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Most Read: Renesas Electronics, Woodside Petroleum, Henderson Land Development, Core Lithium Ltd and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Nikkei 225 Index Rebalance Preview: Market Consultation & Potential Changes
  • BHP Woodside Placement – Here Comes the Block, Will Be Tricky Trading over the Next Few Days
  • Woodside Block – Medium Bigly, Well-Prepared, and More To Come
  • FTSE EPRA Nareit Index Rebalance: Two Adds & Three Deletes with Large Impact
  • MVIS Global Rare Earth/​​​Strategic Metals Index Rebalance Preview: Stocks Plunge as Cutoff Passes

Nikkei 225 Index Rebalance Preview: Market Consultation & Potential Changes

By Brian Freitas


BHP Woodside Placement – Here Comes the Block, Will Be Tricky Trading over the Next Few Days

By Sumeet Singh

  • BHP shareholders received US$18bn worth of Woodside petroleum shares on 1st Jun 2022, post the completion of the merger.
  • As a part of the distribution, some shares belonging to ineligible and other small shareholders are being sold by the sales agent, JPM, in a US$823m block.
  • In this note, we will look at the possible deal dynamics and run the deal through our ECM framework.

Woodside Block – Medium Bigly, Well-Prepared, and More To Come

By Travis Lundy

  • The Australian Financial Review’s “Street Talk” column says the Woodside Petroleum (WPL AU) (new ticker is WDS AU) block is out. 
  • Bookbuild is at $28.65 to $30.19 a share with is a 0% to 5.1% discount to the close (stock was up 1.44% today).
  • The size of the trade is apparently 38 million shares. If you have been in the Woodside/Santos trade, I would take the deal, tactically.

FTSE EPRA Nareit Index Rebalance: Two Adds & Three Deletes with Large Impact

By Brian Freitas


MVIS Global Rare Earth/​​​Strategic Metals Index Rebalance Preview: Stocks Plunge as Cutoff Passes

By Brian Freitas

  • Close to the 85% inclusion threshold, Core Lithium Ltd could be added to the MVIS Global Rare Earth/Strategic Metals Index in June. Lake Resources Nl (LKE AU) is also close.
  • Australian Strategic Materials (ASM AU) is very close to the 98% deletion threshold. Even if it is not deleted, there will be passive selling due to capping changes.
  • Yesterday was the cutoff date for the June review, so today’s steep fall in prices will not affect the ranking of the potential changes.

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