Comments The exercise raised RM64.4m in cash for Oldtown,
doubling its current net cash position to RM128.7m.
This will allow the company to partially fund the business
expansion of both its café and beverage manufacturing businesses both domestically
and internationally.
The ROE and EPS will see dilutions of 2.7ppt and 9.4%
respectively due to the bigger share base despite a higher interest income assumed
from the proceeds.
Outlook Oldtown’s prospects remain positive with two
key drivers, i.e. 1) the strong growth of its FMCG segment, which is expected
to be boosted by its growing regional market share, including that of untapped
markets in China, South Korea and Vietnam and 2) the likely opening of more
outlets in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and China.
Forecast Our earnings estimates are maintained. H
owever, we have aligned our financial year-end to the
company’s new financial year-end, i.e. from 31 Dec to 31 Mar, resulting in our
adjusted earnings estimates of RM52.8m and RM59.8m for FY13-14E, respectively.
Rating Maintained
OUTPERFORM
Valuation Based on an unchanged targeted PER of 14.5x
(at a +1.5SD of the average PER), our fair value is maintained at RM2.40 on the
adjusted FY14 EPS of 16.5 sen despite the dilution noted above as we have
rolled forward our valuation to FY14.
Risks Global
economic uncertainty may impact consumers spending leading to a drop in demands
and a slowdown in its outlet expansions.
Source: Kenanga
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