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• The ChiNext index represents the performance of the 100 largest and most liquid A-share stocks listed on the ChiNext Market of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
• The ChiNext 50 index is a subset of the ChiNext Index and it consists of the top 50 names in the ChiNext index with the highest daily average turnover.
• In this insight, we have presented our final expectations for ADDs and DELs for the upcoming December 2025 index rebal event. 11 ADDs, 11 DELs, $2.3bn to trade.

• In 3Q25, Hanwha Aerospace reported sales of 6.5 trillion won (up 146.5% YoY and 1.6% lower than consensus) and operating profit of 856.4 billion won (up 79.5% YoY).
• The company’s results in 3Q 2025 were its best ever in its history. The strong results were driven by its land defense business and its shipbuilding unit Hanwha Ocean.
• Given the company’s excellent growth in sales and profits in the past several years as well as its strong order backlog, its valuationsremain attractive. 

• Daewon Sanup’s net cash as percentage of market cap is 171%. This is one of the highest net cash/market cap ratios in the Korean stock market.
• Daewon Sanup is one of the largest Korean automobile seat manufacturers. It is also one of the beneficiaries of the reduction in US auto tariffs to 15% (from 25% previously). 
• The company is trading at dirt cheap valuations. It is trading at P/E of 2.3x and P/B of 0.4x based on LTM financials. 

• HNI reported 3Q25 ongoing EPS of $1.10 versus $1.03 in 3Q24, up 6.8%, which was ahead of our $1.06 estimate, which was also consensus
• Sales grew 1.7% in the quarter to $683.8MM, slightly below our forecast for 2.2% growth and consensus of 2.5% growth.
• Excluding the HNI India divesture, organic sales growth was 2.6% in the quarter.

• This week we had a busy week of earnings (WDC, AAF, LBTYA), and it will continue next week.
• Honeywell (HON)  spun off 100% of its Advanced Materials business, Solstice (SOLS), on October 30, 2025.

• Solstice was added to the S&P 500 and performed well on its first day of trading before selling off on Friday.

• CMNP is an established toll road operator in Indonesia with a portfolio of concessions primarily located in strategic, high-traffic urban areas, positioning it to benefit from the country’s continued economic growth and urbanization.
• The company is embarking on significant expansion projects, notably the Harbour Road II, which is expected to drive future revenue growth. However, these projects also entail considerable execution and financing risks.
• Valuation appears attractive, with a low price-to-book ratio and a high Smartkarma value score. This is contrasted by a lack of dividend payments and potential corporate governance concerns related to concession extensions that are under investigation.

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• Moriya Corp is a well-established general construction company based in Nagano, Japan, with operations primarily in civil engineering, building construction, and real estate. The company has demonstrated a strong growth trajectory, underscored by a robust increase in market capitalization and a solid financial performance in recent years.
• The Japanese construction market provides a stable, albeit moderately growing, backdrop, supported by significant government investment in infrastructure, disaster resilience, and renewable energy projects. Moriya is well-positioned to capitalize on these trends, particularly in public works and infrastructure renewal.
• Despite a strong performance and an attractive valuation with a low P/E ratio, the company faces industry-wide challenges, including a shrinking workforce, rising material costs, and intense competition. Volatility in operating cash flow presents a key area for investor monitoring.

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• SMID stocks in Singapore saw S$472 million net institutional inflows in 2H25, reversing S$150 million outflows from 1H25.
• Technology sector led SMID inflows with S$308 million, driven by AI adoption and CSE Global’s 50% share price increase.
• Construction sector growth boosted nine SMID stocks, with OKP Holdings securing a S$258 million contract, increasing its order book.

• Venus Pipes & Tubes is a rapidly growing manufacturer and exporter of stainless steel (SS) seamless and welded pipes and tubes in India, capitalizing on the expanding domestic and international demand across various industries.
• The company is in the midst of a significant capacity expansion and backward integration strategy, which is expected to drive revenue growth, improve margins, and strengthen its market position.
• While the company has demonstrated strong financial performance and a robust growth trajectory, it faces risks associated with the cyclicality of the steel industry, raw material price volatility, and increasing competition from both domestic and international players.

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• Established Portfolio with Stable, Long-Term Cash Flows: IRB InvIT Fund owns a portfolio of operational toll road assets with long concession periods granted by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), providing predictable, long-term revenue streams essential for stable distributions to unitholders.
• Strong Growth Trajectory via Strategic Acquisitions: The Trust is actively expanding its asset base through strategic acquisitions from its sponsor, IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd. A recent major acquisition of three high-revenue BOT assets is set to double the enterprise value to over ₹16,000 crore and extend the weighted average life of the portfolio to 17 years.
• Attractive Dividend Yield and Valuation: As an Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT), it is mandated to distribute 90% of its net distributable cash flow, resulting in a consistently high dividend yield. The units trade at an attractive price-to-book ratio, suggesting a favorable valuation relative to its underlying asset value.

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• The ChiNext index represents the performance of the 100 largest and most liquid A-share stocks listed on the ChiNext Market of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
• The ChiNext 50 index is a subset of the ChiNext Index and it consists of the top 50 names in the ChiNext index with the highest daily average turnover.
• In this insight, we have presented our final expectations for ADDs and DELs for the upcoming December 2025 index rebal event. 11 ADDs, 11 DELs, $2.3bn to trade.

• In 3Q25, Hanwha Aerospace reported sales of 6.5 trillion won (up 146.5% YoY and 1.6% lower than consensus) and operating profit of 856.4 billion won (up 79.5% YoY).
• The company’s results in 3Q 2025 were its best ever in its history. The strong results were driven by its land defense business and its shipbuilding unit Hanwha Ocean.
• Given the company’s excellent growth in sales and profits in the past several years as well as its strong order backlog, its valuationsremain attractive. 

• Daewon Sanup’s net cash as percentage of market cap is 171%. This is one of the highest net cash/market cap ratios in the Korean stock market.
• Daewon Sanup is one of the largest Korean automobile seat manufacturers. It is also one of the beneficiaries of the reduction in US auto tariffs to 15% (from 25% previously). 
• The company is trading at dirt cheap valuations. It is trading at P/E of 2.3x and P/B of 0.4x based on LTM financials. 

• HNI reported 3Q25 ongoing EPS of $1.10 versus $1.03 in 3Q24, up 6.8%, which was ahead of our $1.06 estimate, which was also consensus
• Sales grew 1.7% in the quarter to $683.8MM, slightly below our forecast for 2.2% growth and consensus of 2.5% growth.
• Excluding the HNI India divesture, organic sales growth was 2.6% in the quarter.

• This week we had a busy week of earnings (WDC, AAF, LBTYA), and it will continue next week.
• Honeywell (HON)  spun off 100% of its Advanced Materials business, Solstice (SOLS), on October 30, 2025.

• Solstice was added to the S&P 500 and performed well on its first day of trading before selling off on Friday.

• CMNP is an established toll road operator in Indonesia with a portfolio of concessions primarily located in strategic, high-traffic urban areas, positioning it to benefit from the country’s continued economic growth and urbanization.
• The company is embarking on significant expansion projects, notably the Harbour Road II, which is expected to drive future revenue growth. However, these projects also entail considerable execution and financing risks.
• Valuation appears attractive, with a low price-to-book ratio and a high Smartkarma value score. This is contrasted by a lack of dividend payments and potential corporate governance concerns related to concession extensions that are under investigation.

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• Moriya Corp is a well-established general construction company based in Nagano, Japan, with operations primarily in civil engineering, building construction, and real estate. The company has demonstrated a strong growth trajectory, underscored by a robust increase in market capitalization and a solid financial performance in recent years.
• The Japanese construction market provides a stable, albeit moderately growing, backdrop, supported by significant government investment in infrastructure, disaster resilience, and renewable energy projects. Moriya is well-positioned to capitalize on these trends, particularly in public works and infrastructure renewal.
• Despite a strong performance and an attractive valuation with a low P/E ratio, the company faces industry-wide challenges, including a shrinking workforce, rising material costs, and intense competition. Volatility in operating cash flow presents a key area for investor monitoring.

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• SMID stocks in Singapore saw S$472 million net institutional inflows in 2H25, reversing S$150 million outflows from 1H25.
• Technology sector led SMID inflows with S$308 million, driven by AI adoption and CSE Global’s 50% share price increase.
• Construction sector growth boosted nine SMID stocks, with OKP Holdings securing a S$258 million contract, increasing its order book.

• Venus Pipes & Tubes is a rapidly growing manufacturer and exporter of stainless steel (SS) seamless and welded pipes and tubes in India, capitalizing on the expanding domestic and international demand across various industries.
• The company is in the midst of a significant capacity expansion and backward integration strategy, which is expected to drive revenue growth, improve margins, and strengthen its market position.
• While the company has demonstrated strong financial performance and a robust growth trajectory, it faces risks associated with the cyclicality of the steel industry, raw material price volatility, and increasing competition from both domestic and international players.

This content is AI-generated and displayed for general informational purposes only. Please verify independently before use.

• Established Portfolio with Stable, Long-Term Cash Flows: IRB InvIT Fund owns a portfolio of operational toll road assets with long concession periods granted by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), providing predictable, long-term revenue streams essential for stable distributions to unitholders.
• Strong Growth Trajectory via Strategic Acquisitions: The Trust is actively expanding its asset base through strategic acquisitions from its sponsor, IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd. A recent major acquisition of three high-revenue BOT assets is set to double the enterprise value to over ₹16,000 crore and extend the weighted average life of the portfolio to 17 years.
• Attractive Dividend Yield and Valuation: As an Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT), it is mandated to distribute 90% of its net distributable cash flow, resulting in a consistently high dividend yield. The units trade at an attractive price-to-book ratio, suggesting a favorable valuation relative to its underlying asset value.

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• I summarise the latest spreads and newsflow of merger arb situations we cover across Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Chinese ADRs.
• Highest spreads: Mayne Pharma (MYX AU), Brainpad Inc (3655 JP), Smart Share Global (EM US), AUB Group Limited (AUB AU), ENN Energy (2688 HK), Dongfeng Motor (489 HK).
• Lowest spreads: Bright Smart Securities (1428 HK), Mandom Corp (4917 JP), Pacific Industrial (7250 JP), Seven West Media (SWM AU), Humm Group (HUM AU), Toyota Industries (6201 JP). 

• Amaero Ltd (ASX:3DA) is a global specialist in advanced materials manufacturing for the defence, aerospace and other industrial sectors, developing a critical metals alloy powder manufacturing facility in Tennessee, USA.
• Releasing its Q1 FY26 results, the company has reaffirmed its guidance for FY26 revenue to be between $30-35m.
• Amaero reported Q1 FY26 revenue of $4.7m which included powder sales of $4.1m and $0.6m in sales from powder metallurgy hot isotastic pressing (PM-HIP) manufacturing, which was an increase of 445% over the previous corresponding period (pcp).

• EuroDry Ltd reported total net revenues of $20.5 million for the first half of 2025, comprising $9.2 million in Q1 and $11.3 million in Q2.
• Net loss attributable to controlling shareholders amounted to $6.8 million for H1 2025, including a Q2 net loss of $3.1 million and a Q1 net loss of $3.7 million, compared to a Q2 2024 net loss of $0.4 million.
• EBITDA stood at $2.8 million, reflecting the impact of lower time charter equivalent (TCE) rates on profitability.

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• HIRAYAMA HOLDINGS Co., Ltd. specializes in manufacturing support, including field engineering and staffing services.
• The company achieved record-high results for FY6/25, with net sales up 2.6% to ¥36,220 million and operating profit up 13.5% to ¥1,270 million.
• Despite recruitment challenges, the company is expanding through mergers and acquisitions to enhance its manufacturing consulting capabilities.

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• Mitie Group plc is a UK-based facilities management company offering services such as cleaning, security, maintenance, energy management, and workplace support.
• It also provides digital and consultancy solutions, including smart building technology and carbon reduction strategies.
• Serving both public and private sector clients, Mitie operates through integrated, outsourced service models. 

• I summarise the latest spreads and newsflow of merger arb situations we cover across Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Chinese ADRs.
• Highest spreads: Mayne Pharma (MYX AU), Brainpad Inc (3655 JP), Smart Share Global (EM US), AUB Group Limited (AUB AU), ENN Energy (2688 HK), Dongfeng Motor (489 HK).
• Lowest spreads: Bright Smart Securities (1428 HK), Mandom Corp (4917 JP), Pacific Industrial (7250 JP), Seven West Media (SWM AU), Humm Group (HUM AU), Toyota Industries (6201 JP). 

• Amaero Ltd (ASX:3DA) is a global specialist in advanced materials manufacturing for the defence, aerospace and other industrial sectors, developing a critical metals alloy powder manufacturing facility in Tennessee, USA.
• Releasing its Q1 FY26 results, the company has reaffirmed its guidance for FY26 revenue to be between $30-35m.
• Amaero reported Q1 FY26 revenue of $4.7m which included powder sales of $4.1m and $0.6m in sales from powder metallurgy hot isotastic pressing (PM-HIP) manufacturing, which was an increase of 445% over the previous corresponding period (pcp).

• EuroDry Ltd reported total net revenues of $20.5 million for the first half of 2025, comprising $9.2 million in Q1 and $11.3 million in Q2.
• Net loss attributable to controlling shareholders amounted to $6.8 million for H1 2025, including a Q2 net loss of $3.1 million and a Q1 net loss of $3.7 million, compared to a Q2 2024 net loss of $0.4 million.
• EBITDA stood at $2.8 million, reflecting the impact of lower time charter equivalent (TCE) rates on profitability.

Key points (machine generated)

• HIRAYAMA HOLDINGS Co., Ltd. specializes in manufacturing support, including field engineering and staffing services.
• The company achieved record-high results for FY6/25, with net sales up 2.6% to ¥36,220 million and operating profit up 13.5% to ¥1,270 million.
• Despite recruitment challenges, the company is expanding through mergers and acquisitions to enhance its manufacturing consulting capabilities.

This article is sourced from an online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only.

• Mitie Group plc is a UK-based facilities management company offering services such as cleaning, security, maintenance, energy management, and workplace support.
• It also provides digital and consultancy solutions, including smart building technology and carbon reduction strategies.
• Serving both public and private sector clients, Mitie operates through integrated, outsourced service models. 

• Binjiang Service is a high-growth property management firm with a strong brand in the premium segment of the Yangtze River Delta, benefiting from the stable pipeline of its reputable parent developer, Binjiang Real Estate.
• The company is strategically shifting its focus towards high-margin ‘5S’ value-added services (VAS), particularly in soft decoration and community living, to offset declining revenues and margins in its non-owner VAS segment.
• While demonstrating robust top-line growth and a generous dividend policy, the company faces significant risks from the broader downturn in China’s property market, intense industry competition, and rising operational costs.

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• Nidec (6594 JP)‘s deletion is a LOT of stock to sell. The Ibiden (4062 JP)‘s Nikkei 225 inclusion is huge. It’ll make the stock enormously squeezy for a long while.
• Palliser has a point. LG Chem (051910 KS) should pare down its LG Energy Solution (373220 KS) stake, and buy back shares. Yet, would/will management stubbornly swat away any such proposal?
• The latest twist in the Mayne Pharma (MYX AU) saga as FIRB looks set to ding the transaction if there is a possibility Cosette closes a manufacturing site in Adelaide.

• GATX Corporation’s third-quarter earnings for 2025 reflect both strengths and challenges across its diverse operations in North America, Europe, and India, as well as its involvement in locomotive engine leasing.
• The company reported a net income of $82.2 million ($2.25 per diluted share), a slight decrease compared to the previous year’s third-quarter net income of $89 million ($2.43 per diluted share).
• This financial outcome incorporates a positive impact of $5.3 million from tax adjustments and other items.

• J.B. Hunt Transport Services, a leader in the transportation and logistics industry, presented a mixed performance in the third quarter of 2025 that reflects a strategic emphasis on operational excellence, cost management, and preparation for long-term growth.
• The company is navigating a challenging freight demand environment while focusing on maintaining service excellence, which remains at the forefront of its operational priorities.
• The transportation giant continues to adapt its strategies in response to market dynamics, including potential rail consolidations that could influence its substantial Intermodal operations.

• Hexcel Corporation’s third-quarter results illustrate a company navigating a complex aerospace and defense landscape with several positives and challenges impacting performance and future prospects.
• On the positive side, Hexcel reported a firm standing in its core aerospace and defense markets.
• There is a strong projected demand for fuel-efficient, lightweight aircraft, with the commercial aerospace sector showing signs of recovery.

• Waste Management, Inc. recently presented its third-quarter 2025 financial results, reflecting a robust operational and financial performance.
• The company reported over a 15% increase in operating EBITDA and a 33% rise in free cash flow, demonstrating the success of its core businesses and strategic investments.
• Positively, the Collection and Disposal (C&D) segment is driving growth, showing strong organic revenue and volume increases.

• Crane Company recently reported its third-quarter 2025 earnings, citing a strong performance that exceeded expectations.
• The company’s adjusted earnings per share (EPS) reached $1.64, supported by a core sales growth of 5.6%.
• This growth was largely driven by solid performance in its Aerospace & Electronics segment and robust execution in the Process Flow Technologies segment.

• Knight-Swift Transportation’s third quarter of 2025 revealed a mix of developments reflecting both challenges and opportunities within the company’s operational segments.
• The overall environment remains uncertain, with freight markets still adjusting to shifting seasonal patterns and regulatory changes impacting capacity.
• Key observations from the quarter point to stability in freight demand across different trucking brands despite challenges.

• PACCAR Inc.’s third quarter 2025 results reveal a mixed performance amidst challenging market conditions.
• The company achieved robust revenues of $6.7 billion and a net income of $590 million, attributed primarily to the contributions of Peterbilt, Kenworth, and DAF Trucks.
• Further adding to the solid revenue base was PACCAR Parts, which recorded a historic high in quarterly revenues at $1.72 billion, with an increment of 4% compared to the previous year.

• Valmont Industries, Inc. reported a mixed set of financial data for the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating both strengths and challenges in its diversified operations.
• The company achieved a 2.5% year-over-year increase in net sales, benefiting from remarkable performance in its Utility and Telecom segments.
• Operating margin saw a substantial improvement of 120 basis points, and diluted earnings per share grew by an impressive 21% from the same period last year.

• Binjiang Service is a high-growth property management firm with a strong brand in the premium segment of the Yangtze River Delta, benefiting from the stable pipeline of its reputable parent developer, Binjiang Real Estate.
• The company is strategically shifting its focus towards high-margin ‘5S’ value-added services (VAS), particularly in soft decoration and community living, to offset declining revenues and margins in its non-owner VAS segment.
• While demonstrating robust top-line growth and a generous dividend policy, the company faces significant risks from the broader downturn in China’s property market, intense industry competition, and rising operational costs.

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• Nidec (6594 JP)‘s deletion is a LOT of stock to sell. The Ibiden (4062 JP)‘s Nikkei 225 inclusion is huge. It’ll make the stock enormously squeezy for a long while.
• Palliser has a point. LG Chem (051910 KS) should pare down its LG Energy Solution (373220 KS) stake, and buy back shares. Yet, would/will management stubbornly swat away any such proposal?
• The latest twist in the Mayne Pharma (MYX AU) saga as FIRB looks set to ding the transaction if there is a possibility Cosette closes a manufacturing site in Adelaide.

• GATX Corporation’s third-quarter earnings for 2025 reflect both strengths and challenges across its diverse operations in North America, Europe, and India, as well as its involvement in locomotive engine leasing.
• The company reported a net income of $82.2 million ($2.25 per diluted share), a slight decrease compared to the previous year’s third-quarter net income of $89 million ($2.43 per diluted share).
• This financial outcome incorporates a positive impact of $5.3 million from tax adjustments and other items.

• J.B. Hunt Transport Services, a leader in the transportation and logistics industry, presented a mixed performance in the third quarter of 2025 that reflects a strategic emphasis on operational excellence, cost management, and preparation for long-term growth.
• The company is navigating a challenging freight demand environment while focusing on maintaining service excellence, which remains at the forefront of its operational priorities.
• The transportation giant continues to adapt its strategies in response to market dynamics, including potential rail consolidations that could influence its substantial Intermodal operations.

• Hexcel Corporation’s third-quarter results illustrate a company navigating a complex aerospace and defense landscape with several positives and challenges impacting performance and future prospects.
• On the positive side, Hexcel reported a firm standing in its core aerospace and defense markets.
• There is a strong projected demand for fuel-efficient, lightweight aircraft, with the commercial aerospace sector showing signs of recovery.

• Waste Management, Inc. recently presented its third-quarter 2025 financial results, reflecting a robust operational and financial performance.
• The company reported over a 15% increase in operating EBITDA and a 33% rise in free cash flow, demonstrating the success of its core businesses and strategic investments.
• Positively, the Collection and Disposal (C&D) segment is driving growth, showing strong organic revenue and volume increases.

• Crane Company recently reported its third-quarter 2025 earnings, citing a strong performance that exceeded expectations.
• The company’s adjusted earnings per share (EPS) reached $1.64, supported by a core sales growth of 5.6%.
• This growth was largely driven by solid performance in its Aerospace & Electronics segment and robust execution in the Process Flow Technologies segment.

• Knight-Swift Transportation’s third quarter of 2025 revealed a mix of developments reflecting both challenges and opportunities within the company’s operational segments.
• The overall environment remains uncertain, with freight markets still adjusting to shifting seasonal patterns and regulatory changes impacting capacity.
• Key observations from the quarter point to stability in freight demand across different trucking brands despite challenges.

• PACCAR Inc.’s third quarter 2025 results reveal a mixed performance amidst challenging market conditions.
• The company achieved robust revenues of $6.7 billion and a net income of $590 million, attributed primarily to the contributions of Peterbilt, Kenworth, and DAF Trucks.
• Further adding to the solid revenue base was PACCAR Parts, which recorded a historic high in quarterly revenues at $1.72 billion, with an increment of 4% compared to the previous year.

• Valmont Industries, Inc. reported a mixed set of financial data for the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating both strengths and challenges in its diversified operations.
• The company achieved a 2.5% year-over-year increase in net sales, benefiting from remarkable performance in its Utility and Telecom segments.
• Operating margin saw a substantial improvement of 120 basis points, and diluted earnings per share grew by an impressive 21% from the same period last year.

• KOFIA says Hynix hit 10.89% weight in October vs 8.37% in September, lifting the 10% fund cap — now local funds can size up like Samsung Electronics.
• SK Square might have been dumped today as locals unwound proxy trades; with Hynix freed from the 10% cap, funds rotated directly into Hynix, front‑running the shift.
• Key now is rotation size; SK Square’s beta‑plus trade to Hynix is fading, and near term we should expect relative underperformance as flows migrate.

• Wendt India completed a transformative acquisition of global “Wendt” brand IP, while Wendt GmbH (3M) initiated exit from the JV, consolidating CUMI and public ownership.
• Autonomous brand/IP rights unshackle Wendt from legacy risk while maintaining technical lead. A diversified, high technology industrial revenue stream, debt-free balance sheet, and high cash conversion reinforce the investment case.
• Wendt India is among the highest quality plays in Indian manufacturing: sticky client relationships, sectoral diversity, and recurring cash flows balance mid-term volatility in autos/steel.

• XAG Technology (XAG HK) is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO. The deal will be run by Huatai.
• Guangzhou Xaircraft Technology Co., Ltd. (XAG) is a global leader in agricultural robotics.
• The company integrates robotics, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy to create comprehensive solutions that make farming more efficient and sustainable.

• Nextracker’s second quarter fiscal year 2026 results reflect a strong performance marked by substantial revenue growth, strategic partnerships, and expansion of their technology platform.
• The company posted a 42% year-over-year revenue increase to $905 million and a 29% rise in adjusted EBITDA to $224 million.
• For the first half of the fiscal year, revenue reached $1.77 billion, which indicates a 31% increase compared to the previous year, setting a new record for the company.

• CGN Mining is uniquely positioned as the sole overseas uranium resources development and trading platform for its parent, China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN), a major nuclear power operator in the world’s fastest-growing nuclear energy market.
• The company is set to benefit from a strong uranium market uptrend, driven by a global nuclear energy renaissance and supply constraints. A lucrative off-take agreement with its parent company at prices reportedly 50% higher than previous contracts is expected to significantly boost revenues.
• Despite a robust long-term outlook, the company faces risks from geopolitical instability in key uranium-producing regions, potential price volatility, and recent financial pressures from managing high-cost inventory, which has impacted margins.

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• Honeywell completed the spin-off of Solstice Advanced Materials Inc. on October 30, 2025.
• Both the parent and the spin-off commenced regular-way trading from October 30, 2025. On the first day of trading, parent lost 0.84%, while spin-off gained 0.29%.
• On an overall basis, HON (consolidated) gained 2.6% since the spin-off announcement on October 8, 2024, underperforming the S&P 500’s which gained 18.6% gain over the same period.

• The company reported a 35.7% YoY revenue increase to JPY36.1bn and a 65.4% YoY rise in operating profit.
• Revised full-year FY03/26 forecast: revenue JPY88.5bn, operating profit JPY8.6bn, recurring profit JPY8.7bn, net income JPY5.9bn.
• Engineering segment revenue rose 25.8% YoY, with a 1,201.4% surge in operating profit, OPM at 4.6%.

• Revenue decreased 1.8% YoY; operating profit rose 44.6% YoY; recurring profit increased 20.5% YoY; net income grew 14.5% YoY.
• Meiwa’s FY03/26 forecast: revenue JPY160.0bn (+2.1% YoY), operating profit JPY3.2bn (-10.3% YoY), recurring profit JPY4.0bn (-11.5% YoY).
• Meiwa plans a JPY38.00 per share dividend for FY03/26, reflecting lower net income expectations.

• Companywide revenue decreased by 1.0% YoY, while profit attributable to owners increased by 6.6% YoY.
• Strong performance in mobile and ICT segments boosted profits, despite declines in iron, steel, and energy.
• Equity ratio attributable to owners was 28.3%, with net interest-bearing debt-to-equity ratio at 0.59x.

• FTI Consulting’s recent earnings report reflects a mixed performance, characterized by both impressive achievements and certain challenges across its various business segments.
• The company’s overall results indicate a general trend of resilience and adaptability amidst sectoral headwinds.
• On the positive side, FTI Consulting reported a record performance in terms of earnings per share (EPS) and adjusted EPS, both increasing by more than 40% compared to the previous year, largely due to strong performances in the Corporate Finance & Restructuring (Corp Fin), Forensic and Litigation Consulting (FLC), and Strategic Communications (Strat Com) segments.

• KOFIA says Hynix hit 10.89% weight in October vs 8.37% in September, lifting the 10% fund cap — now local funds can size up like Samsung Electronics.
• SK Square might have been dumped today as locals unwound proxy trades; with Hynix freed from the 10% cap, funds rotated directly into Hynix, front‑running the shift.
• Key now is rotation size; SK Square’s beta‑plus trade to Hynix is fading, and near term we should expect relative underperformance as flows migrate.

• Wendt India completed a transformative acquisition of global “Wendt” brand IP, while Wendt GmbH (3M) initiated exit from the JV, consolidating CUMI and public ownership.
• Autonomous brand/IP rights unshackle Wendt from legacy risk while maintaining technical lead. A diversified, high technology industrial revenue stream, debt-free balance sheet, and high cash conversion reinforce the investment case.
• Wendt India is among the highest quality plays in Indian manufacturing: sticky client relationships, sectoral diversity, and recurring cash flows balance mid-term volatility in autos/steel.

• XAG Technology (XAG HK) is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO. The deal will be run by Huatai.
• Guangzhou Xaircraft Technology Co., Ltd. (XAG) is a global leader in agricultural robotics.
• The company integrates robotics, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy to create comprehensive solutions that make farming more efficient and sustainable.

• Nextracker’s second quarter fiscal year 2026 results reflect a strong performance marked by substantial revenue growth, strategic partnerships, and expansion of their technology platform.
• The company posted a 42% year-over-year revenue increase to $905 million and a 29% rise in adjusted EBITDA to $224 million.
• For the first half of the fiscal year, revenue reached $1.77 billion, which indicates a 31% increase compared to the previous year, setting a new record for the company.

• CGN Mining is uniquely positioned as the sole overseas uranium resources development and trading platform for its parent, China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN), a major nuclear power operator in the world’s fastest-growing nuclear energy market.
• The company is set to benefit from a strong uranium market uptrend, driven by a global nuclear energy renaissance and supply constraints. A lucrative off-take agreement with its parent company at prices reportedly 50% higher than previous contracts is expected to significantly boost revenues.
• Despite a robust long-term outlook, the company faces risks from geopolitical instability in key uranium-producing regions, potential price volatility, and recent financial pressures from managing high-cost inventory, which has impacted margins.

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• Honeywell completed the spin-off of Solstice Advanced Materials Inc. on October 30, 2025.
• Both the parent and the spin-off commenced regular-way trading from October 30, 2025. On the first day of trading, parent lost 0.84%, while spin-off gained 0.29%.
• On an overall basis, HON (consolidated) gained 2.6% since the spin-off announcement on October 8, 2024, underperforming the S&P 500’s which gained 18.6% gain over the same period.

• The company reported a 35.7% YoY revenue increase to JPY36.1bn and a 65.4% YoY rise in operating profit.
• Revised full-year FY03/26 forecast: revenue JPY88.5bn, operating profit JPY8.6bn, recurring profit JPY8.7bn, net income JPY5.9bn.
• Engineering segment revenue rose 25.8% YoY, with a 1,201.4% surge in operating profit, OPM at 4.6%.

• Revenue decreased 1.8% YoY; operating profit rose 44.6% YoY; recurring profit increased 20.5% YoY; net income grew 14.5% YoY.
• Meiwa’s FY03/26 forecast: revenue JPY160.0bn (+2.1% YoY), operating profit JPY3.2bn (-10.3% YoY), recurring profit JPY4.0bn (-11.5% YoY).
• Meiwa plans a JPY38.00 per share dividend for FY03/26, reflecting lower net income expectations.

• Companywide revenue decreased by 1.0% YoY, while profit attributable to owners increased by 6.6% YoY.
• Strong performance in mobile and ICT segments boosted profits, despite declines in iron, steel, and energy.
• Equity ratio attributable to owners was 28.3%, with net interest-bearing debt-to-equity ratio at 0.59x.

• FTI Consulting’s recent earnings report reflects a mixed performance, characterized by both impressive achievements and certain challenges across its various business segments.
• The company’s overall results indicate a general trend of resilience and adaptability amidst sectoral headwinds.
• On the positive side, FTI Consulting reported a record performance in terms of earnings per share (EPS) and adjusted EPS, both increasing by more than 40% compared to the previous year, largely due to strong performances in the Corporate Finance & Restructuring (Corp Fin), Forensic and Litigation Consulting (FLC), and Strategic Communications (Strat Com) segments.

• Concurrent with the sale of 13 floors of OCB to Alibaba, Jardine Matheson (JM SP) announced on the 17th October an Offer for Mandarin Oriental (MAND SP)‘s minorities at US$3.35/share.
• This is a clean, full, “dull” Offer. And MAND is trading super tight to terms at ~2.1% gross, with possible payment (my estimate) late Feb 2026.
• Proceeds from the OCB sale will be US$925mn. And taking out MAND’s minorities will set Matheson back ~US$1bn. Yet the market is now assigning US$2.1bn less for Matheson’s stub ops. 

• Today partway through the day, Daiwa House Industry (1925 JP), Sumitomo Electric Industries (5802 JP), and Sumitomo Densetsu (1949 JP) announced Daiwa House would buy out Sumitomo Densetsu for ¥9,760/share. 
• Sumitomo Electric will sell its stake to the company ¥6,877/share. Minorities get 11.9x Mar26 EBITDA. The Bidder is buying at 9.9x. 
• At an ATH, and a nice premium, and 3x book, this looks like a pretty good takeout price. Daiwa House has plans for it.

• Hyosung Heavy (298040 KS) near 29% weight; 10ppt ceiling cut = ~0.6–0.7x DTV outflow. Unlike other ETF heavies, flows here bite — real tradeable setup.
• Hyosung Heavy ceiling cut hits Dec 12 rebalance unless >30% earlier; iSelect enforces next‑day, as seen with Isupetasys (right today) breach in KODEX AI Semicon ETF clipped to 20%.
• Hyosung Heavy again ripping today; watch 30% breach — triggers next‑day ceiling cut. Play the reversion, hedge with other hot AI power basket names.

• KOSPI 200 is a Korean blue-chip index that tracks the 200 largest and most-liquid names listed in the KOSPI section of the Korea Exchange (KRX).
• In this insight, we have presented our final expectations for ADDs and DELs for the upcoming semiannual review in December 2025.
• We expect up to 5 ADDs and 6 DELs for the KOSPI 200 index during this index rebal event based on the latest available data.

• Sumitomo Densetsu (1949 JP) has recommended a tender offer from Daiwa House Industry (1925 JP) at JPY9,760, a 28.1% premium to the undisturbed price.
• The process is deficient due to the lack of an auction and the offeror’s reliance on less than 100% voter turnout to pass the EGM share consolidation vote.
• Nevertheless, the offer is attractive, as it represents an all-time high and is above the high end of the IFA DCF valuation range. 

• JPX-Nikkei 400 is composed of common stocks listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is a free-float-adjusted market-value-weighted (capped) index composed of 400 constituents.
• The annual index review takes place in August every year. We look at the latest rankings of potential ADDs/DELs every month.
• Below is a look at potential Inclusions and Removals for the JPX-Nikkei 400 Rebalance to come in August 2026 based on trading data as of end-October 2025.

• Sany Heavy Industry (6031 HK) has rallied 15.3% after its IPO, and 3Q25 earnings are in a consistent trend. We do not expect a significant change in earnings forecasts. 
• The mere 0.1% discount to its A-share looks rich. The FY26F PER of 17.7x is also significantly higher than its peers, reflecting most of its strengths.
• Even if it re-rates to a similar premium as Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals (1276 HK), the upside is only 5.8%. The risks clearly outweigh the return.

• General Dynamics Corporation (GD) reported a strong financial performance for the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating significant growth across its various business segments.
• The aerospace and marine systems divisions were the primary contributors to this growth, showcasing substantial revenue increases and improved operating margins.
• The aerospace segment exhibited an impressive 30.3% year-over-year revenue growth, generating $3.2 billion, primarily driven by new aircraft deliveries and increased special mission volume.

• Legence (LGN US) went public on 12 September 2025 on Nasdaq and has a current market cap of more than $4bn.
• Inclusion in US indices is expected in December 2025, as the security meets US eligibility criteria.
• Inclusion in Global indices is expected in February 2026 and March 2026, with potential exclusion from one index due to insufficient float cap.

• Indo-MIM Ltd (1666551D IN) (IML) is looking to raise about US$112m in its upcoming India IPO. The deal will be run by Axis, ICICI, HDFC, Kotak and SBI Caps.
• IML provides end-to-end solutions for the manufacture of precision engineering components using metal injection molding (MIM) technology. Its capabilities include mold designing and tooling, coupled with finishing and assembly operations.
• According to Frost & Sullivan,IML was the largest manufacturer globally of precision engineering components using MIM technology, with a 7% market share in terms of revenue from MIM in FY25.

• Concurrent with the sale of 13 floors of OCB to Alibaba, Jardine Matheson (JM SP) announced on the 17th October an Offer for Mandarin Oriental (MAND SP)‘s minorities at US$3.35/share.
• This is a clean, full, “dull” Offer. And MAND is trading super tight to terms at ~2.1% gross, with possible payment (my estimate) late Feb 2026.
• Proceeds from the OCB sale will be US$925mn. And taking out MAND’s minorities will set Matheson back ~US$1bn. Yet the market is now assigning US$2.1bn less for Matheson’s stub ops. 

• Today partway through the day, Daiwa House Industry (1925 JP), Sumitomo Electric Industries (5802 JP), and Sumitomo Densetsu (1949 JP) announced Daiwa House would buy out Sumitomo Densetsu for ¥9,760/share. 
• Sumitomo Electric will sell its stake to the company ¥6,877/share. Minorities get 11.9x Mar26 EBITDA. The Bidder is buying at 9.9x. 
• At an ATH, and a nice premium, and 3x book, this looks like a pretty good takeout price. Daiwa House has plans for it.

• Hyosung Heavy (298040 KS) near 29% weight; 10ppt ceiling cut = ~0.6–0.7x DTV outflow. Unlike other ETF heavies, flows here bite — real tradeable setup.
• Hyosung Heavy ceiling cut hits Dec 12 rebalance unless >30% earlier; iSelect enforces next‑day, as seen with Isupetasys (right today) breach in KODEX AI Semicon ETF clipped to 20%.
• Hyosung Heavy again ripping today; watch 30% breach — triggers next‑day ceiling cut. Play the reversion, hedge with other hot AI power basket names.

• KOSPI 200 is a Korean blue-chip index that tracks the 200 largest and most-liquid names listed in the KOSPI section of the Korea Exchange (KRX).
• In this insight, we have presented our final expectations for ADDs and DELs for the upcoming semiannual review in December 2025.
• We expect up to 5 ADDs and 6 DELs for the KOSPI 200 index during this index rebal event based on the latest available data.

• Sumitomo Densetsu (1949 JP) has recommended a tender offer from Daiwa House Industry (1925 JP) at JPY9,760, a 28.1% premium to the undisturbed price.
• The process is deficient due to the lack of an auction and the offeror’s reliance on less than 100% voter turnout to pass the EGM share consolidation vote.
• Nevertheless, the offer is attractive, as it represents an all-time high and is above the high end of the IFA DCF valuation range. 

• JPX-Nikkei 400 is composed of common stocks listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. It is a free-float-adjusted market-value-weighted (capped) index composed of 400 constituents.
• The annual index review takes place in August every year. We look at the latest rankings of potential ADDs/DELs every month.
• Below is a look at potential Inclusions and Removals for the JPX-Nikkei 400 Rebalance to come in August 2026 based on trading data as of end-October 2025.

• Sany Heavy Industry (6031 HK) has rallied 15.3% after its IPO, and 3Q25 earnings are in a consistent trend. We do not expect a significant change in earnings forecasts. 
• The mere 0.1% discount to its A-share looks rich. The FY26F PER of 17.7x is also significantly higher than its peers, reflecting most of its strengths.
• Even if it re-rates to a similar premium as Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals (1276 HK), the upside is only 5.8%. The risks clearly outweigh the return.

• General Dynamics Corporation (GD) reported a strong financial performance for the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating significant growth across its various business segments.
• The aerospace and marine systems divisions were the primary contributors to this growth, showcasing substantial revenue increases and improved operating margins.
• The aerospace segment exhibited an impressive 30.3% year-over-year revenue growth, generating $3.2 billion, primarily driven by new aircraft deliveries and increased special mission volume.

• Legence (LGN US) went public on 12 September 2025 on Nasdaq and has a current market cap of more than $4bn.
• Inclusion in US indices is expected in December 2025, as the security meets US eligibility criteria.
• Inclusion in Global indices is expected in February 2026 and March 2026, with potential exclusion from one index due to insufficient float cap.

• Indo-MIM Ltd (1666551D IN) (IML) is looking to raise about US$112m in its upcoming India IPO. The deal will be run by Axis, ICICI, HDFC, Kotak and SBI Caps.
• IML provides end-to-end solutions for the manufacture of precision engineering components using metal injection molding (MIM) technology. Its capabilities include mold designing and tooling, coupled with finishing and assembly operations.
• According to Frost & Sullivan,IML was the largest manufacturer globally of precision engineering components using MIM technology, with a 7% market share in terms of revenue from MIM in FY25.