Tuesday, May 19, 2015

AmWatch - Teo Seng Capital : A strong start to FY15 BUY, 19 May 2015


STOCK FOCUS OF THE DAY
Teo Seng Capital : A strong start to FY15                BUY

We reaffirm BUY on Teo Seng Capital (TSC) with an unchanged fair value of RM2.70/share. This is based on an unchanged fully-diluted FY15F PE of 13x. TSC reported revenue of RM112.6mil and net profit of RM17.4mil for its 1QFY15. The results met 25% of our full-year FY15F earnings estimate of RM70mil. The group’s 1QFY15 earnings had surged by a commendable 70% YoY on the back of a 30% rise in revenue. The improved performance can be mainly attributed to the availability of new production capacity following the addition of a new farm (~400,000 eggs/day) at end-FY14 as well as higher egg selling prices.
Sequentially, TSC’s net profit had slipped by 3% although its revenue had increased by 4% (in tandem with the higher sales volume and stable ASP). We are however, not too concerned as the decline was mainly due to 1QFY15’s higher tax rate. TSC’s PBT was higher by 8% QoQ. No dividends were announced this quarter. At the current price, our FY15F-FY17F gross DPS forecasts (based on payout ratios of 25%-35%) translate into attractive yields of 3% to 5%.
We expect TSC to register sequentially softer earnings in 2QFY15 due to the seasonality effect and to a smaller extent, the impact of GST on overall consumer sentiment. That said, we are confident of its earnings picking up in 2HFY15 (as per its historical trend) in view of strong demand during the festive periods and addition of a new farm. We also expect the group’s EBITDA margins to continue expanding (QoQ: +1ppts; YoY: +5ppts), buoyed in part by the soft commodity prices. We understand that its biogas plant-ups are progressing well, with the first (of five) plant on schedule for completion this year (savings of up to RM2mil p.a.). The construction of its new feedmill plant and installation of new paper tray machine are also going on as planned. The stock is presently trading at an undemanding fully-diluted forward PE of only 9x – half the sector’s average of 18x.


Others :
Cocoaland Holdings : Export sales to anchor growth         BUY
Construction Sector : Bottom-up opportunities from 11MP          OVERWEIGHT


QUICK TAKES
Sarawak Cable : S’wak to proceed with RM4bil Baram dam           BUY
Water Sector : Azmin and Ongkili to meet this week        NEUTRAL

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Malayan Banking : Maybank sells ops in PNG for RM418mil
Oil & Gas Sector : New target for Rapid project aimed at lower cost of US$89bil
Property Sector : Hua Yang plans RM800mil property project in KL








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