Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Market Roundup | 3 November 2014


 
FBMKLCI   1853.34   -1.81pts   (-0.10%)     Volume  1.862b   Value 1.895b
 
 
 
1)  The KLCI broke its 7 day winning streak despite the stronger US market which rose to record highs last Friday. In the regional market, bourses were mixed as the SHCOMP+0.41% bucked the trend on expected SOE (state-owned enterprise) reforms, while HSI -0.34%, KOSPI -0.58%, ASX -0.38% closed below  shrugging off the China's HSBC flash PMI that came inline with consensus. In the local market, trades was choppy today as the CONSTRUCTION +0.78% index bucked the trend with strong gains from IJM +1.44%, GAMUDA +0.97% while the TECHNOLOGY -0.59% index lost the most grounds weighed by INARI -2.33%, UNISEM -2.36%, CENSOF -5.69%. Market breadth was neutral today as losers inched gainers by 449 : 422.  Futures closed at 1855 (2 pts premium).
 
 
 
2) Heavyweights : PETGAS -2.40% RM21.94, CIMB -1.23% RM6.41, FGV -3.00% RM3.55, PBBANK -0.32% RM18.48, TENAGA +1.04% RM13.50, MAXIS +1.03% RM6.81, TM +1.11% RM7.28, AXIATA +0.42% RM7.08.
 
 
 
3) DBT : NIHSIN 11.83mil @ RM0.36 (5% PUC @ 26.5% discount), CNI 5mil @ RM0.05 (53% discount), BIMB 3.5mil @ RM4.27.
 
 
 
4) Situational:-
 
MUHIBBAH  +1.03% RM2.93  - Muhibbah announced last week that it has secured contracts from Jasa Merin Sdn Bhd, a 70% owned subsidiary of Silk Holdings for two units of Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels (AHTSV) with a value of approximately RM219m. The vessels are scheduled to be delivered by end of 2Q15.
 
 
 
5) PRES BHD
 
Prestariang Berhad entered into a MOU with MIE Corporate Holdings Sdn Bhd to undertake a preliminary study to review the feasibility of proceeding with the setting up of a joint-venture company for the supply of manpower (both local and foreign) to the Oil & Gas Industry, including the Rapid Project.
MIEI is a local consortium partner together with CTCI-Chiyoda JV from Taiwan and Synerlitz (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, and is a successful tenderer of a particular Package under the Refinery and Petrochemicals Integrated Development ("RAPID") project. MIEI is involved in the Oil & Gas Downstream EPCC business as well as in the Oleochemical and Chemical industries has, among others, the ability and capacity to (i) absorb trained (skilled and up-skilled) Malaysian manpower and (ii) source for foreign skilled manpower, for its Oil & Gas and related industries' projects.
Upon the successful execution of this MOU, both Prestariang and MIE intend to co-operate with each other and combine their expertise, efforts and resources through the formation of a JVC with a view to jointly undertake the setting-up, operation and management of a business entity to source, acquire, train and supply skilled and semi-skilled workers (both Malaysian and foreign) particular in relation to the RAPID project in Pengerang, Johor, and to related industries in general.
Accordingly, Prestariang shall hold an equity of 51 percent (51%) whilst MIEC shall take up 49 percent (49%) of the issued and paid-up capital of the JVC to be set up specifically for the aforementioned business venture.
 
Neutral as this new venture has yet to prove its business model while PresBhd continues to search for a partner for its University.
 
6) Market - CI could continue its consolidation phase after recovering all of its losses from the recent sell down and also with the uncertainty over Anwar's verdict tomorrow.