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Daily Brief Equity Bottom-Up: PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) – Driving Digitalisation in Indonesia and more

In today’s briefing:

  • PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) – Driving Digitalisation in Indonesia
  • Is Kakao Cheap or Not? Actions Louder than Words
  • KLA Corporation: Initiation of Coverage – Business Strategy & Key Drivers
  • Antengene (6996.HK) 22H1-Defective Business Model and Uncompetitive Pipeline; Bearish on the Outlook

PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) – Driving Digitalisation in Indonesia

By Angus Mackintosh

  • PT Metrodata Electronics booked a solid set of 1H2022 given that although revenues decline -11% its net profit grew +11.7% supported by its solutions and consulting business.
  • We expect a 2H2022 recovery given 2Q2022 was impacted by Lebaran and solutions & consulting continues to recover driven by banking, oil & gas, and telecoms sectors. 
  • This remains an interesting and unique play on the increasing digitalisation of the Indonesian corporate ecosystem. Valuations remain attractive on 9.5x FY2023E PER, with 2-year EPS CAGR of +over +25%.

Is Kakao Cheap or Not? Actions Louder than Words

By Ken S. Kim


KLA Corporation: Initiation of Coverage – Business Strategy & Key Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • This is our first report on KLA Corporation, a well-known provider of process control and yield management solutions to the semiconductors industry and other electronics businesses.
  • Strong customer demand across key product categories, macroeconomic uncertainties, and the effects of consumer demand are factors driving this performance.
  • Despite macroeconomic and supply chain headwinds, KLA continues to focus on addressing the most pressing process control concerns.

Antengene (6996.HK) 22H1-Defective Business Model and Uncompetitive Pipeline; Bearish on the Outlook

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • There’s an “insurmountable obstacle” to license-in business model. Antengene (6996 HK) has to go all the way to the end. Otherwise, Antengene won’t end up well.
  • Considering the pipeline quality/speed of clinical advancement/high cost of license-in/fierce competition/just APAC rights/limited cash balance, the biggest problem Antengene has to face is how to “survive this winter” .
  • Theoretically, Antengene is undervalued, so if willing to, investors could do short-term trade. However, due to the concerns, we are still bearish on Antengene’s outlook overall. 

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