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Daily Brief Equity Bottom-Up: Itoki (7972) Mammoth Buyback Coming Imminently After 35% Jump and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Itoki (7972) Mammoth Buyback Coming Imminently After 35% Jump
  • Intel: Cyclical Recovery or Secular Demise? – [Business Breakdowns, EP.149]
  • Smartkarma Corporate Webinar | Sasseur REIT: A Glimpse into China’s Outlet Industry
  • Taiwan Dual-Listings Monitor: High Spreads Persist After CNY Break
  • Taiwan Tech Weekly: TSMC Playing Post-CNY Catch-Up; All Eyes on Upcoming Nvidia Results
  • Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI IJ) – Big on Aspirations
  • Base Carbon, Inc. – A Leading Player in the Growing Carbon Marketplace
  • ON Semiconductor Corporation: Growth in Silicon Carbide Business
  • IMMR: Meta Cash Is Real Cash
  • Auckland Airport 1H24 Preview — Capex to the Fore


Itoki (7972) Mammoth Buyback Coming Imminently After 35% Jump

By Travis Lundy


Intel: Cyclical Recovery or Secular Demise? – [Business Breakdowns, EP.149]

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  • Todd Austin, CIO of Parnassus Investments, discusses Intel’s fall from its iconic status and the factors that contributed to it.

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Smartkarma Corporate Webinar | Sasseur REIT: A Glimpse into China’s Outlet Industry

By Smartkarma Research

For our next Corporate Webinar we are glad to welcome Sasseur REIT’s CEO, Ms Cecilia Tan. 

In the upcoming webinar, Cecilia will share a short company presentation after which, she will engage in a fireside chat with Smartkarma Insight Provider, Robert Ciemniak.

Robert will also be providing an industry overview, featuring landscape commentary and returns analysis. The Corporate Webinar will include a live Q&A session.

In the spirit of giving back to our community, one of the attendees will also be awarded an Amazon Kindle as part of our exclusive lucky draw. 

The Corporate Webinar will be hosted on Thursday, February 29 2024, 18:30 SGT.

About Sasseur REIT

Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust (“Sasseur REIT”) is the first outlet REIT listed in Asia. Sasseur REIT’s portfolio comprises four outlets strategically located in the high-growth cities of Chongqing, Hefei and Kunming in China and is well-positioned to ride on the growth of the rising spending power of the Chinese middle class.

Sasseur REIT is managed by Sasseur Asset Management Pte. Ltd., an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Sasseur Cayman Holding Limited (the “Sponsor”) which is part of Sasseur Group, one of the leading premium outlet operators in China with 17 outlets under management.


Taiwan Dual-Listings Monitor: High Spreads Persist After CNY Break

By Vincent Fernando, CFA

  • TSMC: +16.6% ADR Premium, Still High After CNY Multi-Day Taiwan Market Close
  • UMC: 1.3% ADR Premium, Still Historically High After CNY Break
  • ChipMOS: +4.2% Premium, Very Rare & High Level, Not Sustainable

Taiwan Tech Weekly: TSMC Playing Post-CNY Catch-Up; All Eyes on Upcoming Nvidia Results

By Vincent Fernando, CFA

  • Taiwan Market Surges in Post-CNY Catch-Up, TSMC a Top Gainer Locally
  • Key Events Ahead: Nvidia Results Next Week, Key Taiwan Names Reporting
  • Taiwan Dual-Listings Monitor: High Spreads to Persist After CNY Break 

Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI IJ) – Big on Aspirations

By Angus Mackintosh

  • Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI IJ) remains a laggard amongst the top 4 banks in Indonesia in valuation terms, with improving returns leading to some upward re-rating. 
  • The bank continues to grow its high-quality corporate loans and consumer banking with a dramatic increase in its mobile banking users, which is helping to grow its low-cost CASA. 
  • BBNI remains an interesting proxy for Indonesia’s economy, with digital banking helping to drive returns. Valuations remain below peers but the bank is now approaching fair value.

Base Carbon, Inc. – A Leading Player in the Growing Carbon Marketplace

By Water Tower Research

  • Base Carbon is a leading provider of high-quality carbon offsets that can be purchased by third parties to meet their carbon offset goals.
  • Through a disciplined underwriting process, a strong balance sheet, and an experienced team, the company seeks to be the preferred carbon project partner for developers and buyers of carbon credits.
  • Robust portfolio of existing projects. Base Carbon has invested in three successful projects that are either currently generating credits and cash or will soon be producing credits that can be sold. 

ON Semiconductor Corporation: Growth in Silicon Carbide Business

By Baptista Research

  • ON Semiconductor concluded the fourth quarter in 2023 with remarkable achievements depicted by its transformation and ability to mitigate headwinds in challenging market conditions.
  • The quarter delivered non-GAAP gross margins of 46.7%, surpassing previous expectations.
  • Though utilization shrank to 66%, the gross margin reflects significant structural adjustments made over the past three years.

IMMR: Meta Cash Is Real Cash

By Hamed Khorsand

  • Immersion (IMMR) reached a licensing settlement with Meta Platforms (META) resulting in a payment of $17.5 million to IMMR
  • The initial response to the announcement is likely due to investors’ high expectations based on META’s significant market capitalization and the anticipated scale of returns
  • As a result of the cash received, we estimate IMMR to have approximately $6.20 per share in cash and securities, without consideration for fourth quarter of 2023

Auckland Airport 1H24 Preview — Capex to the Fore

By Forsyth Barr

  • Auckland Airport (AIA) will report a strong recovery in earnings, given the increase in air traffic over the past 18 months, when it reports its 1H24 result on 22 February 2024.
  • However, passenger (pax) development, as outlined in its monthly operating stats, has been below the level implied by the pax guidance provided at the FY23 result.
  • Consequently, FY24 NPAT guidance (NZ$260m–NZ$280m) is at risk, albeit at least partially mitigated by (1) improving retail income, and (2) AIA’s historic conservative nature when setting earnings guidance. 

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