Published: Friday June 22, 2012 MYT 8:55:00 AM
Public Invest Research maintains Outperform on SP Setia, RM4.40 TP
KUALA LUMPUR: Public Invest Research is maintaining its Outperform call on SP Setia with a target price of RM4.40.
It said on Friday, the RM4.40 target price is at a 10% discount to RNAV of RM4.87.
“SP Setia netted RM92.4mil in Q2 FY12 (+0.2% on-year, +24.8% on-quarterq) which was within our expectations. Year-to-date net profit was RM166.4mil, making 51.7% and 34.5% of our and the consensus full year estimates.
“Unbilled sales reached record high for the group with RM4.8bil and net gearing was healthy at 0.3 times,” it said.
Public Invest Research said the RM4bil sales target was on track. It said the annual sales target was still achievable in its view with contributions from Johor (RM1bil), Bandar Setia Alam/Setia Eco Park (RM1bil), KL EcoCity (RM1bil) and the remaining from the projects in Penang, Sabah and overseas projects.
New projects included Aeropod (Sabah), 18 Woodsville (Singapore) and 11 Brook Residences (Penang) which are more than 50% booked.
The research house said as for the Battersea Urban Renewal Project, SP Setia believes it could overcome the issues plaguing the previous owners of the Battersea redevelopment project namely financing, selling risk and land issues by riding on its strategic partners (Sime and possibly EPF) strong balance sheets, tapping on its existing 100,000 Malaysian costumers database and the fact that infrastructure plans for the project are already in place which could expedite development process.
“The GDV could be as high as RM40bil, comprising 3.5m sf apartments, 0.5m sf of social housing and the remaining will be retail, offices, etc. The land deal should be finalized by 4 Jul. No change to our RNAV for now,” it said.
- Police arrest 18 protestors at candlelight vigil for Adam Adli outside Jinjang police station (updated)
- Scuffle breaks out at candlelight vigil for Adam Adli in Penang
- Negri Exco members given a month to declare assets, give up business interests
- Official GE13 results gazetted, 21-day period for petitions begins Thursday
- Foreigners with MyKas cannot vote, says NRD
- NFC consultancy fee was set at RM2.75mil
- Sosilawati murder case verdict to be announced Thursday
- Student activist to be charged in court Thursday after remand expires
- Pakatan-held states won’t be sidelined in tourism push, says Nazri
- Grandmother of seven detained for alleged drug trafficking
- Extended remand for second suspect in Customs deputy D-G murder
- Remanded shooting suspect could have been murdered, says police (updated)
- BN should merge into single multi-racial party, says Gerakan acting president
- Felda fails to get judgment against PKR sec-gen Saifudin Nasution
- Hisham says security in east Sabah top priority
- Deleum's earnings down 31% to RM6.8mil
- AirAsia Q1 operating profit up 6% to RM254.93m (Update)
- KL Kepong’s earnings slip 2.4% to RM209.6m as CPO prices drop
- Dayang earnings surge to RM58.39m with RM3.5b jobs in hand
- Malaysia's inflation rate up 1.7% in April, highest in 11 months
- Profit taking on Maybank, Genting sends KLCI into the red
- Alliance Research 'Neutral' on IOI Corp, ups TP to RM5.41
- Petronas Chemicals to decide on Gebeng plant by year-end
- Petronas stocks, KLK drag KLCI into the red
- KPJ Healthcare Q1 earnings down 24.7% to RM25m
- Boustead Q1 earnings down 30.9% on weaker CPO prices
- More dividends from Pacific & Orient
- CIMB, Tenaga up as KLCI again eyes 1,800 (Update)
- Bumi Armada advances to high of RM4.14 on firmer earnings
- Samchem eyes Vietnam, to contribute 30% of group revenue
- Sinai kidnappers free Egypt security personnel
- Farmers plant rice near doomed Fukushima plant
- Pope calls for loyalty from Chinese Catholics
- Rinehart loses $7 bn but still Australia's richest
- Syria opposition urges rebels to join Qusayr battle
- US experts reject murder theory in scientist's death
- Polish mine launches salt photo contest
- Thunder star Durant pledges $1mil for tornado relief
- Amazon plans greenhouse-style headquarters
- Cricket: Warner fined for Twitter outburst
- Cycling: Wintry weather may force more Giro changes
- Injured Murray withdraws from French Open
- Ramy wins fiery battle of words and deeds
- Low Wee Wern fails to clear opening round again in British Open
- Teenager Addeen gets massive boost Down Under
- Hosts Malaysia make a tame exit at the hands of Germany
- Denmark not prepared to take on mighty China just yet
- Japanese upset Danes and Joo-bong is all smiles
- Dane loves to unwind with her Modern Family
- Tommy not afraid to play for country despite loss
- It’s the last $traw thanks to the BWF
- BAM: There will be no more sweeping under the carpet
- Cyclists give the thumbs up to world-class velodrome
- Australian Evans says Giro dream still alive
- EPF invests more abroad, investment assets exceed half-a-trillion ringgit
- Bad behaviour spreads to oil market
- Suria Capital, SBC Corp in RM1.8b Sabah JV
- Green Packet ready to sell some assets
- What is the Irish loophole behind iPhone maker Apple's low tax bill(update)
- Petronas stocks, KLK drag KLCI into the red
- Dayang gets RM2bil Shell job
- What is integrated talent management?
- Malaysia's inflation rate up 1.7% in April, highest in 11 months
- San Miguel keen to keep bank unit if CIMB walks away from RM905.55mil deal
- EPF invests more abroad, investment assets exceed half-a-trillion ringgit
- Samchem eyes Vietnam, to contribute 30% of group revenue
- Suria Capital, SBC Corp in RM1.8b Sabah JV
- What is the Irish loophole behind iPhone maker Apple's low tax bill(update)
- Green Packet ready to sell some assets
- What is integrated talent management?
- Petronas Chemicals to decide on Gebeng plant by year-end
- CIMB Q1 profit advances 37%
- Plantation player TSH sees breaching 50,000ha by year-end
- Deleum's earnings down 31% to RM6.8mil


