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The Edge - Brokers' Digest (Oct 8 - Oct 14, 2007)
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Advance SCT (Oct 4: $1.02) TP: $1.34 MAINTAIN BUY. AAdvance SCT entered into a joint venture with a Chinese smelter company, to own and operate an existing copper smelter in China. This acquisition would also strengthen the group's position as a copper supply chain management provider. Meaningful contribution to the Group from this smelter is expected from 2008. We estimate earnings of $21.1 million for FY2007 (EPS: 8.5 cents) and $37.2 million for FY2008 (EPS: 13.8 cents). We compare Advance SCT with other environment stocks, namely water treatment companies. These are trading at an average of 12 times PE. Applying it to the average EPS for FY2007/2008, we arrive at a target price of $1.34. - DMG & Partners Research (Oct 3) China Haida (Oct 4: 31.5 cents) TP: 34 cents HOLD. The group saw 1H2007 revenue surging 36.1% y-o-y to 219.2 million renminbi ($43.26 million) due to higher contribution from its domestic sale of aluminium composite and single panels. Profit before tax grew a respectable 12.8% y-o-y to 24.4 million renminbi but this was eroded by a 151.8% increase in taxes that led to net profit falling 8.8% from 18.7 million renminbi to 17.1 million renminbi. The increase in prices of raw materials, especially aluminium, compressed Haida's gross margins from 20.7% in I H2006 to 17.3 % in I H2007. Using a discounted cashflow model, we peg the fair value per share at 34 cents, which offers limited upside potential from the current share price of 31.5 cents. - NRA Capital (Oct 2) SembCorp Marine (Oct 4: $5.25) TP: $6 MAINTAIN BUY. SembCorp Marine (SMM) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Brazilian engineering group WTorre to co-own and operate a shipyard in Rio Grande, Brazil. Most significantly, in a very explicit endorsement of the joint venture, Petrobras, Brazil's state oil company, is expected to sign a rental contract spanning 10 years. Our derivation is now set at 28 times our 2008 earnings estimate versus 21 times previously. SMM has traded at 22.5 times forward earnings and, as its order book visibility is stronger now, we believe this is justified. Furthermore, it reflects appropriately the re-rating of its Cosco shares, now worth 51 cents/ SMM share. Price target raised to $6 from $4.75. - UBS Investment Research (Oct 3) Celestial Nutrifoods (Oct 4: $1.49) TP: $2.10 MAINTAIN BUY. We saw the work-in-progress of the biodiesel plant. Production is expected to commence by the end of 2007. We remain positive on the company's prospects on the back of growing affluence, demand for health food and beverages and increasing consumerism in China. We have lowered our FY2007F net profit down by 5.8% as we increase our forecast of its interest expense (from its convertible bonds), higher effective tax and a lower gross margin due to higher soybean prices. We have also factored in contributions from its new products in FY2008F and FY2009F. Our target price is revised to $2.10 (premised on 15 times earnings) as we roll over our valuations to FY2008F. - DBS Vickers Securities (Oct 1) Fibrechem Technologies (Oct 4: $1.81) TP: $2.23 MAINTAIN OUTPERFORM. We visited Fibrechem's Xiamen facilities recently and noted two key developments. First, Fibrechem's microfibre product is gaining rapid customer traction. Second, the company is preparing to launch a new product, quite aggressively. In 2008, upstream expansion into polyester chips should give Fibrechem the ability to produce another new product. Our earnings estimates remain unchanged but with the major part of 2007 over, we have rolled forward our valuation basis to CY2008 from CY2007. Our target remains based on DCF valuation (WACC 12 %). Our new target implies 15.2 times CY2008 and 11.1 times CY2009 fully diluted PER. Raising target price from $1.98 to $2.23. - CIMB-GK Research (Oct 3) Singapore Telecommunications (Oct 4: $3.98) TP: $4.27 MAINTAIN OUTPERFORM. Singapore Telecommunications' diversified earnings base, liquidity and exposure to the world's fastest-growing mobile markets offer a unique investment proposition in an uncertain market environment. Based on the current prices of Singtel's other associates and our fair valuation of SingTel's Singapore operations, Indonesia's Telkomsel is trading at an implied 12.5 times CY2008 PER. India's Bharti continued to gain the largest share of new subscribers and outpace industry growth. Our sum-of-parts-valuation has been raised primarily on a higher target price for Bharti and changes in currency assumptions. Our earnings have been raised by 1 % for FY2008-2010 to reflect earnings upgrades for Bharti. Higher target price of $4.27. - CIMB-GK Research (Oct 1) Read More... |
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