ConsumerDaily Briefs

Daily Brief Consumer: Sankyo Co Ltd, GENDA , Pop Mart International Group L, Tencent Music, Webjet Group, DKSH Holdings Malaysia, Tata Motors Ltd, Busy Ming Group, Korea Stock Exchange KOSPI 200, Boxihe Outdoor Sports Group and more

In today’s briefing:

  • [Japan Buyback] Sankyo (6417) – Starts Buying Bigly. Again. Re-Levered It Has A Super-High ROE
  • GENDA Placement – Good Track Record & Sort off Well Flagged but Relatively Large
  • Hang Seng Index (HSI) Rebalance Preview: Inclusion Candidates for June25
  • Tencent Music (TME): 1Q25, Unnoticed Growth Continued, 80% Upside
  • Webjet Group (WJL AU): BGH Is the Mystery Buyer and Seeks a Controlling Stake at A$0.80
  • DKSH Malaysia: Excellent 1st Quarter Performance
  • Short Tata Motors: Challenges Ahead
  • Busy Ming Group Pre-IPO Tearsheet
  • KOSPI 200 Tactical Outlook: Waiting for the June Elections
  • Boxihe Outdoor Sports Pre-IPO Tearsheet


[Japan Buyback] Sankyo (6417) – Starts Buying Bigly. Again. Re-Levered It Has A Super-High ROE

By Travis Lundy

  • On 12 May 2025, Sankyo Co Ltd (6417 JP) announced earnings (Revenue -3.7%yoy, OP +1.5%, Net Profit +0.4%) with guidance for March 2026 showing Revs, OP, and NP all falling.
  • OP and NP would fall 14.4% and 18.5% respectively. The dividend is expected to fall ¥10 to ¥90/share which would be a 41.6% payout ratio.
  • The company also announced a BIG BUYBACK – Up to ¥60bn buying up to 30.0mm shares (13.66%), starting today and going through 31 March 2026.

GENDA Placement – Good Track Record & Sort off Well Flagged but Relatively Large

By Sumeet Singh

  • GENDA (9166 JP), along with a selling shareholder, is looking to raise around US$190m to partly fund its M&A.
  • Genda develops and operates amusement facilities in Japan, primarily operating under its Genda GiGO Entertainment subsidiary.
  • In this note, we will talk about the placement and run the deal through our ECM framework.

Hang Seng Index (HSI) Rebalance Preview: Inclusion Candidates for June25

By Brian Freitas

  • Post market close on Friday, Hang Seng Indexes will announce the changes for the Hang Seng Index (HSI INDEX) that will be implemented at the close on 6 June.
  • With no constituent changes, one-way turnover will be 1.9% with 3 stocks being capped and FAF changes for a few stocks due to a methodology change for Secondary Listings. 
  • We highlight 7 stocks that have a higher probability of being added to the index. Everything depends on the index committee, and we would not be surprised by zero changes.

Tencent Music (TME): 1Q25, Unnoticed Growth Continued, 80% Upside

By Ming Lu

  • The 1Q25 result is quite healthy, but the shrinking minor business, social entertainment, covers the fact.
  • The main businesses grew by two digits and the operating margin continued to grow by 28% YoY in 1Q25.
  • We believe the stock has an upside of 83% and a price target of US$26 for the yearend 2025.

Webjet Group (WJL AU): BGH Is the Mystery Buyer and Seeks a Controlling Stake at A$0.80

By Arun George

  • Webjet Group (WJL AU) disclosed a non-binding offer from BGH to acquire a controlling interest at A$0.80 per share, a 10.1% discount to the last close.
  • BGH was also disclosed as the mystery buyer of the 5% stake on 8 May. BGH currently represents 10.76% of outstanding shares. 
  • The offer will likely be structured as a takeover offer with a 50.1% minimum acceptance condition. It is unattractive, and the Board should negotiate better terms. 

DKSH Malaysia: Excellent 1st Quarter Performance

By Punit Khanna

  • Revenue up 7% Y on Y basis.  PBT and PAT up 19% 
  • Operating profit of both consumer and healthcare business was up 15 & 18% respectively
  • Cash flow from operations up by 11% and working capital improved

Short Tata Motors: Challenges Ahead

By Sreemant Dudhoria

  • Tata Motors Ltd (TTMT IN)  delivered a decent operational performance in Q4 FY25, with a flat topline and margin recovery, led by robust performance in the Jaguar Land Rover business.
  • While the Q4 FY25 performance was steady, we expect near-term results to remain muted.
  • Therefore, we present a case for shorting Tata Motors in the near term and outlook on individual segments.

Busy Ming Group Pre-IPO Tearsheet

By Troy Wong

  • Busy Ming Group Co., Ltd. (BMG) is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO. The deal will be run by GS, Huatai, and DB.
  • BMG is a leading F&B retailer in China, offering value-for-money products which are priced c.25% lower than the average for similar products available in the supermarket channel.
  • It mainly operates under a franchised model and focuses mostly on third-tier cities and below.

KOSPI 200 Tactical Outlook: Waiting for the June Elections

By Nico Rosti

  • In just three weeks, on June 3rd, South Korea will hold an early presidential election.
  • The KOSPI 200 INDEX on Tuesday closed at 347.17,  entering deeply overbought territory based on our time and price quantitative models.
  • Whether the index rallies into the election and then declines, or starts selling off ahead of the vote, our tactical stance is unchanged: we recommend short exposure or appropriate hedging.

Boxihe Outdoor Sports Pre-IPO Tearsheet

By Nicholas Tan

  • Boxihe Outdoor Sports Group (BOS HK)  is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO. The deal will be run by CICC and CITIC.
  • BOS aspires to become a renowned leading outdoor brand globally, committed to providing high-performance outdoor garments and equipment.
  • The firm began operations in 2012, with its core brand, Pelliot. Through Pelliot, BOS offered a wide range of products.

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