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Shanghai Pharma (2607.HK)
- Last Closing Price: HK$16.62
- Upside: +44.6%
- Target Price: HK$24.04
Core Content
- Shanghai Pharma is a leading player in the China pharmaceutical industry and is expected to benefit from long-term industry growth.
- The company operates in three main segments: manufacturing, distribution, and pharmaceutical retail.
Key Points
- Manufacturing Segment: The company has a wide range of star products with a sales focus on core products.
- Distribution Segment: As an industry leader, it benefits from the long-term growth of the pharmaceutical distribution sector.
- Pharmaceutical Retail Segment: The DTP (Designated Taxpayer Pharmacy) business provides a unique opportunity to enter the Internet healthcare market.
DTP Business Advantages
- Avoids Medicare payment issues.
- Aligns with the interests of hospitals and government guidance.
- Targets high-cost diseases such as cancer and transplant rejection, which require long-term drug use.
- High unit price and gross profit margin (GPM) for special-effect drugs.
- Concentrated demand in tier-one hospitals.
Other Factors
- The company is a key enterprise under Shanghai SASAC's share incentive scheme, which may benefit from a more market-based incentive mechanism and SOE (State-Owned Enterprise) reform.
- Recommendation: Initiate at BUY with a target price of HK$24.04, implying a 44.6% upside.
Sinotrans (598.HK)
- Last Closing Price: HK$4.39
- Upside: +59.5%
- Target Price: HK$7.00
Core Content
- Sinotrans is expanding its logistics network overseas, leveraging the "One Belt One Road" initiative.
- The company is expected to maintain strong operating performance despite a challenging freight forwarding environment.
Key Points
- Freight Forwarding: The gross margin declined slightly to 6.9% in 1Q15 from 7.4% in 1Q14 due to reduced unit revenue, but volume increased.
- Logistics Operations: Handling volume increased by 9.0% YoY in 1Q15 and is expected to remain robust in 2Q15.
- International Expansion: New warehouses/logistics centers are being built in Thailand, Pakistan, and Iraq.
- Capex Budget: Sinotrans maintains its capex budget of RMB1.5bn.
- Recommendation: Maintain BUY recommendation. The stock is oversold according to technical indicators.
Intime (1833.HK)
- Last Closing Price: HK$7.97
- Upside: 0%
- Target Price: HK$8.00
Core Content
- Intime reported stable 2Q15 performance, with SSS (Same Store Sales) growth improving slightly.
- The company is developing its O2O (Online-to-Offline) business through strategic cooperation with Alibaba.
Key Points
- SSS Growth: Improved to +3% in 2Q15 from +1% in 1Q15, attributed to promotional efforts and sales recovery from renovated stores.
- Future Outlook: SSS growth is expected to be moderate at 2%/3% in FY15/16E, vs. -3% in FY14.
- Store Expansion: Plans to open 2 stores in 2H15E and 4 stores in FY16E, following 9 new stores in FY14.
- Operating Margin: Expected to remain subdued due to new store losses and rising operating costs.
- Recommendation: Maintain Neutral, as there are no near-term catalysts for the stock.
Energy Sector
Bocom Energy Weekly
- Brent Crude Price: Dropped from around US$62/bbl to US$59/bbl last week and further to US$56/bbl after Greece rejected the bailout terms.
- Potential Iran Nuclear Deal: May add over 1mn bbl/d supply to the market if sanctions are lifted.
- Jereh (002353 SZ): Entered the offshore wellhead business by signing a license agreement with Plexus and acquiring a 5% stake.
- NDRC Price Adjustment: Adjusted oil product prices down on July 7, 2015.
Key Points
- Oil Prices: Fell due to supply concerns and the Greek vote.
- Commodities Performance: Brent crude price dropped to US$56/bbl, WTI to US$52/bbl.
- Sector Valuation: Lowered sector valuation benchmarks have led to adjusted target prices.
Geely (175.HK)
- Last Closing Price: HK$3.88
- Upside: +28.9%
- Target Price: HK$5.00
Core Content
- Geely's June sales showed a decline on both MoM and YoY bases, but the company is expected to exceed its annual sales target.
Key Points
- Sales Performance: Sold 33,069 cars in June, down 13.9% MoM and up 5.6% YoY.
- Cumulative Sales: Jan-Jun sales grew 34.7% YoY to 252,000 units.
- New Models: Expected to drive growth, with the GC9 model launching in April 2015.
- Recommendation: Maintain BUY, with focus on peak season sales and new product launches.
Market Review
Hong Kong
- Hang Seng Index dropped 1% to 24,975.
- HKEx (388.HK) fell 5.5%, the worst blue-chip performer.
- Insurers and brokers experienced sharp declines.
- Software stocks retreated, while staples like Mengniu (2319.HK) and Tingyi (322.HK) rose.
US
- S&P 500 gained 0.6% to 2,081.34.
- DJIA rose 0.5% to 17,776.
Europe
- Stoxx Europe 600 fell 1.6% to 372.74.
News Reaction
- MOFCOM: Stock market fluctuations will not significantly impact external investment.
- NDRC Infrastructure Projects: Approved over RMB884bn of projects, including urban rail transit construction.
- Renewable Energy Cars: 25,000 units produced in June, triple the previous year's figure.
- PBoC Reverse Repurchase: Conducted a RMB50bn operation with a rate of 2.5%.
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Summary of Key Themes
- Shanghai Pharma: DTP business offers potential to enter Internet healthcare, with a BUY recommendation.
- Sinotrans: Expanding logistics operations globally, leveraging the "One Belt One Road" initiative, with a BUY recommendation.
- Intime: Moderate SSS growth expected, with no near-term catalyst, recommendation remains Neutral.
- Geely: June sales weak, but full-year performance is expected to meet or exceed targets, with a BUY recommendation.
- Energy Sector: Oil prices fell due to supply concerns and geopolitical issues, with Iran potentially increasing supply.
- Market Trends: Hong Kong and U.S. markets showed mixed performance, with European markets declining.
- Sector Valuation: Lowered sector benchmarks impact target prices for some stocks.
- Infrastructure and Energy: NDRC approved major projects, and renewable energy car production surged.
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