Period 1Q13
Actual vs. Expectations
Within expectations. ACSM reported 1QFY13 net profit of
RM28.1m (21% of ours) but marginally above the consensus (28%).
Dividends No dividend declared but proposed a bonus
issue on the basis of 1 bonus share for every 5 existing ordinary shares.
Key Result Highlights
The 1QFY13 revenue of RM110.3m was up 33% YoY, driven mainly
by higher gross receivables (+40% YoY) with a stable interest spread of
19%.
The group’s 1QFY13 loans growth was mainly underpinned by
higher contributions from the personal financing (+189% YoY), vehicle easy payment
(+72%) and general easy payment (+27%) divisions while the credit card segment recorded
a flat 0% growth. The net NPL remained low at 1.68% (vs. 4Q12: 1.80%).
The group’s RM38.4m 1Q13 pretax profit meanwhile increased
by 49% YoY on the back of higher revenue and better cost management.
Its motor-cycle financing now contributed 34% to the group’s
total revenue, followed by 16%, 26% and 17% from the credit cards, general easy
payment and personal financing segments respectively.
Annualised ROE meanwhile was at a solid 32.9% vs. FY12’s
33.9%.
Outlook The group’s loan growth and credit quality
outlook remain intact according to management, underpinned by its strong
merchant distribution platform. Going forward, we view a 30% loan growth target
in FY13 as achievable with a favourable outlook for its (i) Credit Card, (ii) Personal
Finance and (iii) Motorcycle Financing divisions. This should result in an impressive 39% earnings
growth in FY13. However, we think the current share price could have priced in
the strong earning growth already.
Change to Forecasts
No changes in our forecast.
Rating Downgrade to MARKET PERFORM
At the current level, the stock offers a potential capital
downside of 5% but is expected to be offset by a dividend yield of 3.2%, which
brings the potential total return to a negative 2% over the next 12 months.
Valuation We are maintaining our target price of
RM10.00based on a targeted PER of 9.0x over its FY13 EPS of 111.1sen.
Risks Potential higher loan growth in 2012.
Source: Kenanga
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