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TKC metals [T suspended] [link] finally complied with the PSE’s reporting requirements after being suspended for two months and will resume trading this morning at 10:30 AM.
MB Quick Take: Just another day in the life for these lazy single-letter ticker symbol companies. T is a repeat offender when it comes to violating the PSE’s rules on submitting earnings reports on time, and any company that is as comfortable as T is with trapping minority shareholders in a suspended stock for an extended period of time, on multiple occasions, is just not a part of my trading plan.
ACEN [ACEN 5.40 0.8%; 52% avgVol] [link] announced the formation of a renewable energy development corporation with an indigenous group in Western Australia's Pilbara region. The new entity, called the Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC), will be used to develop and operate up to 3 GW of renewable energy projects in the region, with the Yindjibarndi people having equity participation of between 25% and 50% in all projects undertaken. The area the The agreement covers is 1.3 million hectares in size.
MB Quick Take: These kinds of deals with marginalized indigenous groups are common in other jurisdictions in the renewable energy sector, and in some cases it can really hit the turbo button on development. The Yindjibarndi people are now incentivized to permit additional projects, both for the equity economic interest in each project, but also for the lucrative construction and maintenance contracts that will be available for members of the group.
Globe [GLO 1816.00 1.6%; 165% avgVol] [link] closed a sale of 114 towers to Unity Digital Infrastructure for P1.4 billion in cash, noting that this was the first tranche of a sale that will ultimately include 447 towers under a sale-leaseback scheme. GLO said that it took approximately two months to close the deal from the time that the deal was signed back in May.
MB Quick Take: A sale-leaseback is a fantastic way for a company to raise a substantial amount of money, and it’s especially great during a time when debt is still so expensive. A sale-leaseback is also a great balance sheet tonic, as it converts "dormant" assets to cash that can be used to pay down expensive existing debt, or pushed into newer investments with higher potential returns for investors down the road. One thing that I don’t like, though, is GLO’s DITO-like insistence on mentioning its non-telco business interests in the same breath as its telco business, as though they’re even remotely comparable. For GLO, its non-telco revenue is basically a rounding error, coming in at about 2% of its core telco revenue according to its most recent quarterly earnings report. I get telco (Globe Telecom) and fintech (Mynt / GCash), but all the rest just sounds like DITO trying to deflect from its gaping neck wound.
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