RESULTS PREVIEW
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Tenaga Nasional: Maintain Buy
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Expect
a strong finish Shariah-compliant
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- We
estimate TNB�s
4QFY14 core net profit at about MYR1.5b (+100% YoY, -4% QoQ),
29% of our FY14 forecast.
- The
benefits from higher coal-fired generation (+22% QoQ) would more
than offset seasonally higher costs and potentially higher
taxes.
- Reiterate
BUY with an unchanged MYR14.00 TP.
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ECONOMICS
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Singapore IPI, September 2014
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Pulled
down by volatile biomedical
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- Industrial
production (IP) fell -1.2% YoY in Sep 2014 (Aug 2014: +4.0%
YoY), dragged by biomedical output (Sep 2014: -10.3% YoY; Aug
2014: +9.5% YoY)
- Excluding
biomedical output, the adjusted IP was up by +0.5% YoY (Aug
2014: +2.8% YoY).
- Notwithstanding
the volatile biomedical sector, IP growth picked up to +1.9% YoY
last quarter (2Q 2014: +1.5% YoY), better than the advanced
estimate of +1.4% YoY, implying likely upward revision to the
preliminary 3Q 2014 GDP growth of +2.4% YoY.
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Technicals
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Diminished
autumn selling pressures
The FBM KLCI rebounded 30.55 points WoW to close at 1,818.66, as some
consistent buying activities led the index up above the 1,800-mark.
Volume fell from 2.05b to 1.25b shares.
Trading idea is a Take Profit call on RSAWIT at MYR0.72 &
MYR0.84.
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Other Local News
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Sime
Darby: To develop affordable houses, shoplots worth MYR210m. Sime Darby
Property will be building 733 units of affordable houses and 171
units of medium-cost shoplots with a gross development value of
MYR210m at the Sime Darby Business Park in Pasir Gudang, Johor. The
project is part of the Johor Affordable Homes Project (RMMJ), in
which 37,000 houses would be built by 2018. (Source: Business Times)
Hock Seng Lee: Eyes new highway jobs. HSL is eyeing new jobs
in the Pan Borneo Highway (estimated MYR27b project), which is
expected to be accelerated by big funding under the Federal Budget
2015. HSL will bid for the works on a case-by-case basis based on its
strength in marine engineering field. Currently, HSL has an order
book of about MYR2.2b. (Source: The Star)
Parkson: Takes over management of Maju Junction Mall. Maju
Group, controlled by Tan Sri Abu Sahid Mohamed, has enlisted the help
of Tan Sri William Cheng's Parkson Group to manage and operate Maju
Junction Mall. The tenancy agreement was entered via Cheng's
Singapore-listed Parkson Retail Asia. It will reposition Maju
Junction Mall and be its anchor tenant. Also, Parkson said aside from
it's group strategy of owning malls, it also manages malls so as to have
a stream of recurring income. (Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
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Outside Malaysia
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U.S:
Gain in home sales more modest post revisions. Purchases
of new houses in the U.S. rose in September, and revisions showed the
magnitude of the unfolding recovery was more modest. Sales increased
0.2% to a 467,000 annualized pace, in line with the median forecast
of economists surveyed. The August rate of 466,000 was 7.5% weaker
than previously estimated, and data for the prior two months also
were revised down. (Source: Bloomberg)
Italy: Banks emerge as biggest losers in ECB industry health test.
Italian banks showed the largest combined capital shortfall in the
European Central Bank's review of the region's lenders as the country
struggles to emerge from its third recession in six years. Banca
Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA, Italy's third-largest lender, emerged
with a capital gap of EUR 2.1b (USD 2.7b) while Banca Carige SpA must
replenish EUR 814m of capital after taking into account funds raised
this year, the ECB said in a statement. Of the nine Italian banks
that failed a stress test, four still showed holes after measures
they took this year, according to the ECB's report. (Source:
Bloomberg)
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Key Indices
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Value
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YTD
(%)
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Daily
(%)
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KLCI
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1,818.9
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(2.6)
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0.5
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JCI
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5,073.1
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18.7
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(0.6)
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STI
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3,222.6
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1.7
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(0.4)
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SET
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1,539.9
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18.6
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0.5
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HSI
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23,302.2
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(0.0)
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(0.1)
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KOSPI
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1,925.7
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(4.3)
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(0.3)
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TWSE
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8,646.0
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0.4
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(1.0)
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DJIA
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16,805.4
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1.4
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0.8
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S&P
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1,964.6
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6.3
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0.7
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FTSE
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6,388.7
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(5.3)
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(0.5)
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MYR/USD
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3.279
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0.1
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0.2
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CPO (1mth)
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2,199.0
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(16.3)
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0.6
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Crude Oil (1mth)
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81.0
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(17.7)
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(1.3)
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Gold
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1,231.0
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2.4
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(0.7)
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TOP STOCK PICKS
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Buy rated large caps
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Price
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Target
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Tenaga
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13.00
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14.00
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Axiata
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7.05
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7.60
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Sime Darby
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9.48
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10.20
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Gamuda
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4.96
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5.30
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UMW O&G
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3.45
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5.15
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AFG
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4.80
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5.50
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Perdana Petroleum
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1.67
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2.55
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Hock Seng Lee
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1.84
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2.25
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