Smartkarma Daily Briefs

• Dell doubles long-term growth outlook to 7–9% revenue and 15%+ EPS CAGR through FY30, led by AI infrastructure.
• AI PCs emerge as Dell’s next growth engine; global refresh cycle could finally kickstart long-awaited PC upturn.
• Taiwan makers Asus, Acer, Quanta, and Wistron positioned to benefit as AI PC and server demand scales together.

• In this insight, we provide the top 10 stock picks and key catalysts in the Korean stock market for the next two weeks (10 to 24 October 2025).
• Top 10 picks in this bi-weekly include Samsung Electronics, Samsung Life Insurance, LG CNS, SK Hynix, KT&G, Naver, Samsung C&T, LG Uplus, Hyundai Elevator, and SK Inc. 
• The semiconductor sector was a big winner in the past two weeks. Some of the best performing stocks in this period include SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics, and Hanmi Semiconductor. 

• TSMC and UMC 3Q revenues are slightly above Guidance / Consensus. In US$, TSMC revenues growing at 40% YoY. Legacy Fab UMC growing at 4%. 
• This will continue, even if AI / HPC growth is slowing into 2026, the gap will remain wide between AI / HPC (say 35% growth) and Legacy (5%). 
• Ongoing concerns of AI investment bubble reflect “a lack of imagination” (Lisa Su). Stick with the category winners Nvidia – SK Hynix – TSMC , followed by AMD – Micron.

• Context: The ABC Mart (2670 JP) vs. Fast Retailing (9983 JP) price-ratio has deviated more than three standard deviations from its one-year average, presenting a potential relative value opportunity.
• Highlights: Going long ABC Mart (2670 JP) and short Fast Retailing (9983 JP) targets an 11% return. Both companies reported very recently.
• Why Read: Essential for quantitative traders seeking mean-reversion opportunities, with detailed execution framework, risk management protocols, and historical simulation showing the statistical basis for this relative value play.

• Electronic payments and consumption surged post the GST rate cut, with Delhivery reporting a record 104 million shipments in September 2025.
• The Ecom Express integration and festive demand have positioned Delhivery for volume leadership and margin expansion.
• With strong execution and improving capital efficiency, Delhivery is set to consolidate its dominance in India’s third-party logistics market.

• Tadashi Yanai has finally achieved one of his many long-term ambitions: surpassing ¥1 trillion in sales in the home market. 
• This, after exceeding ¥3 trillion globally for the first time but his goal of ¥10 trillion remains outstanding.  Whether a mostly single-brand company can achieve such volume is debatable.
• Yanai is rebuilding GU in the hopes of creating a second brand – while at last admitting failure with his old French acquisitions.

• FY02/26 forecast revised upward: revenue JPY225.0bn (+9.8% YoY), operating profit JPY8.2bn (+12.2% YoY), net income JPY4.8bn (+26.2% YoY).
• 1H sales rose 11.3% YoY, driven by product initiatives, new stores, and price revisions; profit margin improved.
• Overseas sales declined 1.7% YoY due to exchange rates; segment profit fell 4.8% YoY from higher labor costs.

• We are reiterating our Buy rating, $22.50 price target and projections for Betterware de Mexico after reviewing the October catalog.
• With October another month of material YoY SKU declines and a focus on higher overall pricing, we believe it is increasingly obvious that Betterware management is focusing the overall business on driving higher returns.
• Further, even against materially tougher comparisons, the overall level of discounting has continued to tick down, which speaks to limited need to clear goods.

Key points (machine generated)

• ATRenew’s market capitalization has dropped 79% since its IPO in mid-2021 due to factors like the pandemic and economic slowdown.
• The company’s shift to direct retailing of refurbished devices has led to skepticism about profitability and minimal analyst coverage.
• Despite challenges, ATRenew shows potential for growth with an expected CAGR of 23.4% over the next four years.

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Key points (machine generated)

• Builders FirstSource is the largest U.S. supplier of structural building materials and services, with 2024 net sales of $16.4 billion.
• Revenue is primarily generated from new single-family construction (71%), with diverse product offerings including lumber, windows, and manufactured products.
• Analysts consider BLDR undervalued due to expected housing starts and operational efficiencies, with chairman Paul Levy recently investing $55 million in the company.

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