ConsumerDaily Briefs

Daily Brief Consumer: Golden Eagle Retail, L’Occitane, Whirlpool of India, Trip.com, Tokyo Stock Exchange Tokyo Price Index Topix and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Golden Eagle (3308 HK): CCASS Movements Are Standard Fare
  • L’Occitane (973 HK):  Underlying Fundamentals Intact
  • [Week 1] Namaste India 🙏 | Whirlpool Stock Performance Is Good, Earnings Are Not
  • Trip.com Q223 Quick Take: Revenue, EPS > Consensus | Guidance? Not Much | Still No Upside Surprises
  • Judicial Decisions Are Also Important to Clarify the Nature of the Diversity Issues


Golden Eagle (3308 HK): CCASS Movements Are Standard Fare

By David Blennerhassett

  • Back on the 28th May, PRC department store play Golden Eagle (3308 HK) announced a privatisation offer, by way of a Scheme, at $6.88/share, a 40.41% premium to last close.
  • The Offeror is the Wang family, who together with concert parties, held 80.29%. 7.18% of the 19.71% held by the disinterested stakeholders have given irrevocables in favour of the Scheme.
  • Ahead of the Scheme Meeting on September 15th, a significant amount of shares have moved out of CCASS. This is not something to concern investors. 

L’Occitane (973 HK):  Underlying Fundamentals Intact

By Steve Zhou, CFA

  • L’Occitane (973 HK) announced after market close yesterday that the controlling shareholder has terminated the potential general offer. 
  • Shares trade at a significant discount to global cosmetics peers and its own historical trading range, while brands’ growth momentum remain intact. 
  • Take advantage of any potential significant sell-down caused by the drop of the privatization attempt. 

[Week 1] Namaste India 🙏 | Whirlpool Stock Performance Is Good, Earnings Are Not

By Pranav Bhavsar


Trip.com Q223 Quick Take: Revenue, EPS > Consensus | Guidance? Not Much | Still No Upside Surprises

By Daniel Hellberg

  • Strong Q2 results out Tuesday morning beat consensus Revenue and core EPS estimates
  • But concerns remain about expense control and longevity of ongoing demand recovery
  • Great Q2 results, yes, but we think investors want more clarity about H2 demand

Judicial Decisions Are Also Important to Clarify the Nature of the Diversity Issues

By Aki Matsumoto

  • A survey result supports that the fact that women temporarily leave the workplace due to childbirth or childcare is detrimental to their careers.
  • Since there’re issues that require solutions not only for companies but for society, judicial decisions will encourage companies to make female employees subject to the same conditions as male employees.
  • While more companies may take this ruling as an opportunity to consider conventional HR practices, since cases of employees going to court are rare, some companies may not act immediately.

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