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Ennoconn Corporation — 6414.TW

Sum-of-parts + dividend cash-to-minority valuation · 2026-06-02 · TWD · Foxconn-controlled industrial-PC / AIoT holdco
Market price
NT$360
+25% YTD · 52wk 256–363
Look-through NAV (base)
NT$347
−4% · gov-adj NT$305 (−15%)
Dividend DDM (β0.85)
~NT$370–500
supportive
Analyst PT / SWS FV
355 / 360
≈ fairly priced

🟡 Watchlist / Hold — fairly valued at NT$360

The market already pays ≈ Ennoconn's sum-of-parts. Raw look-through NAV (~NT$345–396) sits at the price; after a 0.12 governance haircut it falls below it. The growing, well-covered dividend (NT$14, ~4% yield, ~64% payout) underpins the downside but doesn't make it cheap here. No margin of safety after the +25% YTD rally to the analyst target. A genuine entry reopens in the high-NT$200s / low-NT$300s.

Why sum-of-parts, not a consolidated DCF

Ennoconn consolidates NT$142B revenue but the parent owns only ~38% of consolidated profit. The two biggest subs are separately listed — Kontron AG (Frankfurt, 27.9%) and Marketech (Taipei, 38.2%). Valuing consolidated FCFF then subtracting the minority at book (NT$36.5B) while the listed minorities are worth ~NT$93B at market flatters the parent. Deconsolidation reveals the punchline: of NT$3.21B parent earnings, ~NT$2.7B is the Marketech + Kontron stakes — the core IPC "stub" earns only ~NT$0.5–0.9B. Ennoconn is largely a holding vehicle for two listed stakes.

Sum-of-parts NAV (NT$M → per share)

Component NT$M
Marketech stake @ market (38.2% × NT$92B) 35,144
Kontron stake @ market (27.9% × €1.44B × 36.4) 14,624
Deconsolidated stub (parent NI 544 × 14×) 7,614
Equity-method cross-holdings (book) 5,356
Less: parent-level net debt (est.) −5,000
Look-through CGT treatment Raw NAV/sh Gov-adj ×0.88 vs NT$360
Gross stakes (no CGT) NT$396 NT$348 +10% / −3%
Net 20% CGT on gain (base) NT$347 NT$305 −4% / −15%
Net 20% on full value (conservative) NT$328 NT$288 −9% / −20%

Dividend cash-to-minority cross-check (decision rule)

Gordon value DPS×(1+g)/(r−g). DPS NT$14, sustainable g ~4.2% (ROE 11.6% × 36% retention), CoE ~6.9% at β=0.85.

r \ g 3.0% 3.5% 4.0% 4.5%
6.5% 412 483 582 731
6.9% 370 426 502 610
7.5% 320 362 416 488
8.0% 288 322 364 418

Supportive — the dividend the minority actually receives is reasonably-to-modestly cheap, not overvalued. This is the real downside protection.

Re-rate to BUY if…

Risks: parent net-debt estimate ±NT$5B ≈ ±NT$34/sh; stub multiple ±2× ≈ ±NT$10/sh; EUR/TWD ±5% ≈ ±NT$5/sh; marks inherit the cycle that suppressed the regression beta.