Pak Hendra,

 

PTBA-nya kok tdk bisa dibuka? Apakah bisa dikirim dlm bentuk PDF?

 

Regards,

 

________________________________

From: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hendra Susanto
Sent: Friday, 6 June 2008 2:39 PM
To: Undisclosed recipients
Subject: [obrolan-bandar] ML INDO Up PxT: PTBA Rp20,169 & BUMI Rp10,000
Cut PxT: INCO & ANTM (Sales Note 6 June 08

 

Last call utk penumpang coal, bentar lagi bakal lepas landas. Pesawat
kami sudah penuh penumpang BUMI di kepala 7xxx dan PTBA di kepala 13xxx
dan sebentar lagi akan take off. This is kapten ML speaking :))

 

 

         

         

         

        Upgrades: PTBA PxT Rp20,169,  BUMI  PxT Rp10,000.      Cut PxT:
INCO to Rp8,600 (Buy),  ANTM Rp2,176 

        Commodity: upgrade coal prices 
        Vicky Binns and mining team revised their medium-long term
commodity price est':  i) Coal price was raised by 23% to US$135/t
(2009), 18% to US$100/t (2010), and 11% to US$80/t (2011), while
retaining 2008 at U$135 and long-term,  ii) Nickel price was cut by 20%
to US$11.7/lb for 2008, 2% to US$12.8 for 2009, and 9% to US$10.0 for
2010. We now prefer coal to metal stocks. The impact to Indo stocks:
Daisy raised PTBA PxT by 14%  to Rp20,169, and reinstated coverage on
BUMI with Buy PxT Rp10,000. She cut earnings and NPV for INCO and ANTM.
Daisy's top pick in order of preference: PTBA, BUMI, INCO. 

        PTBA: raised PxT to Rp20,169 
        Daisy raised PxT by 14% to Rp20,169 and net profit by 21-26% for
2009-2011. Exports accounts for ~46% of PTBA's output in 2008, and we
see this rising to 57% by 2010. With no restriction on export and no
ceiling on domestic price, domestic ASP should also improve, but Daisy
leaves that as upside. She also feels market still undermine PTBA's
ability to ramp-up production, and there is still misplaced belief that
export prices are always higher than domestic prices. Note that recent
events have slowly changed these misplaced views: Establishment of a
railway JV with PTKA was approved on 29 May, which will allow PTBA to
invest directly in railway expansion. Also, PLN has surprised the market
by raising its contract price in the middle of the year, a sign of
domestic prices catching up with export.  Other catalysts: i) arrival of
100 wagons in July-Aug, ii) the US$49mn cash injection by PTBA to the
railway JV in Aug '08, and iii)construction of railway JV with the
Chinese in 1Q08.  Trades at 14x '08 PE with 207% EPSg. 

        <<PTBA_export prices seen higher for longer.pdf>> 
        BUMI:  Value to be unlocked as a proxy 
        Upgrade to Buy PxT Rp 10,000, a 20% premium to our end 08 DCF.
Main changes:  i) new coal price assumption and  ii) fact that BUMI
commands $7 export pricing thanks to its efficient logistics - which
means reliable delivery for customer.  Bumi is the world's
second-largest thermal coal exporter and a 10% output shortfall could
well cause global export supply deficit to widen by 70%.  Such influence
gives it a pricing power unmatched by any coal company in the region.
We deem Bumi a reasonably-valued proxy for the robust coal price, given
its dominance in global seaborne export, high export exposure and
superior infrastructure. We now project 20% higher 2009-10E NPAT on
higher coal price assumptions.   In anticipation of rising commodity
prices, we are likely to see equity prices overshoot NPVs.
http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=SBucuTmVYGDltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D
<http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=SBucuTmVYGDltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D> 

        INCO: cut PxT to Rp8,600 
        Maintain Buy but lower PxT by 16% to Rp8,600 and earnings by
32%, 12%, 16% for 2008-10. INCO still remains as an attractive dividend
play, offering 12% div yield on 9% FCF yield. Next div date is in Oct.
Not to forget PT Inco is also the cheapest nickel company among our
coverage. PT Inco uses hydropower for most of its power generation, and
is constantly improving its cost-reduction initiatives.  Our bullish
view on nickel has been toned down as we see no clear demand drivers to
support nickel price;  Robust trade from Europe's stainless steel
producers is insufficient to draw down LME's high inventories, China's
mills are set to cut collective output and the US mills remain deathly
quiet.  http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=HOfAfKH7QyjltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D
<http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=HOfAfKH7QyjltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D> 
        
        ANTM: our least preferred 
        With tepid nickel price, Daisy sees limited catalysts for ANTM
to re-rate, and maintain Underperform rating. She slashed net profit by
23-9% for 2008-10 and YE08 NPV by 12% to Rp2,176. Daisy also expects
cash cost to rise to US$7.5/lb by May 08, vs U$6.2 in 1Q08, given it is
fully dependent on diesel power. Her ferronickel cash cost est for FY08
is only US$4.9/lb.  ANTM's nickel ore business (10% of revenue) to China
is also under threat as nickel pig iron cut back on production.
Valuation is also expensive, at 52% premium to its base case NPV of
Rp2,176.. DCF upside may exist from acquiring Herald, assuming its bid
stays at A$2..60-2.65, but impact would be small relative to market cap.
http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=5MLBDi2kkRvltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D
<http://research1.ml.com/C/?q=5MLBDi2kkRvltljEpgrEYA%3D%3D> 

        Market Talks: 
        * BI raised rate by 25 bps to 8.50% yesterday (vs consensus
+50bps) to counter inflation. We expect the impact from recent 29%
domestic fuel price hike to linger over the next few months, hence we
see CPI heading to ~12%. We expect further 75-175bps rate hike for YE08.

        * BMRI to receive Rp200bn from auction of assets of PT Suba
Indah that has been used as collateral for its Rp773.88bn NPL. The
assets are plants, land, machinery, and equipments. ( Bisnis Indonesia )

        * UNTR finalizing due diligence for the US$80mn purchase of a
coal mining company. The company is said to have 10-15mn ton of reserve
in Kalimantan . (BIsnis Indonesia )

        * MEDC to announce winner for acquisition of 80.57% shares of
APEX next week. (Investor Daily ) 

         

        Santy Tandiana 
        Merrill Lynch Indonesia 
        Dir: 6221-515 8997 
        Mob: 62-8151-4355-954 

        Important notice 
        Although this report may contain extracts from or summaries of
Merrill Lynch research or morning call notes, it does not in itself
constitute Merrill Lynch research and has not been compiled or approved
by our Research Department.   Any mention of individual analysts by name
is purely for reference purposes and should not be taken to imply that
the analyst concerned has read or approved this report. Reports can be
found at www.mlx.ml.com

         

        
________________________________


        This message w/attachments (message) may be privileged,
confidential or proprietary, and if you are not an intended recipient,
please notify the sender, do not use or share it and delete it. Unless
specifically indicated, this message is not an offer to sell or a
solicitation of any investment products or other financial product or
service, an official confirmation of any transaction, or an official
statement of Merrill Lynch. Subject to applicable law, Merrill Lynch may
monitor, review and retain e-communications (EC) traveling through its
networks/systems. The laws of the country of each sender/recipient may
impact the handling of EC, and EC may be archived, supervised and
produced in countries other than the country in which you are located.
This message cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free. This
message is subject to terms available at the following link:
http://www.ml.com/e-communications_terms/
<http://www.ml.com/e-communications_terms/> . By messaging with Merrill
Lynch you consent to the foregoing.

        
________________________________


         

 

 

 

 

 

Kirim email ke