ASRI remains one of our top pick, given: (i) its strong future growth and profitability, (ii) the successful launch of its second project, “Suvarna Padi” in Pasar Kemis, and (iii) its grand plan to acquire more land in Bali and Jakarta. Our TP of IDR600 was derived by applying a lower discount of 25% to.
Read More...Synergy from the merger Chandra Asri Petrochemical (TPIA), which was recently formed early this year through a merger between Chandra Asri and Tri Polyta Indonesia, has become the largest integrated olefins and poly olefins producer in Indonesia, providing a distinctive edge by possessing the only naphtha cracker in Indonesia with an integrated set of downstream-chain.
Read More...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.
Read More...Being the largest bread manufacturer in Indonesia – supplying in our estimate some 90% of the mass market – PT Nippon Indosari Corpindo Tbk (Indosari) we believe is in the right position to fulfill huge demand in the segment. Backed up by strong shareholders, it is set to break out of its traditional markets in.
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