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In today’s briefing:

  • CES China Semiconductor Chips Index Rebalance: Six Changes in June
  • CNI Semiconductor Chips Index Rebalance: Multiple Inflows for the Inclusions
  • Tax-Loss Selling in Australia – Brief Historical Analysis And A Trade Basket
  • MVIS Global Rare Earth/​​​​​​​Strategic Metals Index Rebalance Preview: Changes Afoot
  • Anycolor (5032 JP) – Moving to Prime Next Week, TOPIX Inclusion Next Month
  • ChiNext/​​ChiNext 50 Index Rebalance: On Expected Lines as Adds Outperform Deletes
  • Medtronic’s Delisting Offer For EOFlow
  • SE600 Jun 23 Rebal: Past Trades Successful, DELs Could Underperform Index over the Next ~2 Weeks
  • Seven & I: ValueAct’s Proposals Unlikely to Be Considered, Investor Activism Effectively Over
  • FEMSA’s Exit from Heineken/Heineken Holding and Share Price Spread

CES China Semiconductor Chips Index Rebalance: Six Changes in June

By Brian Freitas

  • There are 6 changes for the CES China Semiconductor Chips Index that will be implemented at the close on 9 June.
  • All the inclusions are also additions to the CSI 500 Index and the passive flows will come from multiple trackers.
  • The adds have outperformed the deletes over the last couple of weeks and there could be further outperformance over the next two weeks.

CNI Semiconductor Chips Index Rebalance: Multiple Inflows for the Inclusions

By Brian Freitas

  • There are 3 changes for the CNI Semiconductor Chips Index that will be implemented at the close on 9 June.
  • The inclusions will also be added to other indices over the next couple of weeks and there will be inflows from multiple index trackers.
  • The adds have outperformed and with 9 trading days to implementation of the changes and the inclusions also being added to other indices, there could be further outperformance near-term.

Tax-Loss Selling in Australia – Brief Historical Analysis And A Trade Basket

By Travis Lundy

  • I am not a tax advisor and I do not play one on TV but it is a subject of interest in Australia, as an AFR article last year shows.
  • The general gist of the idea is that retail investors in Australia will take gains on things which run up in price, or get taken over, then look for losses.
  • Below I present a study using data from 2012-2022 of how a basket portfolio trade might work.

MVIS Global Rare Earth/​​​​​​​Strategic Metals Index Rebalance Preview: Changes Afoot

By Brian Freitas

  • The review period for the June rebalance ended on 31 May. Announcement of the changes will be made on 9 June with implementation at the close on 16 June.
  • There could be 3 or 4 A-share additions due to their inclusion in Northbound Stock Connect. That in turn expands the index universe and could result in 2-3 deletions.
  • If there are 4 adds and 2 deletes at the June rebalance, estimated one-way turnover at the rebalance will be 13.4% and will result in a one-way trade of US$81m.

Anycolor (5032 JP) – Moving to Prime Next Week, TOPIX Inclusion Next Month

By Travis Lundy

  • Anycolor (5032 JP) IPOed a year ago, rose several-fold, saw the underwriting broker offer a huge target price, then it fell. There was an offering. And then the murders began.*
  • The offering in January, discussed here, created overhang, and the stock fell sharply in the next 6 weeks. Blowout earnings came in mid-March. Along with a TSE Prime transfer application.
  • Now we have the Prime promotion on 8 June, which leads to a TOPIX inclusion on 28 July. 

ChiNext/​​ChiNext 50 Index Rebalance: On Expected Lines as Adds Outperform Deletes

By Brian Freitas

  • There will be 10 changes for the Chinext Price Index (SZ399006 INDEX) and 5 changes for the ChiNext 50 Index. Implementation is at the close on 9 June.
  • One-Way turnover for the Chinext Price Index is estimated at 3.17% while the one-way turnover for the ChiNext50 Index is 6.61%. The one-way trade across both indices is CNY 2.72bn.
  • The adds have outperformed the deletes by a huge margin over the last 3 months and there could be profit taking into implementation.

Medtronic’s Delisting Offer For EOFlow

By David Blennerhassett

  • Back on the 25 May, healthcare company Medtronic Plc (MDT US) announced it had entered into a set of definitive agreements to acquire EOFlow (294090 KS).
  • Via a three-step process – SPAs, issuance of new shares, and a Tender Offer – Medtronic will seek majority control, together with a view to delisting EOFlow.
  • Completion is expected in 4Q23. Regulatory approvals –  domestic and foreign – form part of the conditions. Trading wide to terms. 

SE600 Jun 23 Rebal: Past Trades Successful, DELs Could Underperform Index over the Next ~2 Weeks

By Janaghan Jeyakumar, CFA

  • The June 2023 regular rebalance index changes for the SE600 index and the EURSTX index were announced after the close yesterday.
  • There are 8 ADDs/DELs for the SE600 index and 3 ADDs and 2 DELs for the EURSTX index.
  • In this insight, we take a closer look at our final index flow expectations for June 2023.

Seven & I: ValueAct’s Proposals Unlikely to Be Considered, Investor Activism Effectively Over

By Oshadhi Kumarasiri

  • Last week, shareholders of Seven & I Holdings (3382 JP) rejected all four of the board nominees proposed by ValueAct.
  • ValueAct, seeing their higher vote count as a modest success, sent a letter to Seven & I, requesting a resumption of discussions despite the failed attempt to remove senior leadership.
  • We think the company is unlikely to seriously consider Value Act’s proposals any longer, indicating the end of the investor activism campaign.

FEMSA’s Exit from Heineken/Heineken Holding and Share Price Spread

By Jesus Rodriguez Aguilar

  • FEMSA has placed c.€3.3 billion of Heineken NV (HEIA NA) and Heineken Holding NV (HEIO NA) shares and tap €250 million of existing 2026 Exchangeable bonds. The placement removes a major overhang.
  • The holding structure (equivalence 1 HEIO NA ~ 1 HEIA NO) allows the Heineken family to control the second largest brewer worldwide, with just a 27.3% economic interest (post-FEMSA’s placement).
  • The discount has tightened to 15.8%, still above the 10.4% average of the last ten years, and rather large considering such a simple structure.

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