Maxis to boost pre-paid market share with Hotlink Bagus

PETALING JAYA (March 7): Maxis Bhd aims to strengthen its pre-paid market share with the launch of its all-in-one pre-paid plan, Hotlink Bagus.

Joint Chief Executive Officer Suren J. Amarasekera said currently its pre-paid market share stands at 38 per cent with 11.3 million subscribers.

"We want to continue dominating the pre-paid market share, not only in the growth of revenue-generating subscribers but also in terms of usage," he told reporters after unveiling Hotlink Bagus on Wednesday.

Hotlink Bagus provides customer access to all the five integrated categories -- voice calls, SMS, surfing, international direct dialing and roaming.

"It's all-in-one pack at the lowest rates, the lowest rates Maxis has ever offered to its customers. This will have a huge impact on customers' lives, especially in terms of convenience and savings," he said.

With the Bagus plan, Suren said Hotlink is also making inroads into migrants and the tourist market on top of its existing youth, students and working adults' markets.

"We're the only integrated operator in the country. There will be more bundled products to be offered soon," he said.

Hotlink Bagus was launched simultaneously at 16 major locations nationwide on Wednesday.

To date, Maxis has 14 million subscribers for both post-paid and pre-paid services. Slightly more than 50% of its revenue comes from the pre-paid segment. - Bernama



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OSK Property to buy 13.7 acres of Shah Alam industrial land for RM45.4m

KUALA LUMPUR (Macrh 7): OSK PROPERTY HOLDINGS BHD [] has proposed to acquire two parcels of adjoining industrial land, measuring 13.73 acres or 598,408 sq. ft in Taman Perindustrian Subang Utama for RM45.42 million.

It said on Wednesday it was acquiring the land from Perniagaan Sri Mujur Maju Sdn Bhd at about RM75.90 per sq ft.

“The land has been approved with development order for 16 semi-detached factories with land sizes and built-up ranging from 17,900 sq ft to 50,800 sq ft and 14,896 sq ft to 60,076 sq ft respectively,” it said.

OSK Property said based on preliminary plans, it proposed to revise and enhance the development plan by offering smaller industrial units to increase affordability and saleability.

It said the proposed acquisition would enable OSK Property to diversify its development portfolio to include small medium industrial factories and to expand its geographical coverage to Shah Alam.

It added there was a demand for supplementary services and smaller semi-detached factories costing RM2 million to RM3 million per unit.

“Subject to the necessary development approvals being obtained, the group targets to launch the development on the land by the fourth quarter of 2012,” it said.



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Pelikan to reward shareholders with 1 treasury share for every 50 held

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Pelikan International Corporation Bhd plans to reward its shareholders with one treasury share for evey 50 existing shares held for FY ended Dec 31, 2011.

It said on Wednesday the board also recommended a final cash dividend of one sen per share single tier dividend.



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WinSun get LOI to supply 60,000 tonnes of iron ore a month

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): WINSUN TECHNOLOGIES BHD []’s unit has received a letter of intent from Ningbo Shanghao Mining Investment Co. Ltd to buy 60,000 tonnes of iron order month over two years.

WinSun said on Wednesday the group was on track to diversify into the trading of raw materials for its clients which were mainly companies involved in the heavy industries.

It said that its unit WinSun Engineering Sdn Bhd would have to supply to Ningbo Shanghao 720,000 tonnes of high grade iron ore a year, or 1.44 million tonnes during the two-year contract.



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Market Commentary

The FBM KLCI index lost 15.08 points or 0.95% on Wednesday. The Finance Index fell 0.82% to 14089.39 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.69% to 1050.54 points and the Plantation Index down 0.52% to 8600.14 points. The market traded within a range of 12.87 points between an intra-day high of 1585.30 and a low of 1572.43 during the session.

Actively traded stocks include NICORP, HWGB, SILVER, HWGB-WB, CSL, AMEDIA, ENVAIR, KEYWEST, GOCEAN and TECFAST. Trading volume increased to 1742.64 mil shares worth RM2030.26 mil as compared to Tuesday’s 1288.12 mil shares worth RM1792.17 mil.

Leading Movers were ARMADA (+3 sen to RM4.23), UMW (+3 sen to RM7.19), RHBCAP (+4 sen to RM7.76), PETDAG (+4 sen to RM18.50) and MMHE (+2 sen to RM5.32). Lagging Movers were SIME (-19 sen to RM9.80), CIMB (-11 sen to RM7.31), GENTING (-18 sen to RM10.74), MAYBANK (-8 sen to RM8.71) and YTL (-6 sen to RM1.69). Market breadth was negative with 283 gainers as compared to 476 losers. -- JF Apex Securities Bhd



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Brahim’s 17.9m new placement shares fixed at RM1.10 each

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Brahim’s Holdings Bhd has fixed the issue price of up to 17.90 million new shares to be placed out at RM1.10 per placement share.

It said on Wednesday the shares represented up to 10% of the paid-up share capital.

Brahim’s said the issue price was 0.9% below the five-day volume weighted average price up to and including March 6, which was the market day immediately preceding the price fixing date of RM1.11.



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KLCI falls the most in 2012

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Blue chips closed lower on Wednesday, with the FBM KLCI among the biggest losers among the key regional markets as it fell the most so far this year on uncertainties whether Greece could secure enough support for its debt revamp.

At the close, the KLCI was down 15.08 points to 1,574.83, which could derail the recent rally which saw the 30-stock index poised to hit the all-time high of 1,597 in July last year.

Turnover was 1.74 billion shares valued at RM2.03 billion. However, the broader market did show some improvement with losers beating gainers 476 to 283 while 314 stocks were unchanged.

Reuters reported a clutch of Greek pension funds and some foreign investors are holding back on a bond swap deal which would enable Greece to meet a debt repayment on March 20, sparking concerns about a chaotic default if participation is low. Greek private creditors have until late Thursday to say whether they will take part.

Key regional markets fell, with the Nikkei 225 down 0.64% to 9,576.06, the Hang Seng Index 0.86% to 20,627.70, Shanghai Composite Index 0.65% to 2,394.79, Taiwan’s Taiex 0.44% to 7,903.08, the Kospi 0.91% tp 1,982.15 and Singapore’s Straits Times Index 0.58% to 2,915.03.

As for Bursa Malaysia, dealers said the pullback was expected as the KLCI was running counter to the key regional markets on Tuesday which fell up to 2%.

They said there was some trading activity in lower liners and penny stocks but this did not have much bearing on the market’s direction.

They also saw no reason for Naim Indah Corp to jump 13.5 sen to 65.5 sen in the absence of any positive fresh news.

Sime Darby fell the most, down 19 sen to RM9.80 and dragging the KLCI down 2.70 points. CIMB lost 11 sen to RM7.31, Genting 18 sen to RM10.74 and Maybank eight sen to RM8.71, pushing the 30-stock index down by a total of 4.93 points.

BAT was the top loser, down 56 sen to RM51.96, HLFG 40 sen to RNM12.10, Batu Kawan 24 sen to RM18.70, MISC 23 sen to RM5.38 and Oriental 21 sen to RM6.28 and Genting PLANTATION []s 20 sen to RM9.29.

Dijaya Corp fell 18 sen to RM1.49 and the warrants 8.5 sen to 54.5 sen.



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Regional markets in the red, KLCI dn nearly 13 pts

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): All key regional market fell in the morning session on Wednesday, extending their losses from the previous day on renewed uncertainty over Greece's bailout and mounting worries about slowing global economies.

At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI staged a correction, falling 12.98 points or 0.82% to 1,576.93. Turnover was 941.31 million shares valued at RM939.97 million. Losers beat gainers 515 to 158 while 262 counters were unchanged.

Japan’s Nikkei 225 lost 0.81% to 9,559.45, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 0.75% to 20,649.46, Taiwan’s Taiex 0.37% to 7,908.40, South Korea’s Kospi 0.81% to 1,984.25 and Singapore’s Straits Times Index 0.58% to 2,914.97.

US light crude oil rose 43 cents to US$105.13 while crude palm oil futures fell RM9 to RM3,233 per tonne. The ringgit weakened to RM3.0288 against the US dollar.

BIMB Securities Research said it had expected the overnight fall on Wall Street to cause some negative knee-jerk reactions “but (we) see this as a very good opportunity to accumulate on weakness”.

Dealers said retail participation in the market had been low, with traders punting on lower liners and speculative counters. They added local funds were mostly the bigger players in the trading of blue chips and big cap stocks.

CIMB was the biggest drag on the KLCI. It fell 11 sen to RM7.31, pushing the index down by 1.94 points.

HLFG fell the most, down 40 sen to RM12.10, Genting PLANTATION []s 20 sen to RM9.29, MISC 20 sen to RM5.40, Genting 18 sen to RM10.74 and PPB 14 sen to RM16.72.

Dijaya fell 12 sen to RM1.55 and the warrants five sen to 58 sen in active trade, but they were off their intra-morning lows.

Naim Indah was the most active with 204.60 million shares done, up 10.5 sen to 62.5 sen, bucking the weaker market. Silver Bird added five sen to 23.5 sen.

Among the gainers were Ta Ann, up nine sen to RM5.76 and Esso seven sen to RM3.69. Advanced Packaging rose 15 sen to RM1.40 and Iretex 13 sen to RM1.10.



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Dijaya falls in active trade, KLCI dn nearly 13 pts

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Shares of Dijaya Corp Bhd fell on Wednesday when it resumed trading after the corporate announcement about the injection of RM1.1 billion of assets, with the decline in line with the weaker market.

At 11.14am, it was down 14 sen to RM1.53 with 16.19 million shares done. The warrants fell four sen to 59 sen with 12.12 million units done.

The FBM KLCI fell 12.92 points to 1,576.99. Turnover was 648.57 million shares valued at RM647.53 million. There were 125 gainers, 490 losers and 236 stocks unchanged.

Dijaya group CEO Tan Sri Danny Tan Chee Sing has proposed to inject his privately-held assets valued at about RM1.10 billion into the company which will transform it in one of the largest property firms in terms of market capitalisation.



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Envair falls in active trade after denial of RM1.5b O&G project

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Shares of Envair Holdings Bhd felll in active trade on Wednesday after the company denied a news article that its major shareholder in was expected to inject an oil and gas project worth as much as US$600 million (RM1.51 billion) into the company.

At 9.05am, Envair fell 1.5 sn to 33.5 sen with 5.04 million shares traded.

In a filing to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd, Envair clarified that it had enquired its directors and major shareholder, and that that there was no proposal to date from the major shareholder to inject the project purportedly located in Eastern Europe into the company.

“The company also wishes to clarify that the article (on March 6) was published without seeking the due reference or consent from the company as the directors are not aware of the source of information,” it said.



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KLCI falls in early trade, Genting weighs

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): The FBM KLCI fell in early trade on Wednesday, weighed by losses at blue chips, in line with the overnight fall at Wall Street and European markets, as well as on weaker trade sentiment at major regional bourses.

Asian stocks retreated on concerns over Greek debt default resurfaced uncertainty on China and Europe's economic outlook weighed on global shares, according to Reuters.

The FBM KLCI fell 13.38 points to1,576.53 at 9.05am. Losers led gainers by 2558 to 35, while 122 counters traded unchanged.

At Bursa Malaysia, HLFG fell 38 sen to RM12.12, KLK down 26 sen to RM23.02, Genting 18 sen to RM10.74, Panasonic and GAB 14 sen each to RM22 and RM13.62, IJM PLANTATION []s 12 sen to RM3.21 while Hong Leong Bank and Carslberg lost 10 sen each to RM12.30 and RM10.30.



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Envair says no plan to inject O&G project into company

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Envair Holdings Bhd has denied a news article that a major shareholder in the company was expected to inject an oil and gas project worth as much as US$600 million (RM1.51 billion) into the company.

Envair had on Tuesday clarified that it had enquired its directors and major shareholder, and that that there was no proposal to date from the major shareholder to inject the project purportedly located in Eastern Europe into the company.

“The company also wishes to clarify that the article was published without seeking the due reference or consent from the company as the directors are not aware of the source of information,” it said.

The article was published in a local daily on March 6.



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Maybank IB Research maintains buy on SapuraCrest

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Maybank Investment Bank Research is maintaining a Buy on SAPURACREST PETROLEUM BHD [] at RM5.62 as it has upside potential.

It said on Wednesday the Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd (PCSB) contract charter for the T-9 rig is earnings- neutral to SapCrest, for the daily charter rate (DCR) is relatively similar its previous contract with EMEPMI albeit for a shorter duration.

“With two more rig contracts set to expire by 1H12, we expect minimal difficulties in seeking contract extensions at decent rates owing to the greater number of drilling programmes planned for the next two years. Our RM5.62 TP excludes contributions from its 49% stake in FPSO Berantai. Incorporating this would lift our TP to RM5.94,” said Maybank Research.



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HDBSVR sees investors taking profit after Wall St fall

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): HwangDBS Vickers Research said the overnight fall on Wall Street, where the key indices plunged between 1.4% and 1.6% at the closing bell, could provide the excuse of local investors to take profit on Wednesday.

Wall Street fell on fears that disagreements by some private bond holders might derail Greece’s debt-swap deal, which in turn could scuttle the bailout programme for the financially-ailing country.

“This will likely provide an excuse for investors to take profit on our local bourse today. Its benchmark FBM KLCI – after rebounding from an intra-day low of 1,580.51 yesterday – may test and break below the immediate support line of 1,580 ahead,” it said.

HDBSVR said that hoping to buck the weak market pattern on Wednesday are counters like: (a) Dijaya Corporation, which has proposed to acquire property assets privately owned by its major shareholder (for RM949 million) as well as to undertake a fund-raising exercise (comprising both rights issue and debt financing); (b) Tan Chong, after being appointed to be the contract assembler for Subaru passenger cars; and (c) SapuraCrest Petroleum, as it has been awarded an oil & gas contract worth RM162 million.



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CIMB Research has technical buy on Brahim’s Holdings at RM1.14

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): CIMB Equities Research has a technical buy on Brahim’s Holdings at RM1.14 at which it is trading at a price-to-book value of 2.3 times.

It said on Wednesday that Brahim’s Holdings broke out of its consolidation triangle pattern yesterday.

“We see this as a prelude to more upside ahead. If we are right, the next upswing will likely lift prices towards RM1.20 and RM1.30,” it said.

CIMB Research said the technical landscape was subdued, reflecting its earlier consolidation. Both MACD and RSI signal lines are turning flat.

“Aggressive traders may start to accumulate now. However, always place a stop at below RM1.07 to limit downside risk. A fall below RM1.03 would likely confirm that the uptrend from January is over,” it said.



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CIMB Research has technical sell on RHB Capital at RM7.72

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): CIMB Equities Research has a technical sell on RHB Capital at RM7.72 at which it is trading at a FY13 price-to-earnings of 5.6 times and price-to-book value of 1.3 times.

It said on Wednesday the countertrend rebound reached the 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement level, suggesting that the uptrend from its October 2011 low may have exhausted. Coincidently, the 38.2% FR level is also close to the 200-day SMA.

“Unless the candles push above the 200-day SMA (now at RM8.04), we anticipate selling pressure to pick up in days to come. The next downleg will drag prices towards RM7.35 and RM6.92.

“MACD signal line is poised for a negative crossover while RSI has also hooked downward. This shows that buying momentum is waning,” it said.



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CIMB Research expects strong project pipeline in construction margins

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): CIMB Research expects a strong project pipeline in the coming months and a gradual recovery in CONSTRUCTION [] margins.

In a note Wednesday, the research house said 4Q was seasonally a strong quarter for contractors but timing of jobs led to some underperformance in results.

“We expect a strong project pipeline in the coming months and a gradual recovery in construction margins.

“The results season also ended with optimism among contractors that project flows will intensify.

“This will be driven by the awards of the MRT SBK line and the potential award of the Gemas-JB double-tracking job. Maintain Trading Buy with IJM Corp and Gamuda as our top pick,” it said.



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CIMB Research has technical buy on Muhibbah at RM1.40

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): CIMB Equities Research has a technical buy on Muhibbah Engineering at RM1.40 at which it is trading at a price-to-book value of 1.0 times.

It said on Wednesday that the recent correction dragged prices towards its 30-day SMA but the bulls have since made a comeback.

“A short term base is formed at RM1.31, its recent swing low. This reflects a change in underlying tone from sell to buy,” it said.

CIMB Research said the indicators also show signs of improvement. MACD signal line is poised for a positive crossover while RSI is above the 50pts mark.

“As long as the RM1.31 level remains steady, any pullback is an opportunity to accumulate. Next resistance levels are RM1.53 and RM1.64. Always place a stop at below the RM1.30 level, just in case,” it said.



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OSK Retail Research: Accumulate Techfast, eyes 23.5 sen area

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): OSK Retail Research said TECHFAST HOLDINGS BHD []’s share price is heading towards the 200-week MAV line with strong volume, implying an obvious attempt at violating the declining moving average line.

It said on Wednesday that should the 200-week MAV line be violated, this will lead to a major breakout and therefore, it advises traders to accumulate its shares in anticipation of a breakout.

“We are eyeing the 23.5 sen to 24.5 sen area as the upside target. A cut-loss strategy should be considered if the share price retraces below the 200-week MAV line,” it said.



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Stocks to watch: SapuraCrest, Dijaya, HSL, Kimlun

KUALA LUMPUR (March 7): Stocks on Bursa Malaysia may slip on Wednesday in line with the cautious global and regional markets as worries about slower growth cast a pall of gloom over investors’ sentiment.

Key regional markets posted losses of between 0.63% and 2.16% as riskier assets bore the brunt of fears that the global growth outlook is darkening and that Greece may not be able to complete a major debt restructuring deal.

Reuters reported China's lowering of its economic growth target and data pointing to Europe possibly slipping back into recession have slowly eroded the optimism on global markets generated by the European Central Bank's huge injection of loans to banks since December.

On Bursa Malaysia, late buying helped the FBM KLCI extend its gains but whether it can be sustained on Wednesday remains to be seen due to external worries.

On Tuesday, the KLCI closed 0.69 of a point higher to 1,589.91. Turnover was 1.29 billion shares valued at RM1.73 billion. The broader market reflected the cautious sentiment, with 519 decliners to 257 advancers while 315 stocks were unchanged.

Among the stocks to watch on Wednesday are SAPURACREST PETROLEUM BHD [], DIJAYA CORPORATION BHD [], HOCK SENG LEE BHD [], Kimlun Corp Bhd and Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB).

SapuraCrest Petroleum secured a US$54 million contract from Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd to provide a tender rig including a mobilisation fee.

The contract was for 12 months starting April 1 with an option to extend for another 12 months.

Dijaya resumes trading after a two-day suspension for a corporate exercise. Dijaya is acquiring 40 PROPERTIES [] owned by its single-largest shareholder Tan Sri Danny Tan for RM948.7 million.

The purchase will be funded with a cash portion of RM250 million and the balance via the issuance of redeemable convertible unsecured loan stock (RCULS), with a staggered conversion price range of RM1.30 to RM2.50 over a 10-year period.

Upon completion of the proposed amalgamation exercise, the land bank will increase to 870 acres and the gross development value will increase to RM37 billion.

Hock Seng Lee Bhd plans to undertake a mixed commercial and residential property project in Bandar Samariang, Kuching with an estimated gross development value of RM700 million.

Hock Seng Lee said the project would be on 275.5 acres of land which it was acquiring from Projek Bandar Samariang Sdn Bhd for RM25.54 million.

RHB Research Institute said it was less enthusiastic on CONSTRUCTION [] stocks as it believed their share price performance is likely to be muted over the next six to 12 months as the market begins to price in a higher risk premium for construction stocks ahead of the nation’s general election that will have to be held by March 2013.

However, the research house said Hock Seng Lee would be buoyed by: (1) Projects under Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE); (2) Sustained high margins given limited competition from only a small pool of Sarawak-based Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor Negeri Sarawak (UPK) registered contractors for most public jobs in Sarawak; (3) An outstanding construction orderbook of RM1.1 billion; and (4) An added downside protection to its share price by virtue of a strong balance sheet with a net cash of RM183.7 million or 31.5sen a share as at Dec 31, 2011.

“Indicative fair value is RM1.90 based on 12 times FY12/12 EPS, in line with our one-year forward target PER for the construction sector of 10-14 times,” RHB Research.

Kimlun’s estimated outstanding book order has increased to about RM1.50 billion after it secured a RM68.29 million housing project in Johor Baru.

Its unit Kimlun Sdn Bhd had accepted a letter of award from UNITED MALAYAN LAND BHD []’s subsidiary Dynasty View Sdn Bhd to construct apartments and ancillary buildings in Johor Baru.

Meanwhile, MAHB’s franked dividend of up to 14.14 sen per ordinary share less income tax of 25% amounting to RM116.64 million will go ex on April 9 and the entitlement date is April 12.



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