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MACQUARIE: “Record-breaking container volumes in May”
Written by The NextInsight Team
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Macquarie’s Global Container Index, constructed from the aggregation of volumes from almost 200 container ports in 58 countries, suggests that global container volumes reached a record high in May 2010, exceeding the previous
CHINA NEW TOWN: Support from govt policy on accelerated urbanisation
Written by The NextInsight Team
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
A SPEECH by Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang calling for an acceleration of urbanization of the country has positive implications for companies such as China New Town Development.
The major policy support direct from the central government for developing new towns could be favorable for China New Town’s existing and future projects. Read more…
CHINA/HK SHARES: World's largest IPO weighs on sentiment
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 28 June 2010
ABC will launch its massive IPO tomorrow.
SHARES IN Hong Kong broke a two-day losing spell, finishing the day up 0.2% at 20,726.68 on signs of renewed vigor in the property market.
Meanwhile, A-shares on the mainland continued their losing ways, with the Shanghai Composite Index shedding 0.7% to close at 2,535.28, its fourth consecutive trading day of declines.
Analysts say renewed liquidity worries following the imminent IPO by Agricultural Bank of China hit the benchmark index again. Read more...
CHINEXT: Award-winning film company Hua Ce among IPO aspirants
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 28 June 2010
CHINEXT, THE COUNTRY'S home-grown answer to the Nasdaq exchange, is seeing more of its candidate enterprises being vetted for listing.
One candidate -- Zhejiang Hua Ce -- stands out for its aggressive capital-raising plan to make greater inroads into the mainland movie market, notably on film production and movie theater expansion. Does this signify a more liberal approval stance toward the 91-strong company board? Read more...
VALUETRONICS, OTTO MARINE : What analysts now say....
Written by The NextInsight Team
Monday, 28 June 2010
Kim Eng Securities this morning reiterated its buy call on Otto Marine with target price of $0.58, compared to its recent trading price of 42 cents.
OCBC Investment Research says Valuetronics has a 70.6% upside potential to its target price of 32 cents. Read more…
INSIDER BUYING: HI-P, SAIZEN, BEST WORLD, TIANJIN ZHONG, etc
Written by Leong Chan Teik
Monday, 28 June 2010
Saizen CEO Chang Sean Pey
SAIZEN Reit last week showed up in a UBS Investment report as having the highest discount to NAV among S-Reits. This may be one of the reasons Saizen CEO Chang Sean Pey continued to buy the units.
Other insider buying and company share buybacks last week involved Hi-P, Best World, etc. Read more….
INSEAD dons say: 'Bet on stocks that lack media coverage'
Written by Kevin Tan (INSEAD Knowledge)
Sunday, 27 June 2010
BY BETTING ON stocks that lack media coverage, investors may be doing themselves a favour, according to a new research paper co-authored by INSEAD Assistant Finance Professor Lily Hua Fang (left) and Associate Professor of Finance Joel Peress (right).
The study found that investors stand to gain comparatively higher returns by punting on stocks that have no media coverage than those that enjoy a high media profile. Read more....
JP MORGAN: "England to win World Cup, according to our math model'
Written by The NextInsight Team
Saturday, 26 June 2010
JP Morgan, taking a break from analysing stocks, developed a mathematical model to predict World Cup soccer outcomes.
Its 69-page report concludes: Brazil is the strongest team but due to the fixture schedule, its model predicts that England would win the World Cup. Runners-up: Spain and Netherlands.
SHENZHEN EXPAT: Jobs, jubilation and all that jazz
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Saturday, 26 June 2010
From Canada to Shenzhen ....jazz singer Star Morrison
IN THIS Shenzhen expat story, we meet Ms. Star Morrison, a jazz singer and event organizer.
NextInsight learns that this Canadian is effusive with praise about the opportunities that Shenzhen offers, and her account could almost be out of a 1950s feel-good flic telling of a young woman’s journey to New York or Hollywood to make it big in the entertainment biz.
Underwear firm Great Group eyeing better bottom line
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Friday, 25 June 2010
Great Group's 1Q sales jumped 28.8%. Photo: Company
GREAT GROUP Holdings, which is listed on the Singapore Exchange, got a top line boost in the first quarter from its contract manufacturing for men’s and women’s undergarments as well as children’s apparel, and is taking concrete steps to bolster its bottom line.
Recently, a half dozen Greater China fund managers met with senior executives at the firm’s plant in Fujian province and toured its manufacturing facilities.
BROADWAY, DESIGN STUDIO: What analysts now say.....
Written by The NextInsight Team
Thursday, 24 June 2010
CIMB-GK has raised its FY10-12 profit forecasts for Broadway Industrial by 8-11% and upped its target price.
Kim Eng Securities says the old news of a litigation against Design Studio has caused the stock to weaken, providing an opportunity to buy it. Read more….
CHINA ENVIRONMENT grabbing more of massive environment cleanup market
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Thursday, 24 June 2010
CHINA ENVIRONMENT shares shot up by 4.5 cents, or 22.5%, to close at 24.5 cents yesterday.
Volume traded was a massive 29.9 million shares, and comes hot on the heels of strong buying of the stock in recent weeks by the chairman and by a Singapore investor.
The Singapore-listed company, as several fund managers and I learnt on a recent visit, is benefiting from a massive cleanup campaign underway in the world's most populous country. Read more...
MAN WAH: FY10 net profit up 171%, sofa maker sitting atop PRC mkt
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Man Wah Chairman and CEO Wong Man Li.
MAN WAH HOLDINGS Ltd (HK: 1999) has delivered its first set of financial results following its listing in Hong Kong.
And what a crowd turned out for the announcement: 16 journalists and 37 analysts, among others.
For the year-to-March, the reclining sofa maker grew its revenue by 49.3% to 2.93 bln hkd.
Net profit rose by 171% to 617 mln, giving Man Wah a very enviable 42.9% gross profit margin. Read more…
THOMSON MEDICAL: Lively Q&A with investors
Written by Sim Kih
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Srong interest in the Thomson Vietnam story at CIMB Securities.
MARKET LEADER for private hospital child delivery in the region.... award winning... stable earnings CAGR of over 20%....strong cash flow.... good dividend payout... and a regional expansion plan.
These are among the reasons why investors should keep Thomson Medical Centre on their radar screen, according to its CFO Tan Zing Yuen.
CHINA ERATAT: Fund managers visit factory producing 5m pairs of footwear/year
Written by Leong Chan Teik
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
THIS PHOTO is of models showing off China Eratat’s casual wear at a trade fair.
Stylish casual wear and footwear – instead of sportswear – has been the new focus of China Eratat, whose factory in China I visited last week with six fund managers at the invitation of the company. Read more… .
YANGZIJIANG, AVI-TECH ELECTRONICS: What analysts say now...
Written by The NextInsight Team
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Avi-Tech is riding on the semi-con upturn.
SEMICONDUCTOR stocks are likely to benefit from an industry upswing. Avi-Tech Electronics was highlighted by analyst Kevin Tan this morning.
Meanwhile, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding is looking good on newsflow including the emergence of a Mid-Eastern investor and its interest in venture capital funds.
BEST WORLD: 6,000 distributors gather to celebrate 20th anniversary
Written by The NextInsight Team
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
DOREEN TAN (left, chairwoman of Best World) and Dora Hoan (CEO) arrived in style for their company’s 20th anniversary celebration recently.
The stock has firmed up on another type of celebatory sentiment: shareholder-friendly corporate moves in the form of a bonus warrant issue and share buybacks. Read more….
CHINA/HK: Shares jump on yuan chatter, but is Beijing bluffing?
Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 21 June 2010
Hard Sell? Stronger yuan talk is raising markets... and eyebrows
A-SHARES WERE sharply higher today, with the Shanghai Composite Index up 2.90% at 2,586.21 and the Shenzhen index jumping by an even newsier 3.44%. Shares in Hong Kong added 0.74% to finish at 20,286.71.
However, rumblings of a decided dearth of substance, specifics and a lack of action related to Beijing’s three-day old announcement that it would liberalize the yuan-dollar exchange rate are beginning to temper market enthusiasm. Read more...
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A SPEECH by Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang calling for an acceleration of urbanization of the country has positive implications for companies such as China New Town Development. 
CHINEXT, THE COUNTRY'S home-grown answer to the Nasdaq exchange, is seeing more of its candidate enterprises being vetted for listing.
Kim Eng Securities this morning reiterated its buy call on Otto Marine with target price of $0.58, compared to its recent trading price of 42 cents.
JP Morgan, taking a break from analysing stocks, developed a mathematical model to predict World Cup soccer outcomes. 
GMG’S STOCK was heavily traded today, with 83.6 million shares changing hands.
CIMB-GK has raised its FY10-12 profit forecasts for Broadway Industrial by 8-11% and upped its target price. 
CHINA ENVIRONMENT shares shot up by 4.5 cents, or 22.5%, to close at 24.5 cents yesterday. 
THIS PHOTO is of models showing off China Eratat’s casual wear at a trade fair.
DOREEN TAN (left, chairwoman of Best World) and Dora Hoan (CEO) arrived in style for their company’s 20th anniversary celebration recently.
