
YJZ TP S$2.20
COSCO TP S$1.50
Comparing Yangzijiang and Cosco with Rongsheng
Rongsheng Heavy Industries (not rated), China’s largest privately
owned shipbuilder, will commence trading on the Hong Kong
Stock Exchange on 19 November.
● Although Yangzijiang has a much smaller capacity of 2.3 mn DWT
and orderbook of US$5.3 bn, its strong execution track record has
enabled it to have the highest profitability. Gross margin was
maintained at close to 20% from 2007-2009.
● As the top producer of containership in China, with a 12% share of
the containership orderbook for Chinese shipyards, Yangzijiang is
best positioned to benefit from a potential order recovery in the
containership segment.
● Cosco has the most advanced offshore capabilities, having
delivered a semisubmersible and won an order for a drillship.
● We maintain our OUTPERFORM rating on Yangzijiang due to its
exposure to a potential rebound in containership orders, strong
execution capabilities, acquisition-led strategy to expand into the
offshore segment and attractive valuations.
Rongsheng Heavy Industries (not rated), China’s largest privately
owned shipbuilder, will commence trading on the Hong Kong Stock
Exchange on 19 November.
Yangzijiang has the best execution track record
Although Yangzijiang has a much smaller capacity of 2.3 mn DWT
and orderbook of US$5.3 bn, its strong execution track record has
enabled it to have the highest profitability. Gross margins was
maintained at close to 20% from 2007-2009.
Yangzijiang best positioned for potential recovery in
containership orders
In terms of potential new orders in 2011 across the shipbuilding
sector, we are most positive on containerships and most negative on
bulk carriers. This is driven by a high order book/fleet ratio in the bulk
carrier segment of 60%, versus 30% for containerships and tankers.
Yangzijiang is best exposed to the containership segment, which
makes up 45% of its current orderbook. According to Clarksons,
Yangzijiang is also the top producer of containership in China, with a
12% share of the containership orderbook for Chinese shipyards.
Cosco has most advanced offshore capabilities
All three Chinese yards have expressed their ambition to diversify into
the offshore segment. Cosco has the most advanced capabilities
currently, having delivered its first semisubmersible, the Sevan Driller
in November 2009, and received an order for a drillship in July 2010.
Rongsheng has an order for a Deepwater Pipe Laying Crane Vessel
and delivery is expected by the end of this year.
Maintain OUTPERFORM on Yangzijiang
Within the sector, we prefer Yangzijiang (OUTPERFORM, TP S$2.20)
due to its exposure to a potential rebound in containership orders,
strong execution capabilities, acquisition-led strategy to expand into
the offshore segment and attractive valuations. Although Cosco
(UNDERPERFORM, TP S$1.50) has the most advanced offshore
capabilities, we remain concerned about margin risks from execution
difficulties.
Source: Credit Suisse
Make love more, don't make more enemies
des_khor ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 00:54) Posted:
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edwinteo ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 00:35) Posted:
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des_khor ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:17) Posted:
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kiasiDBT ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 01:18) Posted:
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Deutsch Bank raised TP to 2.40
DBS Sec: TP 2.38
blueheat ( Date: 08-Nov-2010 11:03) Posted:
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crystal1818 ( Date: 08-Nov-2010 11:00) Posted:
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Rem. King Peter Lim once said" If the share price goes up too much, don't be too happy. If it drops, don't be too sad."
Anyway, I'm setting my target to sell as soon as it zoom $2. Hate to see it come back down to $1.85 without taking the profit.
Expect the unexpected !
chinastar ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 12:05) Posted:
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LOL. When I saw pharaoah posting about "plastic surgery", my impression was that he was warning about "noises" and stocks who might only look good from the outside.
At least I dont find him annoying - his informations are quite informative sometimes and hilarious at others - wake me up while watching stocks
this message is:
there are stocks too
which undergone "cosmetic surgery" !
it is a matter of opinion
may be irrelevant to those who do not "sEE"
at a forum, just like the market, views need not be the SAME and IDENTICAL.
It is the different views which make up the market.
For every SELLING, there is BUYING.
If ALL VIEWS are SAME and IDENTICAL,
there can Only be ALL BUYING withOUT SELLERS
Or ALL SELLING withOU BUYERS.
Then, there will be nO MARKET and nO TRADING.
EVERYTHING comes to HALT.
goondusamy ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 14:05) Posted:
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goondusamy ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 14:05) Posted:
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