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Takeaways from the China Emerging Corporate Days: Biosensors, China Automation and China Hongxing

Kenny Lau, CFA / Research Analyst / 852 2101 7914 / kenny.lau@credit-suisse.com

Adrian Chan / Research Analyst / 852 2101 6469 / adrian.c.chan@credit-suisse.com

Jinsong Du / Research Analyst / 852 2101 6589 / jinsong.du@credit-suisse.com

Catherine Lim / Research Analyst / 852 2101 6323 / catherine.lim@credit-suisse.com

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the Credit Suisse China Emerging Corporate Days in Hong Kong

and Singapore on 2-3 September 2009. We present the key

takeaways.Biosensors, China Automation and China Hongxing participated in

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China, Korea and Taiwan. The approvals are crucial as the

company cannot be in full production without them.Biosensors is working to get regulatory approvals in France,

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system businesses to continue growing at 40-50% and 20-30%

per annum, respectively, on rising demand in the next few years.

It expects to win a few contracts, with confidence in the contract

for Beijing metro, which will be announced in 2H09.China Automation expects its railway signalling and petrochemical

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and inventory issues. It plans to improve the situation by focusing

on same-store sales. One of the strategies is to increase the store

space (for fitting rooms) to cater for higher sales of sports apparel,

which carry higher margins.China Hongxing expects a lacklustre 2009, due to weak demand

Picking hidden jewels in China

To help investors understand the rising Chinese TMT companies

better, we invited Biosensors, China Automation, China Hongxing,

Dynasty Fine Wines, E-House, Geely, Guangzhou Investment,

Skyworth, TCL Multimedia and Wumart, each with a unique and

interesting story, to participate in the Credit Suisse China Emerging

Corporate Days. The invited emerging companies discussed their

business prospects with investors in Hong Kong and Singapore on 2-3

September 2009.

Biosensors

Biosensors manufactures medical devices and produces drug-eluting

stents. It is entering the Chinese stent market via JW Medical (not

listed). With the modified selling agreement, Terumo (4543, ¥4,860,

not rated) is exclusively selling Biosensors’ products in Japan after

paying the one-time payment of US$40 mn to the company to lower

the sales rebate. Management revealed that it is working to get

regulatory approvals in France, China, Korea and Taiwan. The

approvals are crucial as the company cannot be in full production

without them. Although most of the capex has been spent, it is

considering raising funds (not necessarily from the equity market) to

repay the US$48 mn convertible bond maturing in November 2009.

(

kenny.lau@credit-suisse.com; Jinsong Du/Research Analyst/852

2101 6589 / jinsong.du@credit-suisse.com)Kenny Lau, CFA/Research Analyst/852 2101 7914/

China Automation

China Automation is the largest provider of safety and critical control

systems in China, specialising in the petrochemical and railway

signalling industries. The company’s business development hinges on

the fast-growing Chinese railway industry. It foresees rising

penetration given growing consciousness for railway safety.

Management expects the railway signalling business to continue

growing at 40-50% per annum in the next few years. Management

expects city metro to offer exciting growth opportunities. Contract

sizes for metro-line stations of Rmb200-350 mn are much larger than

those for nationwide railway projects. Over 30 cities are planning to

construct 85 city metro lines. Management expects the company to

win a few contracts, with confidence in the contract for Beijing metro,

which will be announced in 2H09. As the demand for safety and

critical control system from the petrochemical industry is increasing

rapidly, China Automation expects its petrochemical system business

to continue growing at 20-30% per annum in the next few years.

(

kenny.lau@credit-suisse.com)Kenny Lau, CFA / Research Analyst / 852 2101 7914 /

China Hongxing

China Hongxing is a leading domestic sports brand in China, selling a

wide range of sports footwear, apparel and accessories under its

brand

demand and inventory issues. The company plans to improve the

situation by focusing on same-store sales. One of the strategies is to

increase the store space (for fitting rooms) to cater for higher sales of

sports apparel, which carry higher margins. Furthermore, Hongxing

aims to expand its network and have 4,100 outlets by 2009 (+8%),

4,600 by 2010 (+12%) and 5,400 by 2011 (+17%). In the long term,

management targets to have advertising and promotion-to-sales ratio

reduced to within 20% while sports apparel to account for 60% of

sales. Management remains optimistic that Hongxing will continue to

gain market share. (

6323 / catherine.lim@credit-suisse.com; Adrian Chan / Research

Analyst / 852 2101 6469 / adrian.c.chan@credit-suisse.com)Erke. Management expects a lacklustre 2009, due to weakCatherine Lim / Research Analyst / 852 2101

Figure 1: Participating corporates in the Credit Suisse China Emerging Corporate Days on 2-3 September 2009

Mkt cap Avg. D t/o CS Price Year Up/dn EPS EPS grth (%) P/E (x) Div. yld ROE P/B

Company Ticker (US$ mn) (US$ mn) Rating Local Target T (%) T+1 T+2 T+1 T+2 T+1 T+2 (%) T+1 (%) (x)

Biosensors BIG SP 435 3.6 O 0.59 0.80 03/09 36 0.0 0.0 n.a 8 32.8 30.5 - 9.1 —

China Automation 569 HK 510 1.1 NR 4.00 n.a. 12/08 n.a. 0.2 0.3 29 36 16.0 11.8 1.1 20.3 3.4

China Hongxing CHHS SP 477 7.5 N 0.25 0.17 12/08 (33) 0.2 0.2 4 9 7.0 6.4 2.9 10.4 0.7

Note: O = OUTPERFORM, N = NEUTRAL, U = UNDERPERFORM

* For those stocks that are not rated, I/B/E/S consensus forecasts have been used

Source: Company data, Credit Suisse estimates

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Companies Mentioned (Price as of 04 Sep 09)

Biosensors International Group Ltd. (BIOS.SI, S$0.59, OUTPERFORM [V], TP S$0.80)

China Hongxing Sports Limited (CHXS.SI, S$0.25, NEUTRAL [V], TP S$0.17)

Terumo (4543, ¥4,860, NOT RATED)

E-House China Holdings Ltd (EJ.N, $19.48, RESTRICTED [V])

Geely Automobile (0175.HK, HK$1.90, NOT RATED)

Guangzhou Investment Company Limited (0123.HK, HK$1.51, NOT RATED)

Skyworth Digital Hldgs Ltd (0751.HK, HK$2.78, NOT RATED)

TCL Multimedia Technology Holdings Ltd (1070.HK, HK$3.75, NOT RATED)

Wumart Stores (8277.HK, HK$12.20, RESTRICTED [V])

China Automation (0569.HK, HK$4.00, NOT RATED)

Dynasty Fine Wines (0828.HK, HK$1.67, NOT RATED)

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China to make a record 12 million vehicles in 2009 (fr:xinhua)

China is expected to manufacture a record 12 million vehicles in 2009, an official with the country's top economic planning agency said on 5th sep 2009.

Chinese domestic auto makers were expected to produce and sell more than eight million vehicles in the first eight months this year, said chen bin, director of the department of industry under the national development and reform commission (NDRC).

The government's stimulus plan for the auto industry formulated in 2009 had achieved success in terms of boosting domestic demand and ensuring industry's growth, he said at the on-gong 2009 international forum on chinese automotive industry development held in tianjin.

chinese car mkt will hit ten million units by the end of 2009.

electric cars are new business and new development for china and USA. ( warren buffett bought BYD shares for good)

pick up the right chips by doing your homework.