Price has not factored in entirely. Maybank's TP of RM1.00 is excluding Peterborough and Rapid project. HLB's TP of RM1.35 is inclusive of the two. Hence, make your judgement.
To capitalise on the RAPID theme, our top pick is KNM (BUY: TP:RM1.35). Our TP have not factored in value from EnergyPark Peterborough yet. Phase 1 (23% of total 80MW) will add RM0.39 to our TP.
Source: Hong Leong Investment Bank Research - 7 Aug 2014 Mean Hong Leong TP should 1.35+0.39= 1.74 if included Peterborough
Catalysts • Announcement of RAPID contract win. • Financial closing of EnergyPark Peterborough. • Strong quarterly earnings due to lower finance cost. • Relisting of Borsig to unlock value.
Risks
Fluctuation in the oil price; Project execution ability; Delay in contracts award.
Valuation
We initiate coverage on the company with a target price of RM1.35 based on 16x FY15 P/E, premium to its peers’ average target of 14-15x given its strong earnings growth prospect (CAGR of 55% from FY14-FY16). Our TP have not factored in value from EnergyPark Peterborough yet. BUY.
Source: Hong Leong Investment Bank Research - 2 Jul 2014
Estimated to secure USD280m worth of works from Sinopec’s USD1.3b package win. Raising 2015/16 earnings by 44%/40% to account for higher jobs wins (+MYR1b to MYR3b p.a.). Changed valuation methodology to backlog-based; TP raised to MYR1.50 (+50%) on 0.7x EV/backlog. BUY.
What’s New RAPID's mega packages are finally out. Sinopec Engineering has secured a Letter of Award from PETRONAS for the RAPID package 2 job. This EPCC contract is valued at about USD1.33bn. KNM is one of Sinopec's selected subcontractors for this package, having been involved in the bidding process with Sinopec. While not stated in the Bursa announcement, we believe that KNM’s effective portion is c.USD280m. Works are likely to start in early 2015, over 2 years.
What’s Our View This is positive development for KNM. Apart from this package, we understand that KNM would also have exposure to several other packages. According to market sources, apart from Sinopec, CITC, Technicas Reunidaf, Petrofac and Toyo are the EPCC winners for the other 4 RAPID-related packages. In total, we expect KNM to secure about USD800m-USD1b worth of jobs from RAPID alone over the next 3 years (2015-17). We expect subsequent contract flows on RAPID works over the next few months, in favour of KNM. For this, we have raised our 2015-16 earnings forecasts by 44%/40%, taking into account the higher backlog orders (+50% to MYR3b p.a.) expectations. Similar to our other cyclical, order-driven oil & gas stock coverage, we now adopt the backlog-based valuation method on KNM. Orders momentum should drive price performance and this new approach best reflect KNM’s prospects. For this, we have raised our TP to MYR1.50 (+50sen), based on 0.7x EV/backlog multiple for 2015. The 0.7x reflects its 3-year historical threshold. We have assumed a MYR3b order backlog for 2015.
Source: Maybank Investment Bank Research - 7 August 2014
What’s New RAPID's mega packages are finally out. Sinopec Engineering has secured a Letter of Award from PETRONAS for the RAPID package 2 job. This EPCC contract is valued at about USD1.33bn. KNM is one of Sinopec's selected subcontractors for this package, having been involved in the bidding process with Sinopec. While not stated in the Bursa announcement, we believe that KNM’s effective portion is c.USD280m. Works are likely to start in early 2015, over 2 years.
What’s Our View This is positive development for KNM. Apart from this package, we understand that KNM would also have exposure to several other packages. According to market sources, apart from Sinopec, CITC, Technicas Reunidaf, Petrofac and Toyo are the EPCC winners for the other 4 RAPID-related packages. In total, we expect KNM to secure about USD800m-USD1b worth of jobs from RAPID alone over the next 3 years (2015-17). We expect subsequent contract flows on RAPID works over the next few months, in favour of KNM. For this, we have raised our 2015-16 earnings forecasts by 44%/40%, taking into account the higher backlog orders (+50% to MYR3b p.a.) expectations. Similar to our other cyclical, order-driven oil & gas stock coverage, we now adopt the backlog-based valuation method on KNM. Orders momentum should drive price performance and this new approach best reflect KNM’s prospects. For this, we have raised our TP to MYR1.50 (+50sen), based on 0.7x EV/backlog multiple for 2015. The 0.7x reflects its 3-year historical threshold. We have assumed a MYR3b order backlog for 2015.
Zelan when secure new project also go higher and come down on 25/7.....BUT next day continous up from 0.32 to 0.4 today price.Will Knm follow the pattern after people take profit..and continous uptrend. Sumatec after Private placement also drop to 0.47 (5 Jul)...but next day go up to 0.49 today 0.5.
hold or top up, tomorrow those analyst will revise their target price, as I told you KNM is going to bag RM3b, now it surprises me on RM4b, my target is RM1.50
From the annoucement tat KNM is a selected subcontractor of SEG, so the total contract USD1.329 billion how much wil go to KNM? Part of it or All contract value?
Looking ahead, we see two clear catalysts emerging. Firstly, KNM is a direct proxy to RAPID. With seven major tenders worth e.MYR60b in the pipeline, the addressable process equipment bid size is MYR18b (over a 4-year period). Assuming a 20-25% win rate, KNM’s potential RAPID orders of MYR4b-5b (MYR1b p.a.) would improve its annual orderbook by 50% to MYR3b (4-5 years visibility).
Secondly, executing the Peterborough project in 3-years’ time would transform its current cyclical business model to one with a more recurring income base. With an 18MW (Phase 1) waste-toenergy plant, KNM could generate MYR40m-MYR50m in net profit p.a. from FY17, based on a 10% IRR and 80% equity stake. Total capacity is 80MW.
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Price has not factored in entirely. Maybank's TP of RM1.00 is excluding Peterborough and Rapid project. HLB's TP of RM1.35 is inclusive of the two. Hence, make your judgement.