One thing
is the IPO price is not fixed yet, and have chances of a lower IPO price depending
on the bidding by institutional clients.
JF Apex Securities said subscribe with a target price of RM2.97. Their non-rated target price is based on Dividend Discount Model (DDM) with discount rate, WACC of 7.2% and terminal growth rate of 2.5%. It translates into implied PER of 19.4x for 2014F which is above its peers’ average of 16.5x. They view the higher PER is fair given the Group’s status as a leading port operator in Malaysia shall render premium valuation to the Group.
Their target price translates into potential upside of 22.8% (capital appreciation of 18.8% and dividend yield of 4%) to the listing price. They believe the Group’s dominant position as a leading port operator in Malaysia with commendable earnings track record and decent dividend yield would attract investors’ interest.
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According to HWANGDBS Vickers Research, recommendation subscribe: Fair value of RM2.75. The Westports fair value is based on DDM valuation (assuming sustainable dividend payout ratio
of 75%, initial 5-year growth rate of 8.2%, 6.6% discount rate, long-term growth rate of 5.5% and a concession period until 2054). This translates into potential total return of 13% (inclusive of dividend yield). Thier target price – which values Westports’ market cap at RM9,378m – implies FY13 net dividend yield of 3.0% and 19.8x FY14 P/E. We value Westports at a premium to NCB Holdings (15.2x FY14 P/E; market cap of RM1,872m), which operates out of Northport (with a handling capacity of 5.5m TEUs per annum) in Port Klang, because of Westports larger market cap and strong earnings track record.
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