FFB’s FY13 net profit only made up 96% of our estimates. Its recommended FY13 10 sen dividend implies a 32% dividend payout. The current orderbook stands at MYR1.1bn, with 98% of it believed to be made up of offshore O&G crane orders. We keep our FY14/15 forecasts unchanged. Downgrade to NEUTRAL with an unchanged MYR3.70 FV and target 11x FY14 P/E due to limited share price upside.
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FY13 full-year slightly lower than expectation. Favelle Favco (FFB)’s 12M13 net profit of MYR67.4m met 96% of our full-year estimates. Despite the higher taxation charge in FY13, following the expiry of its tax pioneer status, FFB recorded a decent 9% y-o-y growth in earnings in tandem with the 10% y-o-y increase in revenue.
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Strong 4Q13 results. 4Q13 net profit improved 84% y-o-y and 11% q-oq. This is largely in line with our expectations, as highlighted in our 3Q13 result review report.
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MYR1.1bn orderbook. Management said its current orderbook currently stands at MYR1.1bn. Out of this, we believe 98% of the orderbook is made up of offshore oil & gas (O&G) cranes. There rest comprises crane orders for shipyards, and the construction and wind turbine industries. We affirm our belief that the demand for offshore drilling rigs will remain strong, fuelling orders for more offshore cranes.
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First and final dividend. Management recommended a first and final tax exempt dividend of 10 sen/share, implying a 32% payout vs FY12’s 27%. We are estimating a higher dividend payout of 40% in both FY14 and FY15.
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Downgrade to NEUTRAL with an unchanged MYR3.70 FV. We downgrade the stock to NEUTRAL due to its limited upside in share price as we believe it has now reflected its earnings growth. We make no changes to our FY14/15 earnings estimates. Therefore, we downgrade FFB to NEUTRAL with an unchanged FV of MYR3.70 and target FY14 P/E of 11x, which is in line with the small- to mid-cap O&G stocks within our coverage universe.
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Favelle Favco is primarily involved in the manufacturing of customised cranes for three major industries: offshore oil & gas, construction and ports/wharves.
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