Largely within forecasts. Glomac reported a net profit of RM85.8m for FY12, which included a net gain arising from disposal of its 49% stake in Thailand-based WHA Glomac Alliance Company Limited. Excluding this disposal gain, Glomac's core net profit stood at RM79.2m, accounting for around 101% and 97.5% of our and consensus' FY12 net profit forecasts respectively. Despite an 8.1% y-o-y revenue contraction in 9MFY12, the company's full-year FY12 revenue still went up by 9.7% y-o-y, mainly attributed to aggressive progress billings from its ongoing projects in 4QFY12, as well as the final revenue recognition from the completed Glomac Tower project. In tandem with the revenue growth, its core net profit for FY12 was higher by 25.7%, fuelled by better margins,  lower MI charges and a lower effective tax rate.

Healthy growth. Glomac recorded total sales of more than RM663m for FY12, which was above its target of RM500m. This was driven by the strong response to its township projects in Bandar Saujana Utama and Saujana Rawang, as well as contributions from Glomac Damansara Residences and Glomac Centro. The company's unbilled sales were healthy, rising to RM733m as at end-4QFY12. The recent launch of the much anticipated 39-storey Reflection Residences in March 2012 was well-received. The freehold serviced apartment project in Mutiara Damansara with a total GDV of RM270m recorded a take-up rate of 90%. Glomac has a strong pipeline of strategic projects with GDV totaling more than RM7bn to be launched over the next few years. Given its healthy balance sheet, we believe that the company would have the financial muscle to acquire more landbank as well as participate in the privatization of government land.

Maintain BUY. We maintain our forecasts and BUY recommendation at an unchanged FV of RM1.04, based on 0.9x CY12 P/NTA, which is about 1.0'' above the stock's 10-year historical mean.

Source: OSK