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We are re-instating coverage on TOTL with a BUY and IDR1,060TP The company is currently trading at 17.7x and 13.4x 2012E & 2013E PER compared to the industry at 18.8x and 14.3x. We like TOTL’s operations for the following reasons: 1) robust order book growth on the back of loyal customer base, 2) direct contracting.

Wintermar Offshore Marine, Tbk (WINS IJ) 9M12 net profit reached USD14m (+29.4% y-o-y) mainly derived from higher owned-vessel revenue proportion of 56% in 9M12 which is higher compared to 44% contribution in 9M11. We have not translated our financial model into USD currency yet, however we believe the 9M12 results is relatively in line with.

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.

Positive industry outlook The company bagged IDR1.48trn worth of new contracts during the 9M11 period. This will boost its total outstanding jobs to IDR4.3trn, of which IDR2.8trn will be carried forward to 2012. Meanwhile, Bank Indonesia held the policy benchmark rate at a lowest historic level of 6%, following a cumulative 75-bpt cut since the.

Leveling up the consumer boom Indonesia’s continuously robust economic growth with strong structural platform has translated to strong GDP growth and rising income levels that boosted demand for consumer product. Petrochemical industry that supplies chemicals products for packaging, construction, agriculture, textiles, electronics as well as consumer goods would be definitely a key beneficiary of the.

We upgrades by 6% our earnings target for 2011 to IDR153bn (+44% y-o-y) on the back of a share of net income from its associate Fast Offshore Supply (Singapore) amounting to IDR24bn (based on the company’s guidance). We like WINS’ efficient spending of its 2011 capex on vessel expansion this year (12 added vessels) as.