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CSI Deteriorates in May On Policy Uncertainty <ul>
<li>In May the MNI China Consumer Sentiment Indicator (CSI) dropped to a level of 114.2, below the key threshold of 116 separating rationally pessimistic consumers from panicking consumers. </li>
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Deterioration in the CSI during May stems from growing uncertainty over the future path of China’s monetary policy. As the urgent need for deleveraging has become apparent a mysterious article published by an anonymous 'authoritative figure' in the People's Daily…</li>
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CSI Deteriorates in May On Policy Uncertainty 
In May the MNI China Consumer Sentiment Indicator (CSI) dropped to a level of 114.2, below the key threshold of 116 separating rationally pessimistic consumers from panicking consumers. 

Deterioration in the CSI during May stems from growing uncertainty over the future path of China’s monetary policy. As the urgent need for deleveraging has become apparent a mysterious article published by an anonymous 'authoritative figure' in the People's Daily…


China Consumer Sentiment Snapshot - Urgent Need for Deleveraging Becomes Apparent

China Macroeconomics & Academia

Christopher Balding

Despite the promise of online retailing and its rapid growth, there are worrying signs that point to either a coming slowdown, data discrepancies, or unsustainable shifts in consumer behavior.  Though it is too soon to say for sure, what is happening, the warning signs are there.

Despite the promise of online retailing and its rapid growth, there are worrying signs that point to either a coming slowdown, data discrepancies, or unsustainable shifts in consumer behavior.  Though it is too soon to say for sure, what is happening, the warning signs are there.

<ol><li>Given the available data, we believe it indicates that Chinese consumer growth remains positive but significantly weaker than headline official numbers indicate.</li><li>Large retailers appear to be suffering near zero growth across a variety of products.</li><li>Online retailing is still growing rapidly but its rate of growth is slowing and remains responsible for only 10.6% of spending.</li><li>Due to the weakness in large retailers and strong but small market share of online retailers, this leaves only small and medium size retailers as driving official retail sales numbers. We find this a dubious conclusion.</li><li>The combined retail sales and physical output of consumer product data implies that retail and consumer spending is growing much closer to the 3-6% range than the official 11% retail sales growth.</li><li>Related services like transport and hotel is showing significant weakness that is more reflective of an overall weak retail and services sector.</li></ol>

Given the available data, we believe it indicates that Chinese consumer growth remains positive but significantly weaker than headline official numbers indicate.Large retailers appear to be suffering near zero growth across a variety of products.Online retailing is still growing rapidly but its rate of growth is slowing and remains responsible for only 10.6% of spending.Due to the weakness in large retailers and strong but small market share of online retailers, this leaves only small and medium size retailers as driving official retail sales numbers. We find this a dubious conclusion.The combined retail sales and physical output of consumer product data implies that retail and consumer spending is growing much closer to the 3-6% range than the official 11% retail sales growth.Related services like transport and hotel is showing significant weakness that is more reflective of an overall weak retail and services sector.

IPOs and Catalysts/Events, Global Equity Research Ltd

Arun George

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Equity Capital Markets

Eastroc Beverage Group   / Equity Capital Markets

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/eastroc-beverage-group-co-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:34882:1" rel="noopener">Eastroc Beverage Group (605499 CH)</a>, the largest functional beverage company in China, is pre-marketing an H-Share listing to raise around US$1 billion.    </li>
<li>The product portfolio includes energy beverages, sports beverages, tea beverages, coffee beverages, plant-based protein beverages, fruit and vegetable juice beverages, and other beverage products.</li>
<li>The investment case rests on a large TAM, a core business in good health, rising margins and strong cash conversion.</li>
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Eastroc Beverage Group (605499 CH), the largest functional beverage company in China, is pre-marketing an H-Share listing to raise around US$1 billion.    
The product portfolio includes energy beverages, sports beverages, tea beverages, coffee beverages, plant-based protein beverages, fruit and vegetable juice beverages, and other beverage products.
The investment case rests on a large TAM, a core business in good health, rising margins and strong cash conversion.


Eastroc Beverage H Share Listing: The Investment Case

Event-Driven

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/vitasoy-intl-holdings-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:2807:1" rel="noopener">Vitasoy Intl Holdings (345 HK)</a>’s shares surged 19.5% on speculation that billionaire Philip Ng will launch a takeover offer due to recent share purchases.  </li>
<li>Philip Ng’s stakebuilding suggests three potential outcomes. The likely near-term outcome is that he continues to nudge up his stake and potentially seek Board representation.</li>
<li>Without the Lo family's support, a scheme privatisation is impossible. While a voluntary conditional offer is possible, it isn't very likely, as Vitasoy’s valuation looked frothy at the last close.  </li>
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Vitasoy Intl Holdings (345 HK)’s shares surged 19.5% on speculation that billionaire Philip Ng will launch a takeover offer due to recent share purchases.  
Philip Ng’s stakebuilding suggests three potential outcomes. The likely near-term outcome is that he continues to nudge up his stake and potentially seek Board representation.
Without the Lo family's support, a scheme privatisation is impossible. While a voluntary conditional offer is possible, it isn't very likely, as Vitasoy’s valuation looked frothy at the last close.  


Vitasoy (345 HK): Take Profits as Takeover Speculation Mounts

China

Dali Foods Group is a leading Chinese multinational food and beverage manufacturing company. It specializes in a wide range of consumer products including biscuits, breads, cakes, pastries, chips, and ready-to-drink beverages such as soy milk, energy drinks, and herbal teas. The company was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Hui'an County, Quanzhou, Fujian, China.

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China Consumer Sentiment Snapshot - Urgent Need for Deleveraging Becomes Apparent

CSI Deteriorates in May On Policy Uncertainty In May the MNI China Consumer Sentiment Indicator (CSI) dropped to a level of 114.2, below the key...

David Riedel

The State of Online Retailing in China

Despite the promise of online retailing and its rapid growth, there are worrying signs that point to either a coming slowdown, data discrepancies,...

Christopher Balding

Retail and Consumer Activity in China

Given the available data, we believe it indicates that Chinese consumer growth remains positive but significantly weaker than headline official...

Christopher Balding

Vitasoy (345 HK): Take Profits as Takeover Speculation Mounts

Without the Lo family's support, a scheme privatisation is impossible. While a voluntary conditional offer is possible, it isn't very likely, as...

Arun George

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China Consumer Sentiment Snapshot - Urgent Need for Deleveraging Becomes Apparent

CSI Deteriorates in May On Policy Uncertainty In May the MNI China Consumer Sentiment Indicator (CSI) dropped to a level of 114.2, below the key...

David Riedel

The State of Online Retailing in China

Despite the promise of online retailing and its rapid growth, there are worrying signs that point to either a coming slowdown, data discrepancies,...

Christopher Balding

Retail and Consumer Activity in China

Given the available data, we believe it indicates that Chinese consumer growth remains positive but significantly weaker than headline official...

Christopher Balding

Eastroc Beverage H Share Listing: The Investment Case

Eastroc, the largest functional beverage company in China, is pre-marketing an H-Share listing to raise around US$1 billion. In this note, I...

Arun George

Vitasoy (345 HK): Take Profits as Takeover Speculation Mounts

Without the Lo family's support, a scheme privatisation is impossible. While a voluntary conditional offer is possible, it isn't very likely, as...

Arun George