Daily BriefsJapan

Daily Brief Japan: Rakuten Group , Nikkei 225, Tryt Inc and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Rakuten Securities IPO: Promising Business with Valuation Caveats
  • Lead Shorts, Where to Cover and Re Set Longs.
  • TRYT IPO: Peer Comparison and Valuation


Rakuten Securities IPO: Promising Business with Valuation Caveats

By Oshadhi Kumarasiri

  • Yesterday, Rakuten Group (4755 JP) announced that its consolidated subsidiary, Rakuten Securities, has applied for a listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
  • Rakuten Securities has long-term growth potential through leveraging Rakuten’s ecosystem for steady securities account growth and exploring cross-selling opportunities for related services.
  • While the business seems promising, there may be concerns regarding its valuation, given its previous high trailing PE of 43.0x.

Lead Shorts, Where to Cover and Re Set Longs.

By Thomas Schroeder

  • Update on our top shorts as we get closer to our cover targets with some overlap.
  • SPX and NDX secondary short cover levels and where to add back to longs.
  • Minor new chart highs in store into mid-July with target adjustments.

TRYT IPO: Peer Comparison and Valuation

By Shifara Samsudeen, ACMA, CGMA

  • TRYT Group is engaged in job placement and temporary staffing, specialising in the medical and welfare and construction fields. The company has set the pricing for its Tokyo IPO.
  • Existing shareholders of the company will offer 40m shares at an indicative price range of ¥1,100-1,300 per share, raising around US$305-360m from the IPO.
  • We think Tryt Inc (9164 JP) ’s IPO is overvalued at the above price range compared to Japanese recruitment peers and would recommend staying on the sidelines.

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