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'Is it time to revisit iFast?' UBS nearly doubles its target price to $10 on Hong Kong growth

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 3 min read
'Is it time to revisit iFast?' UBS nearly doubles its target price to $10 on Hong Kong growth
iFast's CEO Lim Chung Chun. UBS has raised its target price from $6.50 to $10. iFast shares traded at an intra-day all-time high of $10.10 in September 2021. Photo: Albert Chua/The Edge Singapore
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Investors’ interest in iFast Corporation has declined over the last couple years, note UBS analysts Aakash Rawat and Benjamin Tan. 

Their gripes for most of 2022 include a significant deceleration in assets under administration (AUA) growth, from 30%-45% y-o-y growth between 2020 and 2021 to shrinking 8% in 2022; a surprise acquisition of a loss-making UK bank in early-2022; concerns over potential delays in the launch of the Hong Kong mandatory ePension platform project; and a one-off impairment for the India business, which led to a net loss in 2QFY2022 ended June.

But are things finally turning for the better? Most of these concerns appear to be in the rear-view mirror with the outlook looking better from here, say the UBS analysts. 

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