Friday, March 2, 2012
Astra Graphia, target price Rp1,530
Results in line
FY11 results were in line. Astra Graphia booked a net profit of Rp139.5b (18% growth YoY), with revenue rising by 10% YoY to Rp1.72t. Both figures were in line with our expectations after we downgraded our revenue and net profit assumptions by 3% and 10%, respectively, on 26 Jan 12. FY11 revenue growth was slower than the 17% YoY growth in 2010 and below the management’s target of Rp1.8t (15% growth). Astra Graphia backed off from several potential
government projects in 4Q11, as their profit margins did not meet the management’s requirements.
Maintained positive free cash flow and net cash position in FY11. Last year, the company maintained a positive operating cash flow of Rp55b. In addition, due to the low capital expenditure (Rp17b), the year generated a positive free cash flow of Rp33b. The company has no debt; it is still in a net cash position.
Cautious optimism about revenue growth for this year. We are cautiously optimistic about the company’s revenue growth for this year. In particular, we are concerned that global turmoil would trigger a Rupiah depreciation. The company would then have to recalculate costs as most of its document solution products are imported. We have lowered our revenue growth assumption for this year from 15% to 12% YoY. Revenue growth is still supported by its existing business.
Maintain 40% DPOR on 2011 net profit. Management has indicated that it will maintain its dividend payout ratio (DPOR) at 40% for 2011. Based on the FY11 net profit estimate of Rp139.5b (EPS: Rp102) and the DPOR of 40%, we forecast the FY11 dividend distribution to be
Rp56b, or Rp41/share, which includes the Rp12/share interim dividend in November 2011. This would imply a 4.0% yield. Historically, the final dividend would be decided in May at the annual shareholders meeting.
Maintain BUY at TP of Rp1,530. We maintain our estimate and TP as the FY11 results were in line with our expectations. We like the stock for its dividend payout ratio (DPOR) of 40%; double-digit revenue growth; and debt-free position. Our TP pegs the stock at 13x 2012 PER. Reiterate BUY.
Source: KIMENG dated 2 March 2012
FY11 results were in line. Astra Graphia booked a net profit of Rp139.5b (18% growth YoY), with revenue rising by 10% YoY to Rp1.72t. Both figures were in line with our expectations after we downgraded our revenue and net profit assumptions by 3% and 10%, respectively, on 26 Jan 12. FY11 revenue growth was slower than the 17% YoY growth in 2010 and below the management’s target of Rp1.8t (15% growth). Astra Graphia backed off from several potential
government projects in 4Q11, as their profit margins did not meet the management’s requirements.
Maintained positive free cash flow and net cash position in FY11. Last year, the company maintained a positive operating cash flow of Rp55b. In addition, due to the low capital expenditure (Rp17b), the year generated a positive free cash flow of Rp33b. The company has no debt; it is still in a net cash position.
Cautious optimism about revenue growth for this year. We are cautiously optimistic about the company’s revenue growth for this year. In particular, we are concerned that global turmoil would trigger a Rupiah depreciation. The company would then have to recalculate costs as most of its document solution products are imported. We have lowered our revenue growth assumption for this year from 15% to 12% YoY. Revenue growth is still supported by its existing business.
Maintain 40% DPOR on 2011 net profit. Management has indicated that it will maintain its dividend payout ratio (DPOR) at 40% for 2011. Based on the FY11 net profit estimate of Rp139.5b (EPS: Rp102) and the DPOR of 40%, we forecast the FY11 dividend distribution to be
Rp56b, or Rp41/share, which includes the Rp12/share interim dividend in November 2011. This would imply a 4.0% yield. Historically, the final dividend would be decided in May at the annual shareholders meeting.
Maintain BUY at TP of Rp1,530. We maintain our estimate and TP as the FY11 results were in line with our expectations. We like the stock for its dividend payout ratio (DPOR) of 40%; double-digit revenue growth; and debt-free position. Our TP pegs the stock at 13x 2012 PER. Reiterate BUY.
Source: KIMENG dated 2 March 2012
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