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Good morning,
Tower
Bersama Infrastructure – No Surprises
We reiterate our
NEUTRAL recommendation on Tower Bersama and maintain our DCF-derived TP of
IDR5,700 (3% downside), in view of the stock’s rich valuations, moderated
EBITDA growth and long-term lease rate concerns. Its current 2017F EV/EBITDA
of 13.5x remains the highest amongst Indonesian tower companies although we
believe the company’s ongoing share buyback programme should support its
share price. Tower Bersama’s 1Q17 results were in line with our expectations.
¨ Decent
tenancy adds in 1Q17. Tower Bersama Infrastructure (Tower Bersama) added 335
new towers and 1,019 new tower tenancies, resulting in a 10%/5% YoY/QoQ
growth in 1Q17. This brings its latest tenancy ratio to 1.66x.
Management guided for similar tenant adds
and EBITDA margin of 86.5%, while targeting to maintain its tenancy ratio at
1.65x. As the majority of telcos have already invested the lumpiest capex for
4G transition, we expect the softened, single-digit tenancy growth situation
to continue.
Concerns on long term lease rates remain
although management mentioned that only XL Axiata (EXCL IJ, BUY, TP:
IDR3,355) was looking to slash lease rates while its biggest customer,
Telkomsel (TLKM IJ, BUY, TP: IDR5,000) has agreed to maintain current lease
rates for its new-built tower.
¨ Rich
valuations with less room for inorganic expansion. Despite its
diversified clientele profiles, Tower Bersama's FY17F EV/EBITDA of 13.5x is
the highest in the sector. In addition, 1Q17’s net debt/EBITDA ratio of 5.1x
is close to its 6.5x maximum debt covenant, leaving limited room to further
leverage on its balance sheet to pursue inorganic growth.
¨ Share
buyback programme should support share price. On 26 Oct 2016,
Tower Bersama had allocated another IDR1.5trn to buy back its shares,
effective until 25 Apr 2018; 72% remain unspent at this juncture. As such, we
believe Tower Bersama's share price should be relatively stable this year.
¨ Maintain
a NEUTRAL call and DCF-derived TP of IDR5,700, which assumes a WACC of 9.5%
and terminal growth rate of 3%. Our TP implies a FY17-18F EV/EBITDAs of
13.8x/12.7x respectively.
¨ Risks. Upside risk to our
call is a higher-than-expected telco capex, which could lead to
better-than-expected tenancy, tower additions and tower sales. Key downside
risk is faster-than-expected downward revisions in lease rates.
¨ No
surprises in 1Q17,
with Tower Bersama recording YoY revenue and EBITDA growth rates of 6% and
5.7% respectively (flat QoQ). We are projecting a slightly higher growth rate
in 2Q17, as the bulk of 1,019 new tenants were only added towards the later
part of 1Q17, hence higher revenue should be recognised in the coming
quarter. (Norman Choong, CFA)
Link
to report: Tower Bersama Infrastructure : No Surprises
Link
to daily report: Indonesia Morning Cuppa 160517
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Company Update:
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Key Takeaways from Ground visit on LPCK IJ
Meikarta Grand Launching on 13 May 2017 @ Maxxbox Cikarang
We visited Meikarta Grand Launching event
last Saturday at Maxxbox, Cikarang. Meikarta is Lippo’s new mega development
project that is located between Jakarta and Bandung and the project will be
under Lippo Cikarang (LPCK IJ, NR). The event is scheduled from 10 am – 8 pm
and we droppped by at 3.45 pm. Upon arrival, we noticed the place was very
packed and cars were parking along road side due to insufficient parking
space.
¨ Strategic
independent city.
Meikarta development is strategically located between Jakarta – Bandung route
and surrounded by 6 industrial estates. The area will be interconnected by 6
new infrastructures such as: LRT, Monorail (under feasibility study until
4Q17), Jakarta-Bandung Speed train, and Jakarta – Cikampek toll road. Other facilities
that Meikarta offers include: Top 3 universities, Indonesian Silicon Valley,
100 ha central park, 50 high schools, 100 primary schools, Opera &
Theatres, City Library, International Hospital, Shopping centres, Convention
centre with 200,000 people capacities, 5 star hotels, and CBD. According
several media news, Meikarta will have an area of 2,200 ha, meanwhile on-site
Lippo personnels told us that Meikarta total development area is 500 ha.
¨ 3
types of apartment units were offered, ranging from 2 – 4 bedrooms with areas
range between 48-98 sqm/unit. Several Lippo personnel’s told us that there
are 28 towers to be offered with ground-breaking started since January 2016
and handover is slated 18-24 months from launch date. This information is different
than what was reported on media where there will be 50 towers ready to be
occupied by December 2018 (based on Investor Daily 15 May 2017).
¨ Pricing
& payments.
We did not receive any price list and according to sales agent the price
range from IDR10-12mn/sqm. Later, we found the price list is downloadable in
its website. Hard cash buyer can enjoy 8%-12% discount while others are able
to opt 12x – 24x in-house instalments with 10% down payments. Mortgage loan
was offered by Nobu Bank (affiliated with Lippo) with 7.75% fixed interest
rate for 5 years.
¨ Conclusion. We observed there
were a lot of potential buyers that came on launch date. We view that
affordability or price becomes one of the major determinant during property
purchase and at IDR10-12mn/sqm price point is very attractive compared to
IDR18-20mn/sqm in Bekasi-Cikarang area. This is reflected in the
record-breaking sales of 16,800 apartment units on the first day. Although
the initial price range is very attractive and affordable in our view, we
also believe most the sales on the first day were also caused by the
significant 45%-50% discount given exclusively to Lippo Group employees.
Target marketing sales for this project is not yet known and there are some
information mismatch regarding details on Meikarta project, we are still
waiting for further clarifications from management.
The company targets IDR1.67trn of marketing
sales this year and until 1Q17 it has reached IDR169bn or 15% achievement.
Currently, LPCK is trading at 4.92x 2017F consensus P/E or 73% discount to
consensus RNAV (slightly below its 4 year average discount of 72%). (Yualdo Tirtakencana)
Visit notes (VIVA IJ, NR), A Turnaround
Story
Yesterday, we visited the main studio
facility of Viva Media Asia (VIVA IJ, NR) for analyst expose. Below are
several key highlights from the meeting:
¨ Visi Media Asia runs
two Free-To-Air (FTA) TV under its group which are AnTV (MDIA IJ, NR) and
TVOne, and also operates an online news portal, viva.co.id. The company is
the fastest growing media group in the country with group audience share
increased by 92% in the last six years. YTD, the company is the top gainer in
term of audience share with total group audience share reached 18.9%,
increased by 1.9% YoY. This makes the company has a strong position as the
tier-1 media group together with MNC Group (MNCN IJ, BUY, TP: IDR2,500),
Surya Citra Media (SCMA IJ, BUY, TP: IDR3,300).
¨ The company has a
proven track record of outperforming industry growth with 2012-2016 revenue
CAGR of 16.5%. Last year, Viva experienced a major turn-around by recording
positive earnings of IDR462.2bn from net losses of IDR481.4bn in 2015 partly
driven by one-off gained from tax amnesty. In our calculation, its FY16’s
core earnings should be around IDR240bn.
¨ In FY17, the company
is aiming to book revenue growth twice the industry growth outlook (c. 9%)
which is achievable in our view, underpinned by several catalysts, including:
i. TVOne increases sport and entertainment contents, which
have a bigger market compared to news programmes, to 18 hours a day, and then
decreasing the news programmes to 10 hours a day. The sport and entertainment
line ups of TVOne such as MMA One pride, Gojek-Traveloka Liga 1, Super Family
100, Endless Love, and etc.
ii. Well-positioned AnTV as the most preferred TV station
for female audience, thanks to Indian drama series. This is good for the
company by considering the fact that female advertising expenses (ADEX) is
about 60% of total ADEX in 2015 and continue to grow each year.
iii. 3600 campaign in order to increase the
sustainability of Indian drama series and develop brand loyalty by bringing
the talent closer to the audiences through meet and greet event.
¨ Going forward,
Viva’s bottom line will be supported by deleveraging activities. According to
Viva’s management, FY17 debt service to EBTDA will be around 2.5-3x, from
1.8x in FY16 and 1.0x in FY15. Several corporate actions that would be taken
including;
i. Debt refinancing which slated in 2Q17 is expected could
cut cost of debt up to 40%.
ii. Private placement in Intermedia Capital (MIDA IJ, NR)
side, subsidiary of VIVA which runs AnTV, up to USD186m for debt repayment.
Key risk is sharp depreciation in IDR, as
the company highly exposed by foreign exchange due to many foreign content as
well as USD denominated debt. (Ahmad Idham)
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Economics Update:
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Exports And Imports Moderate In April
Exports moderated 12.6% YoY in
April, led by a slowdown in non-oil and gas exports. Moving forward, we
envisage exports of goods and services to return to a growth of 10% in 2017,
from -3.9% in 2016 on:
1. Low base
effect;
2. Stable
to modest pick-up in primary commodity price outlook;
3. Gradual
improvement in world merchandise trade volumes.
¨ We
expect the current account deficit to widen in 2Q17. In
April, the trade surplus declined to USD1.2bn, from USD1.4bn in February.
This points to a lower trade surplus in 2Q17, suggesting that the country’s
current account deficit in the balanced of payments could widen during the
quarter.
¨ Exports moderated in March, mainly on account of a
slowdown in non-oil and gas exports and a reversal into a contraction in
crude oil exports, particularly on larger decline in volumes.
¨ Slowdown in exports was broad-based. This
was mainly on the back of a slower increase in exports to Japan, ASEAN, the
EU, China, and the US.
¨ Imports
registered slower growth during the month. Likewise, imports
recorded a slower pace of growth, rising 10.3% YoY, on account of lower
prices of non-oil & gas imports. (Rizki Fajar)
Link to report to be sent out later
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Media Highlights:
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Corporate
Lautan Luas sets top-line target to grow by
15%-17% YoY in 2017
Golden Energy Mines to acquire four coal
companies
Cowell Development to launch five new
projects this year
Alfa Energi to raise up to IDR150 billion
in initial public offering
Realisation of customs and excise revenue
reached 18% of state budget’s target
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Our
Recent Publication:
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Economics Update: CAD Starts To Widen In
1Q17, BOP Surplus Sustains
Link to report: CAD
Starts To Widen In 1Q17, BOP Surplus Sustains
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Sector Update: Coal Mining – Recent
Pullback Creates Opportunity To Accumulate
Link to report: Recent
Pullback Creates Opportunity To Accumulate
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Sector Update: Engineering &
Construction – Key
Takeaways From Marketing In Singapore
Link to report: Key
Takeaways From Marketing In Singapore
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Sector Update: Plantation – Stock-To-Usage
Ratio To Normalise Soon
Link to report: Plantation – Stock-To-Usage Ratio
To Normalise Soon
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Corporate News Flash: Alam Sutera – A
Decent Take-Up Rate For Chiara
Link to report: Alam
Sutera : A Decent Take-Up Rate At Chiara
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Company Update: Surya Semesta
Internusa – Positive Outlook Unchanged
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Economics Update: Economic Growth Sustained
In 1Q17
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Company Update: Bank Mandiri – Spring Has
Finally Sprung
Link to report: Bank
Mandiri : Spring Has Finally Sprung
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Company Update: Waskita Karya – Stellar
Performance
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Company Update: Pembangunan Perumahan
Persero – The Most Undervalued Contractor
Link to report: Pembangunan
Perumahan Persero : The Most Undervalued Contractor
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Company Update: Telekomunikasi Indonesia –
Blazing The Trail
Link to report: Telekomunikasi
Indonesia : Blazing The Trail
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Best regards,
Helmy Kristanto
Director
Head of Indonesia Research
PT. RHB Securities Indonesia
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