Thursday, June 7, 2012

Market Roundup | 6 June 2012

FBM30 1569.43      +9.07points (+0.58%)    Volume 700mil     Value       1,140mil       

1) KLCI rose inline with the firmer regionals as markets shrugged off Moody's ratings cut of some German banks and bet on possible monetary easing by China while expectations are high on possible assistance to Spanish banks. Index rose steadily over the day on persistent buying interest in selected heavyweights led by banks and plantation names. Broader market was positive with advancers leading decliners 397:305. Futures closed 1572.5 (3 points premium). 
2) Heavyweights: MAYBANK+0.8% RM8.73, CIMB+0.94% RM7.49, IOICORP+1.38% RM5.13, AXIATA+0.75% RM5.36, GENTING+0.83% RM9.78, PETGAS+1.50% RM17.60,YTL+2.13% RM1.92, KLK+1.44% RM22.54 

3) DBT: LNGRES 14.1mil @ RM0.35 (7.4% PUC, 32% premium), COMPUGT 4.6mil @ RM0.09

4) Situationals:
BJTOTO+0.94% RM4.29: Share price was firmer after announcing the company is setting up a trust to house its NFO business in Malaysia to a Singapore based business trust which will deliver bumper dividend and distribution of free units in the trust. The proposal values the Malaysian NFO at 6bn.
5) Daya Materials
Has entered into a MOU with Malco Engineering (Private) Limited. The purpose of the MOU is to record the preliminary intentions and understanding of the Daya and Malco with respect to their common interest and agreement to collaborate and pursue mutual cooperation in business in Sri Lanka with the view to establishing a joint venture entity. Malco is a company incorporated in Sri Lanka involved in projects associated with power plants, renewable energy, oil & gas, telecommunications, infrastructure and water supply. +ve
6) The government today announced that the retail price of RON97 would cost 10 sen less at RM2.80 per litre from tomorrow.  The retail RON97 price, in principle, was fixed based on a managed float whereby the monthly price was determined according to market forces.  +ve 

7) Market - Sentiment lifted today in anticipation of announcements from the ECB today and moves to set up a European Banking Union via a network of national bank financed funds. Concrete moves along these lines tonight could see the KLCI maintain the bounce to around the 1580pts levls.