Daily Brief Financials: Sui, Chime Financial, Molten Ventures , PRS REIT, Safestore Holdings, Target Healthcare REIT PLC and more

• Sui commands an ~US$11 bn market cap (FDV US$34 bn) barely two years after launch, yet real‑world usage is still embryonic. 
• Claimed throughput of 297 k TPS contrasts with currently observed ~48 TPS (peak 335). 
• A restrictive validator set, modest staking yields, looming token unlocks, and limited developer traction undermine the decentralisation and growth narrative.

• Chime Financial, Inc. (CHYM) priced a full-size deal of 32.0mm shares at $27.00 ($1 Above the $24-$26 range) and opened at $43.00 for a gain of 59.2% at first trade.
• The debut is a major win for IPO investors but a disappointment for aftermarket traders as the stock closed nearly six points below the open.
• Chime’s order book finished north of 20-times oversubscribed with the top ten accounts taking 60% of the deal and the top 20 being allocated 85% of the transaction. 

Molten Ventures confirmed the key highlights from its FY25 trading statement published in April, including a positive uptick in portfolio valuations and, in turn, a 4% NAV per share total return in H225 (1.4% in FY25 to end-March 2025), strong cash realisations of c £135m in FY25 (ahead of the original guidance of £100m) and a robust cash balance of £89m at end-March 2025. Molten has collected a further £30m in proceeds so far in FY26 from the exits of Lyst and Freetrade. The company earmarked £30m of its FY25 proceeds for share buybacks amid a continued wide discount to NAV (c 53% at present), of which £24m has been executed to date.

• PRS trades near offer price; market expects completion, but IRR is low unless pullback entry.
• Revised offer or interloper could unlock material upside versus deep NAV discount.
• Scheme route likely adds time, but brings execution certainty—watch for end-June updates.

• Safestore (LSE: SAFE) is a UK-based leading self-storage company with 209 stores across the UK, France, Netherlands, Belgium and Spain.

Target Healthcare REIT operates in a structurally supported market with a growing elderly population and the need to improve the existing estate, driving demand for modern, high-quality residential facilities. This demographic-backed demand underpins the company’s core proposition of generating long-term, sustainable, income-driven returns. Its focus on asset quality is central to this and strongly enhances the social impact that the company generates. With 100% of the homes EPC rated A or B, they are compliant with minimum energy efficiency standards anticipated to apply from 2030, while effectively all rents are inflation-linked (typically capped and collared between 2% and 4% pa) with a weighted average unexpired lease term (WAULT) of 25.8 years. High-quality assets and inflation protection provide good income visibility and resilience.