Daily Briefs

• Metaplanet launches international equity raise of up to 555m shares, potentially almost doubling share count, targeting approximately ¥130b in proceeds subject to pricing and demand.
• Proceeds earmarked primarily for Bitcoin purchases, potentially adding 4,800–26,800 BTC to treasury holdings, accelerating NAV growth and reinforcing positioning as a Bitcoin balance sheet company.
• Suspension of 20th–22nd series stock acquisition rights through September ensures offering stability and clears path for subsequent preferred share issuance capacity.

• Public transport and taxi segments in Singapore provide much-needed stability for the group, not much downside surprise is expected. Now 54% of its revenue is generated overseas. 
• Comfortdelgro Corp (CD SP) subsidiary, Vicom Ltd (VCM SP) is in charge of the OBU upgrade in Singapore, providing some high-margin incremental operating profit.
• It trades at 14x PE, and its share price is almost at historical low, creating another reason to build positions on this.  

• Shibaura Electronics (6590 JP) is at the center of a takeover battle between MinebeaMitsumi and Taiwan’s YAGEO.
• Minebea has bid ¥6,200/share with 23% locked in and management support, while YAGEO counters at ¥7,130/share, pending FEFTA clearance.
• Financial investors may wait for FEFTA clarity and lean YAGEO for price, while risk‑averse or aligned holders favor Minebea’s certainty.

• 2Q26 (Jul-25) revenue growth 56% YoY, despite a sharp decline in China revenue (-24% YoY). No H20 revenues from China. H20 charges normalize, margins improve, Net Income 5% above Consensus. 
• 3Q26 revenue growth stable at 54% YoY, not including any H20 revenues from China. Upside from H20 at $2-5bn, max revenue growth 68% YoY. 3Q guidance ~3% above Consensus.   
• The stock is not expensive. Trading at its average 47x trailing PEx, 33x forward. Very little risk to Consensus expectations over FY26-28. 

• Anta Sports acquired Jack Wolfskin in April 2025 so that “other brands” revenues surged by 61% YoY in 1H25.
• The margin pressure came from e-commerce promotion and product function development.
• We conclude an upside of 18% and a price target of HK$120. Buy.

• Shares of Pop Mart International Group Ltd. hit an all-time high after the Chinese toymaker posted strong half-year earnings, fueled by frenzied demand for its Labubu plushies in the U.S. and other overseas markets.
• The Hong Kong-listed company’s profit soared 385.6% year-on-year to nearly 4.7 billion yuan ($654.9 million) in the first half of 2025, while revenue jumped 204.4% to almost 13.9 billion yuan, according to a stock exchange filing on Tuesday.
• Notably, Pop Mart’s revenue from the Americas skyrocketed more than twelvefold from the first half of 2024, while sales in Europe and other regions excluding Asia-Pacific jumped more than eightfold.

• CNRE (600111.SH) posted record H1 FY25 profits with strong production and margin gains.
• The company is ramping alloy, magnet, and separation capacity into 2026 to lift downstream integration.
• Shares have surged over 200% in 12 months, leaving valuations stretched and bubble-like.

• New Oriental is an education service company based in China that has seen significant growth and success since its founding in 1993.
• The company faced challenges in 2021 due to policy changes in China, but has since recovered and is deemed undervalued by Xu Zhong Xu.
• Xu Zhong Xu, a knowledgeable investor with background in the education industry, provides insights on the company’s history, growth trajectory, and potential for continued success.

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DUG Technology’s FY25 results confirmed that order intake stepped up in H225, with intake of $45.7m 131% higher half-on-half, resulting in a record order book of $52m at the end of the year. While revenue came in marginally below our forecasts, EBITDA was stronger, with the margin down only 0.7pp y-o-y despite investment in international expansion during FY25. We have revised our forecasts to reflect the better-than-expected order intake, lifting revenue by 1.2% in FY26 and FY27 and EBITDA by 11.9% and 10.8% respectively.

Topps Tiles’ (TPT’s) diversification into larger addressable markets with more trading brands means it is well-placed to service more products to more customers in more sectors, and with greater efficiency given the associated investment in operations. There has been good progress with the Mission 365 growth initiatives, albeit these were somewhat masked by a tough trading environment in FY24. Our multiple valuation methods confirm similar upside to the current share price, to at least 111p/share, even at the conservative end of management’s financial goals.