In today’s briefing:
- Kumyang’s Capital Raise Drop: Breaking It Down from an Arb Trading Play
- Kum Yang: Rights Offering Capital Raise of 450 Billion Won
- Trivium – ESG Report – Lucror Analytics
Kumyang’s Capital Raise Drop: Breaking It Down from an Arb Trading Play
- Kumyang’s major shareholders are backing the capital raise, committing ₩160B of the ₩450B total. We’re also likely to see some robust price support for the stock rights in early phases.
- Institutional investors still make up about 10% of the SO, with around 8% being active players. These guys could easily start dumping stock rights in bulk.
- Retail holds nearly 50% of the SO, increasing volatility and boosting chances for arb spreads. Kumyang’s stock futures have solid liquidity, making it a prime arb trading setup.
Kum Yang: Rights Offering Capital Raise of 450 Billion Won
- Kum Yang announced a rights offering capital raise of 450 billion won which will be used for facility investments and debt repayment.
- The estimated rights offering price is 38,950 won, which is 31% lower than current price (56,500 won).
- We remain negative on Kum Yang. Despite the sharply lower rights offering price relative to current price, we would avoid the rights offering.
Trivium – ESG Report – Lucror Analytics
Lucror Analytics’ ESG Scores are based on a 3-tiered scale and are adjusted for Controversies (if applicable).
We assess Trivium’s ESG as “Strong”, in line with its Environmental and Social scores, while Governance is “Adequate”. Controversies are “Immaterial” and Disclosure is “Strong”.
In 2023, Trivium received EcoVadis’ Platinum rating for the third consecutive year, and earned an A rating from CDP for Climate.