Daily Brief TMT/Internet: Wonik Ips, Nintendo, Dassault Systemes and more

In today’s briefing:

Watch This Friday’s TIGER Top 10 Semicon Rebalance

After the March avg daily market cap screen, Wonik IPS is swapped for Jusung Engineering. Big passive impact expected—Jusung gets 1x ADTV buy flow, Wonik faces 2.6x ADTV sell.
Watch for passive flow timing—last rebalance (Oct 11), ISC Co Ltd got kicked, Wonik IPS called up. TIGER split Wonik’s rebalance over two trading days to minimize price impact.
The long/short yield was 2.89% on Oct 11, 3.96% over two days. With bigger passive flow impact, TIGER may split the rebalance—enter near Thursday close, exit by Monday afternoon.

Tariff Headwinds: U.S. import tariffs could wipe out hardware margins, potentially costing Nintendo up to ¥95bn in FY3/26 gross profit.
Guidance Risk: With bullish consensus expecting ¥450bn in FY3/26 operating profit, upcoming guidance on July 5 may significantly disappoint.
Valuation Hinges on Recovery: FY3/27 earnings could rebound to ¥600bn if cycle normalises and tariff risks ease—implying a fair 13x EV/EBIT multiple.

Siemens is acquiring Dotmatics, a SaaS provider for laboratory management, for USD 5.1bn. The acquisition, which is seen as expensive, reflects high multiples of 16.5x EV/sales for FY 2025.
This acquisition strengthens Siemens’ position in life sciences by expanding its industrial software offerings. Dotmatics adds a new USD 5.5bn market opportunity, which could grow to USD 11bn.
Siemens’ entry into life sciences may challenge Dassault Systèmes, which currently leads the market with its Biovia and Medidata platforms. Siemens’ growing presence in this sector may intensify competition.

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