Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events, Quiddity Advisors

David Blennerhassett

Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events

Quiddity Advisors

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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">This is the latest update in a series dating back to <em><a href="https://skr.ma/c7hcH" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Legend's Conversion of Domestic Shares</a></em> in June 2018.</p>
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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">To date, 28 companies have sought approval to convert their domestic shares and/or unlisted foreign shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.</p>
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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">16 companies have now been given CSRC and Hong Kong listing approval to convert such shares. Five of those have seen various degrees of movement in the converted shares.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056=""><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/sichuan-languang-justbon-service-group-co-ltd-h" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:28337:1" rel="noopener">Sichuan Languang Justbon Service Group (2606 HK)</a> received approval late last year but did not convert - and was subsequently subject to an Offer. </p>
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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">To date, two companies have withdrawn their application to convert their domestic shares.  Both of these companies have now been subject to Offers.</p>
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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">As always, more below the fold. </p>
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This is the latest update in a series dating back to Legend's Conversion of Domestic Shares in June 2018.


To date, 28 companies have sought approval to convert their domestic shares and/or unlisted foreign shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.


16 companies have now been given CSRC and Hong Kong listing approval to convert such shares. Five of those have seen various degrees of movement in the converted shares.
Sichuan Languang Justbon Service Group (2606 HK) received approval late last year but did not convert - and was subsequently subject to an Offer. 


To date, two companies have withdrawn their application to convert their domestic shares.  Both of these companies have now been subject to Offers.


As always, more below the fold. 


Full Circulation Of H-Shares: July 2021 Update

IPOs and Catalysts/Events, Global Equity Research Ltd

Arun George

IPOs and Catalysts/Events

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<p><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/beijing-capital-land-ltd-h" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:4543:1" rel="noopener">Beijing Capital Land Ltd H (2868 HK)</a>/BCL is one of the leading integrated property developers in China. It focuses on residential property, integrated outlets, urban core complex and primary land development.</p><p>After market close on Friday, BCL announced pre-conditional privatisation by merger by absorption from Capital Group, the parent company and largest shareholder. The offeror will offer HK$2.80 per H share. The bid represents a premium of 62.79% over the closing price of HK$1.72 per share on the last trading day (7 July 2021 prior to the trading halt). </p><p>The pre-condition is regulatory approval from the NDRC, MOFCOM, SAFE and if applicable, the SASAC. As the offeror is an SOE, we think that regulatory approvals will be forthcoming. The key condition for the privatisation will be approval by at least 75% independent H-shareholders (&lt;10% of all independent H-shareholders rejection). There is no minimum acceptance condition. Dissenter rights are available. </p><p>Independent H-shareholders shareholders represent 1,349.9 million shares which are 30.94% of outstanding shares (88.17% of H-shares). Consequently, the 10% blocking stake is 135.0 million shares which are 3.09% of the outstanding shares (8.82% of H-shares). No independent H shareholder holds a blocking stake. </p><div class="content-highlight"><p>While the implied value of the offer is substantially below book value and unattractive in comparison to long-term historical share prices, it is a material premium to more recent historical share prices and P/B multiples. In combination with no shareholder holding a blocking stake, we think that the privatisation proposal will likely succeed. </p></div>

Beijing Capital Land Ltd H (2868 HK)/BCL is one of the leading integrated property developers in China. It focuses on residential property, integrated outlets, urban core complex and primary land development.After market close on Friday, BCL announced pre-conditional privatisation by merger by absorption from Capital Group, the parent company and largest shareholder. The offeror will offer HK$2.80 per H share. The bid represents a premium of 62.79% over the closing price of HK$1.72 per share on the last trading day (7 July 2021 prior to the trading halt). The pre-condition is regulatory approval from the NDRC, MOFCOM, SAFE and if applicable, the SASAC. As the offeror is an SOE, we think that regulatory approvals will be forthcoming. The key condition for the privatisation will be approval by at least 75% independent H-shareholders (&lt;10% of all independent H-shareholders rejection). There is no minimum acceptance condition. Dissenter rights are available. Independent H-shareholders shareholders represent 1,349.9 million shares which are 30.94% of outstanding shares (88.17% of H-shares). Consequently, the 10% blocking stake is 135.0 million shares which are 3.09% of the outstanding shares (8.82% of H-shares). No independent H shareholder holds a blocking stake. While the implied value of the offer is substantially below book value and unattractive in comparison to long-term historical share prices, it is a material premium to more recent historical share prices and P/B multiples. In combination with no shareholder holding a blocking stake, we think that the privatisation proposal will likely succeed. 

Beijing Capital Land’s Privatisation Offer from the Parent

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<p><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/beijing-capital-land-ltd-h" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:4543:1" rel="noopener">Beijing Capital Land Ltd H (2868 HK)</a> (BCL) has <a href="https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2021/0709/2021070901284.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">announced</a> a pre-conditional Offer from its controlling shareholder, state-owned Beijing Capital Group, otherwise known as the Capital Group.</p>
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<p>The Offer price is HK$2.80/share, a 62.79% premium to last close, and a 150% premium to the average closing price over the previous 60 trading days. The Offer price will NOT be increased. No dividends are expected to be declared. A concurrent Offer for BCL's domestic shares at RMB2.334080/share is also tabled.</p>
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<p>The pre-conditions, which cannot be waived, include approvals from NDRC, MoC, and SAFE.</p>
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<p>As BCL is PRC incorporated, this delisting proposal is by way of a Merger by Absorption, which involves a Scheme-like vote from disinterested shareholders. There is no tendering acceptance condition attached to this delisting.</p>
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<p>This appears a relatively clean deal. The Long Stop date for the pre-cons is the 9 July 2022, although these approvals <em>should</em> be wrapped up well before then.</p>
<p>Merger by Absorption transactions <em>typically</em> complete in around four months.</p>
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<p>More below the fold.</p>
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Beijing Capital Land Ltd H (2868 HK) (BCL) has announced a pre-conditional Offer from its controlling shareholder, state-owned Beijing Capital Group, otherwise known as the Capital Group.


The Offer price is HK$2.80/share, a 62.79% premium to last close, and a 150% premium to the average closing price over the previous 60 trading days. The Offer price will NOT be increased. No dividends are expected to be declared. A concurrent Offer for BCL's domestic shares at RMB2.334080/share is also tabled.


The pre-conditions, which cannot be waived, include approvals from NDRC, MoC, and SAFE.


As BCL is PRC incorporated, this delisting proposal is by way of a Merger by Absorption, which involves a Scheme-like vote from disinterested shareholders. There is no tendering acceptance condition attached to this delisting.


This appears a relatively clean deal. The Long Stop date for the pre-cons is the 9 July 2022, although these approvals should be wrapped up well before then.
Merger by Absorption transactions typically complete in around four months.


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Beijing Capital Land (2868 HK): Delisting Offer From Parent

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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">This update is the latest in a series dating back to <a href="https://skr.ma/c7hcH" target="_blank" rel="noopener">L<em>egend's Conversion of Domestic Shares</em></a> in June 2018.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">To date, 20 companies have sought approval to convert their domestic shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">13 companies have now been given CSRC and Hong Kong listing approval to convert such shares. Only two of those have seen any noticeable movement in the converted shares.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">In the past four months, two companies have <em>withdrawn</em> their application to convert their domestic shares, citing further improvement in the rules and regulations of the domestic capital market, among other factors.  </p>
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This update is the latest in a series dating back to Legend's Conversion of Domestic Shares in June 2018.
To date, 20 companies have sought approval to convert their domestic shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.
13 companies have now been given CSRC and Hong Kong listing approval to convert such shares. Only two of those have seen any noticeable movement in the converted shares.
In the past four months, two companies have withdrawn their application to convert their domestic shares, citing further improvement in the rules and regulations of the domestic capital market, among other factors.  


As always, more below the fold. 


Full Circulation Of H-Shares: January 2021 Update

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<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">This update is the latest in a series dating back to <em><a href="https://skr.ma/c7hcH" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Legend's Conversion of Domestic Shares</a></em> in June 2018, with the most recent addition <em><a href="https://skr.ma/kJWeU" target="_blank" rel="noopener">CPPCC And Full Circulation Of H-Shares</a></em> speculating the 2020 National People's Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative may provide guidance on the "<em>full circulation of H shares</em>", which would allow the conversion of domestic shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">Since that insight, another 6 companies have been given the green light to convert and/or have submitted applications to covert.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">There has also been one noticeable movement in one of the initial pilot companies to have converted domestic shares.</p>
<p data-v-da61000a="" data-v-294dc056="">As always, more below the fold. </p>
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This update is the latest in a series dating back to Legend's Conversion of Domestic Shares in June 2018, with the most recent addition CPPCC And Full Circulation Of H-Shares speculating the 2020 National People's Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative may provide guidance on the "full circulation of H shares", which would allow the conversion of domestic shares into H shares, which would then be eligible to be listed and traded on Hong Kong's stock exchange.
Since that insight, another 6 companies have been given the green light to convert and/or have submitted applications to covert.
There has also been one noticeable movement in one of the initial pilot companies to have converted domestic shares.
As always, more below the fold. 






Full Circulation Of H-Shares - July Update

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Beijing Capital Land is a real estate company primarily engaged in property development, investment, and commercial real estate operations in China. It develops residential and office buildings, manages land, and provides property consulting services. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

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Beijing Capital Land (2868 HK)

Full Circulation Of H-Shares: July 2021 Update

CSRC circulation approval is an endorsement of the existing internal framework of the company. There also does appear to be some degree of...

David Blennerhassett

Beijing Capital Land’s Privatisation Offer from the Parent

BCL announced pre-conditional privatisation by merger by absorption from Capital Group for HK$2.80 per H share. We think that the privatisation...

Arun George