Review
§ Excel Force MSC Berhad (EFORCE) is currently the market leader in Malaysia for the provision of financial services business solutions. With more than a decade of experience in offering information systems and services to the Banks and Stock-Broking Companies in Malaysia, EFORCE is the first IT Company in Malaysia to provide a total, comprehensive and market-proven business solution for the stock broking industry from Front Office to Back Office. Over the years, EFORCE have built up a considerable number of well-established Stock Broking customers as well as renowned Financial Institutions and have attained approximately 90% of stock broking Public Gallery Display System and 70% of Electronic Client Ordering System market share in Malaysia.
§ Eforce reported a full year FY14 Net Profit of RM8.6 million (-11.24% QOQ, +23.2% YOY). The decrease in net profit QOQ, mainly caused by the disposal of office amounting RM1.6 million (net expenses for bonus issue and warrants).
§ From previous year, Revenue rose to RM21.6 million (+5.8% YOY), mainly attributed by the increase in Application Service Provider (ASP) by RM1.61 million and Application Solution (AS) with a slight boost of RM424 K. On the other hand, Maintenance Segment revenue decreases by RM787 K.
§ Eforce revenue and profit have been growing steadily over the past 5 years in despite of the market volatility.
§ Eforce has been lying on a comfortable growth of average 10.33% CAGR over the past 5 years, and estimated to continue on a modest growth over the coming years.
§ With an improving operational efficiency over years, EFORCE registered a 39.4% profit margin and 19.86% ROE closing FY14 with a tremendous improvement.
§ With the Current Payout Ratio of 60%, and DPS of 2.5 cent for FY14 the estimated Dividend Yield (DY %), is 4.1% based on current price of (RM0.605).
(EFORCE Balance Sheet, figures extracted from Annual Report)
Key Statistic (Millions) |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
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Cash and Equivalent |
26.33 |
24.04 |
20.55 |
NCAV |
33.1 |
28.8 |
26.9 |
Total Asset |
47.4 |
43.5 |
54.5 |
Borrowings |
1.8 |
1.3 |
7.2 |
Shareholders Fund |
40.4 |
39.1 |
43 |
Book Value Per share |
0.20 |
0.19 |
0.21 |
Net Cash |
24.53 |
22.74 |
13.35 |
Total share outstanding |
206.77 |
206.77 |
206.77 |
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Outlook
§ Existing EFORCE customer (Alliance Investment, Bimb Securities, Hong Leong Investment, Jupiter Securities, Kenanga Investment, Maybank Investment, Malacca Securities, Public Investment, RHB Investment, UOB Kay Hian) already captured 70% market shares of the Electronic Client Ordering System in Malaysia.
§ After a successful penetration in Thailand and Vietnam, next EFORCE will be focusing on the penetration of other Asian region (Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia & China)
§ A bright prospect, as company in focus on enhancement, development, and implementation of their product to existing and new clients.
§ Eforce is sitting on a comfortable economic moat, a sustainable competitive advantage against its competitor N2N Connect.
§ Defensive business model, as changes in economic settings will not have a significant impact on company earnings.
Valuation
§ Target Price based on Dividend Discount Model Valuation
Current Price: RM0.605
Target Price 1: RM0.69
Target Price 2: RM0.79
Target Price 3: RM0.92
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set objective to be capital or dividend play for eforce.selling decision rests on the objective.a good sharing.
2015-05-19 22:04
Keithson Neoh ,did u buy alot eforce?This is your first sharing.never see u here b4..now after go up so much..u say u cover this.U never contribue here before.now u want ti be the boss!!!
2015-05-20 00:24
Rosmah, don't know don't comment. Your comments no use at all. If got please show us your calculation
2015-05-20 06:47
Good sharing. However, cash is decreasing and borrowing is increasing. Mind sharing what they use the cash and borrowing for? But overall the BS is still neat and healthy.
2015-05-21 10:31
for technology company is very common... high expenditure on R&D. especially now during their expansion period. hopefully they are able to balance their gearing ratio...
2015-07-02 23:13
Keithson Neoh
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2015-05-19 21:37