Daily BriefsIndonesia

Indonesia: PT Metrodata Electronics, China South City, Asia High Yield Bond Index and more

In today’s briefing:

  • PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) – Everything Is Digital, Digital Is Everything
  • Weekly Wrap – 21 Jan 2022
  • Macro; Rating Changes; New Issues; Talking Heads; Top Gainers and Losers

PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) – Everything Is Digital, Digital Is Everything

By Angus Mackintosh

  • PT Metrodata Electronics (MTDL IJ) continues to be an increasingly interesting play on the growth in Indonesia’s digital economy and digitalisation, especially for banks and fintech.
  • The company’s distribution business saw strong growth in 2021, offsetting the slower growth in Solutions & Consulting, which was impacted by project delays but will rebound in 2022.
  • Management remains optimistic on the growth outlook for 2022, driven by strong momentum behind digitalisation and economic recovery driving ICT demand. Valuations are attractive given its exposure to growth segments.

Weekly Wrap – 21 Jan 2022

By Charles Macgregor

Lucror Analytics Weekly Wraps provide an overview of all Morning Views comments and reports published by our analyst team in the past week, and also showcase a list of the most-read reports.

In this Insight:

  1. Sunac China Holdings
  2. Anton Oilfield
  3. Olam International
  4. Times China
  5. Shimao Property Holdings

and more…


Macro; Rating Changes; New Issues; Talking Heads; Top Gainers and Losers

By BondEvalue

US equity markets dropped yet another day with the S&P and Nasdaq down 1.1% and 1.3% as risk-off sentiment continued to weigh on markets. Most sectors were in the red with Consumer Discretionary, Materials and IT down 1.3-1.9%. US 10Y Treasury yields eased 8bp to 1.77%. European markets closed mostly higher with the DAX and CAC up 0.7% and 0.3% while FTSE was down 0.1%. Brazil’s Bovespa closed 1% higher. In the Middle East, UAE’s ADX and Saudi TASI were up 0.8% and 0.3%. Asian markets have opened in the red – Shanghai, HSI, STI and Nikkei were down 0.8%, 0.6%, 0.1% and 1.4%. US IG CDS spreads were 1.6bp wider and HY CDS spreads were 7bp wider, EU Main CDS spreads were 0.1bp tighter and Crossover CDS spreads were 0.6bp tighter. Asia ex-Japan CDS spreads were 1.6bp wider.

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