Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Market Roundup | 25 June 2013


FBMKLCI    1728.64pts      -9.55pts  (-0.55%)      Volume  1.599b            Value RM2.852b
 
 
1) Weaker US market overnight saw KLCI gapped down and touched a low of 1723.74 (-14.45pts) before recovering marginally after China's central bank said they will closely monitor the money market rate and keep it at reasonable levels. Regionals saw a sharper recovery with HSI and SHCOMP recovering from intraday low of -1.4% and -5.6%. In the local market, BANKING -1.12% stocks weighed the index down CIMB -0.98%, MAYBANK -1.38%, HLBANK -2.18%, PBBANK -0.83%; while the PLANTATION +0.87% index gained behind better export numbers lead by BKAWAN +7.78%, IOICORP +0.77%, GENP +2.81%, HSPLANT +5.29%. Market breadth was generally negative with losers surpassing gainers by 531 : 258. Futures closed 1730.5 pts (2 pts premium)
  
2) Heavyweights : MAYBANK -1.38% RM10.00, SKPETRO -3.98% RM3.86, PBBANK -0.83% RM16.66, CIMB -0.98% RM8.05, HLBANK -2.18% RM13.44, GENTING -0.8% RM9.92, YTL -1.83% RM1.61, BAT +2.25% RM58.30
  
3) DBT : CAMRES 4.213mil @ RM 0.19 (2.17% PUC @ 10.5% discount), PENERGY 3mil @ RM1.85 (0.93% PUC @ 10.8% discount), PERWAJA 1.2mil @ RM0.40
  
4) Situational:-
 
TENAGA +0.12% RM8.20, SIME +0.32% RM9.43 -  Tenaga Nasional Bhd has entered into a shareholders agreement with Sime Darby Bhd to establish a joint venture (JV) undertaking biogas project development from agricultural waste product. This is inline with the national agenda in promoting renewable energy to support the current shortage of gas supply and aging power plant, it is the intention of both Sime Darby Plantation and TNB Energy to develop renewable energy plants using biogas converted from palm oil mill effluent with the objective of selling the electricity generated to the national grid.
 
5) Cresendo
 
1Q 4/2013         Tover -18% RM71.05m     Net +47.5% RM18m           9.2sen
 
                                    5% below cons(f) RM75.4m
 
 
 
Revenue for the current quarter decreased 18% from RM71.0 million as compared to RM85.7 million for the corresponding quarter in last year. The decrease in revenue was mainly due to lower sales in construction services from the completion of external construction contracts which were actively carried out in last year. However PAT increased 47%, attributed by higher properties sales compounded by higher sales of high margin property especially industrial property during the quarter.
 
The unrecognised revenue from the total committed property sales as at 30 April 2013 is RM133 million.
  
The company's strategic industrial park will continue to benefit from the spill over of Singaporean light-medium manufacturers looking for a cheaper alternative in Iskandar. Trading at prospective PE of 7.7x and forecast yield of 5%, we continue to recommend  accumulate on weakness.
 
6) Market - Choppy conditions to continue although some trading value is beginning to emerge. With the recent swift sharp falls we are expecting a short term technical bounce. Trading ideas to capitalise on this movements include, Tebrau, Naim, Perdana, Huayang, E&O.