Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Market Roundup | 19 Nov 2012

FBM 1623.31      -5.97pts (-0.37% )   Volume 848.8mil  Value RM1,112mil
 
1) KLCI has fallen more than 50points since touching its all-time high of 1675.69 in early November, as investors continued to shy away from the local bourse on election fears despite regional markets rebounding today after US lawmakers expressed confidence a budget deal could be reach to avert the fiscal cliff. Index were weighted down by telco names DIGI and AXIATA in light trading.  Market breadth stayed negative with decliners leading advancers 378:280. Future closed 1616.5 (7 pts discount).
 
2) Heavyweights: DIGI-1.44% RM4.79, BAT-3% RM57.94, AXIATA-0.67% RM5.96, PBBANK-0.39% RM15.38, IOICORP-0.8% RM4.93, TM-1.09% RM5.45, SIME-0.3% RM9.53, GENTING+0.77% RM9.15
 
3) DBT: FITTERS 8mil @ RM0.64, BIOSIS 2mil @ RM0.45 (36.36% Premium)
 
4) Situational:
MRCB+2.33% RM1.76: Share price rose following news of MRCB being a front runner to head a RM3bn railway line project for freight trains linking Serendah to Port Klang to help ease congestions around KL central. The plan that was submitted by MRCB JV partner DMIA is expected to submit to the national transport commission, Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat (SPAD), as early as next month.
5) Dayang
9 months Sept 2012  Tover +12% RM316.6m    Net +24% RM88.4m EPS 16.09sen
13% above Cons(f) RM94m excl fair value adjustments
 
In the first nine months, the marine charter business registered higher revenue, contributing RM85.9 million or 27% to the total group revenue as compared to the corresponding period of last year of RM55.5 million or 19% of the group revenue. PBT increased by 21% from RM90.7 million to RM109.4 million, due to higher profit margin, contributed largely by the marine charter business. The strong marine numbers are mainly due to higher fleet utilisation and additional revenue from the charter of a new workboat, Dayang Topaz. 9mths numbers were also bolstered by changes in the fair value of investment in Perdana Petroleum Berhad, (categorised as an available-for-sale financial asset) which saw a quarterly +RM16.4m, resulting in a 9mths + RM7.8m effect.  Immediate prospects secured by its remaining RM1.2bn order book but major rerating catalyst remains the Pan Malaysian HUC contract of which results are expected to be known before the end of the year. BOW.
 
6) Market - Improving global sentiment on a compromise to be reached over the US fiscal cliff should help the KLSE shake out of its current rut. Retracement in several key blue chips are down to attractive levels for accumulation over the medium term, GentM, RHBCap, POS, Armada, TimeCom.