despite the tumultuous sea of negative and fearful comments...never had I once quivered nor dimmed my resolute in Pmetal....I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.....
CEO Datuk Paul Koon said "As Press Metal is well-positioned to ride on improving aluminium fundamentals, we reiterate our Buy call and RM8.30 fair value (42% upside), it said.
Our conference call with Press Metal’s group CEO Dato’ Paul Koon gave reassurance that it was business as usual and the outlook of the aluminium market remains upbeat. We continue to like the company, as it is a world-class low-cost smelter in the first quartile of a global cost curve. As Press Metal is well-positioned to ride on improving aluminum fundamentals, we reiterate our BUY call and MYR8.30 FV (42% upside).
Straight from management. As Press Metal’s share price plunged froman all-time high of MYR7.46 to its low of MYR5.32 over the last three trading days, we hosted a conference call for institutional investors to speak directly with group CEO Dato’ Paul Koon on the latest developments in the company and aluminium industry last Friday.
Still well on track. Dato’ Paul confirmed that he was not aware of any bad news concerning Press Metal’s operations or the aluminium industry as a whole. While he said that aluminum prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) may have dipped after the spot price surpassedUSD2,100 in August, he deemed the recent correction as healthy. The premium paid over the LME cash price hit a record high, as the 4Q14 premium for the Japanese market was recently set at USD420 vs USD255/USD365/USD404 a tonne in 1Q/2Q/3Q respectively.Meanwhile, his bullish expectation of the aluminium market, on the back of: i) capacity cuts over the past few years, ii) moderate demand growth, and iii) the absence of new smelting capacity outside China beyond the few facilities that are currently being ramped up, is in line with ourinvestment thesis.
Reiterate BUY, with a MYR8.30 FV. We continue to like Press Metal, as it is a world-class low-cost smelter in the first quartile of a global cost curve, thanks to its competitive 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA), state-of-the-art smelting technology and strategic plant locations.The improved market dynamics are timely as its smelters have returned to optimum production levels. As we believe the recent selldown in its share price was not on a fundamental basis, we recommend investors to BUY on weakness. Our MYR8.30 FV is derived from a 10% discount to our fully-diluted DCF, implying undemanding 2.4x/2.1x P/BVs and 17.0x/11.9x P/Es on FY14F/15F estimates respectively.
qwerty:why you quitely bought a lot at below 6.00 without telling us? Why now 6.20+ then only you tell? it means, you want to sell to us now, right? you flee and we get caught, right?
Hope the price can sustain. The biggest risk for the whole world market now is US interest rate increase. Hope it will not happen too soon too quick...
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Posted by qwerty > 2014-09-29 10:05 | Report Abuse
Bonus or no bonus, no problem in buying PMetal