Showing posts with label Bursa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bursa. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

News Bits | 4 March 2013


IDEAS OF THE DAY (SEE SEPARATE REPORTS FOR DETAILS)
l  Sector Update: Rubber Glove
l  On Our Portfolio: A Better Sentiment Ahead?
l  On Our Technical Watch: Weekly Technical
 
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
l  RHB, JBIC ink USD100.0m 'green' deal
l  HLCap takeover saga continues
l  KLCC Prop's REIT listing in April
l  Bursa Malaysia embarks on efforts to attract more foreign
l  UMW Toyota achieves record sales last year
l  Plenitude unit in deal to sell land
l  CBSA receives cash offer from Majujaya
 
FOREIGN NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
l  Carlyle-led consortium agrees to buy 7 Days for USD688.0m
l  BP wins bid for access to transocean oil-spill insurance
 
ECONOMIC NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (MACRO BITS)
Malaysia
l  BNM Says Illicit Capital Outflow Likely Overstated
Asia
l  Japan's Consumer Prices Fall For Third Straight Month
l  Japan, EU To Launch Free Trade Talks
l  China February Factory Growth Cools To 5-Month Low
l  China Tightens Mortgage Rules As Home Prices Keep Rising
Americas
l  Manufacturing Sector Surges; US Construction Contracts
l  US Consumer Sentiment Boosted By Jobs Optimism
l  For Americans, Income Falls But Spending Goes Up
l  Obama Signs Sweeping Us Budget Cuts Into Effect
l  Brazil Economy Grew 0.9% In 2012
Europe
l  UK Manufacturing Suffers Shock Contraction
l  Italy Jobless Rate Jumps To Record High Of 11.7 %In January
l  Eurozone Unemployment Hits 11.9%
l  EU 'Growth Boost From Us Free-Trade Deal'
l  Euro Leaders Demand Austerity As Italy Nears New Vote
Currencies
l  Euro Hovers Around $1.30 After Gloomy Data
Commodities
l  Brent Crude Oil Erases 2013 Gains, Slips On US Budget Cuts
l  Gold Down On Strong Us Data, Ignores Spending Cuts

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Market Roundup 090212

FBM30 1565.32, +12.14 points (+0.78%), Volume 3,314mil, Value 2,974mil

1) Index held steady even as key regional markets were mixed, as investors remained cautious over the terms of the 130bn Euro rescue package for Greece. KLCI continued its positive streak for the fifth day, upheld by buying support in select heavyweights (AXIATA+4%, PCHEM+1%, CIMB+1.3%, AMMB+2.4%). Index jumped 8 points during the auction period on late push on plantation stalwarts: IOI, KLK and heavyweights: IJM, GenM. Focus also shifted to water related stocks led by PUNCAK+30.3% (limit up) pulling up JAKS+24%, KPS+24%, SALCON+10% backed by heavy volume. Market breadth however turned mixed with losers edging gainers 456:447. Futures closed 1558.5 (7 points discount)

2) Heavyweights: AXIATA+4% RM4.97, IOICORP+2.4% RM5.60, CIMB+1.3% RM7.20, MAYBANK+0.% RM8.47, AMMB+2.4% RM6.10, KLK+2.3% RM25.50, PCHEM+1% RM7.00, MMCCORP+4.2% RM2.98, GENM+1.1% RM3.85, TENAGA-1.3% RM6.30.

3) DBT: CNOUHUA 30.3mil @ RM0.255 (4.5% PUC), BJTOTO 25mil @ RM4.35 (1.9% PUC), MSPORTS 20.4mil @ RM0.395 (3.8% PUC)

4) Situationals:

WCT+7.8% RM2.78: Share price rose after company secured a RM300.5 million construction contract from the government; the company says in an exchange filing the contract includes the design and construction of the headquarters of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) - a 31-storey office tower, a two-storey car park, a three-storey podium and other related works. Completion is expected by February 2015.

5) Bursa  FYE12/11,  Rev +16% RM420.1m, PAT +29% RM146.1m,  EPS  27.5c

Div for 4Q 13c bringing total div decl 26c-yielding 3.5%, 

95% profit distribution v 2010 20c div decl. 

6% below ann cons RM154.6m

Better set of results came from improved trading rev from securities segment +15% to RM193 million v RM167.9 million in 2010. Average daily trading value (ADV) increased 14% to RM1.79 bn v RM1.57 bn. Market capitalisation stood at RM1.29 trillion as at end of 2011, a slight increase from the RM1.28 trillion recorded at the end of 2010. Market velocity was constant at 33%. Despite the weak global market conditions, Bursa Malaysia attracted 28 new listings in 2011 compared with 29 in 2010.

"On the derivatives front, Trading revenue +36% to RM51.2 m breaking records in terms of contracts traded for both Bursa Malaysia Derivatives and crude palm oil futures and celebrated the first-year anniversary of our migration onto the CME Globex(r) trading platform in September last year. Total derivatives contracts traded increased by 37% to 8.45 million in 2011, from 6.15 million a year earlier, while foreign and domestic participation in the market grew by 57% and 30% respectively. Contracts traded for the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index Futures (FKLI) was up 24% to 2.48 million, compared to 1.99 million in 2010.

Qoq PAT -15% due to 3Q heavy selldown following downgrade of USA by S&P in Aug 2011 whilst investors adopted cautious stance in 4Q on deepening Eurozone crisis.

Comments: Co expects 2012 financial performance to at least mirror that of, if not better than, 2011 performance despite persistent global uncertainty, supported by strong domestic fundamentals. The divestment of assets by GLCs will further contribute to the liquidity and vibrancy of the market. YTD daily vol traded has been increasing culminating in achieving highest vol traded on 8/2/12 of 4.3bn will support another qtr of +ve rslts. HOLD

6) Mkt - continue to rotate amongst situationals and sectors to trend higher as mkts await resolution of Greece debt probs. Trading buy UEM, TimeCom