Petra Energy informed Bursa Malaysia last Friday that it was awarded a contract from Sarawak Shell/Sabah Shell Petroleum to provide offshore crane operations and maintenance for three years, with an option to extend by one year. We understand that the contract value is fairly small – at less than 2% of our revenue forecast. Meanwhile, we raise our FV to MYR2.17 as we include more orders from the Pan-Malaysia HUC project. Maintain NEUTRAL.
- Latest order will have minimal impact on earnings. While the value of the contract was not stated in the announcement, we understand from Management that it is worth about MYR40m over the three-year duration. Hence the contract win will have minimal impact on our earnings forecasts as it will only affect our revenue forecasts by less than 2%.
- MYR2.0bn worth of orders expected. We believe that Petra Energy is also a strong contender for jobs from the Pan Malaysia hook-up and commissioning (HUC) project, apart from Dayang Enterprise (DEHB MK, BUY; FV: MYR5.00). Based on our new order win assumption of MYR2.0bn vs MYR1.2bn previously, this may translate into an annual orderbook replenishment of MYR400m, compared with our previous forecast for MYR240m.
- Raising FY13 and FY14 earnings forecasts on higher orders assumption. In line with our higher orders assumption, we raise our FY13 and FY14 revenue forecasts by 11.1% and 20.3%. This lifts our net profit forecasts by 25.5% for FY13 and 41.8% for FY14.
- Maintain NEUTRAL. We retain our view that the company’s prospects in FY13 will be benign. As we raise our FY14 earnings forecast, we now value the stock at MYR2.17, pegged to 15x FY14 EPS, and include a DCF valuation of Petra Energy’s marginal oilfield at MYR0.23. The stock is currently trading at 16x FY14 EPS, which is slightly above the sector average of 14.6x FY14 EPS. Maintain NEUTRAL, as we find the stock’s current valuation unattractive.
Source: RHB
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