Highlights of the day
By excluding the last mile broadband tax incentive of
c.RM16m, Maxis 1QFY12 adjusted net profit of RM556m came in within house and
market expectations. Although Maxis offers a 6.5% dividend yield, the highest
yield among other telco players, given its limited expected total return, we
maintain HOLD call with our DDM-derived (cost of equity: 7.2%, growth: 1.5%)
target price of RM5.69.).
SP Setia is set to achieve this year sales target of RM4bn driven by
developments in Setia Eco Alam, Setia Business Park 1 & 2, the Kuala Lumpur Eco
City , as well as projects located in Penang and overseas. Although 1HFY12 sales of RM1.8bn
made up 45% of target, we believe this is achievable through new launches in
2HFY12. We resume coverage on SP Setia with a Hold call. Following revisions
made to our forecasts, we lower our RNAV-based target price to RM3.60 from
RM3.90, previously.
Other reports
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KPJ
Healthcare (Results Review): 1QFY12
came in within expectations, rich valuations (Maintain HOLD, TP: RM4.96) [download
report]
Other Malaysian news
§ Maybank,
CIMB: Can breathe a sigh of relief
§ DiGi: Rolls out
‘smart’ plan
§ SapuraKencana: Seadrill
sells 6% stake
§ Affin
Bank: Awaits clear decision by Indonesian regulators
§ MAS: Reviews
vendor contracts to slash costs
§ MBSB:
Inks RM120m debt deal for Pantai
Plaza project
§ Maybulk: To expand
fleet despite weak market
§ Globaltec: To expand in
plantations
§ SDB: Buys land in
Sungai Buloh
§ TSM: To be
suspended soon
§ SYF
Resources: Hii is now substantial shareholder
§ IPO:
Felda Global’s retail price set at RM4.55 per share
§ IPO:
IHH bumiputera tranch at RM2.85
§ Oil
& Gas: Several parties keen on importing LNG
Global news
§ US: Economy
in expanded less than previously estimated
§ US: Companies
added fewer workers than forecast in May
§ US: Jobless
claims increase
§ US: Business
activity unexpectedly grew at slower pace
§ Europe: Spain hasn’t asked for IMF Aid, no help planned
§ Europe: Spain says it has months to raise bank-bailout
funds
§ Europe : Euro-area
inflation slows more than economists forecast
§ Japan : Industrial
production rises less than anticipated
§ Philippines : Growth
beats estimates as Aquino boosts spending
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