Despite lower oil revenue, the Government has decided to maintain development expenditure at MYR48.5bn in its revised Budget 2015. We maintain our OVERWEIGHT stance on the construction sector. Our top themes and corresponding stock picks are the MYR73bn Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) (Gamuda and Kimlun Corp), the MYR27bn Pan-Borneo Highway (Naim Holdings) and piling (Pintaras Jaya).
Construction sector is spared. Contrary to market expectations, the construction sector has emerged relatively unscathed from the revisions in Budget 2015 announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak yesterday. Despite lower oil revenue, the Government has decided to maintain gross development expenditure at MYR48.5bn, which is up 15% from the MYR42.2bn estimated for 2014. To recap, the biggest recipients of the allocation are rural infrastructure (including the Pan-Borneo Highway), water projects (including the MYR3bn Langat 2 water treatment plant), affordable housing and property/facility maintenance.
Allocation to repair flood damage and for flood mitigation. In the revised Budget 2015, the Government has also allocated MYR800m for repair and reconstruction of basic infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, roads and bridges in flood-stricken states. We believe this is likely to be split into many small packages that will largely benefit smaller privately-owned contractors. There is also an allocation of MYR893m for “flood mitigation measures”. We believe Malaysian Resources Corp (MRC MK, NEUTRAL, TP: MYR1.40) may stand to gain, given its track record in coastal/river rehabilitation projects in the east coast of West Malaysia. A privately-held company which holds the concession to dredge ports and harbours in Malaysia could also stand to benefit by
virtue of its fleet of specialised marine equipment.
We maintain OVERWEIGHT on the construction sector. We believe the current strong momentum of activities will be sustained, backed by a long list of ongoing and shovel-ready mega public infrastructure projects. Our top themes and corresponding stock picks are: i) the Klang Valley MRT – Gamuda (GAM MK, BUY, TP: MYR5.35) and Kimlun Corp (KICB MK, BUY, TP: MYR1.68), ii) the Pan-Borneo Highway – Naim Holdings (NHB MK, BUY, TP: MYR4.88), and iii) piling – Pintaras Jaya (PINT MK, BUY, TP: MYR4.92).
Source: RHB
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calvintaneng
KIMLUN ALSO GOT HALF OF SINGAPORE DOWN TOWN MRT CONTRACTS.
2015-01-21 10:05