Thursday, May 8, 2014

Market Roundup | 7 May 2014


 

FBMKLCI   1860.43      0.00pts    (0.00%)     Volume  1.610b   Value 1.828b

 

 

 

1) The KLCI ended its day on a flattish note despite negative sentiments in the overall global market weighed down by the weaker US market overnight. In the regional scene, major bourses slumped after China services data raise concerns of slower growth in China, HSI  -1.05%, NIKKEI-2.93%, SHCOMP -0.89% all closed lower today just before the release of China Trade data tomorrow. In the local market, TECHNOLOGY +1.12% index outperformed the CI boosted by hefty gains in names like UNISEM +6.72%, GHLSYS +5.16%, MPI +1.16%, JCY +0.66%. Market breadth is skewed towards the negative as losers inched gainers by 373 : 365. Futures closed at 1854 (6pts discount).

 

 

 

2) Heavyweights : GENM -1.42% RM4.16, MAYBANK -0.30% RM9.78, CIMB -0.27% RM7.33, PETDAG -1.12% RM29.90, PBBANK +1.00% RM20.04, PPB +1.85% RM16.50, YTL +1.24% RM1.63, KLK +0.66% RM24.16.

 

 

 

3) DBT : KRETAM 13mil @ RM0.62, BIMB 10.405mil @ RM4.00 (2.7% discount), CIHLDG 4.5mil @ RM1.20 (2.77% PUC @ 4.3% premium), YINSON 300k @ RM7.80.

 

 

 

4) Situational:-

 

FAVCO 0.00 RM3.40 - Favelle Favco Bhd announced it had secured six orders for offshore and tower cranes worth RM98mil. They included purchase orders from companies registered in Singapore, Thailand, China, Indonesia and Australia, including Keppel Fels Ltd, Thai Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering & Construction Corp, China Merchants Heavy Industry, PT Megatama and Marr Contracting Pty Ltd. Delivery dates for the orders start from the second quarter of 2014 to the end of 2015.

 

 

5) Maxis

1Q Mar 2013    Tover -9% RM2.1bn     Net +2% RM484m   EPS 6.4sen

                        12% below   Cons(f)     RM2.2bn

 

 

 

On a year-on-year basis, Group revenue declined by 8.9% to RM2,119 million whilst service revenue declined by 4.9% to RM2,037 million. The decline in service revenue during the period under review was primarily driven by lower voice and SMS usage. Mobile Internet revenue, however, grew by 12.4% year-on-year to RM524 million despite the adverse revenue impact from the elimination of pay per use charges.

 

EBITDA margin of 50.6% recorded in the period was higher than previous period of 48.2%. The improvement was driven primarily by lower traffic, device related expenses, staff costs and marketing spend.

 

For the financial year 2014, the Group expects its service revenue to be similar to financial year 2013, as the industry is fast maturing most players in this space will be competing to offer the best service and at the most competitive rates. Maxis expect capex this year to total RM1.1bn. Declared an interim div of 8sen with expectations of full year yield of 5.6%. Hold

 

 

 

6) Market - Current conditions to prevail with weakness in smaller caps as traders unwind recent stocks that have enjoyed strong run ups. KLCI may drift lower with support seen at 1850pts.