In today’s briefing:
- Alibaba Group Hldg (BABA) – Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025
- Orkla India IPO Review: Strong Brands and Valuations Are Not Too Spicy
- Shoei (7839) – Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025
- Dollar Industries’ Big Reshuffle: Why It Matters?
- Lululemon Tackles Pro Sports With NFL Deal—Game-Changer or Gimmick?
- Ford’s $1 Billion Recovery Mission: What You Need to Know About Its Big Manufacturing Rebound!
- Minth (425 HK): Keep Going
- Primer: Dunelm (DNLM LN) – Oct 2025
- Primer: Neopharm Co Ltd (092730 KS) – Oct 2025
- NWTG: Newton Golf initiates 10 million ATM equity offering and launches direct-to-consumer platform in Japan.

Alibaba Group Hldg (BABA) – Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025
Key points (machine generated)
- Alibaba Group (BABA) is currently priced at $120 per ADS, with a projected valuation of $300 per ADS by 2028, indicating a potential upside of 2.5 times.
- The company’s future valuation is expected to depend on its key segments: Taobao and Tmall Group in the China e-commerce market and Alicloud, which are currently undervalued.
- BABA’s low forward multiple of 11-12 times next year’s earnings, along with revenue growth from Alicloud and potential stock buybacks, suggests downside protection for investors.
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Orkla India IPO Review: Strong Brands and Valuations Are Not Too Spicy
- Orkla India owns two popular Indian food product brands ‘MTR’ and ‘Eastern that offer Ready to Cook/Eat products as well as pure and blended spices.
- Both its brands enjoy strong brand heritage in India as well as countries with a higher proportion of the Indian diaspora.
- IPO is being valued at TTM PE of 40x (lower end of 35-90x ascribed to Indian FMCGs). With a low double-digit growth profile and high ROCEs, valuations look reasonable.
Shoei (7839) – Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025
Key points (machine generated)
- Shoei, a Japanese company, has been producing premium motorcycle helmets since 1960, known for quality in fit, comfort, and noise reduction.
- The company holds a 60% market share in the premium motorcycle helmet sector, outperforming competitors like AGV and Bell.
- Shoei generates significant sales, with 45% from Europe, and has shown solid financial growth with a 3% unit volume CAGR and a 10% revenue CAGR from 2016 to mid-2025.
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Dollar Industries’ Big Reshuffle: Why It Matters?
- Dollar Industries (DOLLAR IN) has announced a Composite Scheme of Arrangement, merging eight promoter group companies and demerging one hosiery business undertaking into the listed entity.
- The scheme fundamentally restructures DIL, consolidating brand ownership, key manufacturing assets, and operational real estate, directly addressing long-standing concerns regarding related-party transactions and corporate complexity.
- While execution risks persist, the strategic clarity and governance enhancement resulting from this vertical integration could serve as a powerful catalyst, potentially driving a valuation re-rating.
Lululemon Tackles Pro Sports With NFL Deal—Game-Changer or Gimmick?
- Lululemon Athletica is making its most ambitious leap yet into professional sports apparel with a new licensed collection for all 32 NFL teams.
- The move marks the brand’s first-ever partnership with the National Football League and is aimed at diversifying its consumer base while reigniting sluggish U.S. sales.
- The collection—available on Fanatics.com, NFLShop.com, and at team stadium stores—includes men’s and women’s gear from Lululemon’s signature styles such as Steady State, Define, Scuba, and Align.
Ford’s $1 Billion Recovery Mission: What You Need to Know About Its Big Manufacturing Rebound!
- Ford Motor Company’s third-quarter 2025 earnings presentation highlighted several areas of strength and challenge within the business.
- The company reported a record $50.5 billion in revenue and $2.6 billion in adjusted EBIT, despite encountering significant headwinds due to tariff impacts and an operational disruption caused by a Novelis plant fire.
- The revenue growth, driven by strong product offerings such as the iconic F-150 and Mustang, showcases Ford’s solid market position in both traditional vehicles and its developing lineup of electric vehicles (EVs).
Minth (425 HK): Keep Going
- After the good run, Minth Group Ltd (425 HK) share price looks a bit expensive.
- However, it was a value stock before, trading at 0.6x book value while growth remains.
- Compared to its peers, it is still not too expensive and the growth seem to continue as the company is able to expand its margin.
Primer: Dunelm (DNLM LN) – Oct 2025
- Market Leader with Room to Grow: Dunelm is the UK’s leading homewares retailer with a market share of 11.5%, yet it only holds 7.7% of the combined homewares and furniture market, indicating significant headroom for growth in a large and fragmented sector.
- Resilient Financial Performance Amidst a Challenging Market: Despite a soft consumer market and inflationary pressures, the company has demonstrated volume-driven sales growth, improved gross margins, and maintained strong cash generation, showcasing the strength of its low-cost, vertically integrated business model.
- Strategic Focus on Omnichannel and Value Proposition: Management’s clear strategy is centered on a ‘Total Retail System’ that integrates its 180+ stores with a growing online presence (36% of sales), and a value-for-money proposition that resonates with a broad customer base, driving customer acquisition and market share gains.
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Primer: Neopharm Co Ltd (092730 KS) – Oct 2025
- Proprietary Technology Driving Brand Strength: Neopharm’s core competitive advantage lies in its patented Multi-Lamellar Emulsion (MLE) technology, which mimics the natural lipid structure of the skin. This scientifically-backed technology underpins its key brands like Atopalm and Real Barrier, fostering strong brand loyalty, particularly in the sensitive and dry skin segments.
- Favorable Industry Tailwinds: The global dermo-cosmetics market is experiencing robust growth, with forecasts projecting a CAGR of 7.4% to 11.1%. This expansion is driven by rising consumer awareness of skin health, an increasing prevalence of skin conditions, and a growing demand for scientifically-backed, therapeutic cosmetic solutions.
- Solid Financials and Shareholder Returns: The company has demonstrated a strong track record of revenue and net income growth over the past decade. This financial strength is complemented by a commitment to shareholder returns, evidenced by a consistently increasing dividend per share and a dividend yield that has grown significantly over the last three years.
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NWTG: Newton Golf initiates 10 million ATM equity offering and launches direct-to-consumer platform in Japan.
- Newton Golf (NASDAQ: NWTG) is an innovative, technology driven golf company with a growing portfolio of golf products, including putters, golf shafts, golf grips, and other golf-related accessories.
- The company went public in August 2023 raising $11.6 million in net proceeds.
- The company announced its entry into the golf shaft market in November 2023.
