Thursday, July 25, 2013

Market Roundup | 23 July 2013


 FBMKLCI   1805.31  +7.63pts  (+0.42%)   Volume  1.425b   Value RM2.252b
  
1)The KLCI opened 10 pts higher and closed at an all-time high above the 1800 level after the US market closed higher overnight behind weaker housing data and earnings from companies which fuelled speculation that stimulus would continue. In the regional market, SHCOMP index +1.95% rose the most in almost two weeks as the government hints on more capex spending on railroads and environmental gear to maintain 7% GDP. In the local market, INDUSTRIAL index +0.77% outperformed with gains in BAT +1.53%, SIME +0.42%, MISC +1.21%. Market breadth was slightly positive with gainers leading losers by 415 : 392. Futures closed 1808 (3 pts premium)
 
 
 
2) Heavyweights : MAYBANK +0.56% RM10.72, CIMB +0.47% RM8.52, PBBANK +0.35% RM17.10, IHH +1.46% RM4.15, GENM +1.28% RM3.95, BAT +1.53% RM60.70, SIME +0.42% RM9.54, GENTING-0.60% RM9.84
 
 
 
3) DBT :  MNC 22mil @ RM0.25 (23.287% PUC @ 24% discount), KRETAM 3.5mil @ RM2.50 (7.5% discount), FARLIM 2.257mil @ RM0.33 (1.608% PUC @ 4.4% discount).
 
 
 
4) Situational:-
 
AFUJIYA +3.33% RM0.62 - Sarawak-based ABM Fujiya made a firm debut on Bursa Malaysia on Tuesday at 65 sen, which was five sen above its initial offer price (IPO) of 60 sen a share. Its IPO of 10.5 million shares available for public application was oversubscribed 9.77 times.  The IPO exercise is expected to raise RM13.8 million and the proceeds will be used for repayment of bank borrowings (6 million), working capital (6 million) and payment of listing expenses (RM1.8 million). Founded in 1971, ABM Fujiya manufactures various types of automotive batteries, which are used in a wide range of Malaysian, Japanese, Korean and European motor vehicles. the company has four plants in Kuching with a total production capacity of 1.6 million batteries per annum and 2.9 million units of battery covers and containers per annum. The company exports its products to more than 50 countries globally with the Malaysian and overseas markets contributing 51.6% and 48.4% of its FY12 revenue respectively.
 
 
 
5) Perdana
 
Announced that the Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Petra Offshore Limited  entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with Nam Cheong International Ltd  for the acquisition of one unit of Accommodation/Work Barge having the Hull Number SK312  at a consideration of USD29.5 million.
 
The total purchase consideration of USD29.5 million for the Vessel would be funded by internally generated funds and bank borrowings. Twenty percent (20%) of the total purchase consideration would be paid as deposit and the balance of the total purchase consideration of USD23.6 million shall be paid upon delivery of the Vessel expected in the third quarter 2014.
 
+ve as considered a timely acquisition with the Pan Malaysian HUC contracts secured by Dayang requiring a significant number of marine vessels for their Shell contract. Full year earnings effect expected only in 2014 with net profits levels set to hit around the RM80m levels valuing it at undemanding PE of 13x (@ Rm2.00). Accumulate.
 
 
 
6) Market - Continued rotational play on mid cap names on the back of a firmer undertone.