We upgrade Perisai to NEUTRAL (from Sell), as we believe the market has priced in the current lacklustre environment for jack-up rigs in the region as well as issues concerning its idle assets. We raise our TP to MYR0.61 (from MYR0.51, 5% upside) based on a 40% discount to BV/share, as we believe the worst is over and the uptrend in crude oil prices will translate into better prospects for the company.
Enterprise 3. Perisai’s derrick lay barge (DLB) Enterprise 3 is currently unemployed at Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering’s (MMHE MK, SELL, TP: MYR1.22) yard in Pasir Gudang, Johor. Perisai is currently bidding for both long-term and short-term contracts for the DLB. However, there are currently more spot charter contracts in the market. Management also guided that it will be exercising its put option on Enterprise 3 at the end of 2016.
Perisai Kamelia and OSVs. Perisai owns 51% of the floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel Perisai Kamelia, which is currently chartered to Hess Exploration & Production BV. The FPSO is currently in its second year of its firm contract that will last until 2016 with an option for another 3-year annual extension. Perisai also owns a 51% stake in nine OSVs, which are currently on bareboat charter to Ezra Offshore (EZRA SP, BUY, TP: SGD0.55).
PP102. Perisai has paid a 20% down-payment for PP102 and will only pay the remaining balance once it has taken delivery of the vessel. At this point, we believe that there is a possibility of Perisai deferring the delivery of the jack-up rig. Management guided that the company is currently bidding for 5-6 contracts in ASEAN, with a preference for long-term contract of 1-2 years.
Earnings unchanged. We keep our earnings forecast for Perisai unchanged at this point. Although there are concerns on its idle assets and the viability of its yet to be delivered jack-up rig garnering a contract, we believe the market has factored in all the risks. We believe that crude oil prices have bottomed and will gradually recover to average USD72.50/barrel (bbl) in 2015. We raise our TP to MYR0.61 (from MYR0.51) – based on a 40% discount (from 50%) to FY15F BV/share of MYR1.01 –as we believe the worst is over for Perisai and that the upward trend in crude oil prices will eventually translate into better prospects for Perisai. Hence, we are upgrading our recommendation to NEUTRAL (from Sell).
Risk. Downward revision in charter rates for its jack-up rig and OSVs will see Perisai registering lower earnings.
Source: RHB Research - 16 Apr 2015
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