Daily BriefsIndustrials

Daily Brief Industrials: SCREEN Holdings, Hyundai Motor, Outsourcing Inc, Lockheed Martin, Benefit One Inc, 3M Co, Paccar Inc, Raytheon Technologies and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Screen Holdings (7735): Share Price Straight Up, Financials Not so Simple
  • Samhyun IPO Preview
  • (Mostly) Asia-Pac Weekly Risk Arb Wrap: QV Equities, Orecorp, Benesse, Glosel, Outsourcing
  • Lockheed Martin: How Bad Is The Impact of Delays in Government Budget? – Major Drivers
  • Weekly Deals Digest (04 Feb) – Benefit One, Benesse, Outsourcing, Glosel, Hollysys, OreCorp, QVE
  • Last Week in Event SPACE: Benefit One, Guoco, Outsourcing, Hang Lung, Hollysys, Dalek
  • 3M Company: How Geographic Shifts and Portfolio Magic Could Boost Growth! – Major Drivers
  • PACCAR Inc: Can The Newly Refreshed Product Lineup Change The Game? – Major Drivers
  • RTX Corporation: Can Their Investments In Differentiated Technologies Further Build Their Competitive Moat? – Major Drivers


Screen Holdings (7735): Share Price Straight Up, Financials Not so Simple

By Scott Foster

  • The share price was up 4.4% on Friday – and up 2.3x since the end of October – raising forward valuations to the high side of their usual range.
  • Management raised FY Mar-24 operating profit guidance slightly after 3Q results that were strong YoY but flat QoQ. 4Q should be better as finished goods inventory is shipped.
  • Operating efficiency has improved and a new semiconductor up-cycle has begun, but the numbers suggest caution. Take profits and reassess.

Samhyun IPO Preview

By Douglas Kim

  • Samhyun is getting ready to complete its IPO on the KOSDAQ exchange in March. The IPO total offering amount is 40 billion won to 50 billion won. 
  • The company generated sales of 99.8 billion won (up 45.5% YoY) and operating profit of 9.8 billion won (up 250% YoY) in 2023.
  • Samhyun developed one of the world’s first CVVD (Continuously Variable Valve Duration) technology for automobile engines, which improves fuel efficiency by controlling the engine’s valve opening time. 

(Mostly) Asia-Pac Weekly Risk Arb Wrap: QV Equities, Orecorp, Benesse, Glosel, Outsourcing

By David Blennerhassett


Lockheed Martin: How Bad Is The Impact of Delays in Government Budget? – Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Lockheed Martin Corporation held its fourth quarter and year-end earnings conference call for 2023, outlining its performance, financial results, and future expectations.
  • The company emphasized strong performance in 2023, driven by considerable demand for its aircraft, helicopters, satellites, radar systems, and other products and services.
  • Lockheed Martin reported a record backlog of $161 billion, with sales for the full year of $67.6 billion, reflecting a 2% year-on year growth.

Weekly Deals Digest (04 Feb) – Benefit One, Benesse, Outsourcing, Glosel, Hollysys, OreCorp, QVE

By Arun George


Last Week in Event SPACE: Benefit One, Guoco, Outsourcing, Hang Lung, Hollysys, Dalek

By David Blennerhassett


3M Company: How Geographic Shifts and Portfolio Magic Could Boost Growth! – Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • 3M has shown solid operational improvements in its fourth-quarter results, which could translate into an exciting year ahead for the company, despite the ongoing pandemic-related challenges.
  • The company reported strong adjusted EPS growth of 11% and operating margin expansion of 180 basis points, with significant contributions from its restructuring program aimed at streamlining operations, reducing costs and improving productivity.
  • Baptista Research looks to evaluate the different factors that could influence the company’s price in the near future and attempts to carry out an independent valuation of the company using a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) methodology.

PACCAR Inc: Can The Newly Refreshed Product Lineup Change The Game? – Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • PACCAR, a leading American truck manufacturing company, showcased impressive performance in their fourth quarter 2023 earnings conference call.
  • The company reported record annual revenues of $35.1 billion and a net income of $4.6 billion, marking an impressive after-tax return on revenue of 13.1%.
  • This positive trend was primarily driven by record deliveries of the company’s DAF, Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, strong results in its parts division and consistent financial services performance.

RTX Corporation: Can Their Investments In Differentiated Technologies Further Build Their Competitive Moat? – Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • RTX Corporation held its Q4 2023 earnings conference call with senior executives such as Chairman and CEO Greg Hayes, incoming CEO Chris Calio and Chief Financial Officer Neil Mitchill.
  • The call highlighted a leadership change with the transition of current CEO, Greg Hayes, to Executive Chairman, and Chris Calio assuming the role of CEO.
  • The company reported strong full-year results with $74.3 billion in adjusted sales, a growth of 11% organically, and adjusted EPS of $5.06, a growth of 6% year-over-year.

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