In today’s briefing:
- A Walkthrough of Hyundai Department Store Demerger Event
- Weekly Deals Digest (18 Sep) – Leapmotor, Onewo, WCP, Link, Ramsay, Giordano, VNET, FHT, Moya
- Rakuten’s Netsuper Expands with New Partners
- Hyundai Department Store & Hyundai Greenfood To Conduct Equity Spin-Offs to Create Holdcos & Opcos
A Walkthrough of Hyundai Department Store Demerger Event
- This is an equity spinoff where the existing shareholders receive shares in the spun-off company. But this creates two LISTED companies. In such a case, there won’t be appraisal rights.
- PASSIVE’s selling flow towards the trade suspension tends to be offset by ACTIVE’s buying flow aiming for value accretion. So, developing a timely entry/exit between these opposing flows is critical.
- Holdco’s 30% rule dynamic generally, in relative terms, leads to an increase in the value of Opco’s stake and a decline in the value of Holdco’s stake.
Weekly Deals Digest (18 Sep) – Leapmotor, Onewo, WCP, Link, Ramsay, Giordano, VNET, FHT, Moya
- A weekly summary of key developments across ECM and Event-Driven names tracked by us across Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Korea, India and Chinese ADRs.
- ECM developments – Leapmotor (2007699D HK) and Onewo Space-Tech (ONEWO HK) will launch US$1.0bn and US$0.8bn HKEx IPOs this week, respectively. WCP (WCP KS) is bookbuilding a US$692m KRX IPO
- Event-Driven developments –Link Administration (LNK AU), Ramsay Health Care (RHC AU), Giordano International (709 HK), Xiamen International Port H (3378 HK), Frasers Hospitality Trust (FHT SP), 21Vianet Group (VNET US)
Rakuten’s Netsuper Expands with New Partners
- The battle for online food sales continues to heat up, with Rakuten and Amazon squaring up to challenge for supremacy.
- Although Amazon has signed two of the largest names, Life and Valor, Rakuten is quickly catching up, last month adding Comodi-Iida to existing members, Seiyu, Beisia and Inageya.
- Other supermarket chains are already preparing to sign-up with Rakuten.
Hyundai Department Store & Hyundai Greenfood To Conduct Equity Spin-Offs to Create Holdcos & Opcos
- On 16 September, Hyundai Dept Store and Hyundai Greenfood announced that they will complete equity spin-offs to create holding companies structures.
- It appears that the real reason these companies are trying to set up these structures maybe to raise the control by the major shareholders including Ji-Seon Chung and Kyo-Seon Chung.
- The spin-off ratio between the two companies is 23.24% for Hyundai Department Store Holdings and 76.76% for Hyundai Department Store.
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