
In today’s briefing:
- Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | No, Not All Trade Disruptions Boost Carriers (February 2025)
- Arwana Citramulia (ARNA IJ) – Capacity-Driven Growth Ahead
- Top 10 Korean Stock Picks and Key Catalysts Bi-Weekly (3 March 2025)
- End of Mandatory Lock-Up Periods for 43 Companies in Korea in March 2025
- PostNL NV – What’s News in Amsterdam

Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | No, Not All Trade Disruptions Boost Carriers (February 2025)
- Price momentum for deep sea container carriers continued to plunge in January 2025
- January’s revenue decline vs the Summer peak also historically bad despite LNY boost
- We take down emerging consensus view that “all trade disruptions are good for carriers”
Arwana Citramulia (ARNA IJ) – Capacity-Driven Growth Ahead
- Arwana Citramulia published a solid set of FY2024 results, with sales growth to +7.4% YoY, although FY2024 net profit was down slightly due to cost pressures and higher promotional spending.
- The company continues to see a favourable product mix shift towards higher-end tiles, especially its ARNA porcelain brand. New capacity coming on stream in 2025 will provide a further boost.
- The gas subsidy has yet to be confirmed for the ceramic industry, but expectations are that it will come through shortly. Arwana Citramulia valuations remain attractive, with higher growth ahead.
Top 10 Korean Stock Picks and Key Catalysts Bi-Weekly (3 March 2025)
- In this insight, we provide the top 10 stocks picks and key catalysts in the Korean stock market for the two weeks starting 3 March.
- Our top 10 Korean stock picks from 14 to 28 January are down on average 1.8%, slightly outperforming KOSPI which is down 2.2% in the same period.
- The top 10 Korean stock picks (bi-weekly) include SL Corp, Korea Electric Terminal, BNK Financial, S1, LX International, Doubleugames, Samsung C&T, Amorepacific Corp (pref), SK Telecom, and POSCO International.
End of Mandatory Lock-Up Periods for 43 Companies in Korea in March 2025
- This insight provide a list of 43 stocks (2 KOSPI and 41 KOSDAQ) with end of mandatory lock-up periods for certain shares in March 2025.
- Some of the companies mentioned in this insight which highlights the end of major lockup periods in March could help to narrow down the list of candidates for potential shorting.
- Among these 43 stocks, the top five market cap stocks that could be sold after end of lock-up/total outstanding shares include Hanwha Engine, GI Innovation, Orum Therapeutics, and Angel Robotics.
PostNL NV – What’s News in Amsterdam
- In this edition: • Ahold Delhaize | Jumbo has found an interim CEO • KPN | Ziggo to increase the download speed for all broadband subscribers • Unilever | former owners believed to be interested in buying back Ben & Jerry’s • InPost / PostNL | Vinted Go to roll out APMs in the Netherlands and Belgium • Van Lanschot Kempen | some post-earnings call remarks • Kendrion | sets itself a challenging FY25 EBITDA-margin goal of at least 15%