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Daily Brief Thematic (Sector/Industry): HK/China Real Estate Bottoming Out and more

In today’s briefing:

  • HK/China Real Estate Bottoming Out, Upcoming Re-Rating with Multiple Catalysts
  • Ohayo Japan | Continued Rally
  • Know This Before Investing in African Miners
  • EP 123: Marvell ASIC TAM, ASIC Challenges Remain, More Semi 2.0


HK/China Real Estate Bottoming Out, Upcoming Re-Rating with Multiple Catalysts

By Jacob Cheng

  • 2025 YTD, HK/China RE companies rebounded from recent lows (10% – 30%), and we think this will continue and turn into a sector re-rating
  • A combination of reduced global geopolitical tensions, expected monetary easing from US, China’s fiscal and monetary stimulus, HK’s robust capital inflow and lower interbank rate will support re-rating
  • Despite recent rebound, valuation remains attractive.  We recommend LONG COLI 688 HK and SHKP 16 HK.  For higher risk tolerance and higher beta, we recommend NWD 17 HK

Ohayo Japan | Continued Rally

By Mark Chadwick

  • US stocks surged Thursday, with the S&P 500 rising 0.8% to 6,141, just below its record high
  • Nike reported a 12% drop in fourth-quarter revenue to ¥1.78 trillion; gross margins down 4.4 percentage points due to excess inventory and tariffs
  • Kyocera approved the reappointment of Chairman Goro Yamaguchi despite opposition from Oasis Management, citing poor performance

Know This Before Investing in African Miners

By Money of Mine

  • Multiple companies involved in competitive bidding war in Arizona for mining project
  • Kinterra makes bid for New World Resources at 5.7 cents per share
  • Deal with RCF allows Kinterra to increase stake in company to over 19%

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EP 123: Marvell ASIC TAM, ASIC Challenges Remain, More Semi 2.0

By The Circuit

  • Marvell’s technical presentations were longer than expected but well-received, showcasing their differentiation from Broadcom
  • Marvell has a deep pool of technical talent and a framework for explaining their innovations effectively
  • Challenges with the custom business model being lumpy and heavily cyclical, with uncertainties in revenue pipelines and scaling projects with hyperscalers

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