RESULTS REVIEW
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Hong Leong Bank: Maintain Buy
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Better
loan traction in 3Q
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- 9MFY15
net profit (+3% YoY) within expectations. FY15 net profit
forecast maintained, cut FY16/FY17 by 2%/3%.
- No news
yet on capital raising, but we estimate the need to raise
MYR2.7b, which entails a 1-for-7 rights issue.
- BUY
maintained, TP trimmed to MYR15.70 (-40sen) on unchanged P/BV of
1.6x (CY15 ROE 13.8%).
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Hong Leong Financial Group: Maintain Buy
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Lower
insurance earnings in 3Q
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- 9MFY15
net profit of MYR1.18b (-6% YoY) in line.
- Capital
raising likely to be lower in quantum than HL Bank�s, we
estimate about MYR1.2b or a 1-for-11 rights issue.
- RNAV-based
TP lowered to MYR18.50 from MYR18.90 on lower TP for HL Bank.
BUY maintained.
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BIMB Holdings: Maintain Buy
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STMB
leads growth in 1Q15 Shariah-compliant
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- BIMB's
1Q15 results within expectations, STMB leads growth with pretax
profit up 35% YoY from a low base in 1Q14.
- Forecasts
maintained. Expect financing growth of about 13%, 23bp profit
spread compression in FY15 for Bank Islam.
- BUY
maintained; SOP-derived TP unchanged at MYR4.70.
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IJM Corporation: Maintain Buy
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Stronger
growth ahead Shariah-compliant
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- Flattish
YoY FY3/15 core net profit in line with our estimate.
- Strong
earnings visibility and potential beneficiary of 11MP.
- Still
positive; BUY with unchanged RNAV-TP of MYR7.80.
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Bumi Armada: Maintain Buy
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No
surprises; shaping up operations Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
core earnings in line, accounting for 20%/19% of ours/ consensus
full-year forecasts.
- Shaping
up to be leaner; eyeing to deliver projects in time.
- Maintain
BUY with an unchanged MYR1.60 SOP-TP.
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Barakah Offshore Petroleum: Maintain Buy
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No
surprises; T&I works slowdown Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
results in line; activities slowdown a concern but still active
on bidding/market survey/pre-qualification works.
- Cut
2015 net profit by 14%, mainly on timing lag on its T&I
Package A works, where works is pushed back to 2016.
- Maintain
BUY on unchanged MYR1.15 TP (10x FD 2016 PER).
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Felda Global Ventures: Maintain Hold
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A
washout quarter Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
core loss of MYR36m was below our and street expectations on low
FFB output, ASP and downstream losses.
- Our
FY15-17F net profit forecasts lowered by 19-26% to reflect lower
FFB output and downstream losses.
- Maintain
HOLD with a lower TP of MYR1.94 (from MYR2.44) on unchanged 16x
FY16 PER peg.
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UMW Holdings: Maintain Hold
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Within
our expectation Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
core earnings within our street-low forecast, below consensus.
No dividend was declared.
- Trim
FY15/16/17 earnings by 4%/3%/3% after lowering our forecasts for
UMWOG on lower rig DCRs and operating days.
- Maintain
HOLD with a lower SOP-based TP of MYR9.50 (-6%), having
incorporated our lower TP for UMWOG.
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Sunway: Maintain Hold
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No
surprises Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
core net profit of MYR124m (+12% YoY) is in line.
- Expect
property sales and construction job wins to pick up in 2H15.
- Maintain
earnings forecasts, HOLD rating but raise RNAV-TP to MYR3.32 on
a higher TP for its ≈36%-owned SunREIT.
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QL Resources: Maintain Hold
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A
decent finish to FY15 Shariah-compliant
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- FYE3/15
results within our expectation, below consensus.
- All
three divisions posted double digit pretax profit growth in
FY15.
- Maintain
HOLD but with a higher DCF-TP of MYR4.00 (+55sen) on rolling
forward our DCF valuations.
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MSM Malaysia: Downgrade to Hold
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Margin
expansion on lower costs Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
net profit (+52% YoY, -14% QoQ) within expectations.
- Will
continue to benefit from low sugar prices.
- Downgrade
to HOLD with limited upside to TP of MYR5.50.
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COMPANY UPDATE
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WCT Holdings: Downgrade to Hold
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HOLD
for now Shariah-compliant
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- 1Q15
construction margins negated by timing of projects.
- Property
sales YTD remained lacklustre and it seems challenging to
achieve its 2015 sales target.
- Lowering
earnings estimates. Downgrade to HOLD with a lower TP of MYR1.80
(-14%)
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ECONOMICS
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Singapore 1Q 2015 GDP
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Better
than expected
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- 1Q 2015
real GDP growth of +2.6% YoY and +3.2% QoQ SAAR were better than
the advanced estimates.
- Thanks
to expansions in services and construction sectors amid weak
manufacturing sector.
- Maintain
our 2015 growth forecast of +2.5% (2014: +2.9%).
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Singapore Industrial Production Apr '15
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Down
on drugs
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- Down
for the third month in a row by -8.7% YoY
- Drop in
pharmaceuticals dragged biomedical
- Smaller
decline of -1.9% ex-biomedical
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Technicals
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The
index is headed lower
The FBMKLCI declined 3.31 points to 1,764.07 yesterday and the
FBMEMAS and FBM100 fell 11.79 points and 16.08 points, respectively.
We recommend a �Sell on
Rallies� stance for
the index.
Trading idea is a Short-Term Buy on EWEIN with upside target areas at
MYR1.11 & MYR1.30. Stop loss is at MYR0.88.
Click here for full report »
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Other Local News
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Construction:
French firm keen to bid for HSR project. French multinational,
Alstom is keen to bid for the 300km High-Speed Rail (HSR) linking
Kuala Lumpur and Singapore project to further strengthen its presence
in Malaysia. Alstom, a global leader in power generation, power
transmission and rail infrastructure, believes it could make a
valuable offer. (Source: The Star)
MRCB: Plans new mix project. The MYR20b Kuala Lumpur Sentral
transportation hub in Brickfields will get a boost as developer MRCB
is planning a new project nearby, adding more than MYR1b to its order
book. MRCB plans to build three 40-storey residential towers and a
retail portion on a two-hectare-site- Lot 349/100 at the intersection
of Lorong Chan Ah Tong and Jalan Tun Sambathan. The project will be
linked to KL Sentral via a covered walkway, possibly from Ascott
Sentral. (Source: New Straits Times)
Nexgram Holdings: Eyes 1MDB TRX project. The property
developer said the group is interested to participate in 1MDB
projects especially the multi-billion Tun Razak Exchange (TRX)
development. The group is looking for a piece of land at the TRX
project in Kuala Lumpur City Centre and plans to have a joint venture
with its partners or investors to build some developments there.
(Source: The Sun Daily)
WZ Satu: Bags MYR499m West Coast Expressway construction contract.
WZ Satu has been awarded a project to construct part of West Coast
Expressway Section 9 mainline works from the Kampung Lekir
interchange to Changkat Cermin Interchange. The project will be
undertaken by WZS KenKeong and Laksana Amanbina Sdn Bhd through an
unincorporated 80:20 joint venture. The length of the expressway to
be constructed is 28km and should be completed within 39 months.
(Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
Bina Puri: Bina Puri, MPCorp to build MYR204m project. Bina
Puri Holdings has teamed up with Malaysia Pacific Corp to jointly
develop 412 units of two-storey terraced houses with a gross
development value (GDV) of MYR204m on 24.41 acres (9.87ha) of land in
LakeHill Resort City, a township near Masai, Johor. Under the joint venture
, LakeHill Resort Development will be entitled to a payment of the
land cost at MYR21.27m or MYR20psf and 20% of the project's profit.
(Source: The Edge Financial Daily)
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Outside Malaysia
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U.S:
Consumer confidence index increased to 95.4 in May as
Americans grew more sanguine about the economy and employment
opportunities. The Conference Board's index of sentiment advanced to
95.4 from a revised April reading of 94.3, the New York-based private
research group said. Higher home values, near-record stock prices and
a stronger job market have helped stabilize confidence even in the
face of rising gasoline prices. A sustained pickup in wage growth is
probably needed to propel consumer spending after a first-quarter
setback. (Source: Bloomberg)
U.S: Purchases of new homes rose more than projected in April,
a sign this part of the market is picking up steam during the busiest
selling period of the year. Sales increased 6.8% to a 517,000
annualized pace from a 484,000 rate in the prior month, figures from
the Commerce Department showed. Prices picked up and inventory was
little changed. (Source: Bloomberg)
U.S: Home prices in 20 cities rose at a faster pace than projected
in the year through March, reflecting a limited number of available
properties on the market. The S&P/Case-Shiller index of property
values increased 5% YoY from March 2014 for a second month, the group
said. Nationally, prices rose 4.1% YoY from March 2014. (Source:
Bloomberg)
U.S: Orders for capital equipment climb for second month a sign
U.S. business investment could pick up in the second half of the
year. Bookings for non-military capital goods excluding aircraft, a
proxy for future corporate spending on new equipment, advanced 1%
after a 1.5% gain in March that was larger than previously estimated.
Total durable goods demand declined 0.5%, as forecast. (Source:
Bloomberg)
China: IMF says CNY is no longer undervalued amid reserve currency
bid. The International Monetary Fund officially dropped its
long-held view that the Yuan is undervalued, strengthening China's
case for the currency to win reserve status at the lender. "The
substantial real effective appreciation over the past year has
brought the exchange rate to a level that is no longer
undervalued," said the IMF mission to China, which is led by its
deputy director of Asia and Pacific Markus Rodlauer. "We believe
that China should aim to achieve an effectively floating exchange
rate within two to three years." (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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1,764.1
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0.2
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(0.2)
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JCI
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5,320.9
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1.8
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0.6
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STI
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3,460.0
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2.8
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(0.0)
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SET
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1,498.0
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0.0
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(0.7)
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HSI
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28,249.9
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19.7
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0.9
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KOSPI
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2,143.5
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11.9
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(0.1)
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TWSE
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9,669.4
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3.9
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0.3
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DJIA
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18,041.5
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1.2
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(1.0)
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S&P
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2,104.2
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2.2
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(1.0)
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FTSE
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6,949.0
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5.8
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(1.2)
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MYR/USD
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3.630
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3.8
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0.4
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CPO (1mth)
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2,167.0
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(5.4)
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1.4
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Crude Oil (1mth)
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58.0
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8.9
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(2.8)
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Gold
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1,187.3
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0.2
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(1.6)
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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 Nasional
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13.30
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16.00
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Genting Malaysia
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4.23
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4.60
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Gamuda
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4.99
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6.00
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SP Setia
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3.37
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4.07
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AFG
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4.67
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5.30
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Inari
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3.36
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4.05
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MBM Resources
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3.44
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4.20
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Vitrox
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3.47
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4.05
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