Search result for: "loan growth"

1H14 earnings hit USD13m (+11.4% y-o-y), accounting 38%/40% to ours and the street’s FY14 target. The lower than expected earnings is mainly driven by higher than expected interest expense and lower than expected 3rd party chartered vessels. However, we see fundamentals in the OSV industry remains on solid footing and abundant OSV projects is imminent.

We attended Logindo’s site visit on 16 May at Batam to see its recent USD22.5m 8k hp anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) dynamic positioning (DP2) vessel purchase, which is the 2nd vessel purchase this year from its 4 new vessel full year target. This specifically well equipped, technologically advanced vessel is well designed to support.

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.

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,.

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,.

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.

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,.

BBRI’s investments in the micro business ensures sustainability of its micro lending market share, growth and asset quality. An enlarged network, growing e-banking and emphasis on deposits should protect BBRI’s funding profile. The earnings risks are rising credit cost and NIMs. BBRI is our Top Pick as its share price correction has driven its multiples.

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.