Monday, November 25, 2013

Market Roundup | 22 November 2013


FBMKLCI   1794.52    -0.13pts   (-0.01%)   Volume  1.502b   Value 1.691b

1) The KLCI index traded with tepid volume today as it closed flat even after the US market closed at record high overnight on the back of lower unemployment numbers for the month of September. In the regional market, bourses were generally higher with HSI +0.49%, NIKKEI +0.10%, STI +0.01% gaining on global optimism while the SHCOMP-0.43% declined over concerns of the government's efforts to curb robust property prices in the country. In the local market, a few o&g related names such as YINSON +5.29%, COASTAL +3.14%, ALAM +2.61% RM1.57, ARMADA +0.25% were the outperformer among the flattish market. Market breadth was positive with gainers edging passed losers by 416 : 324. Futures closed at 1787.5 (7 points discount).


2) Heavyweights: GENTING +0.46% RM4.34, CIMB +0.54% RM7.44, MAYBANK +0.41% RM9.59, MISC +1.29% RM5.48, UMW -1.58% RM12.42, PETGAS -0.67% RM23.54, KLK -0.83% RM23.85, PETDAG -0.78% RM30.28


3) DBT: KGB 18.573mil @ RM0.40 (11.559% PUC @  19.2% discount), MMSV 13mil @ RM0.1458 (7.975% PUC @ 28.9% discount), KEURO 5mil @ RM1.31 (10% premium).

4) Situational:-
PUNCAK +4.19% RM3.48 - The Selangor government has maintained its earlier offer to take over Puncak Niaga Holdings Bhd's water assets and those of itrs distribution subsidiary Syabas at RM5.6bn (equity plus asset values). The offer, made by the state's investment vehicle Kumpulan Darul Ehsan Bhd, is part of a RM9.65bn plan to bring all the private water supply concession assets in Selangor under state ownership. Puncak Niaga had previously declined the RM5.6bn offer made by the Selangor government in late February, saying that the offer was incomplete and inconclusive.

 
5) INTEGRAX : 9 mths 09/13  Rev+2.6% RM69.37mil  Net+4.1% RM30.1m EPS 10.03s Div 4.5s

            8% below FY cons RM43.8m

For the 9 months, revenue rose due to a 9.4% increase in cargo throughput in Lekir Bulk Terminal (LBT) as a result from higher demand for coal by TNB. Port operation revenue was actually up 6.9% while industrial properties segment saw a 51.3% contraction in revenue to RM1.46mil due to lower land sale.

 
QoQ, Revenue fell 1.8% due to 12.9% lower throughput in LBT. However PBT rose by 6.5% on lower depreciation and administrative charges in 3Q. Industrial properties segment saw a 296% increase in revenue on higher land sale.

Throughput is expected to double in the next 5 years upon the commencement of Tenaga's new power plants - M4 on 31 March 2015 and M5 on 1 Oct 2017. Each of these plants will boost the annual volume of coal imports by an additional 3m tonnes. Company is undervalued as it trades at 13.6xFY14 PER vs peers of 18x. Buy

 
6) Market: Trading next week, especially the first 2 days, will be influenced by the MSCI adjustments/rebalancing and  followed by possible month-end window dressing activities in the later part of the week.