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Market Insight
Wednesday, 30 November, 2016
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Major Highlights Local & Global Economic News
Dutch Lady's 3Q net profit falls 19%; pays RM1.10 dividend
MyEG's 1Q net profit up 42% on higher transaction volumes
Kimlun bags RM52.8m deal to supply MRT tunnel linings
Petronas among pre-qualified bidders for Mexican oil field
auctions
Sime Darby Property inks deal with Turner International as
project consultant
Sime Darby Plantation’s Indonesian unit replants
aggressively
US 3Q growth revised up to 3.2%
S&P: Higher interest costs and volatile foreign exchange
rates to be top credit risks for Asia-Pacific in 2017
China forex regulator tightens controls to stem capital
outflows
Oil tumbles nearly 4% on doubts over OPEC production cut
Indonesia c.bank buys 6.5trn rupiah of local bonds after
Trump jolt
Bursa Malaysia
Bursa Malaysia Close Change +/- Change % FBMKLCI 1,626.93 -1.73 -0.11
RGB International 0.24 0.01 2.13 Green Packet 0.28 0.00 0.00
Top Gainers
Close Change+/- (+/- %)
Tasek Corp 13.50 0.28 2.12
Bintulu Port 6.55 0.25 3.97
Success Transformer 2.17 0.20 10.15
Maybank 7.89 0.14 1.81
Hume Industries 2.97 0.12 4.21
Top Losers
Close Change+/- (+/- %)
Panasonic Mala 34.58 -0.72 -2.04 Perusahaan Sadur Timah Malay
6.68 -0.26 -3.75
PPB Group 15.72 -0.26 -1.63
DKSH 4.75 -0.25 -5.00
Ajinomoto 13.08 -0.24 -1.80
Daily Participation
Participation
(%) Bought (RMm)
Sold (RMm)
Net (RMm)
Local Inst 57.9 1,077.8 909.1 168.7
Local Retail 13.8 226.9 247.5 -20.6
Foreign 28.3 411.8 559.9 -148.1
Total 100.0 1,716.5 1,716.5 0.0
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LOCAL CORPORATE NEWS Dutch Lady's 3Q net profit falls 19%; pays RM1.10 dividend Dutch Lady net profit fell 19% yoy in its 3QFY16 as it spent more to support new launches to drive sales, which offset the revenue increase that it saw during the quarter. Net profit came in at RM40.66m or 63.5 sen per share, compared with RM49.95m or 78.1 sen per share a year ago, as it penned in higher cost of sales and advertising and promotion investment to support new launches. Revenue was up 9% at RM279.59m compared with RM255.95m. It also declared a single-tier interim dividend of 50 sen/share and a single-tier special interim dividend of 60 sen per share for the FY16, payable on Dec 29. (Source: The Edge) MyEG's 1Q net profit up 42% on higher transaction volumes MyEG's net profit for the 1QFY17, rose 42.2% to RM40.5m or 1.7 sen per share from RM28.5m or 1.2 sen/share a year earlier. Revenue increased 29.4% to RM78.6m from RM60.7m. The group attributed the increase in earnings and revenue to higher transaction volumes from online renewal of foreign workers' permits and insurance (FWP), and foreign worker re-hiring programme services. Net profit also rose because of increase in revenue contribution from Road Transport Department (JPJ)-related services and contribution from its newly-acquired subsidiary Cardbiz Holding SB and group of companies. (Source: The Edge) Kimlun bags RM52.8m deal to supply MRT tunnel linings Kimlun has secured a RM52.8m contract for the supply and delivery of precast concrete tunnel segment linings to the MRT2 project. The contruction firm was awarded the contract by MMC Gamuda KVMRT (UGW) JV for the Sungai Buloh-Serdang-Putrajaya (SSP) alignment. The estimated date of completion was Sept 30, 2019. The company does not foresee any exceptional risk other than operational risks associated with the supply contract. (Source: StarBiz) Petronas among pre-qualified bidders for Mexican oil field auctions Petronas is among the individual bidders and among the members of the consortia pre-qualified to bid on Mexico’s first-ever deep water oil auctions, said Reuters. A final list of 17 oil companies representing a dozen countries that had pre-qualified for the bidding next month. The pre-qualified individual bidders, according to the article, are Australia’s BHP Billiton, Britain’s BP, China’s CNOOC, the United States’ ExxonMobil, Malaysia’s Petronas, Mexico’s Pemex, Norway’s Statoil and France’s Total. (Source: StarBiz) Sime Darby Property inks deal with Turner International as project consultant Sime Darby Property has signed on international construction services company Turner International as its project and construction management consultant for potentially three high-rise developments collectively worth over RM1.3bn in GDV. At a signing ceremony today, it was revealed that Turner International's involvement with Sime Darby will encompass advisory and consultancy roles for Cantara Residences at Ara Damansara, an integrated development of 888 serviced apartments units with a GDV of RM676.05m. (Source: StarBiz) Sime Darby Plantation’s Indonesian unit replants aggressively PT Minamas Gemilang, the Indonesian unit of Sime Darby Plantation, is undertaking an aggressive replanting programme to improve production yield. The company had been aggressively replanting unproductive trees with higher yielding seedlings, taking advantage of the dismal levels of palm oil prices over the past couple of years. The company have been aggressively replanting 14,000ha annually or 7% of our 203,000ha of planted area. As these young trees start to mature and bear fruit, Minamas estates’ yield should improve further. (Source: Bernama) Ahmad Zaki's Q3 earnings almost double to RM8.5m AZRB saw its net profit almost double to RM8.5m for the Q316 driven by higher revenue and other operating income. The revenue for Q3 16 rose by 53% to RM271m, primarily on the back of commendable contributions by its construction division as certain projects had shown higher progress during the period. Besides that, the additional new projects that were awarded during the 2
nd quarter, also strengthened AZRB’s revenue for the quarter under review. (Source: StarBiz)
Mida okays RM2bn RE investments The Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) approved investments totalling RM2.07bn in renewable energy (RE) projects in the first 8 months this year, up from RM1.37bn approved for the whole of 2015. German companies not only continue to invest in Malaysia, but more importantly in quality projects while incorporating the latest technology and high value added activities. (Source: Bernama)
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LOCAL AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC NEWS US 3Q growth revised up to 3.2% The US economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in 2 years, buoyed by strong consumer spending and a surge in soybean exports. GDP increased at a 3.2% annual rate instead of the previously reported 2.9% pace. Growth was the strongest since the third quarter of 2014 and followed the second quarter's anemic 1.4% pace. Growth was also lifted by upward revisions to business investment in structures and home building, underscoring the economy's solid fundamentals that further bolster the case for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates next month. (Source: Reuters) S&P: Higher interest costs and volatile foreign exchange rates to be top credit risks for Asia-Pacific in 2017 Potentially higher interest costs and volatile foreign exchange rates represent the top credit risks for Asia-Pacific going into 2017. Uncertainty about the policies of the future President-elect Donald Trump’s administration is dominating financial markets. Rising US stock markets, a sell-off in global debt markets, and the significant strengthening of the USD showed that markets are already testing a scenario that incorporates key features of Trump’s campaign: fiscal stimulus through increased infrastructure spending and tax cuts; rising inflation; and a tightening monetary policy. (Source: StarBiz) China forex regulator tightens controls to stem capital outflows China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after the yuan currency skidded to more than 8-year lows, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has begun vetting transfers abroad worth $5m or more and is stepping up scrutiny of major outbound deals, including those with prior approval. Capital outflows through both legal and illegal channels have added pressure on the yuan. The Chinese currency has depreciated nearly 6% against a strong dollar so far this year and many traders are betting on further losses, raising the spectre of more capital flight. (Source: Reuters) Oil tumbles nearly 4% on doubts over OPEC production cut Oil slumped by roughly 4% on Tuesday as OPEC's leading oil exporters struggled to agree on a deal to cut production to reduce global oversupply and boost prices, with Iran and Iraq at loggerheads with Saudi Arabia a day ahead of meeting. Brent futures fell $1.86, or 3.9%, to settle at $46.38 a barrel, while US crude lost $1.85, or 3.9%, to $45.23. That was the biggest daily percentage decline for Brent since September. Those declines put both global benchmarks on track to fall for a 2
nd month in a row, with US crude down around 3% and Brent down almost 4%. (Source: Reuters)
Indonesia c.bank buys 6.5trn rupiah of local bonds after Trump jolt Indonesia’s central bank bought 6.5trn IDR (RM2.14bn) in Indonesian government bonds in the secondary market to temper market volatility after the US presidential election. Bank Indonesia bought a portion of the Indonesian government bonds that foreign investors sold in the wake of the US presidential election on Nov 8. The c.bank bought about 6.5 trn IDR, adding that foreign investor outflows from Indonesia’s government bond market amounted to about 24trn IDR (RM7.9bn) over that span. (Source: Reuters)
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ECONOMIC CALENDAR
Date Time Country Event Survey Actual Prior Revised
11/30/2016 01:00 UR PPI YoY Nov -- -2.90% -3.40% --
11/30/2016 01:00 UR PPI MoM Nov -- 0.14% -1.60% --
11/30/2016 07:00 SK Industrial Production SA MoM Oct -0.50% -1.70% 0.30% 0.60%
11/30/2016 07:00 SK Industrial Production YoY Oct -1.30% -1.60% -2.00% -1.70%
11/30/2016 07:00 SK Cyclical Leading Index Change Oct -- 0.1 0.2 -- 11/30/2016 07:50 JN Industrial Production MoM Oct P 0.00% -- 0.60% --
11/30/2016 07:50 JN Industrial Production YoY Oct P -1.30% -- 1.50% --
11/30/2016 08:00 NZ ANZ Activity Outlook Nov -- -- 38.4 --
11/30/2016 08:00 NZ ANZ Business Confidence Nov -- -- 24.5 --
11/30/2016 08:01 UK GfK Consumer Confidence Nov -4 -- -3 -- 11/30/2016 08:01 UK Lloyds Business Barometer Nov -- -- 37 --
11/30/2016 08:30 AU Building Approvals MoM Oct 2.00% -- -8.70% --
11/30/2016 08:30 AU Building Approvals YoY Oct -6.20% -- -6.40% --
11/30/2016 08:30 AU Private Sector Credit MoM Oct 0.40% -- 0.40% --
11/30/2016 08:30 AU Private Sector Credit YoY Oct 5.20% -- 5.40% --
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