Three Directors at Tal Education Group sold after exercising options/sold 171,877 shares at 12.700USD. The significance rating of the trade was 100/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's dir...
Top Stories Sector Update | Automobile Chinese EVs are gaining share in the global auto market, due to China’s integrated supply chain dominance and favourable trade policies. Established incumbents like BYD are facing increasing competition from fellow Chinese auto OEMs and some western brands like VW. Lower-export OEMs (Geely, XPeng) hold greater upside than high-export leaders (BYD, GWM). China’s EV export hub status benefits suppliers as foreign OEMs leverage local production. Maintain MARKE...
TAL’s 3QFY26 earnings was a resilient beat. Revenue grew 27% yoy to US$770m for 3QFY26, slightly below our and consensus estimates. Gross profit rose 35% yoy to US$432m, with gross margin expanding 3ppt yoy to 56%. Non-GAAP net profit beat expectations and came in at US$141m vs the street’s estimate of US$42.4m. Non-GAAP net margin expanded 12ppt yoy at 18% due to tempered marketing efforts amid low seasonality. Maintain BUY with an unchanged target price of US$14.00.
Greater China Sector Update | Automobile Chinese EVs are gaining share in the global auto market, due to China’s integrated supply chain dominance and favourable trade policies. Established incumbents like BYD are facing increasing competition from fellow Chinese auto OEMs and some western brands like VW. Lower-export OEMs (Geely, XPeng) hold greater upside than high-export leaders (BYD, GWM). China’s EV export hub status benefits suppliers as foreign OEMs leverage local production. Maintain MAR...
EDU delivered a solid 2QFY26 results beat. Revenue grew 15% yoy to US$1,191m, 3% higher than our and consensus estimates. Non-GAAP net profit came in at US$73m, beating our and consensus estimates by 27-30% due to ongoing prudent cost control, while net margin expanded 2ppt yoy to 6% for 2QFY26. EDU expects 3QFY26 revenue to grow at an intact 11-14% yoy to US$1,313.2m-1,348.7m, in line with consensus forecasts. Upgrade to BUY with a higher target price of US$68.00 (HK$53).
Top Stories Company Results | New Oriental Education (EDU US/BUY/US$58.95/Target: US$68.00) EDU delivered a solid 2QFY26 results beat. Revenue grew 15% yoy to US$1,191m, 3% higher than our and consensus estimates. Non-GAAP net profit came in at US$73m, beating our and consensus estimates by 27-30% due to ongoing prudent cost control, while net margin expanded 2ppt yoy to 6% for 2QFY26. EDU expects 3QFY26 revenue to grow at an intact 11-14% yoy to US$1,313.2m-1,348.7m, in line with consensus for...
Greater China Company Results | New Oriental Education (EDU US/BUY/US$58.95/Target: US$68.00) EDU delivered a solid 2QFY26 results beat. Revenue grew 15% yoy to US$1,191m, 3% higher than our and consensus estimates. Non-GAAP net profit came in at US$73m, beating our and consensus estimates by 27-30% due to ongoing prudent cost control, while net margin expanded 2ppt yoy to 6% for 2QFY26. EDU expects 3QFY26 revenue to grow at an intact 11-14% yoy to US$1,313.2m-1,348.7m, in line with consensus fo...
A director at Elders Limited maiden bought 19,950 shares at 6.970AUD and the significance rating of the trade was 58/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years ...
TAL reported strong earnings beat for 2QFY26. Revenue grew 39% yoy to US$861m for 2QFY26, in line with ours and consensus estimate. Gross profit rose 41% yoy to US$491m, with gross margin expanding 1ppt yoy to 57%. Non-GAAP net profit beat expectations and came in at US$136m vs street’s estimate of US$97.7m. Non-GAAP net margin expanded 4ppt yoy at 16% despite stepped up marketing efforts for AI learning devices. Maintain BUY with a higher target price of US$15.00.
Top Stories Company Results | ASMPT (522 HK/BUY/HK$83.85/Target: HK$104.00) ASMPT’s 3Q25 print missed expectations on a weaker product mix and one-off restructuring costs. Revenue was largely in line with the mid-point of its guidance, but gross margin was below expectations at 35.7% due to changes in product mix and inventory write-off from the restructuring. Nevertheless, ASMPT reported solid progress with TCB in both HBM4 and advanced logic C2W/C2S, while its mainstream tools continued to re...
EDU’s 1QFY26 results beat expectations. Revenue grew 6% yoy to US$1,523m, in line with our and consensus estimates. Non-GAAP net profit came in at US$241m, slightly lower than our and consensus estimates, while net margin shrank 1ppt yoy to 17% for 1QFY26. EDU expects 2QFY26 revenue to increase by a solid 9-12% yoy to US$1,132.1m-1,163.3m, in line with expectations. Downgrade to HOLD with a target price of US$58.00 (HK$45.00).
Greater China Company Results | Foxconn Industrial Internet (601138 CH/BUY/Rmb80.80/Target: Rmb89.50) FII registered a stellar quarter, with net profit beating our and consensus estimates on stronger-than-expected margins. Top-line lagged our expectations, likely due to differences in product mix, and also the reason behind margins remaining elevated despite the product ramp-up of the lower-margin GB200 NVL72 racks. With the recent checks continuing to point towards a much stronger-than-expected...
Top Stories Company Results | Foxconn Industrial Internet (601138 CH/BUY/Rmb80.80/Target: Rmb89.50) FII registered a stellar quarter, with net profit beating our and consensus estimates on stronger-than-expected margins. Top-line lagged our expectations, likely due to differences in product mix, and also the reason behind margins remaining elevated despite the product ramp-up of the lower-margin GB200 NVL72 racks. With the recent checks continuing to point towards a much stronger-than-expected ...
What’s new: New Oriental’s reported 1QFY26 revs that were above consensus and our expectations. Guidance implies 2Q rev growth would re-accelerate partly driven by non-overseas education segments including K-9. We up our PT from USD50 to USD60 on better margin outlook. Our updated PT of USD60 implies 15.7x FY26E P/E. We maintain our NEUTRAL rating.
TAL reported a solid earnings beat for 1QFY26. Revenue grew 39% yoy to US$575m for 1QFY26, in line with our and consensus estimates. Gross profit rose 47% yoy to US$315m, with gross margin expanding 3ppt yoy to 55%. Non-GAAP net profit beat expectations and came in at US$42m vs the street’s estimate of US$31m. Non-GAAP net margin remained flattish yoy at 7% despite stepped-up marketing efforts for AI learning devices. Maintain BUY with an unchanged target price of US$14.00.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Economics PMI July's manufacturing PMI slipped to 49.3 (-0.4pt mom), while non-manufacturing PMI dropped to 50.1 (-0.4pt mom), as construction activity eased to 50.6 (-2.2pt mom). Slowing demand and rising input costs are slowing the recovery and affecting both large (-0.9pt mom) and small enterprises (-0.9pt mom). Nevertheless, business expectations have improved and should see a further lift from targeted anti-involution measures. Sector Automobile China’s PV insurance regis...
GREATER CHINA Economics PMI Rebound falters, weighed down by weaker construction and input cost pressures. Sector Automobile Weekly: PV sales pressured by anti-involution initiatives. Maintain MARKET WEIGHT on the sector. Top BUYs: CATL, Geely and Tuopu. Results Budweiser APAC (1876 HK/BUY/HK$8.26/Target: HK$12.00) ...
What’s new: New Oriental’s reported 4QFY25 results that were above consensus and our expectations. Guidance implies 1Q rev growth could further decelerate partly due to tougher comps in both core academic segment and East Buy. As comps normalize, rev growth could start to accelerate in 2Q and throughout FY26. We maintain our PT at USD50. Analysts: Jin Yoon
EDU’s 4QFY25 results beat expectations. Revenue grew 9% yoy to US$1,243m, 5% better than our and consensus forecasts. Non-GAAP net profit came in at US$7m, beating our and consensus estimates, while net margin expanded 2ppt yoy to 8% for 4QFY25. EDU expects 1QFY26 revenue to rise 2-5% yoy to US$1,464.1m-1,507.2m, 5- 8ppt below expectations. Maintain BUY with a lower target price of US$55.00 (HK$43.00).
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Sector Healthcare All the healthcare stocks under our coverage exhibited a positive performance from 16-30 July. Due to expectations of strong results for 1H25, CRDMO companies were the top performers, with share prices surging by 22-34%. Supported by major BD/M&A deals, MicroPort, Sino Biopharm and Hengui Medicines also saw their stock prices rise significantly by 65.3%, 16.8% and 13.0%, respectively. Results Contemporary Amperex Technology (300750 CH/BUY/Rmb277.09 /Target: R...
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