Stock Name: UE E&C
Company Name: UE E&C LTD.
Stock Name: Global Palm
Company Name: GLOBAL PALM RESOURCES HLGS LTD
Company Name: UE E&C LTD.
Research House: OCBC | Price Call: BUY | Target Price: 0.82 |
Stock Name: Global Palm
Company Name: GLOBAL PALM RESOURCES HLGS LTD
Research House: OCBC | Price Call: HOLD | Target Price: 0.17 |
MARKET PULSE: UE E&C, Global Palm |
26 Mar 2013 |
KEY IDEA UE E&C: Healthy pipeline of projects We met the management of UE E&C last week for an update. Despite the labour crunch in the construction industry and the cooling measures introduced by the government, management remains upbeat. The group has implemented productivity enhancement measures and adopted new technologies to facilitate work processes to help mitigate the tighter manpower constraints and rising costs. Meanwhile, the group has an estimated order-book of S$600-800m, anchored by four key residential developments: Austville EC, Watercolours EC, Prince Charles Crescent and the new Punggol EC. We now roll forward our estimate to FY13F and incorporate projections for the new Punggol EC project. This increases our SOTP fair value to S$0.82 (previously S$0.68). Upgrade to BUY. (Chia Jiunyang) MORE REPORTS Global Palm: HOLD with lower S$0.17 FV Global Palm Resources (GPR) continues to see a rise in its inventory of CPO (crude palm oil), this time more than doubling to 7.7k tonnes from 3.4k tonnes at end 3Q12 (also up 19% YoY). And with the continued high production of CPO (which is likely to continue into Mar as company expects FFB production to increase some 11% this year), GPR may see its stock pile inching even higher going into 2Q13. Meanwhile, new planting has been slow - GPR only added 331k ha last year - and plans to plan 300-400ha this year, citing tough negotiations with the local population. Recent FY12 results were slightly disappointing - GPR reported a net loss of IDR39.8b; but if we strip out the bio-asset fair value losses, core earnings would have come in at IDR51.5b, or 10% below our forecast. In view of the still muted outlook for CPO, we cut our FY14 forecast for revenue by 13% and core earnings by 12%; this also brings our fair value down from S$0.19 to S$0.17, still based on 10x FY13F EPS. Maintain HOLD. (Carey Wong) |
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