Smartkarma Daily Briefs

• Onewo (2602 HK) has announced the full conversion of 1.05bn Domestic Shares and Unlisted Foreign Shares to H-shares. The increased market cap will help in HSCI inclusion.
• Onewo (2602 HK) should be added to the HSCI in March and will be added to Southbound Stock Connect soon after index inclusion.
• Onewo (2602 HK) has drastically underperformed its peers since listing and the HSCI inclusion could mark a turning point for the stock.

• Cainiao Smart Logistics (1437124D HK), a global leader in e-commerce logistics, has filed for a HKEx IPO to raise at least US$1 billion at a US$15-20 billion valuation.
• In Cainiao Smart Logistics IPO: The Bull Case, we highlighted the key elements of the bull case. In this note, we outline the bear case.
• The bear case rests on declining global cross-border market share, China logistics decelerating growth, high related-party transactions, and FCF burn. 

• Lalatech charges drivers more commissions but less membership fees to raise the general fees.
• Drivers went on strike to protest against the income squeeze, but they did not  achieve their target.
• We believe Lalatech is the dominator of the low-end truck-hiring market.

• CIMC Enric Holdings (3899 HK) has a solid 3Q23 with excellent new order pick-up, surging by 52.8% YoY on the back of strengths in clean energy and liquid food segments.
• Hydrogen energy revenue is on target to reach Rmb700m in FY23. Meanwhile, management revealed that there is a slight gross margin expansion so far this year.
• With order backlog rising 27.6% YoY to Rmb22.2bn at end-9M23, earnings outlook is well protected. Its net cash position is another credit, making its premium multiples justified.

• JD is in fact competing with a broadcaster on Alibaba’s app, but not Alibaba itself.
• Trip.com’s domestic orders during National Holidays were double last year.
• New Oriental’s revenue increased strongly with new learning centers in 1Q24.

• Aier’s 23Q3 profit growth exceeded expectations. Considering the low base in 22Q4, Aier’s 23Q4 performance could show an obvious rebound. Then, the 2023 full-year results would be more certain.
• Aier has a considerable amount of “off-balance-sheet profits” that can be incorporated into statements in the future. So, although Aier’s growth rate has decreased, it wouldn’t collapse in short term.
• More hidden problems would be exposed in the process of transferring off-balance sheet profits to the on-balance sheet. All the repurchased shares should be cancelled to reduce Aier’s registered capital.

• This is the somewhat brand-spanking-new Quiddity HK Connect SOUTHBOUND Monitor. We work off the same presentation as the A/H Premium Monitor and Mainland Connect NORTHBOUND Monitor.
• Last week, China Mobile (941), SMIC (981) and CNOOC (883) all saw total SOUTHBOUND turnover top 75% of value traded on a gross basis, indicating huge participation. 
• Meituan was again the top SOUTHBOUND inflow, now net inflow every day for more than a month. Total Net Inflows at HK$6.9bn now 14 weeks straight in the positive column.

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