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Wintermar Offshore Marine (WINS) is set to deliver an earnings CAGR of 32.8% from 2010-2012 powered by higher rates from its owned vessels, which will bolster its 2011 topline to IDR864bn (+34% y-o-y) before escalating to IDR1,052bn (+21.7% y-o-y) in 2012. The company’s owned vessels will contribute 71.9% of total revenue in 2011 against 56%.

Opportunity to gain market share From May this year, Indonesia’s shipping law will no longer allow foreign-flagged vessels to operate in Indonesian coastal waters unless they are in joint ventures in which there is no more than 49% foreign ownership. Management believes this would give WINS the opportunity to get a slice of foreign competitors’.

Supported by ample coal reserves and in-place coal processing and handling infrastructure, Resource Alam Indonesia (KKGI) is set to continuously ramp up coal production in the coming years. The company has internal estimated coal reserves of 73m tonnes, which translate into a life-of-mine of 20 years. Production for 2011 is slated to reach 3.5m tonnes.

Mitra Bahtera Segarasejati (MBSS) provides cost-effective and reliable sea and river based coal transport to Indonesia’s top tier coal producers, which are reaping the benefits of rising domestic and global demand for Indonesia’s coal. Equipped with a sizable and modern fleet of tugs and barges as well as floating cranes and a well-trained workforce, MBSS.