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• Legend Holdings Corp H (3396 HK) owns 31% of Lenovo (992 HK) , the number one global PC maker
• Lenovo is a leader selling AI enabled PC’s globally.  Its server business is growing rapidly through strong demand for generative AI.  Legend is the leading AI seed investor in China.
• Technical pattern strong for Lenovo reaching a 9 year high.  Legend showing increasing momentum from an historic trough valuation level

• A high disease burden, high demand for chronic treatment, and an ageing population makes China an excellent opportunity for an established pharma company.
• A transition period following the inclusion of four large drugs in the NDRL creates an opportunity following a big de-rating.
• With 1/3 of the market cap in cash, a healthy payout ratio, and a FPE of under 8, CMS is one of the bargain beneficiaries in the Chinese healthcare space.

Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.

• Shui On Land

Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.

• Fosun International
• Lenovo
• Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust
• NTPC Ltd
• Rakuten

• Chinese cement play Asia Cement China (743 HK) (ACC) is currently suspended pursuant to the Takeovers Code.
• Asia Cement (1102 TT) has been ACC’s majority shareholder since its 2008 IPO. Asia Cement currently holds 73.07%. 
• Shares gained ~50% this week. On serious volume. With net cash of US$1.03bn vs. a market cap of US$66mn, a privatisation should command a punchy premium to the last close.

• Asia Cement China (743 HK) entered a trading halt based on the Hong Kong Code on Takeovers and Mergers. Bloomberg reports that Asia Cement (1102 TT) is considering a buyout. 
• Privatisation interest is unsurprising, as ACC’s EV has been negative since 6 July 2022 due to headwinds from the weak Chinese property sector and uncertainty about cash use.
• An offer price of HK$5.18 would imply a zero EV. However, due to the difficult trading conditions, we think an offer would be around HK$4.00 per share.

• China announced game approval for the May batch. The number of games approved remained at a higher level than 2023.
• The pace of China game approval appears to have accelerated to the same level as pre-tightening, though the number of approvals appears to be slower than March.
• None of the listed companies that we followed received approval for mobile games.

• The data in this insight is collated from the “shareholding disclosure” link on the HKEx website.
• Often there is a corresponding HKEx announcement on the increase – or decrease – in the shareholding by directors. Or pledging. However, such disclosures are by no means an absolute.
• The key stocks mentioned in this regular insight include: J&T Global Express (1519 HK), Melco International Development (200 HK), Techtronic Industries (669 HK), Gushengtang (2273 HK), and United Energy (467 HK).

• Chinese outbound travel demand continued its gradual recovery in April 
• Moderating domestic demand? It’s not new, and outbound matters more 
• On a pullback to below US$50, we would again BUY Trip.com’s ADRs

• Quantgroup Technology (1467534D CH) is looking to raise up to US$200m in its upcoming HK IPO. The deal will be run by CICC and CMB International.
• Quantgroup Technology is a digitalization solutions provider in China. Its digitalization solutions primarily include digitalized marketing, including precision marketing for financial institutions and local merchants, and goods transaction facilitation.
• The apps that Quantgroup operates can be largely categorized into two Quant-enabled proprietary apps, namely Yangxiaomie and Consumption Guide. 

• QuantumPharm (QUP HK) (Xtalpi) is looking to raise US$200m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.
• QuantumPharm is a R&D platform, utilizing quantum physics-based first-principles calculation, advanced AI, high-performance cloud computing, and scalable and standardized robotic automation to provide drug and material science R&D solutions.
• In our previous note we looked at the company’s past performance. In this note, we discuss QuantumPharm’s PHIP updates.

• MOKINGRAN’s revenue fluctuated in the past three years. Profit margin was much lower than that of peers/industry average, which may not necessarily have big improvement even with upward gold price.
• MOKINGRAN once applied for IPO in A-share but failed. The concerns of SZSE included “unusual” gold trade-in business, large inventory balance and the risk of “false increase” in profits/revenues.
• The gold boom should not mask the risks of MOKINGRAN. Even if MOKINGRAN successfully goes public, it still faces many challenges. Valuation of MOKINGRAN should be lower than peers. 

• Disputable Phase III result of Akeso’s (9926 HK) flagship pipeline Ivonescimab (AK112) caused Akeso’s share price to drop 28% in three days, reaching the bottom of a year-long trading range;
• The fundamental difference of opinions is around Ivonescimab’s global prospects against (1) Merck’s Keytruda, (2) J&J’s Rybrevant, (3) Kelun’s SKB264 and domestic prospect against (4) Innovent’s IBI305;
• Some answers are clear while others are now. What can provide answers are (1) SKB264‘s Phase III data, and to a lesser degree (2) AK112’s head-to-head trial against Keytruda.

• Considering the dominant position of medical imaging centers in public hospitals and challenges from other players, future development space of Rimag would be squeezed,and even will soon encounter growth bottlenecks.
• Although Rimag turned losses into profits, we still have doubts about its future profitability due to increasing costs and potential price decline.This business may fail to bring investors decent profits.
• Rimag’s post-investment valuation after last round financing isn’t cheap.Given the uncertainty of future revenue growth prospects and the real market space, P/S of below 3 is a more comfortable range.

• The imagination space and good stories for Sichuan Kelun-Biotech Biopharm (6990 HK) at this stage mainly come from SKB264. The market has higher expectations for SKB264’s clinical data on NSCLC/TNBC. 
• The better the clinical results of SKB264 +PD1/L1, the greater the negative impact on AK112’s future expectations/market space in NSCLC. ADC +PD-1 seems more “convincing” than the logic of BsAb.
• This July, restricted shares of major shareholders will be lifted, which may lead to big share price fluctuation if they reduce their shareholdings. Investors need not rush to be long.

Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.

• China Vanke

• Alibaba Group Holding (9988 HK) and JD.com (9618 HK) both announced the issuance of convertible debt last week (Alibaba on May 23 and JD.com on May 21). 
• Both have mentioned that the reasons for the issuance are the low funding cost (0.25% coupon for JD.com and 0.5% for Alibaba) and to fund their current share repurchase program. 
• I think the convertible debt structures makes sense and it is beneficial for both companies to buy back as much as possible at the current share price.

• After entering a trading halt on the 16th May pursuant to the Takeover’s Code, property manager Huafa Property Services (982 HK) has now announced a privatisation by way of a Scheme. 
• The cancellation price of A$0.29/share is a 30.63% to last close, a 70.59% premium over the 30-day average close, and a life-time high price. The price is final.
• The Offeror, Zhuhai Huafa, a state-owned enterprise wholly-owned by Zhuhai SASAC, plus concert parties hold 42.63% of shares out. Clean deal.

• In January this year, Argyle Street, a (now) 8% shareholder of China Merchants China Direct Investments (133 HK) (CMCDI), a closed-end investment company, proposed a solution to boost shareholder value.
• Two months later, Rydal Value Fund (stake unknown) also proposed a means to boosting shareholder value along similar lines.
• CMCDI is currently trading at a ~63% discount to NAV. But it is up 78% since Argyle’s initial proposal, and recently touched a six-year high. Argyle is still buying.

• Huafa Property Services Group (982 HK) announced a privatisation offer from Huafa Industrial Co., Ltd. Zhuhai (600325 CH) at HK$0.29 per share, a 30.6% premium to the undisturbed price.
• Key conditions include approval by at least 75% of independent shareholders (<10% of independent shareholders rejection) and a headcount test. No shareholder holds a blocking stake.
• The offer, which has been declared final, is attractive compared to historical share prices and peer multiples. This is a done deal, with payment likely in November.  

• Baidu’s revenue growth for the first quarter exceeded expectations, with a year-over-year increase of 4%, reaching RMB 23.8 billion.
• Additionally, Baidu’s continued efforts in Gen AI path have resulted in a 12% year-over-year acceleration in the revenue growth from Baidu AI Cloud, which also delivered an operating profit on a non-GAAP basis.
• These positive results signify the company’s successful transition from an internet-centric business to an AI-first business.

• JD.com, a China-based multinational technology conglomerate, has announced its first-quarter results for 2024 in an earnings call and reported robust profit and revenue growth, along with an encouragingly high Net Promoter Score (NPS).
• The revenue growth was accelerated by strong execution amidst evolving industry dynamics, improved user experience, price competitiveness, and platform ecosystems.
• Importantly, the general merchandise and supermarket category recorded a notable jump in terms of gross merchandise value (GMV) and revenue growth.

• iQIYI, an innovative market-leading online entertainment service provider in China, delivered robust first-quarter 2024 results, achieving numerous record highs, such as non-GAAP operating income and its corresponding margin.
• CEO, Mr. Yu Gong, shared that the expanding margin could be attributed to the high-quality growth of the company.
• The Membership Services business continued its growth trajectory with monthly ARM observed an all-time high.

• We compare Lalatech’s scale, P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow to peers
• On several measures, Lalatech is comparable to Full Truck Alliance, SF-Intra
• Small, unprofitable GOGOX not an appropriate comp for Lalatech, in our view

• We saw the collapse of Akeso’s share price after the Company released the clinical data of AK112 on ASCO. Judging from the market reaction, there are indeed“something unsatisfactory” about AK112.
• Akeso’s high valuation mainly comes from the expectation that it would be a player that can compete on international stage. But investors’ confidence in AK112’s future commercialization has been shaken.
• We advise investors to remain patient and “let the bullets fly”. It’s not yet time for the final result.But, if you want to bet, you need to pay the price.

• SOUTHBOUND was again a net buyer for HK$18.6bn on strong two-way volumes. The top three net buys of the week were SOE banks. Some may be Central Huijin.
• Some of this may be driven by the dividend w/h tax cancellation on H divs and by significant H-share discounts, but high-div CNOOC was the biggest net sell.
• No end to the inflows, and HK valuations are not at a place where they would hamper continued flows. Alibaba making HK a Primary will spur more inflows over time.

• The New/Better A-H Premium Tracker has tables, charts, measures galore to track A/H premium positioning, southbound and northbound positioning/volatility in pairs over time, etc.
• SOUTHBOUND’s buy streak continued this past week; every day was net positive. NORTHBOUND was net positive too. It is not clear how much is National Team buying. Much may be.
• AH Premia rebounded off multi-year lows, on average, this past week as Hang Seng and other HK indices fell sharply and A-shares did not fall as much. 

• We summarise the latest spreads and newsflow of merger arb situations we cover across Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Chinese ADRs.
• Highest spreads: Yichang HEC Changjiang Pharma (1558 HK), Hollysys Automation Technologies (HOLI US), Ansarada Group Ltd (AND AU), Malaysia Airports Holdings (MAHB MK), China Traditional Chinese Medicine (570 HK). 
• Lowest spreads: Chilled & Frozen Logistics Holdings (9099 JP), Mma Offshore (MRM AU), Great Eastern Holdings (GE SP), Mimasu Semiconductor Industry (8155 JP), Boral Ltd (BLD AU).

• Based on the close of 24 May, there could be three changes for the iShares A50 China (2823 HK)/ CSOP China A50 (HKD) (2822 HK) in June.
• COSCO SHIPPING (601919 CH), CRRC (601766 CH) and China National NuclearPower (601985 CH) could replace LONGi GreenEnergy (601012 CH), CSC Financial (601066 CH) and China Tourism Group DutyFree (601888 CH). 
• There are a couple of stocks that are close adds and could become adds if they outperform higher ranked stocks in trading today.

• With a day to go in the review period, there could be 2 changes for the iShares China Large-Cap (FXI) (FXI US) in June.
• There should be more than 1x ADV to buy on one of the adds while there will be nearly 5x ADV to sell on one of the deletes.
• There will be positioning in all the potential changes but there appears to be higher interest in one of the potential adds and one of the potential deletes.

• There are many rumors about Henlius’s trading halt, but Fosun Pharma had applied for the resumption of trading in H Shares, which makes us confused whether this is really privatization.
• Henlius is in “an awkward position” in capital market. Fosun is to blame for Henlius’s low valuation. The high debt problem makes the profits generated from drug sales meaningless.
• If Henlius cannot break away from the system controlled by Fosun, the complexity of corporate governance brought about by the relationship between Henlius and Fosun would inevitably affect investment judgment.

• The Quiddity Mainland Connect NORTHBOUND Monitor. Like the A/H Premium Monitor and HK Connect SOUTHBOUND Monitor. Lots of Flows/Position Tables and Charts with which to play.
• Last week saw NORTHBOUND net BUY RMB 0.8bn of A-shares on lower gross volumes. NORTHBOUND bought CATL, China Yangtze Power, and Luxshare. AH Premia bounced, but net volumes are suspect.
• There is some question as to whether the NORTHBOUND volumes to the buy side are all foreigners. Some suspect there is national team buying mixed in, as was expected.

• The NHSA issued a Notice on “improving the quality and expanding the scope of VBP”. The trend of full coverage of VBP of conventional drugs/consumables is determined.TCM is under pressure.
• We analyzed the potential demand growth rate of the glove industry, which is already better than most cyclical stocks. Therefore, we see no need to remain pessimistic about this industry.
• Holding platform companies have valuation discounts.HK$50-60 billion is reasonable market value for China Resources Pharmaceutical.Better to go long when share price is below HK$5 and then hold to receive dividends.

• Since late 2020, Search’s share of digital advertising revenue has stabilised at around 8-10%, seemingly retaining its core advertising customers and industries.
• Baidu management expects AI Cloud to maintain strong revenue growth momentum in the upcoming quarters.
• Baidu trades on a 3.6x NTM EV/EBITDA multiple, well below one standard deviation lower than its 5-year historical average trading range and the lowest it has ever been.

• In 1Q24, Revenues of Xpeng, Tongcheng, Kanzhun, and Gaotu grew by 62% YoY, 50%, YoY, 43% YoY and 34% YoY.
• KE’s revenue decreased by 20% YoY in 1Q24 due to the weak property market.
• Bilibili’s value added services revenue grew by 17% YoY and advertising revenue grew by 31% YoY.

• Alibaba Group’s March Quarter and Full Fiscal Year 2024 results show that major segments such as the Taobao and Tmall Group, Alibaba International Digital Commerce, and core public cloud offerings are experiencing growth.
• The Taobao and Tmall Group achieved double-digit year-over year growth, while Alibaba International Digital Commerce revenue increased by 45%.
• Moreover, AI related revenue increased triple digit year-over-year, demonstrating the potential of AI technology in fueling the company’s growth.

• Legend Biotech Corporation is a biotech company specializing in CAR-T cell therapy for the treatment of multiple myeloma.
• In Quarter 1 2024, two major approvals by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and European Commission for the company’s CARVYKTI therapy for second line relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma have solidified its position in the industry.
• This historical quarterly update positions Legend Biotech’s CARVYKTI on the path to transforming the treatment landscape for thousands of patients suffering from multiple myeloma.

• Sciclone Pharmaceuticals (6600 HK)‘s scheme document is out, and the court meeting is scheduled for 19 June. The IFA considers the HK$18.80 per share offer fair and reasonable. 
• The key condition is approval by at least 75% of disinterested shareholders (<10% of all disinterested shareholders rejection). No independent shareholder holds a blocking stake.
• This is a done deal. At the last close and for the 12 July payment, the gross and annualised spread is 2.2% and 17.3%, respectively.

• The Hang Seng Index has been rallying for 3 weeks but then last week the rise was halted and the index gave up a good chunk of the gains.
• It seems the index has become quite volatile but this week it could go up again, or otherwise next week, the reversal is imminent given its oversold condition.
• It’s hard to predict if the rally can continue after the bounce, the index seems a bit long-term overbought, albeit short-term oversold. A contradiction, but that is the situation now.

• PDD reported C1Q24 top-line, non-GAAP EBIT, and non-GAAP net income 1.3%, 67.0%, and 80.0% vs. our estimate, and 13.9%, 82.0%, and 94.7% vs. consensus, respectively;
• Temu unit economics improvement drove the 1Q beat. Per order outlay on marketing and fulfilment declined 20-25% qoq, we estimate;
• PDD continues to effectively squeeze merchants for its benefit,while also benefiting from weak consumer sentiment in China and overseas. We maintain BUY,and raise TP to US$172, implying 12.3x CY24 PE.

• Kuaishou reported C1Q24 revenue, IFRS OP, and IFRS Net income inline, 58%, and 78% vs. our estimates; and inline, 67% and 86% vs. consensus
• Company suggested contribution of Generative AI (GAI) to the growth of the advertising business to be substantial;
• We reiterate our BUY rating and raised target price to HK$83, implying 17x PE in 2025.

• Biopharmaceutical outfit Shanghai Henlius Biotech (2696 HK) is currently suspended pursuant to the Takeovers Code.
• Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) (2196 HK) holds ~60% in Henlius, mostly via domestic shares. Co-founders and Qatar Authority hold ~28% and 8% the H shares respectively.
• IF an Offer were to unfold, it would be the third in this space in the past two months, after Offers for Sciclone (6600 HK) and Yichang HEC (1558 HK),

• Shanghai Henlius Biotech (2696 HK) entered a trading halt “pending the release of an announcement pursuant to the Code on Takeovers and Mergers.” The likely bidder is Fosun Pharma.
• A merger by absorption would require approval by at least 75% independent H Shareholders (<10% of all independent H Shareholders rejection). There could also be a 90% minimum acceptance condition. 
• The shares are 62% below the IPO price. However, shareholders with blocking stakes would welcome an offer suggesting a 30-40% takeover premium would be sufficient.

• Total revenue growth rate climbed up 27% YoY in 1Q24 with all businesses growing strongly.
• Smartphone shipments grew by 34% YoY and achieved global No. 3.
• In 1Q24, the gross margins of all major businesses obviously improved.

• Sun Art Retail (6808 HK)‘s FY24 (fiscal year ending March) numbers were overall unimpressive, with sales down 13% yoy and net loss increasing to RMB1.6bn.
• The new CEO’s strategy is to refocus on SSSG of offline traffic and restore price competitiveness.  April and May SSSG improved. 
• The stock is up 20% since my initial insight on the name in March, and I believe more upside remains.

• In a tough macro environment with travel as perhaps the only bright spot in consumption
• However, equally compelling is the demand negatives of overseas travel as a somewhat luxurious consumption item and tough competition at home;
• Given the stock’s valuation, we maintain the rating as SELL but raise TP to US$45/ADS, implying 2025 PE of 15x.

• FTA’s revenue growth accelerated in Q124 and exceeded management guidance
• Gross and OpInc margins (cash basis) both improved sharply in Q124
• Growth, profitability, mix improved, but FTA no longer so cheap; HOLD

• China International Capital Corporation (3908 HK) is a laggard among the Chinese securities companies. With the rebound in HSI and Shanghai Composite, such divergence should narrow.
• The investment banking business should recover following the rebound in the secondary market and equity valuations. HK’s IPO funds raised are forecast to double in 2024.
• At 0.4x 12-month P/B, the market has deeply discounted CICC’s earnings outlook. However, as earnings recovery will be fast, its share price will react rapidly.

• On the 28th March, Li Zhenfu (SciClone (6600 HK)‘s NED), Assicurazioni Generali (G IM), and concert parties (collectively controlling 36.61%), made an Offer at $18.80/share, a 33.9% premium to undisturbed. 
• The Offer price is bang in line with SciClone’s March 2021 IPO price. Terms were declared final. This is a clean deal.
• The Scheme Document is now out. The Court Meeting will be held on the 19th June. Expected payment on or before the 12 July. FWIW: IFA says fair & reasonable.

Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.

• China Vanke
• Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust

• Hong Kong Television Network (1137 HK) has launched a share buyback to acquire a maximum of 100.0m shares (11.25% of shares) at HK$2.15, a 20.8% premium to the undisturbed price.
• The offer is conditional on approval by the requisite majority of shareholders and the approval of the whitewash waiver. There is no minimum acceptance condition, and the offer price is final.
• The offer is unattractive and is an inefficient use of cash to increase the co-founders’ grip on the shares. Nevertheless, the EGM vote is likely to get up.   

• Total revenue rose by 131% in 1Q24 with advertising up by 56% YoY and commission up by 327% YoY.
• In 1Q24, both the operating profit and the operating margin reached record highs.
• The historical price / sales ratios suggests a significant upside. Buy.

• LI Auto’s decision to push out its BEV launch to 2025 is a delay of multi-faces at a time when China’s EV market is chaotically.
• We keep rating @BUY because LI still possesses the SUV niche, enjoys a healthy margin and have ample cash. 
• We cut TP from US$40 to US$25 and maintain BUY.

• In 1Q24, revenue grew by 17% YoY and e-commerce GMV grew by 28% YoY.
• Both the operating margin and the operating profit reached historical highs in 1Q24.
• We set an upside of 47% and the price target at HK$86.00. Buy.

• Making EV itself doesn’t make money, which is why independents like Nio and XPeng are thinking alternative ways to breakeven;
• Tesla envisioned to make money through scale, of which BYD bettered. Tesla also envisioned to make money from autonomous driving (ADS);
• Nio plans to sell its battery swapping service while XPeng is selling ADS to Volkswagen. Both are experiments aiming at breakeven. Both also have new models to launch.

• The biggest problem of cell therapy in China is the uncertain prospect of commercialization. Medical practitioners also have reservations regarding the usefulness of cryopreserved cells for clinical application.
• Shanghai Cell Therapy could be in a long-term loss making state, and both of its R&D and commercialization capabilities need to be verified. Then, how would investors obtain expected returns?
• Post-Investment valuation already reached above RMB7.1 billion after Series D financing. However, market value of comparable companies are quite low, which makes us worry about stock price performance after IPO.

Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.

• SJM Holdings
• Softbank Group
• Yankuang Energy Group

• Prosus (PRX NA)‘s discount to NAV and implied stub widened after Fabricio Bloisi’s CEO appointment late last week. But the sell-down of Tencent (700 HK) to buy-back Prosus will  continue. 
• Preceding my comments on Naspers (NPN SJ)/Prosus/Tencent are the current setup/unwind tables for Asia-Pacific Holdcos
• These relationships trade with a minimum liquidity of US$1mn, and a % market capitalisation >20%.

• Generative AI (GAI) helps capex, no doubt. But key question is whether capex can yield to revenue and profits;
• Content creation industry is sure to realize revenue and profits. iQiyi and NetEase already said so with concreate examples;
• Advertising can realize revenue by better matching of ads inventory and perhaps improve inventory utilization.

• In 1Q24, Trip’s revenue grew strongly by 29% YoY with all business booming.
• China and Trip achieved a lot overseas travelers in March and the Labor Day Holidays.
• However, the stock price has risen 37% in the past three months.

• Online shopping platform play Hong Kong Television Network (1137 HK) (better known as HKTV) has announced a buy-back of 11.25% of shares out, at $2.15/share, a 20.8% premium to undisturbed.
• If successful, the Offer elevates co-founder Ricky Wong’s stake, together with concert parties, to 51.55% (before exercising options), up from 45.75% currently. 
• HKTV has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons: claims of non-payments to suppliers; and delaying its 2026 target after a 79% decline in FY23’s net profit.

• Mindray’s 2023 growth just hit the low end of our forecast.The good story that “recovery of routine diagnosis/treatment after COVID-19 would drive the growth of MI/IVD businesses” doesn’t hold water.
• Mindray may fail to get back to 20%+ revenue growth in 2024 based on current situation.The Company has to continue to “buy revenue” so as to reverse the declining trend.
• The valuation of about 25-30 PE is reasonable for Mindray, not undervalued. If PE falls to the range of 20-25, we think it is a good place to go long.