Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Market Roundup | 26 October 2015


FBMKLCI 
1706.79pts   -4.14pts (-0.24%)    Volume
1.907b   Value RM 1.802b

 

1) The KLCI trended lower today ignoring  stronger global market over the weekend spurred by anticipation of additional stimulus by the ECB. Regionally also mostly higher aided by a surprise cut in Chinese interest rate & RRR boosted stocks in NIKKEI +0.65%, SHCOMP +0.50%, STI+0.54% while the HSI -0.15%, ASX -0.07% ebbed after reaching its day high. Broad market  faced profit taking as the TECHNOLOGY -1.30% index led in losses weighed by recent gainers UNISEM -5.17%, INARI -1.62%, GTRONIC -2.04%. Market breadth was negative as losers led gainers by 466 : 402. Market futures closed at 1708pts (1pt premium).

 

2) Heavyweights : DIGI -1.77% RM5.53, PETGAS -1.35% RM23.28, PCHEM -1.23% RM6.38, TENAGA -0.31% RM12.76, MAXIS -0.74% RM6.70, PBBANK -0.21% RM18.60, MAYBANK -0.23% RM8.57, IOICORP +2.76% RM4.46.

 

3) DBT : RSAWIT 140mil @ RM0.50 (9.87%PUC), CARING 27.777mil @ RM2.08 (12.75% PUC), KLCC 5.971mil @ RM7.03.

 

4) Situational:-

GADANG +2.74% RM1.50 - Gadang Holdings Bhd has clinched a RM375.1m contract from Petroliam Nasional Bhd’s (Petronas) subsidiary PRPC Utilities and Facilities Sdn Bhd. The property and construction player told Bursa Malaysia that the letter of award given to its unit Gadang Engineering Sdn Bhd was to undertake a project known as - Utilities, interconnecting, offsite (U10) facilities: Procurement, construction and commissioning of civil and infrastructure works at interconnecting sleepers amd utilities area 2 (Package 14-0301) at Pengerang, Johor.

 

5) Nestle

Nestlé has invested approximately CHF 87 million (RM 378 million) in a new beverages factory and noodle line in Malaysia. Both facilities are located in Nestlé’s largest manufacturing site in Shah Alam. The new factory, which cost CHF 66 million (RM 288 million), is Nestlé’s eighth in Malaysia. It will produce Ready-To-Drink products, including Milo,   Nestlé has also invested around CHF 21 million (RM 90 million) in a new high-capacity noodle line to produce Maggi Curry Noodles.

Over the past two years, Nestlé has invested more than CHF 137 (RM 600 million) as part of its long-term growth strategy in Malaysia.

 

 

6) Market – Cont easing stance by global central banks should see markets in general continue to be supported by the availability of liquidity however Msia could cont to lose out on foreign flows given the on going 1MDB saga. The bright spot however to look forward to could come when Valuecap begins its investment in undervalued GLCs beginning end Nov.