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In this briefing: Victoria PLC - Hybridan Small Cap Feast: 26 November 2025 Primer: Tohokushinsha Film (2329 JP) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Sukhjit Starch & Chemicals (SHSC IN) - Dec 2025 1. Victoria PLC - Hybridan Small Cap Feast: 26 November 2025 26th November 2025 @HybridanLLP * A corporate client of Hybridan LLP. ** Potential means Intention to Float (ITF) or similar announcement has been made. ***Arranged by type of listing and date of announcement. 2. Primer: Tohokushinsha Film (2329 JP) - Dec 2025 Tohokushinsha Film is a diversified media and entertainment company in Japan with a long history, operating across content production, advertising, media broadcasting, and property/rights management. The company is positioned to benefit from the growth of the Japanese content market, particularly the increasing global demand for anime and the shift towards digital and streaming platforms. However, the company faces challenges from a declining legacy advertising market, intense competition, and potential reputational damage from a past corporate governance scandal involving the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

In this briefing: Primer: Tohokushinsha Film (2329 JP) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Sukhjit Starch & Chemicals (SHSC IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Sakata Seed (1377 JP) - Dec 2025 1. Primer: Tohokushinsha Film (2329 JP) - Dec 2025 Tohokushinsha Film is a diversified media and entertainment company in Japan with a long history, operating across content production, advertising, media broadcasting, and property/rights management. The company is positioned to benefit from the growth of the Japanese content market, particularly the increasing global demand for anime and the shift towards digital and streaming platforms. However, the company faces challenges from a declining legacy advertising market, intense competition, and potential reputational damage from a past corporate governance scandal involving the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. This content is AI-generated and displayed for general informational purposes only.

In this briefing: Sinopharm Group (1099 HK) – Downgrade to a Sell Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 1. Sinopharm Group (1099 HK) – Downgrade to a Sell We expected growth to improve, however, on the contrary growth has slowed, and there seem to be limited short to medium term positive catalysts. Pricing pressure is still a problem, and competition is intense especially in the fragmented medical device market. Given the relatively low growth outlook, and the fact that Sinopharm is largely a distribution model, we see limited opportunity for the company to re-rate from the current level. 2. Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Aequs has a strong integrated aerospace ecosystem and deep OEM ties, but consolidated margins remain weak due to low overseas utilisation and losses in the consumer vertical.

In this briefing: Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Aequs has a strong integrated aerospace ecosystem and deep OEM ties, but consolidated margins remain weak due to low overseas utilisation and losses in the consumer vertical. A robust ₹4,200–4,500 Cr aerospace backlog and India cluster scale provide visibility, but working-capital stretch and customer concentration elevate execution risk. View: Operating-Leverage story; valuation upside (₹180–200) requires utilisation lift and margin recovery. OFS-heavy structure and promoter dilution temper near-term sentiment. 2. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP.

In this briefing: Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Aequs IPO: Strong Backlog, Weak Margins — An Operating-Leverage Re-Rating Story Aequs has a strong integrated aerospace ecosystem and deep OEM ties, but consolidated margins remain weak due to low overseas utilisation and losses in the consumer vertical. A robust ₹4,200–4,500 Cr aerospace backlog and India cluster scale provide visibility, but working-capital stretch and customer concentration elevate execution risk. View: Operating-Leverage story; valuation upside (₹180–200) requires utilisation lift and margin recovery. OFS-heavy structure and promoter dilution temper near-term sentiment. 2. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP.

In this briefing: Indonesian Rubber Export Momentum Returns After Mid-Year Lows Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Indonesian Rubber Export Momentum Returns After Mid-Year Lows Highlights Indonesian rubber exports worth over US$250 million in Sept Asia drives demand as US tariffs mellow to pave the way Prices firm but volatility persists with weather risks and soft demand Though the major consumer, China, tracked impressive increases in August and September compared to July, September witnessed a decline from the second-highest levels of the year in August, in both value and volume. 2. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP.

In this briefing: Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ptl Enterprises (PTLE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP. The company demonstrates robust financial health characterized by consistent profitability, strong cash flow generation, and a debt-free balance sheet, enabling a generous dividend policy. While facing the long-term strategic challenge of the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), Castrol is proactively diversifying its portfolio by investing in EV fluids, auto care products, and vehicle servicing networks to mitigate future risks and capture new growth opportunities.

In this briefing: Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ptl Enterprises (PTLE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP. The company demonstrates robust financial health characterized by consistent profitability, strong cash flow generation, and a debt-free balance sheet, enabling a generous dividend policy. While facing the long-term strategic challenge of the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), Castrol is proactively diversifying its portfolio by investing in EV fluids, auto care products, and vehicle servicing networks to mitigate future risks and capture new growth opportunities.

In this briefing: Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Repco Home Finance (REPCO IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ambika Cotton Mills (ACML IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Kse Ltd (KRSE IN) - Dec 2025 Primer: Ptl Enterprises (PTLE IN) - Dec 2025 1. Primer: Castrol India (CSTRL IN) - Dec 2025 Castrol India stands as a leading player in the Indian lubricant market, commanding a significant market share of approximately 20-22% driven by its powerful brand equity, extensive distribution network, and technological prowess inherited from its parent company, BP. The company demonstrates robust financial health characterized by consistent profitability, strong cash flow generation, and a debt-free balance sheet, enabling a generous dividend policy. While facing the long-term strategic challenge of the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), Castrol is proactively diversifying its portfolio by investing in EV fluids, auto care products, and vehicle servicing networks to mitigate future risks and capture new growth opportunities.