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Daily Brief Industrials: Hainan Meilan International Airport, DWF Group, AP Moeller – Maersk A/S, Lavoro and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Meilan Airport (357 HK): Mixed Takeaways from Conversations with the Company
  • Inflexion/​DWF: Deal Announcement
  • Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | Rates Depressed, Stable | Worst of ‘Storm’ Passed (July 2023)
  • Harvesting Gains


Meilan Airport (357 HK): Mixed Takeaways from Conversations with the Company

By Eric Chen

  • We had a chance talking to the company about key topics about outlook of passenger traffic, recovery of duty-free sales and details about the arbitration.
  • The takeaway is mixed as we see both positives and negatives relative to our expectations.
  • We cut our forecast of 2023 net profit from RMB400 million to RMB300 million and expect the earnings to be back-end loaded.

Inflexion/​DWF: Deal Announcement

By Jesus Rodriguez Aguilar

  • There were no surprises and Inflexion launched the offer for DWF Group (DWF LN) well ahead of the 7 August PUSU deadline. DWF shares increased by c. 15%.
  • The final proposal maintains what was announced: 97p in cash plus a 3p dividend,8.0x EV/Fwd NTM EBIT and 8.2x Fwd P/E, and an 18% discount to the IPO price.
  • The closing share price pre-first announcement was 56.5p, taking it as break, the market is pricing a 94% chance to complete the deal. Spread is 2.6%/6.2% (gross/annualised). Long.

Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | Rates Depressed, Stable | Worst of ‘Storm’ Passed (July 2023)

By Daniel Hellberg

  • Rates remain depressed but stable, and easier Y/Y comps will arrive in late Summer
  • Fuel costs should be a tailwind in Q2 results; Danish giant Maersk reports on August 4th
  • We expect Q2/H1 results to support our view that the worst of the storm has passed

Harvesting Gains

By subSPAC

  • In the past several years, the agricultural market has been subject to escalating uncertainty, catalyzed by a triad of disruptive forces, including a global pandemic, the geopolitical uncertainty exemplified by the ongoing war in Ukraine, and unpredictable climatic events leading to droughts and diminished yields.
  • These factors have injected volatility into the market, causing prices to move unpredictably due to periods of shortages and excess supply. 
  • Despite the volatility, however, prices remain on a long-term upward trajectory.

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