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johnny cash
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Posted by johnny cash > 2014-05-12 20:59 | Report Abuse
To beef up capacity by 75% in stages, starting from 2HFY15. SKP recently
announced an acquisition of a 2ha land in Senai, Johor for RM6.8m to build a new
factory. This expansion will add additional 75% of capacity but full operation will only
come on-stream in FY18. Assuming the new capacity is coming in evenly over
FY15-18, this would mean that SKP will add over 20% of new capacity p.a. over the
next three years. We understand that the new production could be started as soon
as 3QFY15. We estimate that the capex could be in the range of RM40m-50m. We
view that this significant expansion plan would not stretch the company’s balance
sheet as it has a strong net cash position of RM98m as at 3QFY14.
Where will the demand come from? In addition to the minimum wage policy,
SKP’s gradually declining earnings trend over the last three quarters was partly due
to the weak orders from its key customers. However, given that one of its key clients
will be launching a new product, we believe that this could revive orders moving
forward as an introduction of new product will typically spur consumers’ demand.
Furthermore, we are hopeful that SKP would see more demand from its other
existing clients as well, rising alongside a recovery in global economic activities, and
this could boost demand for consumer electronics products such as televisions.
Going big into Dyson’s other product segment. SKP’s remarkable growth in
FY10-13 was mainly attributed to its maiden turnkey contract for Dyson’s vacuum
cleaner product segment. We understand that SKP has secured a similar type of
contract for Dyson’s other product segment and majority of SKP’s new plant’s
capacity, which will start operating in 3QFY15, will cater specially to this product.
While we acknowledge that SKP has a tight timeline in setting up its new facilities,
we believe that SKP could be able to deliver on schedule, given its experience in
setting up new production facilities. Assuming a total capex of RM40m-50m, we
estimate that the payback period would be four-five years’ time.
Estimated earnings CAGR of 26% in FY14-17F. We are estimating SKP to
achieve RM29m, RM40m, RM52m and RM59m in FY14F-17F respectively. In
summary, the earnings leap in FY15F (+36% yoy) will be underpinned by: a)
stronger order volume for existing capacity, due to client’s introduction of a new
product and rising demands for existing products and b) 4-6 months contribution
from its new plant’s operations. Meanwhile, earnings growth in FY16-17F (+32% and
+13% yoy respectively) will be mainly due to the new plant’s production facilities
coming on-stream.
Strong balance sheet. SKP has zero debt and is sitting on a cash pile of RM98m
(11.5sen/share), equivalent to 31% of its market capitalisation. Assuming SKP pays
out 50% of its net profit as dividend and forks out RM50m for expansion purposes in
FY15-16F, we estimate that SKP’s cash level would reach RM92m by FY16F.
Decent dividend yield of 6-8% in FY15-16F. Backed by its strong cash flow, SKP
has consistently paid out 46-50% of its earnings over the last three years. Assuming
a 50% payout ratio, we estimate that SKP will offer a lucrative dividend yield of 5.9%
and 7.8% for FY15 and FY16, respectively. In addition, despite the massive capacity
expansion in the pipeline, we do not discount the possibility that SKP would dish out
a special dividend to reward shareholders as this small-cap company owns RM48m-
58m cash (5.3-6.4sen/share) in its coffer, post an estimated RM40m-50m capex.