In today’s briefing:
- Premier Energies IPO – RHP Updates & Quick Thoughts on Peer Comp and Valuation
- Hedge Funds Pushing into Commodities Markets
- Kunlun Energy (135 HK): The Most Solid Play
- Clayton Partners’ Jason Stankowski and Brian Lancaster on why Mattr $MATR.TO is misunderstood

Premier Energies IPO – RHP Updates & Quick Thoughts on Peer Comp and Valuation
- Premier Energies Limited (0377949D IN) is looking to raise up to US$337m in its India IPO, after upsizing from an earlier reported float of US$300m.
- The firm manufactures solar photovoltaic (PV) cells, and solar modules. It also executes engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) projects and provides follow-up operation and maintenance (O&M) services.
- Previously, we talked about the company’s historical performance. In this note, we provide a summary of its RHP updates and share our quick thoughts on peer comparison and valuation.
Hedge Funds Pushing into Commodities Markets
- Hedge Funds Pushing into Commodities Markets Big trading houses like Glencore, Trafigura, Mercuria or Vitol are benefiting since years now from the increasing fluctuations on the commodities markets.
- This trend increased, especially since crude oil went negative when the Covid pandemic started and was followed by further volatility since the macro environment became even more fragile with the war in Ukraine and now the conflicts in the Middle East.
- According to Ney York based consulting firm Oliver Wyman, the gross margin of trading houses amounted to 105 billion dollars in 2023.
Kunlun Energy (135 HK): The Most Solid Play
- Kunlun Energy (135 HK) posted a healthy 2.6% earnings growth for 1H24. If not for the expiry of two oilfields last year, its earnings growth would have reached 6.8%.
- Natural gas sales pre-tax margin contracted 0.5pp YoY, but has recovered significantly HoH. Other businesses have all seen good margin expansion.
- The company has further accumulated net cash which increased 8.3% in the last six months. At HK$2.76/share, this equals 35% of the share price.
Clayton Partners’ Jason Stankowski and Brian Lancaster on why Mattr $MATR.TO is misunderstood
- Tigus provides a clear and comprehensive view of industries and companies
- MatterCorp is a recently restructured company with a focus on materials technology and connection technologies
- MatterCorp has a strong balance sheet and growth potential, despite past cyclical business operations
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