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【Brokerage Focus】Citigroup: Deliveroo exits Hong Kong, Meituan Keeta is expected to capture market share, maintaining a "Buy" rating for Meituan.
Jinwo Cai News | Citibank released a research report indicating that the takeaway platform Deliveroo is withdrawing from the Hong Kong market ahead of schedule, and this change is very Bullish for Keeta, a subsidiary of Meituan (03690). With Deliveroo's exit, the competitive landscape of the Hong Kong takeaway market is being reshaped, and Keeta is likely to capture more market share, thereby narrowing the gap with Foodpanda. Citibank predicts that in the coming months, Keeta and Foodpanda will each hold 50% of the Hong Kong market, creating a dual oligopoly.
Citi: Maintains MEITUAN-W 'Buy' rating with a Target Price of 200 Hong Kong dollars.
Citi released a Research Report stating that it maintains a "Buy" rating on MEITUAN-W (03690), with a Target Price of HKD 200. It is reported that Deliveroo has decided to exit the Hong Kong market by selling part of its Assets to Foodpanda, which is under Delivery Hero. The firm believes this is a positive outcome for Keeta/MEITUAN, as the Hong Kong market will now become a duopoly, and Keeta is likely to capture more market share from Deliveroo, narrowing the gap with Foodpanda in the coming months.
Citi: Maintains MEITUAN-W (03690) "Buy" rating with a Target Price of 200 HKD.
With the recent launch of coupon packages, the bank believes this will help Keeta improve its working capital situation, stimulate higher ordering frequency, and increase user stickiness.
East Asian Securities: The valuation of Hong Kong Technology stocks still has room for revaluation, raising the Target Price for the Hang Seng Index to 26,000 points.
According to Zhitong Finance APP, Hong Kong stocks have recently significantly outperformed A-shares. Regarding the large gap in the performance of the two, Chan Wai Chung, senior investment strategist at East Asia Securities, pointed out that Hong Kong stocks have a higher weight in Technology stocks, while A-shares are not dominated by Technology stocks, making Hong Kong stocks more beneficial when speculating on the AI Concept.
Chinese Technology stocks are "siphoning" foreign capital from Emerging Markets, with AI narratives driving Global capital reallocation.
① How does the "siphoning" of foreign capital by China's Technology stocks have a profound impact on the market? ② Driven by AI narratives, how much space is there for foreign capital to flow back into China's Assets amid global capital reallocation?
The United Kingdom delivery company HuHuoSong has announced its withdrawal from Hong Kong, and users may turn to local platforms like Keeta.
On March 10, news was announced that Deliveroo, a food delivery platform from the United Kingdom, will officially withdraw from the Hong Kong market, terminating its Operation on April 7 and selling some Assets to Foodpanda. Deliveroo entered the Hong Kong market in 2015 and has been operating there for 9 years. It is reported that the main reason for its exit from the Hong Kong market is Operational difficulties. In 2024, Deliveroo Hong Kong accounted for 5% of the group's total Global Trade, but its profit contribution remains negative. Deliveroo pointed out that, based on the competitive environment of the Hong Kong market, multiple strategic plans were considered, but its Board of Directors believes that continuing the Operation.
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