Monday, July 22, 2013

Market Roundup | 19 July 2013


FBMKLCI   1797.74  +6.20pts  (+0.35%)   Volume  1.649b   Value RM2.366b
 
1) THE KLCI shrugged off negative sentiments from regional markets as it closed just slightly below the 1800pts mark at 1797 after the US market rose overnight on the back of lower jobless claims data and better Philly Fed manufacturing numbers for July. In the region, SHCOMP -1.52% and HSI +0.08% were weighed down by developers and properties stocks. In the local market, bluechip stocks outperformed, lead by gains in TENAGA +3.22%, YTLP +3.57%, AMBANK +1.40%, MAYBANK+0.37% . Market breadth was positive with gainers edging losers 425: 380. Futures closed 1798.5 ( 1 pt premium).
 
 
2) Heavyweights: TENAGA +3.22% RM9.30, IOICORP +1.30% RM5.45, AMBANK +1.40% RM7.96, MAYBANK +0.37% RM10.64, IHH +1.52% RM4.01, AXIATA +0.29% RM6.78, SKPETRO -0.98% RM4.06, DIGI -0.43% RM4.60.
 
 
3) DBT :  WILLOW 38mil @ RM0.50 ( 15.323% PUC @ 9.1% discount), MINETEC 11.4mil @ RM0.1416 (3.769% PUC @ 11.5% discount), SCOPE 11mil @ RM0.2145 (2.198% PUC @ 6.8% discount).
 
 
4) Situational:-
 
HOHUP +1.81% RM0.84 - Ho Hup Construction will buy Zen Courts Sdn Bhd's 30% stake in Bukit Jalil Development Sdn Bhd (BJD) for RM35.97m. Ho Hup said the High Court had fixed the price for the acquisition of the stake in BJD, which is a subsidiary of Zen Courts. The High Court had in Mar-2012, orders Ho Hup to buy out Zen Courts following the breach of mutual trust between BJD's shareholders - Ho Hup and Zen Courts. While the buyout would give Ho Hup full control of BJD and an exit for Zen Courts, most importantly is that BJD itself is undertaking a development project in Bukit Jalil. The project involves a 60-acre freehold site.
 
 
5) GENTING : The Board announced that Genting Power China Limited (GPCL), an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company has today entered into a SSPA in respect of the proposed disposal by GPCL of the entire issued and paid-up share capitals of Coastal Gusu Heat & Power Ltd ("CGHP") and Coastal Suzhou Power Ltd ("CSP") to Wah Sun Investments Limited ("WSIL") for a total cash consideration of RMB44/- million (cRM22m). CGHP and CSP are both investment holding companies which collectively own 60% equity interest in Suzhou Coastal Cogeneration Power Company Ltd ("SCCPC"). SCCPC owns and operated a 107MW peaking power plant in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China. The Suzhou Power Plant was shut down in 2008; Neutral, the proposed disposal is not expected to have any material impact on GENT earnings or net assets FY2013. The power division recorded a 139.9% YoY increase in EBITDA in 1QFY13 underpinned by a higher despatch from the Meizhouwan power plant in China and construction revenue from the power plant in Indonesia. We understand that group is currently carrying out development works at the coal-fired power plant in West Java & had already signed the power purchase agreement for Banten Power Plant with the authorities.
 
 
6) Market : Profit taking fairly well absorbed, can expect further range bound trading next week. O&G an Construction names likely to remain in favour.