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<ul><li class="p1">Australian telecom operator TPG has purchased mobile spectrum licenses in Singapore and confirmed plans to launch a mobile network in 2018.</li><li class="p1">We therefore downgrade our StarHub forecasts by around 20% from 2018 onward and lower our fair value estimate to SGD 2.50 from SGD 3.10 per share.</li><li class="p1">Our forecasts now assume that StarHub will cut its dividend from SGD 0.20 per year to SGD 0.18 per year in 2018.</li></ul>Analyst: Dan Baker

Australian telecom operator TPG has purchased mobile spectrum licenses in Singapore and confirmed plans to launch a mobile network in 2018.We therefore downgrade our StarHub forecasts by around 20% from 2018 onward and lower our fair value estimate to SGD 2.50 from SGD 3.10 per share.Our forecasts now assume that StarHub will cut its dividend from SGD 0.20 per year to SGD 0.18 per year in 2018.Analyst: Dan Baker

TPG Confirmed as Fourth Mobile Entrant; StarHub FVE Down to S$2.50

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In the month of November 2016, there were a total of 24,007,000 shares repurchased by 30 companies, with a total consideration of S$40.0 million. This compares with S$26 million in October 2016 and S$45 million in November 2015.The five stocks with the largest buyback consideration values in November 2016 were StarHub, UOL Group, SIA Engineering Company, Singapore Exchange and Hi-P International.Buybacks in November 2016 have taken the total share buyback consideration for the 2016 YTD to S$818…

In the month of November 2016, there were a total of 24,007,000 shares repurchased by 30 companies, with a total consideration of S$40.0 million. This compares with S$26 million in October 2016 and S$45 million in November 2015.The five stocks with the largest buyback consideration values in November 2016 were StarHub, UOL Group, SIA Engineering Company, Singapore Exchange and Hi-P International.Buybacks in November 2016 have taken the total share buyback consideration for the 2016 YTD to S$818…

30 Companies Bought Back Own Shares in November

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After some delay, the Singapore regulator (IMDA) announced yesterday there were two qualified candidates for the 4th cellular license: MyRepublic and <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/323" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:323:1">TPG (TPM AU)</a> . The third bidder AirYotta did not qualify. We expect the auction (the New Entrant Spectrum Auction = NESA) to take place before the end of 2016. It is now almost certain that there will be a fourth entrant in Singapore but having two bidders is not the worst outcome for the incumbent operators. At least there is some bid tension and…

After some delay, the Singapore regulator (IMDA) announced yesterday there were two qualified candidates for the 4th cellular license: MyRepublic and TPG (TPM AU) . The third bidder AirYotta did not qualify. We expect the auction (the New Entrant Spectrum Auction = NESA) to take place before the end of 2016. It is now almost certain that there will be a fourth entrant in Singapore but having two bidders is not the worst outcome for the incumbent operators. At least there is some bid tension and…

Singapore Telcos: And Then There Were Two (Bidders for the 4th License).

StarHub’s third-quarter 2016 result was slightly below our expectations with services revenue declining 2.2% and EBITDA down 10.1% on the previous corresponding period.  Management retained its 2016 guidance of service revenue to be about 2015 levels at an EBITDA margin of around 32% of service revenue. While the full-year guidance is in line with our existing forecasts, at the EBITDA level the mix is not as good as government grant revenue was higher than expected with mobile revenue lower. We therefore lower our forecasts for 2017 onwards by around 5% with our fair value estimate lowered to SGD 3.10 from SGD 3.20 per share previously.Our narrow moat rating on StarHub based on cost advantage and efficient scale remains with the company continuing to earn returns well above its cost of capital but earnings and cash flow growth are proving difficult. StarHub is facing the gradual erosion of its pay-TV franchise and the possibility of a new entrant into the mobile market. Our fair value would see the company trade on a P/ E ratio of 15.6 times with the price supported by a 6.3% dividend yield.Analyst: Dan Baker

StarHub’s third-quarter 2016 result was slightly below our expectations with services revenue declining 2.2% and EBITDA down 10.1% on the previous corresponding period.  Management retained its 2016 guidance of service revenue to be about 2015 levels at an EBITDA margin of around 32% of service revenue. While the full-year guidance is in line with our existing forecasts, at the EBITDA level the mix is not as good as government grant revenue was higher than expected with mobile revenue lower. We therefore lower our forecasts for 2017 onwards by around 5% with our fair value estimate lowered to SGD 3.10 from SGD 3.20 per share previously.Our narrow moat rating on StarHub based on cost advantage and efficient scale remains with the company continuing to earn returns well above its cost of capital but earnings and cash flow growth are proving difficult. StarHub is facing the gradual erosion of its pay-TV franchise and the possibility of a new entrant into the mobile market. Our fair value would see the company trade on a P/ E ratio of 15.6 times with the price supported by a 6.3% dividend yield.Analyst: Dan Baker

Narrow Moat-Rated StarHub Third Quarter 2016 Slightly Below Expectations; FVE Down

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Sameer Taneja

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Starhub reported a dismal Q3 2016 result, but it's not their worst result in the 10 quarters in absolute terms of profitability.  Here is a brief snapshot of the result.  <figure class="editor-figure mceNonEditable"><img src="https://static-prod.smartkarma.com/images/media/000/015/755/original/STH2.png?1478082529" class="editor-image img-responsive" data-smartkarma-image-id="15755"></figure>source : The company Note that :1. Other Income is substantially lower due to a one-off gain in 3Q 2015 of 15 mn SGD relating gain on deconsolidation of a subsidiary. Also there was lower other income on government grants by around 5 mn SGD.2. EBITDA on services lower by 20 mn SGD , reasons I will highlight further.<div class="content-highlight">REVENUE</div>…

Starhub reported a dismal Q3 2016 result, but it's not their worst result in the 10 quarters in absolute terms of profitability.  Here is a brief snapshot of the result.  source : The company Note that :1. Other Income is substantially lower due to a one-off gain in 3Q 2015 of 15 mn SGD relating gain on deconsolidation of a subsidiary. Also there was lower other income on government grants by around 5 mn SGD.2. EBITDA on services lower by 20 mn SGD , reasons I will highlight further.REVENUE…

Starhub Q3 2016: Disappointing but Could Get a Whole Lot Worse

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In the month of November 2016, there were a total of 24,007,000 shares repurchased by 30 companies, with a total consideration of S$40.0 million....

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

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After some delay, the Singapore regulator (IMDA) announced yesterday there were two qualified candidates for the 4th cellular license: MyRepublic...

New Street Research

Narrow Moat-Rated StarHub Third Quarter 2016 Slightly Below Expectations; FVE Down

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Morningstar, Inc.

Starhub Q3 2016: Disappointing but Could Get a Whole Lot Worse

Starhub reported a dismal Q3 2016 result, but it's not their worst result in the 10 quarters in absolute terms of profitability. Here is a brief...

Sameer Taneja

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