Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Market Roundup | 15 Oct 2012

FBM30 1654.44   +1.08points (+0.07%)   Volume 1,003mil    Value 981.6mil
 
1) KLCI ended positive after bargain hunting of selected heavyweights in last hour trading saw index rebounding from its low of 1649.15pts (-4.21pts). Investors sentiment remain cautious despite China's export grew more than estimated last month while its inflation slowed. Index were supported by SIME, PCHEM and PETDAG as value failed to reached RM1bn mark in a thinly traded market. Market breadth was negative after decliners outpaced advancer 389:285. Futures closed 1657pts (2.5 points premium).
 
2) Heavyweights: CIMB-0.52% RM7.66, TENAGA-0.57% RM6.95, MAXIS-0.71% RM6.97, SIME+0.72% RM9.79, PCHEM+0.93% RM6.49, PETDAG+1.72% RM22.48, YTLPOWR+1.90% RM1.61
 
3) DBT: IDMENSN 10mil @ RM0.10 (4.2% PUC, 16.6% discount), KNM 8mil @ RM0.685, SCN 5.3mil @ RM0.155 (2.65% PUC)
 
4) Situationals:
SAAG-70% RM0.015: Shares of SAAG Consolidated Bhd fell substantially after announcing that they are looking to finalize an acceptable debt restructure, deferred repayment of principal and interest of the banking facilities. SAAG also suspended payments to creditors in the ordinary course of business with immediate effect. A meeting between group's loan creditors namely Arab Malaysian Bank Bhd, Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Bhd and Idaman Capital Bhd (CLO Holders) with Malayan Banking Bhd and State Bank of India are currently in talks.
5) TENAGA
 Tenaga Nasional Berhad announced that today it has entered into a Joint Development Agreement with PT PLN, the Indonesian state owned utility company involved in generation, transmission and distribution of electricity and PT Bukit Asam, a company primarily involved in coal mining and a holder of the Production Operation Mining Permit in Indonesia. The Parties previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 18 June 2012.
With the signing of this JDA, PT PLN, PTBA and TNB shall engage in binding terms and conditions pertaining to the development of the Coal Fired Power Plant Project, Coal Mine Project and HVDC Interconnection Project.  
The binding terms and conditions outline the responsibilities and roles of TNB, PT PLN and PTBA. The salient responsibilities include the following:- 
(i) TNB taking material role in the procurement relating to the HVDC Interconnecting Project;
(ii) PT PLN leading in the development of Coal Fired Power Plant Project; and
(iii) PTBA for the development of the Coal Mine Project.
 
The HVDC Interconnecting Project will involve a construction of an interconnection line from Telok Gong in Melaka to Garuda Sakti in Sumatera, Indonesia and the development and construction of a mine mouth coal fired power plant in Peranap, which is located at approximately 250 km south east of Pekanbaru, Sumatera, Indonesia. The capacity of the power plant in the above Project will depend on the outcome of the studies under the JDA. The Parties are envisaged to hold the appropriate level of interest in special purpose vehicles that will undertake the above Projects.
 
+ve this is in line with TNB's current initiative of growing non regulated business revenue to RM5bn by 2015 in viewing of the maturing domestic market.
 
6) Market - Rotational play to continue in select O&G names as evident by recent interest in Perisai, Alam, Perdana. Laggards worth accumulating include Waseong, Coastal, Penergy.