STOCK FOCUS OF THE DAY
TSH Resources : Earning recovery in
FY17F Buy
Maintain BUY on TSH Resources with an unchanged fair value
of RM2.30/share, which implies a FY17F PE of 27x. TSH's PE valuation is
slightly lower than its peers. The group is currently trading at FY17F PE of
22.4x compared with Genting Plantations' (GenP) 25.9x and IJM Plantations'
(IJMP) 23.0x. After two years of unexciting FFB production, we believe that
TSH's FFB yield would recover in FY17F. The rebound in FFB yield in FY17F is
expected to be driven by Indonesia, which accounts for almost 80% of group production.
Production costs per tonne (ex-mill) are anticipated to be stable at RM1,450 in
Sabah and RM1,650 in Indonesia in FY17F as the increase in the volume of palm
oil production would help offset higher fertiliser costs and wages.
Risk is the group's net gearing. There is a possibility that
TSH's net gearing may exceed 100% if the RM continues to weaken against the
USD. About 34.6% of TSH's borrowings are denominated in USD. Excluding currency
effects, we believe that the group's net gearing would ease going forward on
lower capex. The group's new plantings are expected to be less than 1,000ha in
FY16F compared with 2,794ha in FY15. We estimate TSH's plantable landbank
reserves in Indonesia at 13,000ha, which should keep the group busy for more
than seven years. On the back of a decline in new plantings, we have assumed
TSH's capex to be RM110mil each in FY17F and FY18F vs. RM130mil in FY16F. The
highest level of capex ever recorded was RM207.9mil in FY14. Free cash flows
are envisaged to improve from (-1.0) sen per share in FY16F to 7.8 sen per
share in FY17F.
Others :
Global Strategy : US- Benefit from the new
guard
Plantation: Newsflow for week 9 to 13
December
Neutral
ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
China : Pressure on exports remain
US : Expect retail sales to remain healthy
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Construction Sector : Bina Puri eyeing RM1bil jobs this year
Furniture Sector : Poh Huat banks on US for growth
Engineering Sector : Scomi Energy set for Ophir boost
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