Daily BriefsIndustrials

Industrials: Toshiba Corp, Qube Holdings, Berjaya Corp, Trinity Industries and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Toshiba – The New CEO And The Company Culture
  • Qube Holdings BIG (7+%?) Off-Market Buyback
  • BJCORP Update – Is Jalil Resigning as CEO of BJCORP?
  • Weekly Stock Bullfinder – Week of 3/21

Toshiba – The New CEO And The Company Culture

By Mio Kato

  • The Nikkei had an interesting article today on Toshiba’s new CEO and the company’s underlying culture. 
  • It addresses some inconsistencies we have seen in terms of demonstrated competence at lower levels vs. a certain lack thereof at the top. 
  • Ultimately though we suspect that what it reveals points to a lower chance of a privatisation

Qube Holdings BIG (7+%?) Off-Market Buyback

By Travis Lundy

  • Qube Holdings (QUB AU) saw a near 5% block sold Friday after the close at a small discount – likely the long-awaited CPPIB cleanup trade.
  • This morning, the company announced a A$400mm off-market buyback, with record date 29 March, giving appropriate investors time to build a position.
  • This should be something like 7.2-7.8% buyback, leading to 7.5-8.5% EPS accretion for 2023.

BJCORP Update – Is Jalil Resigning as CEO of BJCORP?

By Value Investing

  • My favorite stock by far in the present day is BJCORP, it had a minimum upside of 300% within 5 years with relatively little risk
  • BJCORP’s new CEO Jalil was able to articulate the importance of optimal capital allocation in his 3-year turnaround strategy
  • However, in a surprising turn of events, it was announced in yesterday’s local financial news that Jalil would be stepping down as CEO of BJCORP.

Weekly Stock Bullfinder – Week of 3/21

By Weekly Stock Bull Finder

  • Last week was a strong bounceback week for the S&P 500 index as it closed back over its 10WK moving average and finished the week up over 6%
  • Technology and growth stocks were particularly strong on Thursday and Friday after Wednesday’s Fed meeting and closely followed yield curves already have inverted or are close to inverting
  • In addition, many beaten down growth stocks saw strong moves higher as short covering occurred going into options expiration last week

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