Sembcorp Marine results for second quarter and half year
2018
Key highlights:
For the six months to June 30, 2018
Group revenue of $2.81 billion,
including sale completion of West Rigel rig for US$500 million
Net loss of $50 million,
including $27 million loss recognised from sale of West Rigel
$730 million in new contracts secured in 1H 2018
Net orderbook of $7.27 billion as at 1H 2018
Interim Dividend
After due deliberation, the Board has adopted a prudent approach to conserving cash
in light of the challenging business environment. As such, no interim dividend has been
declared for 1H 2018. For 1H 2017, a 1.0 cent dividend per share had been declared.
TA wise, it is looking rather bearish!
The price is staying below its 20,50,100 & 200 moving average.
I think short term wise, the recent low of $1.91 would be likely breaking down and continue to slide down further towards 1.81 with extension to $1.71 level.
On a segmental basis:
Turnover for Rigs & Floaters was $2.41 billion in 1H 2018, compared with $643
million in 1H 2017. The higher revenue was related to recognition of the Borr
Drilling and BOTL jack-up deliveries, sale of West Rigel, as well as higher
floaters revenue on percentage recognition of the ongoing Johan Castberg
FPSO and Shell Vito FPU projects, and ongoing recognition of revenue from the
Transocean drillships.
Offshore Platforms revenue was $147 million in 1H 2018, lower than the $473
million in 1H 2017 due to fewer contracts on hand. During the second quarter,
revenue from the remaining work for the three topside modules for the Culzean
platform topsides was booked and delivered on schedule in June 2018.
Revenue from Repairs & Upgrades totalled $205 million in 1H 2018 compared
with $232 million in 1H 2017 on fewer ships repaired. A total of 158 ships and
other vessels were repaired or upgraded in the first half compared with 239
units in 1H 2017. Average revenue per vessel was higher on improved vessel
mix of relatively higher-value works.
The Group posted 1H 2018 operating loss of $33 million and a net loss of $50 million.
This compares with a net profit of $42 million in 1H 2017, which was mainly due to a
gain of $47 million from the sale of Cosco Shipyard Group. 1H 2018 loss was due to (i)
lower overall business activities with key orders secured in 2015 substantially
completed while new orders secured since end 2017 are at early execution stage; and
(ii) sale of West Rigel, which was completed and recognised in 2Q 2018 at a loss of
$27 million.
Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
Net debt remained relatively stable at $2.99 billion, with net debt to equity at 1.26 times
as at 30 June 2018 compared with 1.13 times as at end FY2017. Operating cash flow
generated before working capital changes was $66 million in 1H 2018. Cash used in
operations in 1H 2018 was $38 million, mainly due to working capital for ongoing
projects, offset by receipts from ongoing and completed projects.
Outlook
CAPEX spend on global exploration and production (E&P) continues to improve with
firmer oil prices in the first half of 2018.
However, offshore rig order recovery will take some time as the market remains
oversupplied, particularly for jack-up rigs. There are some pockets of initial demand for
mid and deep water rigs.
The majority of new orders have been for offshore production projects. This trend is
expected to continue and Sembcorp Marine is responding to an encouraging pipeline
of enquiries and tenders for innovative engineering solutions.
Competition in the repairs and upgrades segment remains intense. The segment will
be underpinned by regulations that require ballast water treatment systems and gas
scrubbers to be installed over the next two to five years.
The overall industry outlook remains challenging. While improvement in E&P CAPEX
spending is projected to continue, it will take some time before we see a sustained
recovery in new orders. The Group’s transformation efforts to move up the value chain
have resulted in new business opportunities but they require significant time and effort
in project co-development with potential customers before orders are secured. Such
new-build engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) projects have detailed
engineering and construction planning phase, which may take as long as six to twelve
months before main construction activities and corresponding revenue recognition can
take place. Margins remain compressed with intense competition.
Overall business volume and activity for the Group is expected to remain low for the
immediate quarters. The trend of negative operating profit will continue in the near
term. Our cash resources remain sufficient and we will prudently manage our costs
and cash flows to align them with business volume and potential opportunities.
We will actively pursue the conversion of as many enquiries into new orders, execute
existing orders efficiently and position the Group well for the industry recovery.
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Friday, July 20, 2018
SingTel
The awaited Breaking out moment is finally surfaced!
Bravo! This Breakout is couple with high volume and closed well at $3.31 level.
The bull is in control at this moment!
We may likely see it continues to rise higher towards $3.40 then $3.50 level.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Pls dyodd.
12th July 2018
Are you loosing sleep with your SingTel invested share price keep heading lower?
The whole telco industry sector has been overly punished with the incoming of the 4th operator that may begin its operation on Dec 2018.
I think market has overly reacted and the price has been driven into oversold territories.
I think wise income investor may view this as a golden opportunity to slowly accumulate.
Plus point:
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
18 May 2018 - long time didn't see company buying back share ! Looks positive!
Today saw the company bought back 294000+ share between $3.42 to $3.43.
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAnnouncement_Content&B=AnnouncementToday&F=H1UR0B3BPABL4KB0&H=b2e5d5b80b08f4cc5d2922ce03a9263e1a932c75229c687d33fd403eb23c2132
Singtel posts record full-year earnings on NetLink Trust divestment and strong core business
Financial year ended 31 March 2018
Record net profit of S$5.45 billion, including divestment gains from NetLink Trust Operating revenue up 5% to S$17.53 billion
Strong core and digital businesses drive growth
Free cash flow up 18% to S$3.61 billion on strong operating cash flow
Q4 revenue stable and net profit down 19% on weaker associates’ earnings
Proposed final dividend per share of 10.7 cents; total dividend per share of 17.5 cents
DIVIDENDS
The Board is recommending a final ordinary dividend per share of 10.7 cents, bringing the total ordinary dividend per share for the year to 17.5 cents, representing a payout of approximately S$2.86 billion.
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the Group expects to maintain its ordinary dividends of 17.5 cents per share for the next two financial years and thereafter, will revert to the payout of between 60% and 75% of underlying net profit.
“These results reflect the strong execution of our digital transformation strategy in both our core and new digital businesses. Optus gained market share in Australia underscoring its network and content strategy while our ICT and digital businesses now account for 24% of revenue, with digital marketing arm Amobee achieving growth and positive EBITDA for the year,” said Ms Chua Sock Koong, Singtel Group CEO. “We remain focused on what is important to both our consumer and enterprise customers – premium mobile networks, secure high-speed connectivity, innovative products and services, and excellent customer service. Besides strengthening our competitiveness, this allows us to deliver even greater value to customers.”
Across the region, all of the Group’s regional associates continued to drive growth in data. However, Airtel’s results were impacted by intense competition with very aggressive pricing led by a new player and further aggravated by mandated cuts in mobile termination rates in India. This is despite recording its highest quarterly net customer adds and strong data usage growth in India, and continued positive growth momentum in Africa. Last month, Airtel announced the merger of Indus Towers and Bharti Infratel to create the largest tower company in the world outside of China, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. Telkomsel’s earnings were impacted by the decline in legacy services and heightened price competition particularly during the SIM card registration implementation. Profit contributions from AIS grew on revenue improvement and cost management. Globe also delivered strong earnings growth due to robust data revenue growth and cost control.
Competition remains intense in India but the right regulatory policies and sector consolidation should lead to a more stable market structure in the mid term. In Indonesia, Telkomsel Singapore Telecommunications Limited 2 of 8 Company registration number: 199201624D continues to expand its network to create significant capacity and grow its digital business.
To forge new areas of growth, we are accelerating collaborations with our regional associates to build an ecosystem of digital services by leveraging the Group’s strengths and customer base across 21 countries.” Recently announced initiatives include a cross-border payments service to connect the Group’s telco wallets in Asia, and strategic partnerships in the areas of e-payments, e-sports and sports content. The Group’s cash position remains strong.
Free cash flow for the full year rose 18% to S$3.61 billion, and for the quarter grew 5% to S$800 million.
GROUP CONSUMER
In Australia, Optus gained market share as it successfully differentiated itself through its network and content strategy. For the full year, it added a total of 384,000 new mobile customers and 225,000 new NBN broadband customers.
Revenue grew 3% in the quarter as higher equipment sales and strong customer growth offset lower NBN migration revenues due to NBN’s temporary suspension order while EBITDA declined 5%. Excluding NBN migration revenues, revenue would have grown 6% and EBITDA increased 3%. Mobile service revenue grew 1%, impacted by higher service credits. Postpaid ARPU was affected by an increased mix of SIM-only plans, higher device repayment credits and data price competition. Mass market fixed revenues excluding NBN migration revenues increased 6%.
In Singapore, for the quarter, consumer revenue was down 4% and EBITDA declined 14%. Mobile communications revenue was impacted by voice to data substitution, declines in roaming services and a higher mix of SIM-only plans.
The launch of premium handsets presented an opportunity to increase customer recontracting numbers, strengthen customer relationships and reduce churn. Around 18% of new and recontracting postpaid customers signed up for SIM-only plans during the quarter. Home revenues declined with the cessation of Premier League sublicensing and lower fixed voice usage but was partially mitigated by continued growth in broadband services.
Singtel relaunched its flagship store at Comcentre with state-of-the-art features and integration of online-offline channels to give customers greater ease of use.
In the content space, Group Consumer scored broadcasting rights for all the 2018 FIFA World Cup matches in Singapore and Australia. Optus also secured exclusive Premier League rights for three more seasons, solidifying its position as a leading multi-media entertainment company.
GROUP ENTERPRISE
Group Enterprise revenue was stable for the quarter as growth in ICT revenues offset the continued erosion of the carriage business. ICT services was boosted by strong contributions from cyber security and cloud services.
Cyber security revenue rose 16% on the back of strong growth in managed security services and momentum in the Asia Pacific region.
In Australia, Optus Business maintained its revenue momentum at 5% growth this quarter, driven by sustained growth in mobile revenue and major ICT contract wins.
GROUP DIGITAL LIFE
Group Digital Life continued to scale and make progress towards profitability. Revenue grew 54%1 for the quarter with EBITDA at breakeven, lifted by one-off content cost credit and government grants.
In my opinion, SingTel has again shown it ability to grow its business and total revenue for the Full Year rises 4.9% to 17,532m.
Underlying Net profit is down 7.8% ( excluding divestment gains) was 3,544m.
Underlying Net profit if included divestment gain of 1,908m , Up 42.2% to 5,451m.
What an outstanding result.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
Bravo! This Breakout is couple with high volume and closed well at $3.31 level.
The bull is in control at this moment!
We may likely see it continues to rise higher towards $3.40 then $3.50 level.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Pls dyodd.
12th July 2018
Are you loosing sleep with your SingTel invested share price keep heading lower?
The whole telco industry sector has been overly punished with the incoming of the 4th operator that may begin its operation on Dec 2018.
I think market has overly reacted and the price has been driven into oversold territories.
I think wise income investor may view this as a golden opportunity to slowly accumulate.
Plus point:
I think SingTel has a stronger balance sheet, stronger free cash flow and it pays out a fraction of its earnings as dividends to shareholders.
If the price on a good investment goes lower, I think it is presenting a good value .
TA wise, It is on a nice reversal chart patterns, looks rather bullish.
With the series of Gap Up, likely to see it retest 3.30 level and head higher towards 3.40 then 3.50 level.
TA wise, It is on a nice reversal chart patterns, looks rather bullish.
With the series of Gap Up, likely to see it retest 3.30 level and head higher towards 3.40 then 3.50 level.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
18 May 2018 - long time didn't see company buying back share ! Looks positive!
Today saw the company bought back 294000+ share between $3.42 to $3.43.
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAnnouncement_Content&B=AnnouncementToday&F=H1UR0B3BPABL4KB0&H=b2e5d5b80b08f4cc5d2922ce03a9263e1a932c75229c687d33fd403eb23c2132
Singtel posts record full-year earnings on NetLink Trust divestment and strong core business
Financial year ended 31 March 2018
Record net profit of S$5.45 billion, including divestment gains from NetLink Trust Operating revenue up 5% to S$17.53 billion
Strong core and digital businesses drive growth
Free cash flow up 18% to S$3.61 billion on strong operating cash flow
Q4 revenue stable and net profit down 19% on weaker associates’ earnings
Proposed final dividend per share of 10.7 cents; total dividend per share of 17.5 cents
DIVIDENDS
The Board is recommending a final ordinary dividend per share of 10.7 cents, bringing the total ordinary dividend per share for the year to 17.5 cents, representing a payout of approximately S$2.86 billion.
Barring unforeseen circumstances, the Group expects to maintain its ordinary dividends of 17.5 cents per share for the next two financial years and thereafter, will revert to the payout of between 60% and 75% of underlying net profit.
“These results reflect the strong execution of our digital transformation strategy in both our core and new digital businesses. Optus gained market share in Australia underscoring its network and content strategy while our ICT and digital businesses now account for 24% of revenue, with digital marketing arm Amobee achieving growth and positive EBITDA for the year,” said Ms Chua Sock Koong, Singtel Group CEO. “We remain focused on what is important to both our consumer and enterprise customers – premium mobile networks, secure high-speed connectivity, innovative products and services, and excellent customer service. Besides strengthening our competitiveness, this allows us to deliver even greater value to customers.”
Across the region, all of the Group’s regional associates continued to drive growth in data. However, Airtel’s results were impacted by intense competition with very aggressive pricing led by a new player and further aggravated by mandated cuts in mobile termination rates in India. This is despite recording its highest quarterly net customer adds and strong data usage growth in India, and continued positive growth momentum in Africa. Last month, Airtel announced the merger of Indus Towers and Bharti Infratel to create the largest tower company in the world outside of China, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. Telkomsel’s earnings were impacted by the decline in legacy services and heightened price competition particularly during the SIM card registration implementation. Profit contributions from AIS grew on revenue improvement and cost management. Globe also delivered strong earnings growth due to robust data revenue growth and cost control.
Competition remains intense in India but the right regulatory policies and sector consolidation should lead to a more stable market structure in the mid term. In Indonesia, Telkomsel Singapore Telecommunications Limited 2 of 8 Company registration number: 199201624D continues to expand its network to create significant capacity and grow its digital business.
To forge new areas of growth, we are accelerating collaborations with our regional associates to build an ecosystem of digital services by leveraging the Group’s strengths and customer base across 21 countries.” Recently announced initiatives include a cross-border payments service to connect the Group’s telco wallets in Asia, and strategic partnerships in the areas of e-payments, e-sports and sports content. The Group’s cash position remains strong.
Free cash flow for the full year rose 18% to S$3.61 billion, and for the quarter grew 5% to S$800 million.
GROUP CONSUMER
In Australia, Optus gained market share as it successfully differentiated itself through its network and content strategy. For the full year, it added a total of 384,000 new mobile customers and 225,000 new NBN broadband customers.
Revenue grew 3% in the quarter as higher equipment sales and strong customer growth offset lower NBN migration revenues due to NBN’s temporary suspension order while EBITDA declined 5%. Excluding NBN migration revenues, revenue would have grown 6% and EBITDA increased 3%. Mobile service revenue grew 1%, impacted by higher service credits. Postpaid ARPU was affected by an increased mix of SIM-only plans, higher device repayment credits and data price competition. Mass market fixed revenues excluding NBN migration revenues increased 6%.
In Singapore, for the quarter, consumer revenue was down 4% and EBITDA declined 14%. Mobile communications revenue was impacted by voice to data substitution, declines in roaming services and a higher mix of SIM-only plans.
The launch of premium handsets presented an opportunity to increase customer recontracting numbers, strengthen customer relationships and reduce churn. Around 18% of new and recontracting postpaid customers signed up for SIM-only plans during the quarter. Home revenues declined with the cessation of Premier League sublicensing and lower fixed voice usage but was partially mitigated by continued growth in broadband services.
Singtel relaunched its flagship store at Comcentre with state-of-the-art features and integration of online-offline channels to give customers greater ease of use.
In the content space, Group Consumer scored broadcasting rights for all the 2018 FIFA World Cup matches in Singapore and Australia. Optus also secured exclusive Premier League rights for three more seasons, solidifying its position as a leading multi-media entertainment company.
GROUP ENTERPRISE
Group Enterprise revenue was stable for the quarter as growth in ICT revenues offset the continued erosion of the carriage business. ICT services was boosted by strong contributions from cyber security and cloud services.
Cyber security revenue rose 16% on the back of strong growth in managed security services and momentum in the Asia Pacific region.
In Australia, Optus Business maintained its revenue momentum at 5% growth this quarter, driven by sustained growth in mobile revenue and major ICT contract wins.
GROUP DIGITAL LIFE
Group Digital Life continued to scale and make progress towards profitability. Revenue grew 54%1 for the quarter with EBITDA at breakeven, lifted by one-off content cost credit and government grants.
In my opinion, SingTel has again shown it ability to grow its business and total revenue for the Full Year rises 4.9% to 17,532m.
Underlying Net profit is down 7.8% ( excluding divestment gains) was 3,544m.
Underlying Net profit if included divestment gain of 1,908m , Up 42.2% to 5,451m.
What an outstanding result.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
Thursday, July 19, 2018
KepCorp
2Q2018 result:
looks like a good set of financial result.
EPS of 32.2 cents for 1H 2018 an increased of 38% , looks rather impressive.
Estimated whole year EPS of 64.4 cents. Current price of $6.96 would be having a PE of 10.9x. Looks quite attractive.
Interim dividend increased of 2 cents to 10 cents + a Special dividend of 5 cents. Total 15 cents.
Shareholders would be more than happy to see dividend increasing.
Short term wise, we may see a boost in share price given a good set of financial nos.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
Net profit was S$583m EVA was S$275m
Annualised ROE was 9.9%
Free cash inflow of S$886m in 1H 2018, vs inflow of S$204m in 1H 2017
Net gearing was 0.40x at end-Jun 2018 vs 0.46x at end-Dec 2017
Declared interim dividend of 10.0 cents per share and special dividend per share of 5.0 cents for 1H 2018
1H 2018 net profit S$583m, up 38% yoy
Multiple Earnings Streams
Recurring income was S$130m or 22% of net profit for 1H 2018
Marine & Off-shore Net Loss of 40m.
Net loss due to lower work volume and associate contributions, and higher overseas taxes
Lower overheads contributed to S$14m operating profit in 1H 2018
1H 2018 new contracts of over S$1.2b including S$680m in 2Q 2018:
Two new jackup orders from Borr Drilling as part of five-rig deal worth US$745m
Two dual-fuel dredgers from Van Oord and a dual-fuel tanker from Sinanju
Net order book of S$4.6b as at end-Jun 2018
Property
1H 2018 net profit S$603m, up 214% yoy
Infrastructure
1H 2018 net profit S$66m, up 16% yoy
Key Highlights Keppel Infrastructure continues to deliver steady earnings
Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant (KMEDP) close to 50% completed
Hong Kong Integrated Waste Management Facility (HKIWMF) in design and engineering phase
Recurring revenue of ~S$70m from Infrastructure Services in 1H 2018
KMEDP and HKIWMF to boost recurring revenue when operational
Investments
1H 2018 net loss $46m.
looks like a good set of financial result.
EPS of 32.2 cents for 1H 2018 an increased of 38% , looks rather impressive.
Estimated whole year EPS of 64.4 cents. Current price of $6.96 would be having a PE of 10.9x. Looks quite attractive.
Interim dividend increased of 2 cents to 10 cents + a Special dividend of 5 cents. Total 15 cents.
Shareholders would be more than happy to see dividend increasing.
Short term wise, we may see a boost in share price given a good set of financial nos.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
Net profit was S$583m EVA was S$275m
Annualised ROE was 9.9%
Free cash inflow of S$886m in 1H 2018, vs inflow of S$204m in 1H 2017
Net gearing was 0.40x at end-Jun 2018 vs 0.46x at end-Dec 2017
Declared interim dividend of 10.0 cents per share and special dividend per share of 5.0 cents for 1H 2018
1H 2018 net profit S$583m, up 38% yoy
Multiple Earnings Streams
Recurring income was S$130m or 22% of net profit for 1H 2018
Marine & Off-shore Net Loss of 40m.
Net loss due to lower work volume and associate contributions, and higher overseas taxes
Lower overheads contributed to S$14m operating profit in 1H 2018
1H 2018 new contracts of over S$1.2b including S$680m in 2Q 2018:
Two new jackup orders from Borr Drilling as part of five-rig deal worth US$745m
Two dual-fuel dredgers from Van Oord and a dual-fuel tanker from Sinanju
Net order book of S$4.6b as at end-Jun 2018
Property
1H 2018 net profit S$603m, up 214% yoy
Infrastructure
1H 2018 net profit S$66m, up 16% yoy
Key Highlights Keppel Infrastructure continues to deliver steady earnings
Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant (KMEDP) close to 50% completed
Hong Kong Integrated Waste Management Facility (HKIWMF) in design and engineering phase
Recurring revenue of ~S$70m from Infrastructure Services in 1H 2018
KMEDP and HKIWMF to boost recurring revenue when operational
Investments
1H 2018 net loss $46m.
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Hi-P
From TA point of view , the current price of $1.25 is still trading above its 20 days moving average but below 50MA at sbout $1.31 level. It will be quite positive if it is able to move up to re-captured $1.31 level.
Breaking out of $1.31 with ease + good volume, that may propel to drive the price higher towards $1.40 level then $1.50 with extension to $1.57.
The Nasdaq Composite hit a record high on Tuesday as strong gains in Amazon and a rebound in Netflix shares led to a big comeback in tech stocks.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq rose 0.6 percent to 7,855.12, after falling as much as 0.7 percent, as Amazon reached an all-time high. Meanwhile, Netflix closed just 5.2 percent lower after falling as much as 14.1 percent earlier in the session.(cnbc.com)
Hopefully, this may help to drive the price higher!
I think director bought back quite a huge share transaction /married deal of about 72+m share . This is rather positive. A boost of confidence.
quote : http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/_MAS%20Form%201_Yao%20Hsiao%20Tung.ashx?App=Announcement&FileID=511404
NAV of 65.4 cents.
Rolling EPS of 15 cents.
PE of less than 10X
Dividend of about 10 cents.
Yield is 7% which is rather impressive.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
Net Profit increase marginally of 1.3% to 12.1m after factoring the foreign exchange loss of 13m..
Hi-P International Limited operates as an integrated contract manufacturer serving the telecommunications, consumer electronics, computing and peripherals, lifestyle, and medical and industrial devices industries. The company operates through three segments: Precision Plastic Injection Molding; Mold Design and Fabrication; and Provision of Sub-Product Assembly and Full-Product Assembly Services. It manufactures and sells molds and special tools, related housing appliance plastic components and equipment, and water treatment equipment; plastic components and plastic product modules; mold base and components; electric components and electronic communication equipment; in-mold decoration lenses; precision stamped metal components and precision tools; and metal and non-metal stampings, as well as provides spray painting, engineering support, maintenance, and technology consultation services. In addition, the company engages in the manufacture, wholesale, import and export, and sale of electronic telecommunication devices, housing appliances, automated equipment, and related components. Further, it manufactures and sells trays, mobile phones, telecommunication products, digital cameras and related electronic products, and electric toothbrushes; assembles coffee machines and parts, as well as provides related maintenance and after-sales services; and offers investment and management consulting services. Additionally, the company engages in the assembly and provision of ancillary value-added services, primarily surface finishing services. It has operations primarily in the People's Republic of China, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Europe, the United States, the rest of Americas, and internationally. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Singapore.
First Reit
First REIT’s 2Q DPU edges up to 2.15 cents
Yield is about 6.5% base on closing price of $1.33.
Looks pretty stable and decent DPU that may likely provide another form of fixed income portfolio.
I think yield is much better than PW Life reit which is about 4.8%.
I think still has room for it to rise further towards a yield of 5.5% for a Target price of $1.56.
SINGAPORE – 17 July 2018 – Bowsprit Capital Corporation Limited (“Bowsprit”), the Manager of First Real Estate Investment Trust (“First REIT” or the “Trust”), today reported a 0.5% year-on-year (“y-o-y”) rise in distribution per unit (“DPU”) to 2.15 Singapore cents for the second quarter ended 30 June 2018 (“2Q 2018”), on the back of distributable income increasing 1.6% y-o-y to S$16.9 million.
For the quarter under review, gross revenue rose 5.3% y-o-y to S$28.9 million, while net property income (“NPI”) increased 5.0% to S$28.5 million. For the six-month period, gross revenue and NPI grew 5.5% and 5.4% to S$57.6 million and S$56.9 million respectively, while distributable income edged up 1.7% to S$33.8 million. As at 30 June 2018, First REIT’s gearing stood at 34.2% with interest cover at 4.9 times.
The Trust remained prudent with its capital structure and is exploring various financing options for its refinancing needs.
Key highlights in 2Q 2018
• DPU up 0.5% to 2.15 Singapore cents compared to 2.14 Singapore cents in 2Q 2017
• On an annualised basis and based on closing price of S$1.33 as at 29 June 2018, the latest distribution translated to a yield of 6.5%
• Secured a S$100 million term loan facility from CIMB Bank Berhad, Labuan Offshore Branch, with a tenure of six months and an option to extend for another six months. The loan was fully drawn down to refinance First REIT’s S$100 million Fixed Rate Notes due on 22 May 2018
Outlook
Indonesia’s gross domestic product grew 5.06%1 year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, at a slower pace compared to the previous quarter, due mainly to sluggish consumption. To reduce reliance on domestic consumption, the Indonesian government has implemented several deregulation measures to attract more investment. Last year, Indonesia recorded 8.5% more foreign direct investment in Rupiah terms than in 2016.2 Meanwhile, rising interest rates in the US have weakened the Rupiah in recent weeks, causing Bank Indonesia to raise interest rates to support the Rupiah. However, this has no impact on the Trust’s borrowings as its loans are originated in Singapore and denominated in Singapore dollars.
BMI Research reported that healthcare spending in Indonesia amounted to Rp403.9 trillion in 2017 and projects it to rise to Rp1,224 trillion by 2027, and that healthcare spending per capita will more than double between 2017 and 20273 . Against this trend, together with the growing nationwide adoption of the national health insurance scheme, private healthcare demand will continue to rise. As such, First REIT remains well-positioned for further growth, with a strong acquisition pipeline of around 40 hospitals in Indonesia from its Sponsor, PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk
Distribution Reinvestment Plan ("DRP") The DRP will not be applicable for this quarter.
All Unitholders will be receiving 2Q 2018 DPU of Singapore 2.15 cents in cash, payable on 24 August 2018. The Manager may consider applying the DRP at a later date and Unitholders will be notified accordingly.
TA wise, MACDd & Stoch is showing sign of a positive divergence and it may likely continue to rise higher.
Looks like the same chart patterns may likely repeat itself and rises higher towards $1.40 when nearer to ex.dividend date of 23rd July 2018.
Pay date on 24th August 2018.
Yield is about 6.5% base on closing price of $1.33.
Looks pretty stable and decent DPU that may likely provide another form of fixed income portfolio.
I think yield is much better than PW Life reit which is about 4.8%.
I think still has room for it to rise further towards a yield of 5.5% for a Target price of $1.56.
SINGAPORE – 17 July 2018 – Bowsprit Capital Corporation Limited (“Bowsprit”), the Manager of First Real Estate Investment Trust (“First REIT” or the “Trust”), today reported a 0.5% year-on-year (“y-o-y”) rise in distribution per unit (“DPU”) to 2.15 Singapore cents for the second quarter ended 30 June 2018 (“2Q 2018”), on the back of distributable income increasing 1.6% y-o-y to S$16.9 million.
For the quarter under review, gross revenue rose 5.3% y-o-y to S$28.9 million, while net property income (“NPI”) increased 5.0% to S$28.5 million. For the six-month period, gross revenue and NPI grew 5.5% and 5.4% to S$57.6 million and S$56.9 million respectively, while distributable income edged up 1.7% to S$33.8 million. As at 30 June 2018, First REIT’s gearing stood at 34.2% with interest cover at 4.9 times.
The Trust remained prudent with its capital structure and is exploring various financing options for its refinancing needs.
Key highlights in 2Q 2018
• DPU up 0.5% to 2.15 Singapore cents compared to 2.14 Singapore cents in 2Q 2017
• On an annualised basis and based on closing price of S$1.33 as at 29 June 2018, the latest distribution translated to a yield of 6.5%
• Secured a S$100 million term loan facility from CIMB Bank Berhad, Labuan Offshore Branch, with a tenure of six months and an option to extend for another six months. The loan was fully drawn down to refinance First REIT’s S$100 million Fixed Rate Notes due on 22 May 2018
Outlook
Indonesia’s gross domestic product grew 5.06%1 year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, at a slower pace compared to the previous quarter, due mainly to sluggish consumption. To reduce reliance on domestic consumption, the Indonesian government has implemented several deregulation measures to attract more investment. Last year, Indonesia recorded 8.5% more foreign direct investment in Rupiah terms than in 2016.2 Meanwhile, rising interest rates in the US have weakened the Rupiah in recent weeks, causing Bank Indonesia to raise interest rates to support the Rupiah. However, this has no impact on the Trust’s borrowings as its loans are originated in Singapore and denominated in Singapore dollars.
BMI Research reported that healthcare spending in Indonesia amounted to Rp403.9 trillion in 2017 and projects it to rise to Rp1,224 trillion by 2027, and that healthcare spending per capita will more than double between 2017 and 20273 . Against this trend, together with the growing nationwide adoption of the national health insurance scheme, private healthcare demand will continue to rise. As such, First REIT remains well-positioned for further growth, with a strong acquisition pipeline of around 40 hospitals in Indonesia from its Sponsor, PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk
Distribution Reinvestment Plan ("DRP") The DRP will not be applicable for this quarter.
All Unitholders will be receiving 2Q 2018 DPU of Singapore 2.15 cents in cash, payable on 24 August 2018. The Manager may consider applying the DRP at a later date and Unitholders will be notified accordingly.
TA wise, MACDd & Stoch is showing sign of a positive divergence and it may likely continue to rise higher.
Looks like the same chart patterns may likely repeat itself and rises higher towards $1.40 when nearer to ex.dividend date of 23rd July 2018.
Pay date on 24th August 2018.
Monday, July 16, 2018
Keppel Corp
US crude sinks 4.2%, settling at $68.06, after Treasury Dept eases market's Iran sanctions fears
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said some oil buyers could get waivers to continue buying Iranian supplies despite American sanctions on the Middle Eastern country.
- Concerns about the aggressive U.S. policy to remove Iranian barrels from the market have raised oil prices in recent weeks.
- Oil prices slipped earlier on Monday as concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened.(cnbc.com)
Short term wise, it may likely go lower to revisit the recent low of $6.56. Breaking down of this price level would be quite negative and may see the price sliding further towards $6.46 then $6.35 with extension to $6.20.
Not a call to buy or sell.
Please do your own due diligence.
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