Results Review:
Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa (INTP IJ, NEUTRAL, TP: IDR17,900)
Likely Better 2H Sales, But Rivalry To Stay Fierce
Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa (INTP IJ, NEUTRAL, TP: IDR17,900)
Likely Better 2H Sales, But Rivalry To Stay Fierce
Despite
anticipated better sales – which are cyclically high in 2H – we expect rivalry
to stay fierce as new cement companies continue to expand their market share,
especially in Western Java, Indocement’s stronghold. The industry overcapacity
situation is also leading to lower selling prices. Indocement focuses on
reducing its cost per tonne to maintain its EBIT margin. We remain NEUTRAL,
with DCF-derived IDR17,900 TP (5% upside) implying 17x/14x FY16F/FY17F P/Es
respectively.
♦ We expect better
sales, but rivalry to stay fierce. We expect cement demand to increase in 2H16,
driven by higher government spending on infrastructure projects, as well as
higher property sales that benefit from relaxation of mortgage policies.
However, five new cement companies are aggresively expanding their market
shares, especially in Western Java and Kalimantan, where Indocement Tunggal
Prakarsa’s (Indocement) markets are based. Given this situation, Indocement is
likely to further lower its selling price to maintain its market shares.
Indocement focuses on improving cost efficieny to boost its EBIT margin.
♦ Reiterate NEUTRAL. Our DCF-derived
IDR17,900 TP implies to 17x/14x FY16F/FY17F P/Es respectively. Key upside risks
to our call include:
i. Faster-than-expected reduction in interest
rates;
ii. Swifter realisation of infrastructure
spending.
The key downside risk is cement companies’
huge selling price discount, which aims to increase their market shares in
Indocement’s base markets.
2Q16 core earnings: broadly in line
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Source: Company data, RHB
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♦ Higher 2Q earnings on
tax benefit.
2Q16 earnings rose 54% QoQ thanks to tax benefit from asset revaluation.
Excluding the tax benefit, pre-tax income was in line with our expectation, but
below the consensus estimate (achieved at 43% of our FY16F vs consensus’ 39%).
Best regards,
Andrey Wijaya
Senior Vice President
Research Analyst – Auto,
Consumer, Cement
PT. RHB Securities
Indonesia