Period 1Q12
Actual vs.
Expectations
Turnover of RM26.7m (+38% YoY) was in line with
expectations and accounted for 16.2% of ours and 16.0% of the consensus’ full
year estimate. Meanwhile, the NP of RM0.8m (+2% YoY) also came in within ours
and the consensus’ full year estimate.
Despite 1Q12 NP being only at 7.5% (or 9.0% should
we add back the one-off transfer listing expenses thus bringing the NP to a
normalised level of RM0.9m) of ours and the consensus’ full year estimate, we
deemed the result to be in line with expectations given that 1Q is normally low
and accounts for an approximately 7%-10% of the full year NP based on the
company’s historical financial trend.
Dividends No dividend was announced during the quarter. For
the full financial year, we expect the group to declare a total of 3.5 sen
dividends for FY12, translating into a 3.4% net dividend yield.
Key Result Highlights
YoY, the revenue increased by 38% thanks to higher
revenue contribution from its Taiwan (+176%) and Singapore (+345%) divisions, boasted
by its newly-acquired subsidiary (Puritec Technologies). The PBT margin however
declined to 3.7% (vs. 4.1% previously) as a result of higher administrative
expenses led by acquisition expenses as well as transfer listing expenses of RM140k.
Meanwhile, the NP only increased 1.5% YoY due to a higher tax rate bracket of
19% for the quarter vs. 2% previously.
QoQ, the revenue and earnings declined by 41% and
74% respectively to RM45.4m and RM3.0m due to the seasonally lower sales in the
1Q as highlighted above.
Outlook We remain positive on the tech sector and
expect a better 2H for CY12 (in contrast to a likely weaker 1H), underpinned by
likely higher market demand led by consumer electronic products.
The group has secured a total of RM72m in orders
as of 25 May, out of which RM44.6m or 62% has not been recognised yet.
Change to Forecasts
No changes in our FY12-13E forecasts.
Rating
OUTPERFORM (maintained)
Valuation Our current TP is RM1.10 based on Fwd PER of 8.0x
on our FY12E EPS of 13.5 sen.
Risks Foreign currency exchange.
Semiconductor industry downturn.
Source: Kenanga
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