INITIATING COVERAGE
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Boustead Plantations: Buy (New)
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Plantation
estates for free, anyone Shariah-compliant
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- Initiate
with a BUY with a SOP-TP of MYR2.16; +37% upside.
- Boustead
Plantations (BPLANT) trades at approximately half its RNAV of
MYR3.08/sh; it is deep in value.
- ~60k ha
estates are for free as current share price merely reflects the
value of ~11k ha with development potential.
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RESULTS REVIEW
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Malaysia Marine & Heavy Engineering: Maintain Buy
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In
line; changes in methods Shariah-compliant
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- 1H14
results within our expectation, below consensus.
- New
profit recognition, from �milestone
billing� to �square
method� cuts
our FY15/16 earnings forecasts by 49%/43%.
- We
change our valuation methodology to backlog-based; TP raised to
MYR4.60 (+9%), on 2.9x EV/ backlog. Maintain BUY.
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Hartalega: Maintain Buy
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High
take-up for new capacity Shariah-compliant
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- 1QFY3/15
earnings (+16% QoQ, -9% YoY) within expectations.
- We are
positive on its expansion plan, especially since existing
customers have lent support to demand.
- Maintain
BUY and TP of MYR7.30 (19x mid-2016 PER).
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Technicals
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A
miniscule late rise on the index
The FBMKLCI inched up 0.89 points to 1,876.69 yesterday, while the
FBMEMAS and FBM100 also rose by 2.71 points and 2.45 points,
respectively. We recommend a �Nibble on
Dips� stance for
the index.
Trading idea is a short-term buy call on MFLOUR with MYR2.29 &
MYR2.43. Stop loss is at MYR1.78.
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Other Local News
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Infrastructure:
Selangor water deal intact. The Selangor water restructuring
master policy agreement will not be affected even without the
participation of Syarikat Pengeluar Air Selangor Holdings Bhd
(Splash), says Pengurusan Aset Air Bhd (PAAB). PAAB chief executive
officer Datuk Ahmad Faizal Abdul Rahman said Splash only managed one
water treatment plant compared with Puncak Niaga Holdings Bhd which
managed 27 treatment plants and Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd
distributed water to all areas in Selangor. (Source: The Star)
Banking: RHB Asset Management aims to raise MYR200m from latest
offering. RHB Investment Bank's wholly owned unit RHB Asset
Management Sdn Bhd aims to raise MYR200m from its latest offering,
the RHB-OSK Pre-IPO and Special Situation Fund 2. RHB Investment
managing director and chief executive officer Mike Chan said the
fund, structured as a close-ended unit trust fund with a charter life
of five years, will act as a feeder fund to the US dollar denominated
RHB-OSK pre-initial public offer (IPO) and special situation fund
launched in Singapore in April. (Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
AXIS REIT: To expand portfolio to MYR2b in 2H14. Axis Real
Estate Investment Trust Managers Bhd (AXIS-REIT) plans to buy five
assets in the second half of this year (2H14), which would bump up
its assets under management (AUM) to MYR2.02b, up 27.36% from the
MYR1.59b it recorded in 1H14. The REIT now plans to acquire two more
industrial facilities, one each in Johor and Prai (Penang) at MYR153m
and MYR38m respectively. The company is said it is expecting to raise
approximately MYR280m in a placement exercise, which will involve
83.6m units during early October. (Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
Protasco: O&G venture falls through. Protasco has called
off its venture into the onshore marginal oilfield development in
Indonesia. The company announced yesterday that its amended sale and
purchase agreement (SPA) to acquire a 63% stake in Indonesia-based
oil and gas company PT Anglo Slavic Indonesia (ASI) from PT Anglo
Slavic Utama (ASU) had lapsed. PT ASI indirectly holds the rights to
develop and produce oil and gas in the Kuala Simpang Timur (KST)
field in Aceh, Indonesia. The KST oilfield is stated to have 14.2m
barrels of recoverable reserves with the probability that 90% of the
reserves can be recovered. (Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
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Outside Malaysia
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U.S:
Services in July expand at fastest pace since 2005. The
Institute for Supply Management�s
non-manufacturing index increased to 58.7, exceeding the highest
estimate in a Bloomberg survey of economists, from the prior month�s 56.
Readings greater than 50 indicate expansion. (Source: Bloomberg)
E.U: Euro-Area services grew less than initially estimated in July.
Markit Economics's Purchasing Managers Index rose to 54.2 from 52.8
in June, below the 54.4 reading published on July 24. A composite
index of services and manufacturing increased to 53.8, also lower
than previously estimated. (Source: Bloomberg)
U.K: Services expand at fastest pace in eight months. Markit
Economics said its Purchasing Managers' Index for services, the
biggest part of the economy, jumped to 59.1 from 57.7 in June,
exceeding the median forecast for a reading of 58. That's the highest
since November and the 19th straight month above the 50 level that
divides expansion from contraction. (Source: Bloomberg)
India: Rajan holds rates for third meeting in inflation fight.
India's central bank left interest rates unchanged for a third
straight meeting as retail inflation slowed and Prime Minister
Narendra Modi released food stocks to offset the risk of higher
prices from a weak monsoon. Governor Raghuram Rajan kept the
benchmark repurchase rate at 8%, the Reserve Bank of India said in a
statement in Mumbai. (Source: Bloomberg)
Indonesia: Growth slows on exports in challenge to Widodo.
Indonesia's economic growth eased to the slowest since 2009 as
exports and government spending fell, underscoring the challenge to
President-elect Joko Widodo as he prepares to lead the world's
fourth-most populous nation. Gross domestic product rose 5.12% YoY in
the three months ended June 30. The increase was less than a revised
5.22% YoY pace in the first quarter. (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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1,876.7
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0.5
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0.0
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JCI
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5,109.1
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19.5
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(0.2)
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STI
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3,327.7
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5.1
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0.3
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SET
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1,529.0
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17.7
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0.6
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HSI
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24,648.3
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5.8
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0.2
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KOSPI
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2,066.3
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2.7
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(0.7)
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TWSE
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9,141.4
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6.2
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(2.0)
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DJIA
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16,429.5
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(0.9)
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(0.8)
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S&P
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1,920.2
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3.9
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(1.0)
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FTSE
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6,682.5
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(1.0)
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0.1
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MYR/USD
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3.2
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(2.7)
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(0.4)
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CPO (1mth)
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2,328.0
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(11.4)
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(0.6)
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Crude Oil (1mth)
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97.4
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(1.1)
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(0.9)
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Gold
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1,291.4
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7.5
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(0.0)
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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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12.38
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14.00
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Axiata
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6.97
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7.60
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Sime Darby
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9.51
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10.30
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Genting Msia
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4.35
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4.70
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Gamuda
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4.35
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5.30
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UMW O&G
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4.01
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5.15
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AFG
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5.00
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5.50
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Perdana Petroleum
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1.87
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2.55
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Hock Seng Lee
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1.88
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2.25
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