Tuesday, 10 April 2012

CENSOF (FV RM0.57 - BUY) Corporate News Flash: Nets Contracts Worth RM33.5m


THE BUZZ
Yesterday, Century Software (CSHB) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Century Software (M) SB, had won two contracts worth  a total of  RM33.5m from Pertubuhan Keselamatan Sosial (Perkeso) to develop and implement applications on the latter’s Social Security Information Management System for a period of 16 months commencing this quarter, with a warranty period of 1 year.

OUR TAKE
More on the projects. For the first project,  worth RM24.5m, CSHB will be developing enforcement, benefits, collection and disbursement applications  for  Perkeso’s Social Security Information Management System. In the second project, valued at RM9m, the company will  be developing the prevention, customer service, enterprise content management system and corporate website applications. We also gather that the capex for both projects would be minimal as there is no need to purchase new hardware.

Earnings boost. In our earlier FY12/FY13 forecasts, we had factored in some contract wins as well as a full-year financial contribution from the newly acquired Indonesian Investment Management Solution (IMS) arm, PT Praisindo Teknologi, which registered stellar numbers in 4QFY11  owing to the  highly lucrative PBT margin of 72%. Nonetheless, we are still raising our FY12/FY13 revenue assumption by 10%-12% to take into account  the potential of the company winning more  new contracts. This is based on the fact that  CSHB had out-bid 13 reputable local and international software companies to win the jobs from Perkeso. We gather that  the company has identified another RM36.5m  worth of  new projects  it can  tap. Accordingly, we  are  revising  our FY12/FY13 core earnings forecasts by 8%-13% to RM20.3m/RM21.6m, assuming a typical net profit margin of 30%.

Upgrade to BUY. With these Perkeso contracts being secured along with other potential jobs in the  pipeline, we are upgrading our recommendation on CSHB to BUY from NEUTRAL, with a fair value of RM0.57, rolling over to 2013 based on a 9x FY13 PER.

Source: OSK188

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