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Daily Brief Industrials: Deewin Tianxia, Recruit Holdings, Bharat FIH, SCG Packaging Public Company Limited, WCP and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Deewin Tianxia IPO Trading – Weak Subscription Rates, Retail Portion Undersubscribed
  • HRTech Sector Series: Changing HR Landscape Post-Covid Create Opportunities
  • Bharat FIH Pre-IPO – The Negatives – Not a Whole Lot to Show Yet
  • SCGP : Time to Repack for Brighter 2H22 Outlook
  • WCP IPO – The Negatives – Patent, Going Concern, Customer Concentration

Deewin Tianxia IPO Trading – Weak Subscription Rates, Retail Portion Undersubscribed

By Clarence Chu

  • Deewin Tianxia (2418 HK) raised around US$123m in its Hong Kong IPO.
  • DT’s subscription rates had been lackluster with weak coverage on the institutional tranche and the retail portion being undersubscribed.
  • Given its smaller size, in our view, the firm should come in at a discount to its peer average.

HRTech Sector Series: Changing HR Landscape Post-Covid Create Opportunities

By Shifara Samsudeen, ACMA, CGMA

  • The global HRTech market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 5.8% between 2022-2028E to US$35.68bn driven by increased investment in product and technology development.
  • We have chosen four companies that will have an exciting year ahead (either bullish or bearish) and have discussed their business models, key drivers, fundamentals and their valuation.
  • We have chosen two stocks from the US (Ceridian and Automatic Data Processing) and two from Japan (Recruit and Visional) with a market capitalisation of >$1bn and ADTV>$1m.

Bharat FIH Pre-IPO – The Negatives – Not a Whole Lot to Show Yet

By Sumeet Singh

  • Bharat FIH (BFIH) aims to raise around US$660m in its India IPO via selling a mix of both primary and secondary shares. BFIH is a subsidiary of Foxconn.
  • Its initial operations were focused on mobile phones, of late it has been expanding its portfolio to include mechanics, electric vehicles, televisions and hearables. 
  • In this note, we will talk about the not so positive aspects of the deal.

SCGP : Time to Repack for Brighter 2H22 Outlook

By Pi Research

  • We retain our BUY rating with a TP of Bt66 derived from 33xPE’22E which is close to its 3-years trailing mean. We recommend investors to increase position in SCGP ahead 
  • Modest recovery in 2Q22, post 1Q22 bottom : We estimate 2Q22 core profit at Bt1.9bn (-8%YoY, +12%QoQ) based on assuming gross margin of 17.4% (-3.1ppts YoY, +0.3ppts QoQ). 
  • Likewise, we forecast the company to register revenue at Bt38.1bn (+28%YoY, +4%QoQ). The YoY rise is attributed to healthier demand volume and M&Ps contribution, upon the resumption of economic activities 

WCP IPO – The Negatives – Patent, Going Concern, Customer Concentration

By Sumeet Singh

  • WCP aims to raise around US$690m via selling a mix of primary and secondary shares in its Korean IPO.
  • WCP designs, manufactures, and sells separators, which are one of the four core materials for secondary Lithium-ion batteries
  • In this note, we will talk about the not-so-positive aspects of the deal.

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