Daily BriefsECM

Equity Capital Markets: SK IE Technology, Emperador Inc, Gaush Meditech, Weilong Delicious Global and more

In today’s briefing:

  • SK IE Technology Placement – Last Deal Didn’t Do Well, More Discount and Cleanup Should Help
  • Emperador Secondary Listing – Driven by Whisky, Supported by Brandy
  • Pre-IPO Gaush Meditech – The “Middlemen” Have Many Challenges
  • Weilong Delicious Global Pre-IPO – Growth Is Slowing but Pre-IPO Valuation Has Been Halved

SK IE Technology Placement – Last Deal Didn’t Do Well, More Discount and Cleanup Should Help

By Sumeet Singh

  • SK IE Technology’s (SKIE) shareholder aims to raise around US$228m via selling their remaining shareholding.
  • The same shareholder had sold some of their stake earlier in Nov 21. That deal didn’t end up doing well.
  • In this note, we will talk about the deal dynamics and  run the deal through our ECM framework.

Emperador Secondary Listing – Driven by Whisky, Supported by Brandy

By Sumeet Singh

  • Emperador (Emp) is looking to raise up to US$750m via a secondary listing in Singapore.
  • Emp is the Philippines’ largest liquor company and the world’s largest brandy producer. Its products are sold in over 100 countries.
  • In this note, we look at the company’s past performance.

Pre-IPO Gaush Meditech – The “Middlemen” Have Many Challenges

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • Gaush Meditech (GMT HK) is a leading total solution provider of ophthalmic medical devices industry.
  • The irreplaceability of Gaush in the whole industrial chain is actually not high based on its current business model.The proprietary product business may also need to face different policy risks.
  • Together with other uncertainties such as increasing market competition and medical reform policy in China, we are conservative about Gaush’s outlook at the current stage.  

Weilong Delicious Global Pre-IPO – Growth Is Slowing but Pre-IPO Valuation Has Been Halved

By Sumeet Singh

  • Weilong Delicious Global (WDG), a spicy snack food company in China, aims to raise around US$500m in its Hong Kong IPO.
  • According to F&S, WDG ranked first among spicy snack food enterprises in China, with a market share of 6.2%, and in the seasoned flour product and spicy vegetable snacks categories.
  • In this note, we talk about the updates from its refiled PHIP.

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