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Thursday, November 1, 2012

Market Roundup | 31 Oct 2012


FBM30 1673.07      -1.6 pts ( -0.1%)         Volume 1.599b        Value RM1.691b
 
1) The KLCI traded lower for most of the day in choppy trading, before closing -1.6 points on slightly improved volume. The lower close was despite the recovery in regional markets, marking it's first advance in 4 days. Market volume continues to be dominated by penny stocks TIGER+14%, INGENCO+17%, AMEDIA +13%, THHEAVY -4%. The Technology sector +2.2% outperformed, led by JCY +10%, UNISEM +2%, GTRONIC +0.7%. Market breath was again negative, with losers edging gainers 353:342. Futures closed 1673 pts ( parity).
 
2) Heavyweights: GENM +2% RM3.59, PCHEM +1.6% RM6.50, PARKSON +1.4% RM4.85, MISC +1.2% RM4.24, MMCCORP-3.3% RM2.61, PPB-3% RM13.46, ASTRO -1.8% RM2.71, BAT-1.6% RM63.24.
 
3) DBT: HUBLINE-WA 41.3m @ RM0.03 ( 2.7% of PUC), MAGNA 15m @ RM0.75 ( 10% disc).
 
4) Situationals
IGB -0.4%: after it was reported in variuos Taipei media that Co had won a NT$80b (RM8.36b) development project in Taipei. According to the report, the IGB-led consortium Taipei Gateway International Development Co Ltd had won a bid to build Taiwan's Twin Tower after a competitive process, fending off challenges from 2 other groups. IGB's partners in the bid are said to be Japanese & Taiwanese companies. The project, sited at Taipei's main railway station, is Taiwan's biggest urban development initiative.

 AEON -2.8% : after Co said it was not involved in any discussion with any party with regard to the proposed acquisition of Carrefour SA's operations in Malaysia. However, Aeon did say that it would make an appropriate announcement to the exchange should there be any development on the matter. The share price of Aeon rose some 8% 2 days ago when the story first surfaced.
 
5) TENAGA
FYE 8/2012        Tover +11.2% RM35.85bn      Net 4.2bn   EPS 76.8sen 
          Excl fuel cost compensation +4.9% vs cons(f) RM2.80bn
 
The company recorded YOY electricity demand growth of 4.3% for Pen. Malaysia, in line with the targeted country GDP of 4.5%. Operating expense grew 7.7% mainly due to fuel costs +23.9% and TNB general expense +96.4%. Average coal price recorded for the year was slightly lower at USD103.6/mtn vs USD106.9/mtn. Net earnings after adjusting for fuel cost compensation (RM1.48bn) and translation loss (-RM230.8m) totaled RM2.94bn.  Total debt stood at RM23.1bn but TNB has gradually reduced its forex exposure comprising 12.4% USD and 22.7% Yen. Foreign shareholdings has stabilized at 12.6%.  HOLD
 
6) Market - Immediate market direction will take its cue from the US market which resumes trading tonight ahead of important job data on Friday.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

News Bits | 31 Oct 2012


Reports
§  Newz Bits [download report]
 
Malaysian news
§  IOI Corp: Xiamen project to start contributing in FY15
§  Aeon Malaysia: Not involved in Carrefour deal
§  IGB: Bags RM8bn job in Taipei
§  Tan Chong: Targets 50,000 cars for 2012
§  Latexx:  Gek Seng buys 9.8% of company
§  O&G: Petronas, Lundin Oil find new oilfields in Pahang
§  O&G: RM2.4bn boost for Labuan 
 
Global news
§  US: Home prices in 20 cities rise by most in two years
§  Europe: October economic sentiment falls to three-year low
§  Europe: German jobs machine falters for first time since 2009
§  Europe: Greek coalition allies balk as Samaras says austerity talks done
§  China: Repo rate falls most since January as PBOC injects cash
§  Japan: BOJ offers unlimited loans to banks to increase demand
§  Japan: Industrial output drop
§  South Korea: Output rises for first time in four months on car makers
 
 
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