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We initiate coverage on Siloam with a NEUTRAL and a DCF-derived IDR13,000 TP (10% upside), implying 22x/17x FY16F/17F EV/EBITDA. Siloam is the largest private hospital operator by bed capacity and, with Lippo Karawaci’s support and a planned non pre-emptive rights issue, it can easily further outgrow its IDX-listed peers. However, there is a potential delay.

We initiate coverage on Siloam with a NEUTRAL and a DCF-derived IDR13,000 TP (10% upside), implying 22x/17x FY16F/17F EV/EBITDA. Siloam is the largest private hospital operator by bed capacity and, with Lippo Karawaci’s support and a planned non pre-emptive rights issue, it can easily further outgrow its IDX-listed peers. However, there is a potential delay.

We initiate coverage on Indonesia’s hospital sector with an Overweight Despite Indonesia’s growing healthcare spending, its hospital sector is still largely underserved compared to its ASEAN peers. With the increasing middle income class and the push of the Indonesian Government for a universal healthcare coverage, the structural growth opportunity for Indonesia’s hospital sector is tremendous.

Indonesia transportation sector has been impacted by the slowdown in the Indonesia economy and also fierce competition especially from Uber. However, given the under penetrated of Indonesia taxi industry, lack of investment in public transportation, lowest taxi tariffs compare to other countries, and expanding middle class; we believe an improvement in the long run. Furthermore,.

We initiate coverage on Link Net, a leading cable broadband and pay TV services provider with networks in affluent areas, with a BUY and DCF-based IDR6,250 TP (20% upside), implying 30x/23.2x FY15F/FY16F P/Es. It is in a significantly advantageous position to benefit from the internet boom in Indonesia as it could bank on rising wealth,.

We initiate coverage on MNC Sky Vision with a SELL and DCF-derived IDR1,100 TP, implying 11.5x/10.7x FY15F/FY16F EV/EBITDA. FY14 performance has been poor as subs growth has been muted (2.5m subs). We expect only 4.0% additional subs growth in FY15 on domestic economic headwinds, piracy and a clean-up of subs. We see competition remaining fierce.

While the growth of Indonesia’s media industry has slowed down to 9% (from a 21% mean in 2010-2014), media is still the most effective tool to promote consumer products, due to its long-term prospects. We believe ad spending may improve when the economy recovers. We initiate coverage on the sector with a NEUTRAL rating and.

We reinitiate coverage on Surya Citra with a BUY and DCF-derived IDR3,000 TP, implying 29.1x/25.4x FY15F/FY16F P/Es. We believe local consumer firms will face macroeconomic headwinds in the near term, resulting in an ad spend slowdown in FY15. Yet, we do not think advertisers can cut ad spend for too long given Indonesia’s attractive structural.

We initiate coverage on Surya Citra with a BUY and DCF-derived IDR3,400 TP, implying 29.0x/25.0x FY15F/FY16F P/Es. We believe local consumer firms will face macroeconomic headwinds in the near term, resulting in an ad spend slowdown in FY15. Yet, we do not think advertisers can cut ad spend for too long given Indonesia’s attractive structural.

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.