Thursday, August 7, 2014

AmWatch - CB Industrial Product Holdings : Receives RM41.1mil Modipalm contract BUY, 7 Aug 2014


STOCK FOCUS OF THE DAY
CB Industrial Product Holdings : Receives RM41.1mil Modipalm contract                BUY

CB Industrial Product Holding Bhd (CBIP) announced that it has received a US$12.9mil (RM41.1mil) contract from PT Jas Mulia to build a Modipalm mill, which will have a capacity of 60 tonnes per hour. PT Jas Mulia is a plantation company with operations in South Sulawesi. We view this positively as the new contract would replenish CBIP’s order book and help sustain its profitability. We reckon that the contract would take 12 to 15 months to be completed. Its earnings would be reflected in CBIP’s FY15F numbers. Including PT Jas Mulia, we estimate that CBIP has secured RM161mil mill construction contracts year-to-date.
We have assumed that CBIP would receive RM350mil contracts in FY14F compared with RM320mil in FY13. As at end-March 2014, the group’s unbilled mill construction sales stood at RM488mil. This is about 1.4x of CBIP’s annual mill construction revenue. We believe that CBIP is poised to secure more overseas contracts. About 25% to 30% of the group’s mill construction contracts are expected to come from South America, Africa and Papua New Guinea. The balance 70% to 75% of the contracts is anticipated to be awarded by Malaysian and Indonesian companies. Maintain BUY on CBIP. The group is currently trading at an undemanding FY14F PE of 12.9x


Others :
Alliance Financial : A balanced growth     HOLD
Fraser & Neave : EBITDA margin improvement  of 0.1ppt YoY      HOLD
MISC : Uncertainties remain for the LNG segment            HOLD
Economic Update : Export slows to 7.9% YoY in June; lowest monthly trade balance in 1H14

QUICK TAKE
Plantation Sector : B5 in East Malaysia delayed to December 2014             NEUTRAL


NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
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Malaysian Airline System : Fate to be known soon
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