Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Morning Call | 25 February 2014


FLOWS
Tuesday, 25 February, 2014
BUY
DIGI, MAXIS, GENTING
SELL
SIME, SKPETRO, MISC
STOCK ALERT
STOCK NAME
DATE
PRICE
BUY/SELL
TARGET PRICE
GTRONIC (7022)
25/2/2014
RM3.28
ACCUMULATE
RM4.00
Group has already lined up their next upcoming high margin product (the optical interface sensors & multiport that are used in smartphones, tablets and gaming applications) that will be introduced in 4Q 2013/1Q 2014. Globetronics has secured a substantial orders (from US, Japan, Europe clients) to be delivered in 1h of 2014 which will then contribute 60% of the groups revenue. We continue to like the group for its growth story as well as its net profit margin that grew from 10% to 14% in FY12 and is expected to grow to 17% in the next 2-3 years from its new product. In addition to the group’s strong balance sheet (net cash of RM140mil or RM0.52sens/share), group also expects a CAGR of 25% growth in net profit averagely for the next 3 years. Valuations seem attractive a 14.4x for FY14, and only 12.5x for FY15, current dividend yield is still attractive at current price at 5.8% for the last 12 months and is expected to increase to 7.1% in fy15 when the earnings from their turnkey product kicks in. Group pays approximately 5.1% dividend. Share price fell 4% within the last 8 trading days and we believe that this is a good opportunity to accumulate.
(RL)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


TDM (2054)  
25/2/2014
RM0.94
ACCUMULATE
RM1.50
Long term prospect remain in tact with the group steadily planting up its Indonesian landbank (37,856 hectares) since 2009 and expect to fully plant it by 2018. While 63% of its plantations are currently below the year of 16 years, the TDM’s management only expects a boost in earnings from FY16/17 where its Indonesia estates will contribute more significantly. This mid-cap plantation player also has a foothold in the healthcare industry where it operates 4 private hospitals (Kelana Jaya Medical, Kuantan Medical, Kuala Terengganu Medical, and Taman Desa Medical ). TDM’s healthcare division (~7% Pbt) is in the midst of expanding the capacity of the 3 private hospitals as it plans to double the bed capacity within the next 3 years. Currently valuations seem attractive as it’s trading at only 14.4x for fy14 and 10.68x for FY15 vs mid cap sector average of 15x. Group appears to be a good proxy to the plantation sector as it is cheap and sensitive to the CPO prices with every MYR100/tonne change would contribute by 8-9% per annum to its earnings.
(RL)
 
Calls for  FEB Week 2/Week 32014
STOCK
Initiation Dates
Initiation price
BUY/SELL
TARGET PRICE
LAST PRICE
% Change since Initiated
TROP (5401)
18/2/2014
RM1.24
ACCUMULATE
RM1.62
RM1.42
+14.5%
SOP (5126)
18/2/2014
RM5.99
ACCUMULATE
RM6.96
RM6.04
+0.8%
MPHBCAP (5237)
19/2/2014
RM1.78
ACCUMULATE
RM2.00
RM1.90
+6.7%
WASEONG (5142)
19/2/2014
RM1.99
ACCUMULATE
RM2.50
RM1.97
-1.2%
UMWOG (5243)
20/2/2014
RM4.39
BUY
RM4.80
RM4.33
-1.4%
MUHIBAH (5703)
20/2/2014
RM2.64
SELL
RM2.30
RM2.58
-2.3%
SEALINK (5145)
21/2/2014
RM0.445
BUY
RM0.55
RM0.465
+4.4%
PENERGY (5133)
21/2/2014
RM2.34
ACCUMULATE
RM2.70
RM2.53
+8.1%
KIMLUN (5171)
24/2/2014
RM1.59
ACCUMULATE
RM1.96
RM1.59
0.0%
TSH (9059)
24/2/2014
RM3.00
ACCUMULATE
RM3.60
RM3.00
0.0%

 

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