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Daily Brief Equity Bottom-Up: Nikon (7731) | Snapping up a 3D Printing World Leader and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Nikon (7731) | Snapping up a 3D Printing World Leader
  • Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU): Attractive Idea Backed by Niche Focus on Cannabinoid Pharmaceuticals
  • Breakthrough Battery Innovation
  • China Internet Weekly (12Aug2022): Tencent, JD.com, Meituan, NetEase, Inkeverse

Nikon (7731) | Snapping up a 3D Printing World Leader

By Mark Chadwick

  • We believe the market may have missed the important acquisition of 3D printing firm, SLM Solutions
  • The 3D printing market is expected to grow rapidly driven by industrial applications that require accurate products and rapid time to market
  • We believe the acquisition is a good fit for Nikon and that the realization of synergies could see SLM making a meaningful profit contribution

Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU): Attractive Idea Backed by Niche Focus on Cannabinoid Pharmaceuticals

By Tina Banerjee

  • Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU) has a differentiated product portfolio, addressing unmet global medical needs. With cash balance of A$37.5 million, Incannex is well-resourced to fund its activities for ~2.5 years.
  • Recently completed acquisition of APIRx Pharmaceuticals has strategically expanded intellectual property portfolio to 28 clinical programs, the world’s largest portfolio of patented medicinal cannabinoid drug formulations and psychedelic treatment protocols.
  • The combined annual global market size of the targeted indications is over $420 billion. The company’s strategy of combining cannabinoids with FDA-approved generic drugs calls for shorter regulatory pathway.

Breakthrough Battery Innovation

By subSPAC

  • For those unfamiliar, Battery Maker Enovix has developed the next generation of Lithium-ion cells that powers everything from Smartphones to Electric Vehicles.
  • The company’s 3D silicon Cells use 100% active silicon anodes, compared to graphite anodes that are used by most Li-on batteries manufactured today.
  • Battery makers have stayed away from Silicon anodes due to several technical challenges, including battery swelling and short usable lifespan.

China Internet Weekly (12Aug2022): Tencent, JD.com, Meituan, NetEase, Inkeverse

By Ming Lu

  • Tencent invested more in Ubisoft Entertainment, a French game developer.
  • The monthly active users of local life recovered in China in June and July.
  • NetEase will close Music Street, the social networking-oriented karaoke app.

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