Daily BriefsIndustrials

Industrials: Hitachi Transport System, Air New Zealand, Shenzhen International, MonotaRO Co Ltd and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Hitachi Transport (9086 JP):  Trading Too Wide
  • Air New Zealand Shortfall – Not a Great Take-Up Probably Because of the Large Retail Holding
  • Shenzhen Intl (152 HK): It’s the Ability to Realise Underlying Value that Matters
  • MonotaRo: Not a Pandemic Stock

Hitachi Transport (9086 JP):  Trading Too Wide

By Travis Lundy


Air New Zealand Shortfall – Not a Great Take-Up Probably Because of the Large Retail Holding

By Sumeet Singh


Shenzhen Intl (152 HK): It’s the Ability to Realise Underlying Value that Matters

By Osbert Tang, CFA

  • Shenzhen International (152 HK) has secured pre-tax gain of HK$2.8bn from deemed disposal of Qianhai Business and this is another example for its ability to realise underlying asset value.  
  • SZI still holds a 50% stake in Qianhai Business, allowing it to capture further upside from this project. The transaction should also improve cash flow as land fees are repaid.
  • Other logistics transformation projects like the South China Logistics Park, which has an area even larger than Qianhai Business, will provide upside for the longer term. 

MonotaRo: Not a Pandemic Stock

By Oshadhi Kumarasiri

  • Monotaro’s 1Q22 topline was broadly in line with expectations but OP overshot consensus and company guidance by ¥355m and ¥396m respectively as SG&A fell short of the plan by ¥435m.
  • Although the market treated MonotaRO Co Ltd (3064 JP) as a pandemic stock, it has stronger fundamentals than most pandemic winners.
  • Shares are not cheap enough to be outright bullish but it is still a decent long hedge to short many other low-quality names.

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