Logindo Samudramakmur (2014)
Logindo (LEAD) is to book an 83% net profit CAGR for the three years to 2014, spurred by its strong fleet expansion to higher-tier vessels. Its relatively young fleet age, lucrative margins and strong industry track record are precursors of greater things. We initiate coverage with a BUY and IDR3,450 TP, implying an 8.5x 2014.
Read More...Logindo Samudramakmur Accumulating Offshore Cash
LEAD to book net profit CAGR of 83% for the three years to 2014, spurred by strong fleet expansion to higher-tier vessels. LEAD has relatively young fleet age & lucrative margins. Its strong track record with well-known O&G companies is a precursor for greater things to come. We have a BUY call with TP IDR3,450,.
Read More...Logindo Samudramakmur (2014)
LEAD to book net profit CAGR of 83% for the three years to 2014, spurred by strong fleet expansion to higher-tier vessels. LEAD has relatively young fleet age & lucrative margins. Its strong track record with well-known O&G companies is a precursor for greater things to come. We have a BUY call with TP IDR3,450,.
Read More...Semen Indonesia Earnings Growth Cools As Costs Rise
SMGR reported robust FY13 sales while its market share rose to 43.9% in Dec 2013 vs Dec 2012’s 40.9%. However, FY14F earnings growth may be slower than originally estimated due to higher electricity costs. As we foresee a time lag between the increasing input cost and a hike in its selling prices, we cut our.
Read More...Perusahaan Gas Negara, Merge Issue Heating Up
Controversies of PGAS-Pertagas merger plan has been heating up in medias PGAS and Pertamina have expressed their respective views regarding the merger schemes to the government and has led to a concern to investors whether any decisions to be made is for political rather than national interest. We provide scenarios should any synergies be made.
Read More...Perusahaan Gas Negara, Debate On Merger With Pertagas Heats Up
The controversy over the PGAS-Pertagas merger plan is heating up. PGAS and Pertamina have conveyed their respective views on the proposal to the Government, but this has led to concerns whether any decision would be motivated by politics rather than in the national interest. We draw up scenarios of any potential synergies arising from merging.
Read More...Logindo Samudramakmur (IPO)
Executive Summary “Logindo Sukses Makmur (Logindo) is expected to book net profit CAGR of 83% for the three years to 2014, spurred by strong fleet expansion to higher tier vessels. The group has a relatively young fleet age and lucrative margins. Its strong track record with well-known O&G companies is a precursor for greater things.
Read More...Indonesia Strategy, Tumpeng Rice Effects
The recent political development inside PDIP which led to the speculation that the party will endorse Jokowi as a presidential candidate is premature, in our view. But we believe Jokowi nomination will lower political uncertainties and positive for the financial markets. November 13 trade data also showed that fundamental economy of Indonesia is improving. Large.
Read More...Perusahaan Gas Negara Murky merge schemes
We think that PGAS-Pertagas potential M&A schemes, open-access & unbundling policies” issues is still a rough scheme, therefore needs further study and unlikely to proceed in the mean-term. We like PGAS given its given its rich cash position to cater diversified projects aligned with strengthening its vertical integrated chain. We see that the share price.
Read More...Perusahaan Gas Negara Strong Presence aligned with National Interest
We think that PGAS-Pertagas potential M&A schemes, full “open-access & unbundling” proposals are still at a very early stage, thus needs further study & unlikely to proceed in the mean-term. We view that PGAS should maintain its dominance in the industry given its vast experience in the industry to provide solid distribution to cater domestic.
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