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Built during the Soekarno presidential era, Semanggi flyover is widely known as an iconic structure of Jakarta over the years. Located in the heart of Jakarta, the clove-shaped flyover connects the most crowded areas including Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD), Thamrin, Senayan and Kuningan within its 3-km radius. These areas cover the city’s 2 major.

With the economy growing >5% annually and its people increasingly connected via social media (evidenced in 2014’s presidential election), we see a new generation of confident and informed consumers on the rise. Vibrant, younger Indonesians in the sizeable middle class want to satisfy their secondary needs. They are optimists, entrepreneurial, technology-dependent and express their opinions.

We reinitiate coverage of PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk (MAPI) with a NEUTRAL rating and DCF-derived TP of IDR5,750 (implying a 33.8x FY15F P/E). Despite the recent very welcomed spin-off of its sports division, we believe it is not easy for MAPI to return to the good old days as specialty stores are the last fortress.

While we are still cautious on Indonesia’s short-term equity market outlook owing to economic and political uncertainties, we are of the view that its long-term fundamentals are intact. We foresee 2014 GDP growth dipping to 5.4% while Bank Indonesia (BI) may have to raise the BI rate to 7.75-8.25%. As short-term macroeconomic fundamentals are weak,.

PGAS’ long term outlook remains bright despite concerns over its short term gas supply. As Indonesia’s largest gas distributor with an 85% market share, it is well positioned to venture into other gas-related businesses as well as undertake upstream takeovers. We see PGAS as a defensive rotational play given its strong domestic exposure, which partly.

PGAS’ long term outlook remains bright despite its short term gas supply concerns. As the country’s largest gas distributor with 85% market share, it should be well positioned to venture into other gas-related businesses as well as embark on upstream takeovers. We recommend PGAS as a defensive rotational play given its strong domestic exposure, which.

Despite short-term supply concern for PGAS, long-term outlook remains bright as PGAS as the largest gas distributor (85% market share) should be well positioned for ventures to any diversified gas related forms and upstream takeovers. PGAS is recommended as a defensive rotational play given its strong domestic exposure and less impacted from inflation impact. We.

We are re-initiating coverage on the construction sector with an OVERWEIGHT for the following reasons: i) valuations are reasonable compared to regional players, ii) the government’s infrastructure projects are expected to accelerate earnings growth, iii) there are lower risks in executing projects, as laws will be enforced, iv) the property market’s outlook is solid for.

We are re-initiating coverage on the construction sector with an OVERWEIGHT for the following reasons: i) valuations are reasonable compared to regional players, ii) the government’s infrastructure projects are expected to accelerate earnings growth, iii) there are lower risks in executing projects, as laws will be enforced, iv) the property market’s outlook is solid for.

Synergy from the merger Chandra Asri Petrochemical (TPIA), which was recently formed early this year through a merger between Chandra Asri and Tri Polyta Indonesia, has become the largest integrated olefins and poly olefins producer in Indonesia, providing a distinctive edge by possessing the only naphtha cracker in Indonesia with an integrated set of downstream-chain.