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No lah, no matter how good it is, I will not
be interested in china shares any more. I will
give it a miss and invest other stocks
pharoah88 ( Date: 29-Mar-2010 11:35) Posted:
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DBS Vickers initiates coverage of SINOTEL (54 ct) with 88-cent target
Analyst: Sachin Mittal
Dominates in fast growing Shanxi province. Sinotel is currently the market leader in Shanxi which is experiencing fast growth in property developments. The Chinese government has been buying out smaller coalmines from private owners for consolidation. As such, there is much cash floating in the market. Property developers have rightly targeted the province, fueling the property boom.
More buildings will mean a larger number of wireless network systems to be installed. With Sinotel holding a majority share of Shanxi’s market and its familiarity with the province, the company is likely to win more contracts in the next few years.
We expect Shanxi to contribute over two thirds of revenue in FY09F and FY10F. Deeper penetration versus broader coverage enables above industry operating margins. Sinotel has a presence in about 7 provinces, compared to other players, who have expanded the coverage to 20 plus provinces at the cost of margins. Besides Shanxi, Sinotel is mainly active in the neighbouring provinces of Henan and Jiangsu.
Sinotel’s strategy is to secure a strong foothold in a province, before venturing into a neighbouring province, in order to save on operating expenses. Sinotel’s operating margins of 29% are above the industry margins of 10-20%, thanks to lower opex as percentage of revenue.
• Impressive earnings CAGR of est. 9% over FY09F-11F.Sinotel should be able to achieve revenue growth of 25% CAGR over FY09F-11F but lower earnings growth of 9% CAGR as
(i) gross margins are expected to deteriorate from 40% in FY09F to 35% in FY11F and
(ii) 7.5% income tax commences in 2010F as the tax-exempt status expires in 2009.
HK and US listed peers trading at much higher valuation. Comba, China Grentech and Centron are Sinotel’s direct peers, although bigger in scale. Sinotel’s FY09F-11F earnings growth of 9% is similar to its peers despite higher revenue growth, as Sinotel would start incurring 7.5% income tax in 2010F, after its tax-exempt status expires in 2009F.
Compared to its peers we apply
(i) 15% discountdue to the lower market cap and liquidity of the stock
(ii) another 15% discount due to lack of equipment manufacturing business, putting stress on its cash flow.Overall, we apply 30% discount to its sector average of 12.7x FY10F PER. Based on 8.5x FY10F PER, our target price for Sinotel is S$0.88. We recommend BUY for potential upside of over 60%. The stock also looks cheap on FY09FP/B of 1.5x for ROE of 28.9%.
Analyst: Sachin Mittal
Dominates in fast growing Shanxi province. Sinotel is currently the market leader in Shanxi which is experiencing fast growth in property developments. The Chinese government has been buying out smaller coalmines from private owners for consolidation. As such, there is much cash floating in the market. Property developers have rightly targeted the province, fueling the property boom.
Sinotel's management was in New York recently to meet fund managers. Photo courtesy of Sinotel
More buildings will mean a larger number of wireless network systems to be installed. With Sinotel holding a majority share of Shanxi’s market and its familiarity with the province, the company is likely to win more contracts in the next few years.
We expect Shanxi to contribute over two thirds of revenue in FY09F and FY10F. Deeper penetration versus broader coverage enables above industry operating margins. Sinotel has a presence in about 7 provinces, compared to other players, who have expanded the coverage to 20 plus provinces at the cost of margins. Besides Shanxi, Sinotel is mainly active in the neighbouring provinces of Henan and Jiangsu.
Sinotel’s strategy is to secure a strong foothold in a province, before venturing into a neighbouring province, in order to save on operating expenses. Sinotel’s operating margins of 29% are above the industry margins of 10-20%, thanks to lower opex as percentage of revenue.
• Impressive earnings CAGR of est. 9% over FY09F-11F.Sinotel should be able to achieve revenue growth of 25% CAGR over FY09F-11F but lower earnings growth of 9% CAGR as
(i) gross margins are expected to deteriorate from 40% in FY09F to 35% in FY11F and
(ii) 7.5% income tax commences in 2010F as the tax-exempt status expires in 2009.
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HK and US listed peers trading at much higher valuation. Comba, China Grentech and Centron are Sinotel’s direct peers, although bigger in scale. Sinotel’s FY09F-11F earnings growth of 9% is similar to its peers despite higher revenue growth, as Sinotel would start incurring 7.5% income tax in 2010F, after its tax-exempt status expires in 2009F.
Compared to its peers we apply
(i) 15% discountdue to the lower market cap and liquidity of the stock
(ii) another 15% discount due to lack of equipment manufacturing business, putting stress on its cash flow.Overall, we apply 30% discount to its sector average of 12.7x FY10F PER. Based on 8.5x FY10F PER, our target price for Sinotel is S$0.88. We recommend BUY for potential upside of over 60%. The stock also looks cheap on FY09FP/B of 1.5x for ROE of 28.9%.
ALL TiME HiGH S$0.670
Nokita ( Date: 28-Mar-2010 20:28) Posted:
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kena stuck in sinotel for a long time, hope it fly soon
