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Industrials: Harmonic Drive Systems, Toshiba Corp, SMC Corp, SAMPYO Cement, Kalpataru Power Transmission, Triveni Turbine and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Harmonic Drive – Orders Rolling Over
  • About an Article on Corporate Governance or Economic Security
  • SMC – Guidance Ignores Potential For Down Cycle
  • Sampyo Cement: Likely Exit from KOSDAQ150 & Move to KOSPI
  • Kalpataru Power – All Eyes on Merger
  • 4QFY22 Result Update – Triveni Turbine

Harmonic Drive – Orders Rolling Over

By Mio Kato

  • Harmonic Drive posted revenue that was a touch above guidance but just below consensus and rather weak OP of just ¥2.23bn. 
  • While that was just below consensus it represented a deviation from typical gross margin and SG&A trends that is concerning. 
  • More troubling however is the drop in orders and particularly the composition thereof.

About an Article on Corporate Governance or Economic Security

By Aki Matsumoto

  • I have considered the Nikkei article, “How to lead Toshiba, which has been split at the seams over security and the Corporate Governance Code, down the path of revitalization.”
  • Toshiba may not have made serious business decisions on its own for many years because it’s been working in tandem with METI as a company responsible for METI’s key policies.
  • Toshiba has adopted its Company with US-type 3-Committees for over 10-years, but provides a case of how board practices that are just for appearances don’t improve actual practices and performance.

SMC – Guidance Ignores Potential For Down Cycle

By Mio Kato

  • SMC 4QFY22 was in-line with consensus revenue estimates at ¥185bn, but missed at the OP level with ¥52.7bn (10% below consensus) in a now familiar pattern for the sector. 
  • The company’s FY23 guidance was strong projecting revenue of ¥805bn (+4.5% vs. consensus) and OP of ¥265bn (+6.9% vs. consensus). 
  • The problem is that this ignores the typical cyclicality for the company and we believe OP will in fact be down YoY.

Sampyo Cement: Likely Exit from KOSDAQ150 & Move to KOSPI

By Douglas Kim

  • Sampyo Cement which is currently included in KOSDAQ150 is likely to be removed from this index in the coming months as the company wants to move to KOSPI.
  • If Sampyo Cement is excluded from KOSDAQ150, we estimate there could be about 9 billion won worth of passive funds which could exit the stock. ADTV is 1.6 billion won.
  • Therefore, we believe Sampyo Cement’s shares could face further weakness in the next several months. It will hold an EGM to vote on the move to KOSPI on 4 July.

Kalpataru Power – All Eyes on Merger

By Emkay

  • KPTL results highlights: A lower order book and delays in dispatch led to an 8% revenue decline in FY22, with a margin decline of ~130bps.
  • JMC Projects results highlights: JMC Projects delivered 45% revenue growth on the back of a very strong order book (Book-to-bill of ~4x), better than management’s guidance of 20% growth.
  • Large projects: KPTL has been bidding for large projects in the recent past and recently bagged a large HVDC order worth Rs32bn.

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4QFY22 Result Update – Triveni Turbine

By Nirmal Bang

  • Domestic market update: In FY22, the domestic market under 30MW is estimated to have grown by 71% YoY in MW terms.
  • Exports update: The international market under 30MW is estimated to have declined by 24% YoY in FY22 in MW terms.
  • mpact of Russia-Ukraine conflict: TTL has reduced orderbook by Rs400mn due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict as it took out certain orders from steel mills in Ukraine due to lack of visibility.

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