Not vested. Refreshing to see someone against the crowd ..
SembCorp Marine: S$550m new contract from ConocoPhilips (SELL, S$4.02, TP S$3.51)Jason Saw (6232 3871,
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Biggest new award YTD. Sembcorp Marine (SMM) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, SMOE, has secured a S$550m contract from ConocoPhillips to construct the Ekofisk accommodation topside, which will be installed in the North Sea. Construction of the project is expected to start in 3Q2010 and ready for delivery in 2013.
Key impact of the new award: (1) The contract lifts YTD new awards to S$810m and brings total outstanding order book to S$6.3b. YTD new awards accounted for 32% of our FY10 new orders estimate.
(2) Based on 10% net margin assumption, and project duration of two years, we estimate the topside project to contribute S$27m net profit pa over FY11-12F, equivalent to 5-6% of our earnings forecast.
Maintain EPS and target price. We maintain our FY10-11F net profit forecast and target price at S$3.51 based on SOTP as we have factored in S$2.5b new awards for FY10 and S$3.5b for FY11. Share price is now trading at 14.6x FY10 P/E and 17.7x FY11 P/E vs. 13.5x FY10 P/E and 14.6x FY11 P/E for Keppel.
We re-iterate our SELL rating on the stock: (1) SMM’s share price has
surged ahead of fundamental improvement in terms of new order wins and recent run-up (+21% since start of Feb 2010) is an opportunity to take profit.
(2)
Pace of new order win remains below existing order book burn rate and this will lead to lower order book level by year-end. Based on our estimates, the slowdown in new order wins in the past 12 months will
result in two consecutive years of earnings decline: -19% in FY10 and -17% in FY11.
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