Favelle Favco announced new crane orders for a total amount of MYR59.7m due to be delivered in 2015. The new orders are in line withour expectations for FY15F. The fundamentals of the company remainintact and with the recent share price weakness, we take the opportunity to upgrade the stock to BUY (from Neutral) with an unchanged target price of MYR3.62 implying an upside of 16%.
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New crane orders. The new orders of offshore cranes are from Hyundai Heavy Industries (009540 KS, NR) and SK Machines Ltd for a total of MYR59.7m, due for delivery in 2015. Recall that in September, Favelle Favco also announced new orders totaling MYR119.9m also for deliveryin 2015. This brings Favelle Favco’s total announced orderbook to MYR916m.
Fundamentals are still intact. We believe Favelle Favco’s fundamentals and business model remain intact. The company is able to manufacture offshore, tower, wharf, crawler as well as marine cranes with more than 40 years’ experience in the crane manufacturing industry. Favelle Favco has also developed the technological capability to manufacture 1,000-ton cranes, subsea capable cranes and is currently developing 2,000-ton cranes. As vessel owners are looking to build larger-sized vessels to achieve economies of scale and to replace aging vessels, Favelle Favco’s new capability of manufacturing heavier cranes will benefit them in the long run. Although crane manufacturing is a low margin business, we believe Favelle Favco has been doing well as they are able to: i) keep costs in check, ii) provide tailor made cranes and a high level of customisation, and iii) offer fast turnaround time.
Upgrade to BUY from NEUTRAL. As the company’s fundamentals areintact, coupled with the recent share price weakness, we take this opportunity to raise our recommendation to a BUY. We make no changes to our forecast as the new orders are still within our expectations. We derive our unchanged TP of MYR3.62 from ascribing a10x target P/E for FY15F. This is at a discount to other oil and gas counters in our coverage, as while it is on par with other construction counters, we consider it only a proxy to the O&G industry.
Source: RHB
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