Thursday, November 13, 2014

Market Roundup | 12 November 2014


FBMKLCI   1816.24pts   -8.87pts   (-0.49%)     Volume  1.691b   Value 1.815b

 

 

 

1) The KLCI dipped below the 1820pts support level dragged by banking heavyweights  MAYBANK, PBBANK and CIMB after the US market stalled at its record highs on Tuesday with tepid volume due on Veterans day. In the regional scene however, bourses continue to climb ahead of the widely anticipated Hong Kong and China trading link next week as firms reported a surge in brokerage, SHCOMP +1.00% & HSI +0.55% both closed decisively higher. In the local scene, INDUSTRIAL -1.29% index was the biggest loser today weighed down by PETGAS -2.82%, MISC-2.43%, PPB -1.44%, SIME  -0.41%. Market breadth was negative today as losers beat gainers by 510 : 265. Futures closed at 1809.5 (7 pts discount)

 

 

 

2) Heavyweights : MAYBANK - 1.43% RM9.65, PBBANK -0.87% RM18.10, PETGAS -2.82% RM21.34, CIMB -0.95% RM6.25, IHH -2.30% RM4.67, MISC -2.43% RM7.63, TENAGA +1.97% RM13.40, MAXIS +1.78% RM6.84.

 

 

 

3) DBT : YINSON 4mil @ RM2.57 (0.387% PUC @ 2.7% discount), FABER 3.5mil @ RM3.01, ISPSAH 3.4mil @ RM1.4740, TITIJYA 2.05mil @ RM2.14

 

 

 

4) Situational:-

 

PUNCAK +4.3% RM 3.60 - Air  Selangor  inks  accord  involving  total  of RM9.65bn.  Selangor's  new  water  entity,  Pengurusan  Air  Selangor SB (Air Selangor), has signed the share S&P agreement with Puncak Niaga Holdings,  marking the start of the takeover of the operations and maintenance of water treatment plants and water supply services in the state. Following the agreement, Air Selangor is now the new owner  of  Puncak  Niaga  SB  and  Syarikat  Bekalan  Air  Selangor (Syabas). The group has set aside RM534mil from the total proceeds of RM1.6b to be distributed to shareholders as special dividends (RM1.00). The deal is expected to be completed in 60 days from the SPA.

 

 

 

5) HAP SENG PLANT

 

9mths 09/2014               Tover +22.7% RM368.8m            Net +59% RM92.4m       11.6sen

 

                                    4% below cons(f) RM127.6m

 

 

 

Group PAT for the year to date was higher than the preceding year corresponding period by 59% and 60% respectively primarily due to higher sales volume and higher average selling price of CPO and PK in the first half of the financial year. Consequently, basic earnings per share for the year to date increased to 11.55 sen from 7.24 sen in the preceding year corresponding period.

 

In the 3Q CPO sales volume was 13% higher at 47,636 tonnes whilst Palm Kernelsales volume was 7% lower at 8,935 tonnes due to timing of deliveries. Average selling price realization of CPO and PK for the current quarter were RM2,215 and RM1,412 per tonne respectively as compared to the preceding year corresponding quarter of RM2,340 per tonne for CPO and RM1,271 per tonne for PK. Production costs were mainly affected by higher manuring costs and higher field costs due to increase in harvesting rate and labour mobilization costs.

 

 

 

We rate it a hold based on its current PE of 15,8x and indicative yield of 4.2%.

 

 

 

6) Market - Current CI pull back should see strong support ard the 1800pts levels although selling in mid/smaller cap may continue until higher volumes are attained otherwise this current trend may persist till mid November.