In this briefing: Delhi's EV Draft Policy: Who Wins the Policy Windfall of 2026–2030? Indian Geospatial: Why MapmyIndia’s Platform Beats Genesys’s Project-Led Growth Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 1. Delhi's EV Draft Policy: Who Wins the Policy Windfall of 2026–2030? Delhi has drafted EV Policy 2026–2030, replacing the 2020 framework, pivoting to scrappage-linked incentives, capping subsidies to mass-market vehicles below Rs 25 lakh, and targeting 36,000 charging points by 2030. With 90 lakh registered vehicles and India's most polluted urban air, Delhi's demand signal carries outsized influence on OEM product roadmaps, capex cycles, and localization timelines through 2030. Legacy OEMs with established service networks (TVS, Bajaj, Hero, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland) stand to capture disproportionate benefits; pure-play EV startups without scale face a harder road ahead. 2. Indian Geospatial: Why MapmyIndia’s Platform Beats Genesys’s Project-Led Growth With a potential $6 bn TAM by 2030, the Indian geospatial industry is shifting from simple maps to mission-critical infrastructure for governance, e-commerce, logistics, and autonomous mobility.

In this briefing: Primer: Luckin Coffee (LKNCY US) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aniplus (310200 KS) - Apr 2026 Primer: Esprit Holdings (330 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: North West Co (NWC CN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Luckin Coffee (LKNCY US) - Apr 2026 Remarkable Turnaround and Aggressive Growth: Following a significant accounting scandal in 2020, Luckin Coffee has executed a remarkable operational and financial turnaround. The company has become the largest coffee chain in China by store count, driven by an aggressive expansion strategy, with plans to maintain a competitive pace of new openings. Technology-Driven, Value-Oriented Business Model: Luckin's core strategy revolves around a digital-first, app-based model with a focus on smaller, 'grab-and-go' style stores. This approach minimizes operational costs, enabling competitive pricing and convenience that resonates with a large consumer base, driving high transaction volumes. Intense Competition and Margin Pressure: The Chinese coffee market is highly competitive, with both international and domestic players vying for market share, often through aggressive pricing and promotions.

In this briefing: Indian Geospatial: Why MapmyIndia’s Platform Beats Genesys’s Project-Led Growth Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Logistics (AGIS IN) - Apr 2026 1. Indian Geospatial: Why MapmyIndia’s Platform Beats Genesys’s Project-Led Growth With a potential $6 bn TAM by 2030, the Indian geospatial industry is shifting from simple maps to mission-critical infrastructure for governance, e-commerce, logistics, and autonomous mobility. Genesys International dominates the high-accuracy engineering Digital-Twins/municipal infra projects with a strong track record and heavy initial investment, while MapmyIndia owns the high-volume consumer/automotive segment with its scalable SaaS ecosystem. We favor MapmyIndia for its recurring revenue model, leadership in private enterprise space and superior ROE stemming from relatively lower reliance on government contracts compared to Genesys’s capital-intensive, project-based business. 2.

In this briefing: Primer: Esprit Holdings (330 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: North West Co (NWC CN) - Apr 2026 Kontoor Brands Is Expanding Helly Hansen In North America—But Will Controlled Growth Drive Long-Term Gains? Sportradar: How Its Bold Brazil Bet Is Unlocking Massive iGaming Opportunities! 1. Primer: Esprit Holdings (330 HK) - Apr 2026 Esprit is in the midst of a radical transformation, shifting from a traditional retailer to a capital-light, brand-focused licensing model. This follows years of declining sales, significant losses, and the insolvency of its key European subsidiaries. The company's financial performance is showing early signs of stabilization, with a significant reduction in net loss in 2024 and a return to a small profit in the first half of 2025, primarily due to drastic cost-cutting and the deconsolidation of loss-making European entities. Future success is heavily dependent on the execution of its new strategy, which involves rebuilding brand relevance, particularly in North America and Asia, and securing profitable licensing partnerships.

In this briefing: Primer: Sanergy Group (2459 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Genor Biopharma Holdings (6998 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Sanergy Group (2459 HK) - Apr 2026 Sanergy Group is a global manufacturer of ultra-high power (UHP) graphite electrodes and is expanding into the graphite anode materials market, positioning itself to capitalize on the long-term growth of electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking and the electric vehicle (EV) battery sector. The company is currently facing significant financial headwinds, with declining revenues and consistent net losses over the past three years. This is attributed to a soft commercial landscape and competitive pressures. Management is focused on a turnaround strategy that includes operational efficiency improvements, cost control measures, and a strategic expansion of its production capacity for both graphite electrodes and anode materials to meet anticipated future demand.

In this briefing: Primer: Sanergy Group (2459 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Genor Biopharma Holdings (6998 HK) - Apr 2026 Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Sanergy Group (2459 HK) - Apr 2026 Sanergy Group is a global manufacturer of ultra-high power (UHP) graphite electrodes and is expanding into the graphite anode materials market, positioning itself to capitalize on the long-term growth of electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking and the electric vehicle (EV) battery sector. The company is currently facing significant financial headwinds, with declining revenues and consistent net losses over the past three years. This is attributed to a soft commercial landscape and competitive pressures. Management is focused on a turnaround strategy that includes operational efficiency improvements, cost control measures, and a strategic expansion of its production capacity for both graphite electrodes and anode materials to meet anticipated future demand.

In this briefing: Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Logistics (AGIS IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Finolex Industries (FNXP IN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Nava is a diversified conglomerate with synergistic operations in high-growth sectors, primarily Ferroalloys and Power, complemented by interests in Mining and Agribusiness. Its integrated model, with captive power and mining assets, provides a cost advantage and operational resilience. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on favorable industry tailwinds, including rising steel demand in India driving ferroalloy consumption and growing energy needs in both India and Zambia. Strategic diversification into agribusiness, particularly the large-scale avocado plantation in Zambia, offers a new, non-cyclical growth vector. Key risks include the cyclicality of the ferroalloy market, high energy costs in India, and geopolitical and counterparty risks associated with its Zambian operations, particularly concerning receivables from the state-owned utility, ZESCO.

In this briefing: Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Itochu Techno Solutions (4739 JP) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Logistics (AGIS IN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Nava is a diversified conglomerate with synergistic operations in high-growth sectors, primarily Ferroalloys and Power, complemented by interests in Mining and Agribusiness. Its integrated model, with captive power and mining assets, provides a cost advantage and operational resilience. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on favorable industry tailwinds, including rising steel demand in India driving ferroalloy consumption and growing energy needs in both India and Zambia. Strategic diversification into agribusiness, particularly the large-scale avocado plantation in Zambia, offers a new, non-cyclical growth vector. Key risks include the cyclicality of the ferroalloy market, high energy costs in India, and geopolitical and counterparty risks associated with its Zambian operations, particularly concerning receivables from the state-owned utility, ZESCO.

In this briefing: Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Jubilant Foodworks (JUBI IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Vopak Terminals (AEGISVOP IN) - Apr 2026 Primer: Itochu Techno Solutions (4739 JP) - Apr 2026 Primer: Aegis Logistics (AGIS IN) - Apr 2026 1. Primer: Nava (NAVA IN) - Apr 2026 Nava is a diversified conglomerate with synergistic operations in high-growth sectors, primarily Ferroalloys and Power, complemented by interests in Mining and Agribusiness. Its integrated model, with captive power and mining assets, provides a cost advantage and operational resilience. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on favorable industry tailwinds, including rising steel demand in India driving ferroalloy consumption and growing energy needs in both India and Zambia. Strategic diversification into agribusiness, particularly the large-scale avocado plantation in Zambia, offers a new, non-cyclical growth vector. Key risks include the cyclicality of the ferroalloy market, high energy costs in India, and geopolitical and counterparty risks associated with its Zambian operations, particularly concerning receivables from the state-owned utility, ZESCO.