Daily BriefsTMT/Internet

Daily Brief TMT/Internet: Grab, Pushpay Holdings, Softbank Corp, Intel Corp, Amazon.com Inc, Sap Se Sponsored Adr, Snap Inc and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Grab(GRAB.US) 4Q22 Preview: Tailwinds from Share Gain and Rebound in Mobility
  • Pushpay Holdings: 3rd March Scheme Meeting. IA Says Fair
  • Pushpay (PPH NZ): Scheme Vote on 3 March but Deal Risks Are Emerging
  • Softbank Corp (Buy) – Q3 22 Results Reaction: Modest Mobile Improvement, on Track to Meet Targets
  • Intel Corp: Launch Of 13th Generation Lineup & Other Drivers
  • Amazon: Recent Quarter Is A Reminder That Red Flags Should Not Be Ignored
  • Amazon 4Q22: When Does AWS Trough?
  • SAP SE ADR: Launch Of SAP Build & Other Drivers
  • Snap Inc: New Promotional Campaign & Other Developments

Grab(GRAB.US) 4Q22 Preview: Tailwinds from Share Gain and Rebound in Mobility

By Shawn Yang

  • In C4Q22, We expect Grab to report total revenue 2% higher than cons., and non-IFRS net loss narrower than cons.. 
  • With competitors cutting back on heavy incentives, Grab has gained share under easing competitive environment in food delivery market in 2022. We expect this trend to sustain in 2023.
  • Mobility is expected to benefit from rebound of tourism and generate stable margin. Pullbacks from off-platform financial services continue to support improvement. Maintain BUY and raise TP to US$ 4.0.

Pushpay Holdings: 3rd March Scheme Meeting. IA Says Fair

By David Blennerhassett

  • Back on the 28 October, church donor management play Pushpay Holdings (PPH NZ/PPH AU) announced a Scheme with BGH/Sixth Street at NZ$1.34/share,  a 30.1% premium to undisturbed.
  • The Scheme Booklet is now out. The shareholder meeting will take place on the 3 March. The independent advisor concluded the Offer price is within its valuation range. 
  • Assuming 11 April payment, this is trading at a gross/annualised spread of 3.0%/18.0%.

Pushpay (PPH NZ): Scheme Vote on 3 March but Deal Risks Are Emerging

By Arun George

  • Pushpay Holdings (PPH NZ)’s NZ$1.34 offer from Sixth Street/BGH is barely within the IE’s valuation range of NZ$1.33-1.53 per share. There is no “fair and reasonable” statement from the IE.
  • Astonishingly, Sixth Street/BGH wrote to the Takeovers Panel to raise concerns about the IE’s report. The Takeovers Panel concluded that the IE report is not misleading or deceptive. 
  • A relatively concentrated register poses a risk, particularly considering the IE’s valuation range and the re-rating of a key peer. While possible, the probability of a bump is low. 

Softbank Corp (Buy) – Q3 22 Results Reaction: Modest Mobile Improvement, on Track to Meet Targets

By Kirk Boodry

  • Consumer mobile revenue fell 7% but that partly reflects how sales were reported a year ago. Reported ARPU was down 5% whilst price cut erosion narrowed
  • Operating income YTD is 94% of full-year targets leaving room for Softbank to achieve its goal even with increased investment spending
  • This was a relatively uneventful quarter and we remain at Buy

Intel Corp: Launch Of 13th Generation Lineup & Other Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Intel delivered a weak result, failing to meet Wall Street expectations in terms of revenues as well as earnings given the persisting macroeconomic headwinds in the semiconductor industry.
  • Intel continues to integrate AXG into CCG and DCAI to deliver a more effective go-to-market capability, accelerating the scale of these businesses while further cutting costs.
  • The management believes their first EUV-deploying modes, Intel 4 and 3, will significantly improve transistor performance per watt and density.

Amazon: Recent Quarter Is A Reminder That Red Flags Should Not Be Ignored

By Vladimir Dimitrov, CFA

  • Amazon’s share price has fallen 25% since April of last year, sparking a fear of missing out.
  • The pressure for cost-cutting measures will likely increase as profitability and free cash flow remain elusive, according to Amazon.
  • Amazon has seen a 25% drop in its share price in January.

Amazon 4Q22: When Does AWS Trough?

By Aaron Gabin

  • AWS revenue grew 20% YoY to $21.3B, about $400M or ~2% below consensus…and a 700bp deceleration.
  • AWS margins of 24% were down 200bps QoQ / 600bps YoY as continued optimization of customer contracts continues to weigh on margins.
  • Amazon advertising continues to dramatically outpace all other online platforms, highlighting the moat of first party data at the point of purchase, unimpacted by Apple.

SAP SE ADR: Launch Of SAP Build & Other Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • SAP delivered a mixed set of results in the final quarter of 2022 as it surpassed the revenue expectations of Wall Street but missed out on earnings.
  • This year, cloud revenue also surpassed support revenue to become SAP’s single-largest revenue stream.
  • Their overall SaaS and PaaS portfolio grew significantly, with SaaS cloud revenue increasing by 25% and PaaS cloud revenue increasing by 45%.

Snap Inc: New Promotional Campaign & Other Developments

By Baptista Research

  • Snap continued to encounter massive challenges due to increased competition and macroeconomic headwinds.
  • In the quarter, the company released communities to expand its content offerings and onboarded several new media partners.
  • The company has also launched new Snapchat+ features to increase audience engagement on the platform in the quarter.

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