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In today’s briefing:

  • Toshiba – ISS Advises Against Breakup Plan
  • Jardine Matheson (JM SP): Reloading The Buyback?
  • STAR50 Index Rebalance Preview (June): Back to the All Important Question
  • KOSPI 200 Rebalancing Screening: Few Noticeable Changes in the Race
  • KOSPI Lockup Releases & Likelihood of Hitting the Market

Toshiba – ISS Advises Against Breakup Plan

By Mio Kato

  • This morning Institutional Shareholder Services recommended against both Toshiba’s break up plan and 3D’s alternative proposal. 
  • Both proposals looked uncertain and with ISS coming out against them it now appears more likely that both will be rejected. 
  • That leaves Toshiba in limbo once again and we aren’t convinced the exit will be a privatisation.

Jardine Matheson (JM SP): Reloading The Buyback?

By David Blennerhassett

  • Jardine Matheson Holdings (JM SP)‘s underlying net profit in FY21 was up 39% against 2020, and just 5% shy of 2019’s level.
  • The latest US$250mn buyback program appears to have been completed.
  • Shares are down ~5% since the FY21 results. At a ~28% discount to NAV, JMH is inexpensive here. 

STAR50 Index Rebalance Preview (June): Back to the All Important Question

By Brian Freitas


KOSPI 200 Rebalancing Screening: Few Noticeable Changes in the Race

By Sanghyun Park

  • KOSPI 200’s June rebalancing review period is six months, from November 1 to April 30. So, we are now over 70% of the review period.
  • The addition result is similar to the screening results last month. However, one stock was newly screened. Hana Tour Service sits at the filtering borderline within the Consumer Discretionary Sector.
  • As for deletions, Bukwang Pharmaceutical is screened in the healthcare sector instead of Yungjin Pharmaceutical. S&T Motiv in the Consumer Discretionary Sector is additionally listed as a deletion candidate.

KOSPI Lockup Releases & Likelihood of Hitting the Market

By Sanghyun Park

  • KOSPI has seven lockup release events that are likely to hit the market. And all of them are IPO institutional and ESOP lockups.
  • Whether these IPO institutional/ESOP lockups will hit the market directly correlates with the return size from the offering price. And most of them are still far above the offering price.
  • Therefore, it is highly likely that a meaningful share price correction will occur on each release date. This correlation pattern has been more pronounced in recent lockup release events.

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