Business Model & Industry Issues Renewable energy (RE) has always been Cypark’s core business strategy i.e. it is involved in various forms of RE business, namely solar, waste-to-energy (WTE), biogas, and biomass. To-date, the Group’s RE parks has generate ~344.5GWh of electricity, which reduce level of carbon dioxide (CO2) by 237,704 tonnes. Cypark’s RE parks focus on the use of non-productive and/or non-commercial areas e.g. on landfill areas and rehabilitated landfill areas which will not involve any additional land acquisition and tree and vegetation clearing throughout the park creation process. To-date, it has successfully transformed 94,000 acres of non-productive, abandoned and degraded areas into environmentally-friendly RE projects. It will continue to build its RE portfolio to 230MWAC by 2022, from 70MWAC currently. In our view, Cypark's is generally well positioned in terms of ESG factors; however, the number of female Board members (none currently) should be improved.
Swing Factors Upside Sizeable job wins from EPCC work for LSS4 and NEM, and future LSS project roll-outs. Growing portfolio of power generation capacity e.g. solar PV, biogas and biomass. Securing more WTE projects. Downside Delay in commencement of its solar and WTE plants could affect timing of earnings and cash flow recognitions. Weather conditions could affect income from sale of electricity. Increase in price for solar panels and inverters could affect its solar project margins.
Financial Metrics Earnings in FY22-24E to be supported by RE and WTE segments, mainly from increase in solar PV generation capacity and commencement of its first WTE plant, that has stable cashflow streams. Targeting MYR200m EPCC job replenishment annually. Net gearing stood at 0.9x as of end-Dec 2021, where 90% of its borrowings were project financing.
Source: Company, Maybank IBG Research 1. Secures two contracts for the LSS2 in Negeri Sembilan (May 2017). 2. Implementation of Movement Control Order (Mar 2020). 3. Signs PPA agreement with TNB for LSS3 project (May 2020). 4. Secures FiT for 51% biogas project at Ulu Remis, Johor (Mar 2021). 5. Implementation of Movement Control Order 3 (Jun 2021).
Value Proposition Cypark engages in renewable energy, construction and engineering, green tech and environmental services, as well as waste management and waste-to-energy businesses. It currently owns, operate and manages 18 domestic solar PV farms with total installed capacity of 40MWAC. Cypark expects to expand its solar PV generation to 230MWAC by 2022. Construction of its first WTE plant is near completion, and the plant will be generating 25MW of electricity.
Earnings to improve from 2H22 Cypark expects its RE portfolio to grow from 2H22 onwards, whereby it expects to manage and operate a combined solar capacity of 230MW vs. 70MW currently. The solar PV projects for the remaining 60MW under LSS2 in Kelantan and 100MW under LSS3 in Terengganu are expected to complete in 2Q of 2022. We also expect it to kick start its first WTE plant in Ladang Tanah Merah, Negeri Sembilan in July 2022, given that the project is in the last leg of completion.
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Maintain BUY Cypark’s 1QFY22 core net profit came in within expectations where earnings were at 17%/18% of our/consensus’ full year estimates. This was also in-line with expectation of earnings improvement in 2H, upon completion of LSS2, LSS3 and WTE. Nevertheless, we adjust lower our FY22/23/24E net profit by 23%/10%/10% respectively, as we anticipate delay in commissioning of WTE to July 2022 (previously April) and after adjusting for distribution of perpetual sukuk. Our SOP-based TP is unchanged at MYR1.35. Maintain BUY. Within expectations 1QFY22 core net profit was MYR12.1m (-3% YoY). Our core net profit calculation excludes the MYR3.4m distribution to perpetual sukuk. Operations-wise, results were within our expectations as we were expecting LSS2, LSS3 and WTE to commence in 2H22. YoY, revenue and PBT marginally increased by 0.9% from Renewable Energy segment due to better energy generation from most of the solar plants. PAT for 1QFY22 increased 4% YoY to MYR15.5m from lower deferred tax expenses.
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Business Model & Industry Issues
Renewable energy (RE) has always been Cypark’s core business strategy i.e. it is involved in various forms of RE business, namely
solar, waste-to-energy (WTE), biogas, and biomass. To-date, the Group’s RE parks has generate ~344.5GWh of electricity, which
reduce level of carbon dioxide (CO2) by 237,704 tonnes.
Cypark’s RE parks focus on the use of non-productive and/or non-commercial areas e.g. on landfill areas and rehabilitated
landfill areas which will not involve any additional land acquisition and tree and vegetation clearing throughout the park creation
process. To-date, it has successfully transformed 94,000 acres of non-productive, abandoned and degraded areas into
environmentally-friendly RE projects.
It will continue to build its RE portfolio to 230MWAC by 2022, from 70MWAC currently.
In our view, Cypark's is generally well positioned in terms of ESG factors; however, the number of female Board members (none
currently) should be improved.