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Daily Brief Equity Bottom-Up: China’s Tourism Recovery Versus Other Major Tourist Sources in Asia: Delayed and more

In today’s briefing:

  • China’s Tourism Recovery Versus Other Major Tourist Sources in Asia: Delayed, Not Slower
  • CIMC Enric (3899 HK): One More Spin-Off Progressing
  • Company Update – BAE SYSTEMS PLC
  • [Week 15] Namaste India 🙏 | 2023 Bloopers Edition
  • China Consumption Weekly (1 Jan 2024): Tencent, NetEase, Alibaba, JD.com, PDD


China’s Tourism Recovery Versus Other Major Tourist Sources in Asia: Delayed, Not Slower

By Daniel Hellberg

  • China’s outbound tourism recovery started much later than others in the region
  • In particular, Taiwan & Korea began ramping outbound travel earlier (in Q222)
  • As destinations, Thailand & Vietnam recovered early, but now lag HK’s growth

CIMC Enric (3899 HK): One More Spin-Off Progressing

By Osbert Tang, CFA

  • CIMC Enric Holdings (3899 HK) has applied for its liquid food segment, under CLTP, to be quoted on the NEEQ. Subsequently, it plans to be listed on the BSE.
  • The move will not only provide an additional funding channel for this business but also enhance the valuations of CIMC Enric. BSE’s IPOs have historically performed very well.
  • Upon successful listing, the attributable market cap of its two listed subsidiaries will be greater than its current market cap. This means its clean energy business is free.

Company Update – BAE SYSTEMS PLC

By VRS (Valuation & Research Specialists)

  • Our estimations for FY 2023 annual revenue range at around £24,234 million and for 2024 at around £26,415 million.
  • The company’s annual revenue reached £21,258 million in 2022 compared to £19,521 million in 2021, posting an increase by 8.9%. BAE Systems operating profit for FY 2022 was £1,989 million, increased by 11.87% compared to £1,778 million for the corresponding period of 2021.
  • In addition, EBITDA amounted to £3,151 million in 2022, while EBT and EATAM amounted to £1,989 million and £1,591 million respectively.

[Week 15] Namaste India 🙏 | 2023 Bloopers Edition

By Pranav Bhavsar


China Consumption Weekly (1 Jan 2024): Tencent, NetEase, Alibaba, JD.com, PDD

By Ming Lu

  • The authorities granted licenses to 105 new domestic games and promised to review the game law draft.
  • Alibaba is restructuring its main business unit, Taobao-Tmall, to reach flexibility.
  • Both Alibaba and JD.com changed their refund policies to follow PDD.

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