Weekly Recap | BILIBILI-W -1.27%, most brokers rate it buy
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The Week
BILIBILI-W closed the week at HK$116.5, down 1.27% from the prior Friday’s HK$118 close. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.13% over the same period, leaving the stock about 0.86 percentage points ahead of the benchmark. The week opened with a push higher to HK$121.8 on Monday before settling at HK$118.5, held a narrow range on Tuesday, then faded over the next two sessions. Thursday’s low of HK$113.5 marked the weekly trough, with the stock closing at HK$116.5. Weekly amplitude came to 7%.
Key Events
The main company-specific development was the proposed off-market share buy-back. On Friday, the company announced the proposal and set an extraordinary general meeting for 28 October, with record dates confirmed. Earlier in the week, JPM flagged the successful global launch of Lumi Master and reiterated BILIBILI-W as its top pick in China’s digital entertainment. HKEX disclosures showed long positions rising at Blackrock, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, with Morgan Stanley’s stake up from 6.61% to 7.45%; Goldman Sachs and UBS moved in opposite directions on the short side. On the sector front, BOCI said the Meta Muse hype was hard to map directly onto China internet names and preferred Alibaba-W in the short to medium term.
Analyst Ratings
As of 23 September, 19 brokers covered the stock: 16 rate it buy and 3 rate it overweight, with no hold, underweight or sell ratings. The consensus is strong buy, with a consensus target of HK$208.31, about 78.81% above the spot price of HK$116.5. Targets range from HK$158.925 to HK$281.039, pointing to wide dispersion. BILIBILI-W ranks third by rating within its industry, where coverage averages 11 brokers and the median is 7 across 14 comparable companies.
The Week Ahead
No company earnings or macro calendar events are scheduled for next week. The key thread left by this week’s filings is the 28 October EGM date and record dates tied to the buy-back proposal; whether shareholders approve the off-market buy-back will be the main thing to watch. HKEX position updates will also keep trickling in, so follow-through from the long-position increases at Blackrock, Morgan Stanley and others may offer a read on positioning.
In Short
BILIBILI-W outperformed the Hang Seng Index by about 0.86 percentage points this week, fading from Monday’s high but holding above HK$113.5. Ratings are uniformly constructive, with a consensus target roughly 78.81% above spot and no underweight or sell ratings among covering brokers. At the same time, the latest session’s fund flow shows large and medium orders as net sellers while small orders are net buyers, setting up a tension between bullish broker positioning and near-term selling pressure. The 28 October EGM vote on the buy-back and any continuation of institutional position shifts will be the catalysts to track.
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