Aequitas Research puts out a weekly update on the deals that have been covered by the team recently along with updates for upcoming IPOs.
Events next week:
We got a small respite with various IPO debuts this week before the final sprint to the end of the year. Hong Kong IPOs have not been doing well. The three debuts this week broke deal price and only Shanghai MicroPort MedBot Group (2252 HK) managed to claw back to trade above its IPO price. This was only after the deal was downsized significantly.
We initiated on SF Intra-City (1874747D CH), the intra-city on-demand delivery arm of SF Holding, which was reported to be seeking approval from Hong Kong exchange soon, and Shukun (Beijing) Technology (1702626D CH), a China-based AI-assisted medical imaging solution company.
Australian IPOs traded within our expectations. Judo Capital (JDO AU) managed to post a modest 9% return in its first week of trading whereas Vulcan Steel (VSL AU) had a bit of shaky debut before closing 4.9% above IPO price on Friday.
We initiated on Ventia (VNT AU) , an essential infrastructure services provider, which is looking to open books on 15th November and debut on 19th November.
In Korea, Kakao Pay (377300 KS) managed to trade well despite the delays and closed 114% higher on its first day and closed 84% above its IPO price on Friday.
Debuts aside, KakaoBank (323410 KS) six-month IPO lock-up expiry was due this week and we estimated that there will be about 20m shares that will be freed up.
In Indonesia, we re-visited Mitratel (1319Z IJ)'s IPO and shared our thoughts on updates since bookbuild launch and index fast entry inclusion requirements. The IPO was reported to be priced at IDR800 per share, close to the bottom end of the price range.
In India, Sumeet Singh shared his final thoughts on valuation of Paytm (PAYTM IN)'s IPO.
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