
Genting Singapore rated buy |
Written by The Edge |
Thursday, 07 January 2010 15:02 |
OCBC Investment Research in a Jan 7 research report says: "Genting Singapore (GS) will partially open its integrated resort from 20 Jan 2010, with the operation of four of its six hotels; we think that the casino and USS should open soon once GS obtains the relevant approvals. Meanwhile, the Casino Regulation Authorities (CRA) of Singapore has laid out some pretty strict rules for junket operators. "We note that the regime increases the level of oversight expected of the casino operators here, as the regulations leave the onus of maintaining the integrity of junkets to the casino operators. However, the strict regime is not unexpected. The latest developments may seem to be negative for Genting Singapore, but we believe that there should not be any lingering impact as Genting could easily develop its own VIP program, which could also help to improve margins. "Based on more positive tourism arrival expectations, we have further revised up our estimates for FY10 and this in turn boosts our DCF-based fair value from $1.31 to $1.39. Although the upside from the current share price is under 10%, we believe that the positive sentiment of RWS’ impending opening is likely to see the stock substantially overshoot our fair value. MAINTAIN BUY." |
Hi all,
Opening date, gaming licence and whatnots are all oreli discounted.
Above factors does not warrant the share price to surge.
The bottom line is whether the co. make $$$$$$$$$$$$
Trade with care
Cheers
hi All,
Genting SP getting correction now, anyone know what is the reason behind? will it continue correction for tomorrow?
20jan2010 is only hotel operation,
Casino is expected before CNY
ehh... what's opening operation on feb 10?.. i thought the stated operation start date is jan 20 ?
happylee Member |
Posted: 07-Jan-2010 10:25 |
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It was suppose to open operation early Jan 10, now schedule Feb 10. That account for the fall... |
That person is a MFT. If you know him, get the 4 nos. from him.
Losing credibility, I doubt the accuracy.
Do your own homeworks.
One abang dumped @1.30 yesterday...
He "tan tio" (untong) ...
He can buy low again... hehehe...


AnthonyTan ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 11:01) Posted:
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One forumer stated TP $1.60 - $2.00 by Feb 2010.
hahaha, Cheers
ozone2002 ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 10:49) Posted:
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i'm so glad at least u have some sense.. :)
u have a bright future..
kakigenting ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 10:01) Posted:
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It was suppose to open operation early Jan 10, now schedule Feb 10. That account for the fall...
Genting is high.Uncles & aunties, when you run be very careful not to fall.
By the way, reports from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are not encouraging.
Pl. trade with care.

Ha ha, for AK its just nice loh. My 375 each long sided eye fit ds font leh.
Genting SP 1.50, wah good blessing if it comes true loh. Cheers.
boyikao3 ( Date: 06-Jan-2010 17:49) Posted:
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Date: 29-Dec-2009 23:38 Re-Posted: (Un-finish business of collecting another billion dollar)
Bot up lately is not late considering the play time period is till Mar/April 2010 B4 it open it IR door. Where $ in concern, when Gent SP need to find alot more money to sustain their ever growing operation here and in their expansion role. BBs may took profit and again RAM (Run And Move) up to ask everyone to invest again, this time not at such price as 0.80ct. just maybe a 20-25% discount from it last trading (future price). This can happen.....(assume, if. I'm d owner). It is better to keep some on averaging up, have some money as well in ur pocket after bot it at a high, if not wait liao till Mar / April 2010 for other to buy higher...then U have to pump in the 4th time Patience will be rewarded. (U have to decide to take profit as a matter of when) |
By ARTHUR SIM
GENTING Singapore appears to be on a roll with its share price increasing from about $1.17 per share just before Christmas to hit almost $1.30 per share yesterday. This despite news that its junket business may be affected by strict regulations in the future.
Getting a headstart: Mel's Drive-In, a Universal Studios theme park attraction, is scheduled to open at Resorts World at Sentosa in the first quarter of 2010
The increase of around 10 per cent over a two-week period can largely be attributed to the revelation that its Resorts World at Sentosa (RWS) will very likely open before Las Vegas Sands' (LVS) Marina Bay Sands, confirmed, more or less, by LVS chairman Sheldon Adelson who said its resort will open in the second quarter of 2010.
The perceived advantage is that RWS's casino could have a headstart in developing a base of Singaporean regulars who will likely choose to pay a $2,000 annual entrance fee over the $100 daily entrance fee, thus locking in their choice destination.
The release of Casino Regulatory Authority's (CRA) junket licensing regime also failed to dampen investor sentiments.
In a research note, CIMB analysts said that while stringent regulations could threaten RWS's VIP gaming revenue, 'we think that such concerns are largely long-term in nature'.
CIMB added: 'Over the short-term, we believe that the novelty effect would naturally drive in the punters, allowing RWS to nurture its higher-margined in-house VIP market by leveraging on the Genting Group's extensive gaming foothold and clientele base.'
After acknowledging downside risks like having to extend credit to in-house VIP clients, CIMB still retained its FY10-11 revenue projections for Genting Singapore of $2.94 billion and $3.57 billion respectively.
Analysts at JP Morgan say the strict junket regulations were 'expected' and appear to have priced this in. Their revenue forecasts for Genting Singapore in FY10-11 are even higher at $3.54 billion and $4.11 billion respectively.
Even analysts at Goldman Sachs, who are the least bullish with a 'sell' call on the stock, have revenue projections for FY10-11 of $2.97 billion and $3.68 billion respectively.
The assumption, it seems, is that there will be significant business generated by VIP casino clients with at least a couple of major junket promoters applying for licences to operate in Singapore. The consensus is that they will bring in about 40-50 per cent of total gaming revenue.
But a look at the actual application forms for junket licences which was released by CRA a few days after it released the junket regulations reveals that the probity checks on promoters are as strict as those for casino operators.
For example, applicants have to declare if they, their spouses or children, have made loans over $25,000 in the last 10 years. Applicants also have to list all assets, bank accounts (foreign and domestic) and business activities for the last 15 years.
It seems Mr Adelson may be right when he said recently that junket promoters will not come to Singapore.
Apart from opening the casino on time - the official date is still Q1'10 - there is another hurdle that Genting Singapore will have to contend with, and that is how rigorously the government here intends to regulate credit facilities offered by casinos and junket promoters. Should these prove to be strict as well, some high-rollers may not be able to arrange credit with either the casino or junket promoters to gamble with.
If that happens, it may then be time to review revenue projections.

tthsteve ( Date: 06-Jan-2010 16:56) Posted:
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