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In today’s briefing:

  • FTSE All-World/​​​​All-Cap Index Rebalance Preview: Potential IPO Inclusions in June
  • Now Link Admin Takes A Bath – Time To Buy
  • ThaiBev BeerCo Pre-IPO – Back for Another Round
  • Woodside/BHP And the Timing Of The Trade Flows Vs Peers
  • Link’s Shares Collapse as Worries of Buyer’s Remorse Sets In

FTSE All-World/​​​​All-Cap Index Rebalance Preview: Potential IPO Inclusions in June

By Brian Freitas


Now Link Admin Takes A Bath – Time To Buy

By David Blennerhassett

  • Link Administration Holdings (LNK AU) cratered this morning ahead of a pause in trading. 
  • Link said it is unaware of the reason for the decline; however, the unfortunate timing of the ACCC delay and the MAC disconnect between Offeror and Target are not helping. 
  • Break price fair value has emerged. Separately, Link is coming up “cheap” versus its holding in PEXA Group (PXA AU).

ThaiBev BeerCo Pre-IPO – Back for Another Round

By Sumeet Singh

  • On 5th May 2022, Thai Beverage announced that BeerCo will resume its Proposed Spin-off Listing. This time the company is aiming to raise less than US$1bn, as per media reports.
  • We have looked at various aspects of the deal earlier, as the company had tried to spin-off BeerCo in 2021 as well before finally calling it off in April 2021.
  • In this note, we talk about the recent updates for BeerCo.

Woodside/BHP And the Timing Of The Trade Flows Vs Peers

By Travis Lundy

  • BHP Group Ltd (BHP AU) and Woodside Petroleum (WPL AU) announced a merger of BHP Petroleum with Woodside late last year, to be implemented in Q2 2022
  • The vote is in a week, and BHP is expected to trade ex- WPL share spinoff on 24 May 2022, with delivery a week later. 
  • The trade so far has worked well, and there has been a slight additive flow pattern in the last several days. It is worth thinking closely about timing.

Link’s Shares Collapse as Worries of Buyer’s Remorse Sets In

By Arun George

  • Link Administration Holdings (LNK AU) claims to be not aware of any reason for today’s -15% share collapse. The market seems nervy that DND will exhibit buyer’s remorse. 
  • The scheme consideration is now 2.6x DND’s market cap. The ACCC delayed review and the contract renewal MAC clause could be DND’s get-out-of-jail-free card for a lower price/walk-away. 
  • Our “deal-break” SoTP valuation suggests a valuation of A$4.24 per share, which is broadly in line with the last close price. The next catalyst is DND’s results tomorrow.

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