Bonia’s 9MFY12 results were below consensus and our
estimates. Revenue and core net profit ticked up by 31.9% and 43.5% y-o-y
respectively, thanks to better performance
of its Malaysia and Singapore operations. Margins continued to improve
on the back of a stronger top-line. We are cutting our FY12 and FY13 forecasts by
6.8% and 5.5% respectively in light of
the lower anticipated royalty income and higher expenses. Maintain BUY with a
new FV RM3.15.
Below expectations.
Bonia’s 9MFY12 results were below consensus and our full-year forecasts.
Revenue and core earnings (excluding the fair value adjustment of RM4.6m on a
long-term loan in accordance with FRS10) stood at RM441.6m and
RM44.5m, representing a y-o-y growth of 31.9% and 43.5% respectively. The
stronger performance was mainly attributed
to higher revenue from both Malaysia and overseas operations. Singapore’s
revenue jumped significantly by 140% y-o-y – thanks to the RM98.2m revenue
contribution from Jeco, followed by Malaysia’s y-o-y revenue growth of 31%. The top-line of overseas operations
contracted by 38%, whereby the revenue growth from Indonesia (+58%) and Saudi (+54%)
were dragged down by the restarting of operations in Vietnam. The royalty
income realized during this quarter was only around RM300k, which was much less
than expected.
Decent sales growth.
YTD, the Malaysia consignment counters recorded a 12% y-o-y same-point-sales
(SPS) growth and the boutique stores charted a 17% y-o-y samestore-sales (SSS)
growth. The SSS growth for Singapore outlets stood at 4%. For the months of
January-March, the SPS and SSS for
Malaysia were lower at 6% and 5% respectively, while the SSS growth in Singapore was
flattish due to an early Chinese New Year. On a q-o-q basis, overall revenue and core profit dipped by 9% and
14.4% respectively due to lower sales
and higher operating expenses in conjunction with the expansion of overseas market. Gross and
EBIT margins continued to trend upwards to 59.4% and 16.9% due to the
impressive revenue growth.
Maintain BUY. Judging from the weaker royalty income and
costlier operating expenses, we are
revising our FY12 and FY13 earnings down by 6.8% and 5.5%. The group
will continue to explore opportunities locally and abroad. Lately, the group
through its Singapore subsidiary was appointed the master franchisee for “Renoma Café Gallery” for
Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. The 1st concept store will be
launched by the end of 2012. Maintain BUY with a FV of RM3.15, based on 11x
FY12 EPS.
Source: OSK
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