MARKET STRATEGY
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MY Strategy: Maintain Neutral
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Riding
the wave
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- The
KLCI should scale higher in 2H 2014 riding on global liquidity
which is likely to stay elevated.
- That
said, KLCI valuations are also elevated at 2.2x PEG; this would
cap a significant re-rating.
- We
switch to stocks with improved outlooks but which have underperformed;
also, the value stocks.
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ECONOMICS
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Outlook & Lookout
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Uneven
& Eventful�
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- Global,
regional and local economies have been uneven and eventful
year-to-date.
- Continue
to expect moderate pick up in global economy of +3.4% in 2014
and +3.8% in 2015.
- No
change in Malaysia�s real
GDP growth forecast of +5.4% in 2014 and +5.1% in 2015.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Sasbadi Holdings: Not Rated
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Looking
beyond FY8/14
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- One of
the most established publishers in Malaysia.
- Net
profit expected to be weaker by ~6% in FY8/14 on loss of YGMB
contract; we project 2.5% FY8/13-16 earnings CAGR.
- We
derive an indicative fair value of MYR1.30 on 12.8x PER,
representing an upside potential of 9%.
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COMPANY UPDATE
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Malaysia Building Society: Not Rated
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A
listed mega-Islamic Bank?
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- A
possibility could be for MBSB to be the listed vehicle for the
Islamic banking operations of the CIMB-RHB-MBSB group.
- Upside
of 14-32% assuming P/BV range of 1.3-1.5x for FY14E ROE of
11.1%; base case FV of MYR3.03 (1.4x P/BV, +23%).
- Trading
angle on MBSB; risk to this is if the merger falls through or
pricing/structure is materially different.
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Genting Plantations: Maintain Hold
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Venturing
into palm oil derivatives Shariah-compliant
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- GENP's
venture into palm oil derivatives with technology partner
Elevance is long-term positive.
- Expect
muted financial impact until 2017 when the plant starts
operation.
- Maintain
HOLD on GENP and unchanged SOP-TP of MYR11.20.
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Technicals
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Profit-taking
from all-time highs
The FBM KLCI inched down 1.76 points WoW to close at 1,883.15, as
some minor profit taking activities led the index down slightly.
Nibble at the key supports and take profit at the resistance levels.
Trading idea is a Take Profit call on PETDAG with downside target
areas at MYR20.20 & MYR19.00.
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Other Local News
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Sumatec:
To buy Kazakhstan firm for MYR800m. Sumatec
Resources Bhd signed a framework agreement with Abu Talib Abdul
Rahman and Dr Murat Safin for the proposed acquisition of 100%
interest in Borneo Energy Oil and Gas Ltd valued at USD250m
(MYR800m). Subject to a satisfactory results from due diligence
studies, a sale and purchase agreement was expected to be executed
within six months, and would be satisfied in cash and shares.
Incorporated in Kazakhstan, independent upstream oil and gas company
Borneo Energy is a 100% beneficiary of the participating interest in
Buzachi Neft LLP. Buzachi currently had two 25-year subsoil use
contracts, valid till November 2026, for the exploration and
production of oil and gas in Karaturun Vostochnyi and Karaturun
Morskoi fields (Buzachi fields). The 2P reserves reported to be 68
million barrels of oil are sizeable and they fit in nicely within
Sumatec�s new asset
selection and acquisition criteria. About USD80m (MYR256m) has been
invested over the years by Buzachi to develop the fields. The fields,
which started production in 2007, are currently producing between 400
and 600 barrels of oil per day. (Source: The Star)
Boustead Plantations: Banks on Klang Valley, Johor land potential.
Newly-listed Boustead Plantations Bhd is sitting on thousands of
acres of landbank in the Klang Valley and Johor that the group may
consider converting into townships once its oil palm estates are past
their prime. Although it has yet to firm up any plans, Boustead Plantations�s 4,047ha in
Desaru and 567ha in Kulai, both in Johor, and less than 405ha in
Balau, Semenyih, have medium to long term potential for property
development. As property development is not a core business of
Boustead Plantations, any property projects on its land will be
managed by the Boustead group�s property
arm. (Source: The Star)
MAHB: Asian airport job on MAHB�s radar. Malaysia
Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) is in talks for a new concession to
build and operate an Asian airport as it ramps up its overseas
operations. The company is positive of securing the deal within the
next six to nine months. Negotiations are ongoing and it is beyond
the preliminary stage. Overseas expansion is part of MAHB�s plan to
diversify its income stream and it is going beyond borders where
there is growth potential. (Source: Business Times)
Tradewinds: In Iskandar foray. Mohamed Ali Rasheed Alabbar,
the chairman of Dubaibased Emaar Group, is helping Tradewinds Corp
Bhd to embark on its first mega property project in Nusajaya, Johor,
that will generate some MYR18b in gross development value (GDV).
Tradewinds plans to kick-start the integrated township called �One nu� by December
through wholly-owned Tradewinds International Sdn Bhd. The
development covering about 202ha will see a freehold integrated
mixed-use upscale township in Nusajaya, Iskandar, which will be
benchmarked against global world-class developments. The first phase
of the One nu project is targeted for launch in the second half of
this year and will see the introduction of private landed properties
consisting of detached, twin-villas and cluster homes, and serviced
residences and waterfront apartments. There will be around 8,000
residential units upon project completion, to be developed over three
phases. (Source: Business Times)
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Outside Malaysia
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U.S:
Budget deficit so far this fiscal year was the smallest since 2008 as a
stronger economy bolstered tax payments by consumers and businesses,
a government report showed. The USD 365.9b shortfall from October
through June compared with a USD 509.8b gap in the same period a year
earlier, the Treasury Department said. Last month, the government
posted a USD 70.5b surplus compared with a USD 116.5b excess a year
earlier, the report also showed. (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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1,883.2
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0.9
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(0.5)
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JCI
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5,032.6
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17.7
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(1.3)
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STI
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3,293.7
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4.0
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0.7
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SET
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1,518.0
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16.9
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0.0
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HSI
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23,233.5
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(0.3)
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(0.0)
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KOSPI
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1,988.7
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(1.1)
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(0.7)
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TWSE
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9,495.8
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10.3
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(0.7)
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DJIA
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16,943.8
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2.2
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0.2
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S&P
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1,967.6
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6.4
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0.1
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FTSE
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6,690.2
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(0.9)
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0.3
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MYR/USD
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3.2
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(2.7)
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0.3
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CPO (1mth)
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2,410.0
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(8.3)
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(1.6)
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Crude Oil (1mth)
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100.8
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2.4
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(2.0)
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Gold
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1,338.7
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11.4
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0.2
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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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12.54
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14.00
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Genting Msia
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4.17
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4.70
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HLBK
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14.14
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16.20
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AMMB Holdings
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7.14
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8.50
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Bumi Armada
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3.18
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4.55
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IJM Corp
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6.74
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7.20
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MPHB Capital
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2.30
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2.42
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