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In today’s briefing:

  • MSCI May 2022 Index Rebalance Preview: Three Weeks to Start of Review Period
  • JD.com (9618 HK): Passive Hang Seng Buying in June
  • Uniti (UWL AU): Macquarie Hung Out To Dry As Morrison/Brookfield Up Bid
  • NIFTY Index Rebalance: Flows at the Close Today
  • Jin Jiang Capital (2006 HK): Tardy, But Pre-Con Approvals Were Never In Doubt

MSCI May 2022 Index Rebalance Preview: Three Weeks to Start of Review Period

By Brian Freitas


JD.com (9618 HK): Passive Hang Seng Buying in June

By Brian Freitas

  • JD.com Inc. (9618 HK) shares from the Tencent (700 HK) in-specie dividend settled on 25 March. That has increased the number of CCASS shares and the Hong Kong free float.
  • Given the large trading volumes in JD.com Inc. (9618 HK) on 25 March and 28 March, we expect most of the forced selling from the ADR allotment is done.
  • There will be selling in JD.com Inc. (9618 HK) from active investors and the overhang from the Prosus (PRX NA) holding. Buying from HSI/HSCEI trackers in June could help a bit.

Uniti (UWL AU): Macquarie Hung Out To Dry As Morrison/Brookfield Up Bid

By David Blennerhassett

  • Morrison, now with Brookfield on a 50/50 basis, have matched Macquarie Asset Management’s Real Assets division / Public Sector Pension Investment Board’s $5.00/share Offer for Uniti Group Ltd (UWL AU).
  • The revised proposal was predicated on Uniti severing talks with Macquarie as it may get access to competitively sensitive information. Uniti’s board has acquiesced – “at this time“. 
  • Share pulled back on the news and closed at a 7.8% gross spread to the indicative terms. 

NIFTY Index Rebalance: Flows at the Close Today

By Brian Freitas


Jin Jiang Capital (2006 HK): Tardy, But Pre-Con Approvals Were Never In Doubt

By David Blennerhassett

  • Hotel operator Shanghai Jin Jiang Capital Company Limited (2006 HK) announced yesterday that all pre-conditions to the Offer from Shanghai SASAC have been satisfied.  
  • The Composite Document is expected to be dispatched on or before the 1 April.
  • Based on precedents for the privatisation of PRC incorporated companies, absent a tendering condition, payment is expected around the third week of May, on the assumption the vote gets up.

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