Daily BriefsEvent-Driven

Event-Driven: Celltrion Inc, MyDeal.com.au Ltd, Irongate Group, Orient Overseas International, SK Telecom, HomeServe PLC and more

In today’s briefing:

  • FnGuide Top 10 Rebalancing on June 10: More Substantial Flow Impact than Last Time
  • Woolies Moves On MyDeal (MYD AU)
  • Irongate (IAP AU): 29th June Shareholder Vote On Charter Hall/PGGM Offer
  • HSI Index Rebalance: Four Weddings & A Funeral
  • MyDeal.com.au Gets a A$1.05 Offer from Woolworths
  • SK Telecom: Historical Price Analysis of Reaching 100% Foreign Ownership Limit
  • Brookfield/HomeServe: Agreed 1200p Offer
  • Irongate’s Scheme Meeting on 29 June, IE’s Opinion

FnGuide Top 10 Rebalancing on June 10: More Substantial Flow Impact than Last Time

By Sanghyun Park

  • Celltrion Inc (068270 KS)’s deletion seems pretty much a foregone conclusion as its average float-adjusted market cap on May 3-19 is way below the next one in line.
  • Shinhan Financial (055550 KS) is the one to replace Celltrion based on the numbers so far. There is close to a ₩1T gap with the next one, POSCO (005490 KS).
  • In this rebalancing, the flow impact of the addition/deletion is even more significant. So, their share price fluctuations on June 10 will likely be more substantial than last time.

Woolies Moves On MyDeal (MYD AU)

By David Blennerhassett

  • Woolworths Ltd (WOW AU) proposes to acquire all shares in MyDeal.com.au Ltd (MYD AU) other than those held by Sean Senvirtne and other key management personnel.
  • MyDeal shareholders will receive $1.05/share in cash, a punchy 62.8% premium to last close, but just 5% above its 2020 IPO price.
  • This proposal is being done by way of a Scheme with expected completion in Q3/Q4 2022.

Irongate (IAP AU): 29th June Shareholder Vote On Charter Hall/PGGM Offer

By David Blennerhassett

  • Irongate Group (IAP AU) has convened a Scheme Meeting on the 29 June to vote on the proposal from Charter Hall and PGGM.
  • The vote, for all intent and purposes, appears a formality. The Independent Expert considers the Offer to be fair and reasonable. 
  • Trading at a gross/annualised spread of 2.1%/14.5%, assuming mid-July completion. Get involved.

HSI Index Rebalance: Four Weddings & A Funeral

By Brian Freitas


MyDeal.com.au Gets a A$1.05 Offer from Woolworths

By Arun George

  • MyDeal.com.au Ltd (MYD AU) entered a SID with Woolworths Ltd (WOW AU) to acquire an 80.2% interest. Shareholders will receive A$1.05 per share, a 62.8% premium to the unaffected price. 
  • The three largest shareholders, representing 76.0% of outstanding shares, will vote in favour of the deal. The scheme meeting is set for 3Q. 
  • This is a done deal. At the last close price, the gross and annualised spread for an October implementation date is 4.5% and 10.1% respectively.  

SK Telecom: Historical Price Analysis of Reaching 100% Foreign Ownership Limit

By Douglas Kim

  • In this insight, we analyzed the different share price movements of SK Telecom relative to KOSPI from 2005 to 2022 when foreign ownership remained above 99%.
  • Once MSCI announces the potential deletion of SK Telecom from MSCI Korea Index in the next several weeks, there could be some short term temporary weakness on SK Telecom.
  • Over a longer period, SK Telecom is well poised to outperform the market amid the market’s rotation into value stocks and the company’s strong earnings and cash flow growth.

Brookfield/HomeServe: Agreed 1200p Offer

By Jesus Rodriguez Aguilar

  • HomeServe has reached an agreement on a 1,200p cash offer (vs. my 1,206 TP), 71% premium and an implied EV of £4,706 million; 13.3x EV/Fwd EBITDA, 25.7x Fwd P/E.
  • While the deal is highly likely to close (15.3% IRR by year 8) and the founder will bag £490 million, HomeServe could still attract interest from other parties.
  • Gross spread as of today’s close is 3.4% and the estimated annual return would be 7.9% assuming settlement on 30 October. Reiterate long HSV LN.

Irongate’s Scheme Meeting on 29 June, IE’s Opinion

By Arun George

  • Unsurprisingly, the independent expert (IE) considers the offer for Irongate Group (IAP AU) to be fair and reasonable. We think that IE’s valuation approach is sound.
  • The key condition is approval from shareholders and regulatory authorities (FIRB, OIO, SARB). The scheme meeting is scheduled for 29 June. 
  • We continue to think that offer is attractive. At the last close price and for the 15 July implementation date, the gross and annualised spread is 1.4% and 9.2%, respectively.

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