- Affirm BUY on Genting Plantations (GenP) with an unchanged
fair value of RM9.55/share. Our fair value implies an FY13F PE of 16.6x. We
have reduced GenP’s FY13F EPS by 3.5% for housekeeping reasons.
- GenP’s average PE was at 17.1x in the past five years. The
group’s PE band ranged from a low of 5.2x to a high of 27.5x.
- In this report, we take a look at the implied market value
per ha of GenP’s plantation landbank. After stripping out net cash and the
value of the property division based on PE and earnings from the group’s market
capitalisation, we estimate the implied market value at RM27,581/ha.
- We believe that this is undemanding compared with IOI Corporation’s
estimated RM88,468/ha and Kuala Lumpur Kepong’s RM60,247/ha.
- However, we acknowledge that IOI and KLK could be commanding
a premium for their landbank due to the property development potential of some
of their plantation land in Malaysia and their higher proportion of mature areas.
- The implied market value of GenP’s plantation landbank is also
attractive as it has not reflected the growing proportion of planted and mature
areas in Indonesia.
- Additionally in Malaysia, more than 95% or 57,000ha of GenP’s
land are mature areas, with a large portion of oil palm trees in the age
bracket of eight to 20 years old. The average age of the oil palm trees is
roughly 15 years in Malaysia.
- GenP has approximately 162,741ha of plantation landbank in
Indonesia. Out of these, about 36% are planted with oil palm. Out of the
planted area of 59,000ha, roughly 14% can be harvested. The group is in the
midst of completing the acquisition of another 16,323ha of land in Indonesia.
- About 16% of GenP’s oil palm trees in Indonesia are between
four and seven years old, while the balance 84% are aged one to three years.
- Based on transactions, which took place in FY12, market value
of partly-planted landbank in Riau and Kalimantan range between RM6,000/ha and
RM20,000/ha. We believe that the wide range in the market values reflects the proportion
of the planted areas.
- In Sabah, we estimate the market value of prime plantation
land at RM50,000/ha to RM60,000/ha.
Source: AmeSecurities
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