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Daily Brief Event-Driven: Curator’s Cut: Singapore Unlocks Value and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Curator’s Cut: Singapore Unlocks Value, India’s Jewellery Caution & Taiwan’s Top ETF’s Rebalance
  • Merger Arb Mondays (18 Aug) – Santos, Shibaura, ENN Energy, Kangji, OneConnect, Smart Share
  • Smart Share Global (EM US): Hillhouse Emerges with a Competing Offer
  • Krungthai Card (KTC TB): Still A Buy As Pledged Shares Further Decline
  • Weekly Deals Digest (17 Aug) – Kangji Medical, HKBN, Shengjing, Carenet, Shibaura, Rezil, Yomeishu
  • Weekly Update (Qnity, MEDXF, STRZ, UNTC)


Curator’s Cut: Singapore Unlocks Value, India’s Jewellery Caution & Taiwan’s Top ETF’s Rebalance

By Pranav Rao

  • Welcome to Curator’s Cut, a fortnightly roundup of standout themes from the 1,200+ Insights published over the past two weeks on Smartkarma
  • In this cut, we review value-unlocking moves by Singapore-listed companies, take stock of India’s jewellery retail market, and track how Taiwan’s largest ETF drives flows for its adds and deletes
  • Want to dig deeper? Comment or message with the themes you’d like to see highlighted next


Smart Share Global (EM US): Hillhouse Emerges with a Competing Offer

By Arun George

  • Smart Share Global (EM US) has disclosed a competing non-binding offer from Hillhouse at US$1.77 per ADS, a 41.6% premium to the Trustar offer.
  • The Hillhouse proposal meets the criteria for a superior proposal. The support agreement enables management rollover shareholders to switch allegiance from Trustar to Hillhouse.
  • Unlike the Trustar offer, the Hillhouse offer is above the last reported net cash (US$1.62 per ADS). The high premium suggests a low probability that Trustar bumps. 

Krungthai Card (KTC TB): Still A Buy As Pledged Shares Further Decline

By David Blennerhassett


Weekly Deals Digest (17 Aug) – Kangji Medical, HKBN, Shengjing, Carenet, Shibaura, Rezil, Yomeishu

By Arun George


Weekly Update (Qnity, MEDXF, STRZ, UNTC)

By Richard Howe

  • Dupont (DD) management gave guidance on its last earnings call that it remains on track to separate its electronics business on November 1, 2025.
  • Given that it is a Saturday, I expect regular way trading to begin on November 3.
  • The spin-off of the electronics business will be step one of Dupont’s 3-part breakup which was announced in May 2024.


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