News WCT announced
that it had secured a contract worth RM72.8m from Vale Malaysia Mineral Sdn Bhd
(VMM). The scope of work includes piling, foundation of conveyors, sampling
towers, pipe and cable racks and pump house, storm water pond civil works and drainage
work at VMM’s Minerals Project in Teluk Rubiah, Perak.
Comments We
view this news as a pleasant surprise. Management has guided that there will be
more potential contracts coming from VMM in the near term. The works will be
completed in 18 months.
The newly secured
contract value is within our RM1.0b order book replenishment expectation for FY12.
To date, WCT has secured three Malaysia based contracts worth RM700m in
FY12.
To recap, in July
2011, WCT secured the first contract from VMM worth RM115m for the site earthworks.
The outstanding works for the contract is currently at about RM80m and is
slated for completion by April 2013.
We expect WCT will be
able to chalk up about a 12% operating margin from this project, which would be
in line with its track record.
Its current order
book stands at RM2.4b, of which 53% are driven by Malaysia-based projects.
Outlook We believe that WCT will be able to meet our
RM1.0b order book assumption for FY12. With the new contract secured, we expect
WCT to secure at least another RM300m worth of contract(s) in the remaining
months of FY12.
We believe that the
foundation contract for KLFID will be awarded in the near term. The expected
contract value is around RM1.5b to RM1.7b. We understand that WCT was one of
the bidders which had the available resources to start the foundation work immediately.
This is an advantage for WCT to win the contract.
We also expect that
WCT will be able to secure some more projects in Middle East countries i.e. in
Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
Forecast No major change to our forecasts as the
contract value is within our expectation.
Rating Maintain
OUTPERFORM
We are maintaining
our OUTPERFORM recommendation for WCT with its attractive upside (+63%) from
the current share price.
Valuation No
change in our Target Price of RM3.93, which is based on SOP valuation.
Risks Further delays in ETP and Middle East-based projects.
Source: Kenanga
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