In today’s briefing:
- Benefit One (2412): M3 Extends For a Full Month
- Identifying KOSPI Size Migration Candidates & Assessing Proactive Setup Feasibility
- 2Q Follow-Up – Will Group (6089 JP)
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Benefit One (2412): M3 Extends For a Full Month
- Today after the close, Benefit One Inc (2412 JP) amended its Tender Offer Target Opinion Statement to note that Dai Ichi Life had made a proposal to acquire 100%.
- To allow the Board time to evaluate this proposal, the Company requested a Tender extension. Bidder M3 Inc (2413 JP) was obliged to extend 10 days. They extended 20 days.
- This tells us a bunch of things. It is worth thinking about what happened to get here.
Identifying KOSPI Size Migration Candidates & Assessing Proactive Setup Feasibility
- EcoPro Materials and Doosan Robotics, recent IPOs, join the Large category. Their inclusion signals at least two Large stocks, CS Wind Corp and BGF Retail, shifting to Mid.
- There’s a chance three Mid-stocks will transition to Large: Ssangyong Cement, Hyundai Electric, and LOTTE Corp. Conversely, LS Corp, Hotel Shilla, and Kepco E&C will move from Large to Mid.
- With ample time left in the screening period, cautious monitoring is essential. Still, Large→Mid candidates, with a notable gap from the ₩2.95T cutoff, warrant a focus on proactive setups.
2Q Follow-Up – Will Group (6089 JP)
- WILL GROUP unveiled its new MTP “WILL-being 2026” this May.
- The aim of the previous MTP “WORK SHIFT Strategy” was to boost profit margins by increasing the weight of high-margin permanent placement and temporary staffing in highly specialized fields, and the Company focused on developing strategic investment domains such as nursing care domain support, support for construction management engineers, and HR support for start-up companies.
- In the previous MTP, although the profit margin improved, Domestic Working Business stagnated.