Good morning,
Bank
Negara Indonesia: Attractive Valuations With Strong Fundamentals
Bank
Negara Indonesia’s (BBNI) current 2017F valuation of 1x P/B and reasonable
ROAE of 12.8% looks more appealing (vs BMRI’s 2017F
1.4x P/B, 12.1% ROAE) as we believe its fundamental value remains
intact. Its USD exposure should be manageable, given that they are mostly
dominated in long-term funding instruments. Infrastructure projects would be
the key catalyst for loan growth, at the same time limiting BBNI’s exposure
to the mining sector, given the volatility in commodity prices. BUY and
IDR6,800 TP maintained (30% upside).
¨ USD
exposure risk should be manageable, as the loan-to-funding ratio (LFR) in USD
was 75.2% as at September, due to BBNI’s policy of providing USD-loan
exposure only for export-oriented borrowers. Meanwhile its USD denominated
long-term funding should also remain under control as BBNI secures long-term
funding instruments to match its long-term loans, particularly for
infrastructure projects.
¨ Solid
commitment on infrastructure projects. Management shared that BBNI would
continue to provide a substantial amount of financing to infrastructure
projects, given that Indonesia still lacks proper infrastructure.
Construction, toll road, power plant, and port-related sectors would be
BBNI’s main focus to support its loans growth. In 2017, we expect the
contribution from infrastructure projects to total loan book to reach 21%
(end-2016: 20.5%).
¨ Limited
mining sector exposure. At 3.1% of total loan book (IDR11.5trn) with a 91.8%
LLC ratio, BBNI has limited exposure to the mining sector. We believe BBNI
should not need to set aside significant additional coverage. Despite the
recent pick-up in commodity prices, BBNI management has no plans as yet to
write back provisions. They are expected to do so only when there are more
visibility of a sustainable global commodities environment ahead.
¨ 3Q16 results
in-line. As
NIM expanded by 39bps to 6.1% QoQ, coming from a combination of wider asset
yield and lower blended cost of funds (CoF). Its 196bps credit cost, with a
slight uptick in LLC ratio of 140.5% reflected BBNI’s consistency in keeping
LLC ratio stable. Our assessment is for limited risk from higher corporate
NPLs – BBNI has guided for only one corporate borrower as a potential
addition to NPLs, and has already asked for additional collateral to cover
the loan of IDR750bn.
¨ Maintain
BUY and
GGM-derived IDR6,800TP, assuming CoE of 10.1%, sustainable ROAE of 12.6% and
long-term growth of 3%. Our TP implies 1.3x 2017F P/BV (-0.25SD of historical
mean).
¨ Risks to the downside
are include:
i. Slower-than-expected
GDP growth that may prolong its NPL improvement;
ii. Tight liquidity,
which may result in a higher blended CoF and NIM compression. (Eka Savitri)
Link to Daily report: Indonesia Morning Cuppa - 171116
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Results
Review:
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Indosat (ISAT IJ, Neutral, TP: IDR6,500), Taking The Lead In
Data Monetisation
Indosat’s (ISAT) intention to spearhead the industry’s data
monetisation efforts by reining in on data quotas is viewed positively but
there are inherent risks in that its rivals may not reciprocate. The network
sharing pact with XL and the streamlining of power/fuel costs should
contribute towards opex savings in the longer-term. We keep our NEUTRAL
rating with a DCF-based TP (WACC: 10.7%, TG: 1%) adjusted to IDR6,500 (from
IDR6,700, 5% upside). For exposure, we prefer Telekomunikasi Indonesia (TLKM
IJ, BUY, TP: IDR5,200).
¨ Re-pricing
data. ISAT said it would take the lead to cut data quotas from 4Q16
in hope that its two other rivals are likely to follow suit. We laud
management’s attempt to better monetise burgeoning data traffic given the
extremely low data yields in the market (under USD2/GB) but caution that the
initiative could well backfire (execution risk). ISAT’s data yield fell a
sharp 36% QoQ to IDR18/MB.
¨ Dividends
to make a comeback. Management indicated that it would consider reinstating its
dividend guidance in FY17 on the back of the improvement in operational
cashflows and the reduction in USD debt. We note that its USD debt exposure
has fallen to 12% from 22% in 4Q15. ISAT targets to reduce USD debt to below
5% by end-FY17.
¨ Forecast.
Our FY16-18 core earnings forecasts have been adjusted by
between -9% to 6%, following some house-keeping amendments and factoring in
higher network cost-savings as ISAT looks to outsource its network fuel/power
management to its equipment vendors.
¨ Tracking in line. 3Q16 core EBITDA grew 11.2%
QoQ on further cost efficiencies which drove EBITDA margin to a two year high
of 45.2% (9M16: 44%). Mobile revenue growth however, slowed to 9.2% YoY in
3Q16 after five consecutive quarter of double-digit expansion on lower ARPU
subscribers added in 3Q16 and pressure on data yields. This is behind
Telkomsel’s 3Q16 revenue growth (11.4% YoY) but ahead of XL Axiata (XL)(EXCL
IJ, BUY, TP: IDR3,832) (XL) (-10% YoY). Mobile internet revenue was flat QoQ
as the strong data traffic (+56% QoQ) was offset by lower data yields from
bonus data offers. Voice revenue slipped 1.2% QoQ despite higher MOU while
SMS revenue grew 8% QoQ, helped by the 21% QoQ increase in SMS yield. (Jeffrey
Tan)
Link to report: Indosat : Taking The Lead In Data Monetisation
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Media
Highlights:
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Corporates
Indocement launched
its second-tier brand
Indocement launched
its second brand Semen Rajawali which targets second-tier market segment.
Rajawali cement price will be lower than that of Tiga Roda. Rajawali first
launched was on 10-October in Karawang, West Java. Indocement will also
introduce this second-tier brand in several other cities.
We see that the new
brand Rajawali is to compete with cement produced by new cement makers which
selling at huge discount. Indocement aims to increase its market shares, on
the expense of narrower EBIT margin. Notably, Indocement national market
shares declined to 26.1% in 10M16 (from 27.4% in 10M15).
Our long-term
outlook is Neutral on the counter. However, Indocement share price declined
10% in the last five days. Sharp correction on share price is good
opportunity to accumulate and trading the stocks. Our DCF-derived TP of
IDR17,900 (23% upside), implying 14x FY17F P/E. (Andrey Wijaya)
AKR Corporindo to
partner up with BP Global to aim retail fuel market
Lippo Karawaci to
launch 1,000 new homes units
Sumber Alfaria
Trijaya injects IDR89.45bn to subsidiary to strengthen online business
Wika Beton and Wika
Gedung to form new precast company
Wijaya Karya aim TOD
business for Serang-Panimbang toll route
Pakuwon Jati to
launch 2 new malls in 2017
MRT construction
reached 58%
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Our
Recent Publication:
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Economic Highlights: Both Exports and
Imports Finally Return to Growth in September
Link to report: Both Exports and
Imports Finally Return to Growth in September
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Sector Update: Coal
Mining: Sector Has Mixed Expectations For 2017
Link to report: Coal Mining - Sector
Has Mixed Expectations For 2017
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Company Update: Summarecon Agung: Lower Gearing Is The Key
Link to report: Summarecon
Agung : Lower Gearing Is The Key
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Economic Highlights: Current Account
Deficit Improves In 3Q, And Surplus In Balance of Payments Continues
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Strategy: Currency
Woes Dampen Sentiment
Link to report: Currency
Woes Dampen Sentiment
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Sector Update:
Regional Plantation: Disappointing Output Supports Bullish CPO Price Signal
Link to report: Disappointing
Output Supports Bullish CPO Price Signal
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Company Update:
Nippon Indosari Corpindo : New SKU Launches, More Sales Force
Link to report: Nippon
Indosari Corpindo : New SKU Launches, More Sales Force
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Company Update:
Pembangunan Perumahan Persero: Paving
The Way For Stronger Growth
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Economic Highlights:
Growth Moderated in 3Q 2016, But Will Likely Bounce Back
Link to report: Growth
Moderated in 3Q 2016, But Will Likely Bounce Back
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Company Update: Wijaya Karya Persero:
Taking The Weight Off Its Shoulders
Link to report: Wijaya
Karya Persero : Taking The Weight Off Its Shoulders
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Best regards,
Helmy Kristanto
Director
Head of Indonesia
Research
PT. RHB Securities
Indonesia