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UOB KAYHIAN

UOB KAYHIAN

REITs
Data Centre REITs – Stellar Growth And Tight Vacancies In Singapore And The US


Core hubs in Northern Virginia and Silicon Valley benefit from rising AI demand and average asking rents have increased 7% to US$174/kW/month across North America in 1H24. Our preferred BUYs are DCREIT (Target: US$0.88) and MINT (Target: S$3.03) for their focus on the US market. Vacancy is tight in Singapore after a three-year moratorium on new construction. KDCREIT (Target: S$2.28) benefits from the
government’s plan to double capacity for international subsea cables.

 

 

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Automobile – China

Weekly: PV Sales Down 4.8% yoy, Missing Estimates

 

China’s PV insurance registrations fell by 4.8% yoy and 4.4% wow during 16-22 Sep 24, missing estimates. PEV market share dipped by 3.6ppt wow to 49.5%. Denza has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of BYD but has dropped out of the top 10 in the weekly sales rankings for pure-play EV names, replaced by GWM’s Wey brand. Joyson is rapidly ramping up production capacity to fulfil the new orders intake. Maintain MARKET WEIGHT. Top BUYs: CATL, Desay SV and Geely. Top SELL: GAC.

 

 

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CGS CIMB

CGS CIMB 

REIT

What’s in the price?

 

■ We remain positive on SREITs as further Fed Funds interest rate cuts would be supportive of yield spreads and lower cost of capital to spur growth.

■ Despite the recent share price rally pricing in some of the rate cut expectations, sector valuations remain inexpensive.

■ We maintain CLAR and FLT as our top picks and add LREIT.

 

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New Oriental Education

Positive on education margin expansion

 

■ Due to weak consumption sentiment, we expect slower revenue growth for New Oriental’s premium 1x1 overseas test preparation classes in 1QFY5/25F.

■ We believe the overall demand for education services is still strong and New Oriental’s (EDU) revenue should grow 27% in 1QFY5/25F and 31% yoy in FY5/25F.

■ Although 1QFY5/25F overall net profit will be impacted by the one-off expenses related to East Buy, we expect education non-GAAP OPM to expand by 200bp yoy.

■ We reiterate Add given strong education growth, with new DCF-based TP of HK$74.1

 

 

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LIM & TAN LIM & TAN

Hanwha Group has issued a statement on Sept 25’2024 to explain its rationale behind its offer price for Dyna-Mac ($0.63, unchanged). The group, which is the substantial shareholder of Dyna-Mac, made a tender offer of 60 cents per share for the shares it does not own in the Mainboard-listed company on Sept 11’2024. Hanwha said that their offer is based on a rigorous review of factors affecting Dyna-Mac
Holdings Ltd.’s business outlook, including growth prospects and order book, as well as geopolitical tensions, macro-economic uncertainties, volatility in oil prices and a global trend towards clean energy transition. Against that backdrop, Hanwha’s offer represents:


1. 21% premium over the undisturbed last transacted price per share on 10 September 2024;
2. 5.7x diluted net asset value per share (price-to-book ratio) as at 30 June 20241; and
3. 13.2x diluted earnings per share (price-to-earnings ratio) for the 12 months ended 30 June 20242.

 

Dyna-Mac’s market cap stands at S$794mln and currently trades at 10x Forward PE (ex-cash PE is around 5x). Given our target price of S$0.715 (consensus target price is between 64cts - 71.5 cts) continues to represent at least a 13.4% upside potential, and the founding family thinks that S$0.60 is not adequate and finally the offer is not yet final, we recommend that investors “HOLD” for the IFA’s recommendation to the board of directors and minority investors to make a decision.

 

SIA Engineering ($2.38, down 4 cents) reported that SIAEP, a subsidiary of SIA Engineering Company Limited (“SIAEC”), is the first Embraer Authorised Service Centre in the Asia-Pacific region to perform maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for Embraer’s E-Jets E2 family of aircraft. SIAEP has been an authorised service centre in Asia-Pacific for Embraer’s first-generation E-Jets since 2017. SIAEP has three hangars located in Clark, Philippines.

We continue to like SIE given that it is moving up the technical
value chain of their customers and also increasing its addressable market at the same time. Continued share buy backs will likely limit down-side risks. SIE’s market cap stands at S$2.7bln and currently trades at 18x forward PE with a dividend yield of 3.4%. Consensus target price stands at S$2.68, representing 13% upside from current share price. We maintain “Accumulate”.

 

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