In today’s briefing:
- Sembcorp Marine & Keppel O&M: STI Inclusion Possibility & Other Index Flow
- COSCO Shipping Energy (1138 HK): Beware of Momentum Peaking
- Morning Views Asia: Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone
- Siemens: Converting Backlog to Sales – FY2023 Should Be a Very Strong Year
- Boeing Co: New Military Aircraft Launch & Other Developments
Sembcorp Marine & Keppel O&M: STI Inclusion Possibility & Other Index Flow
- The Sembcorp Marine (SMM) EGM is scheduled for 16 February. If approved by shareholders, the Asset Co transaction and completion of the KOM restructuring will be done by 28 February.
- We expect no market trade from FTSE trackers, buying from MSCI trackers, while there is a question mark over treatment in the FTSE Straits Times Index (STI) (STI INDEX).
- There could be selling in Sembcorp Marine (SMM SP) from active Keppel Corp (KEP SP) shareholders and that could have a bigger impact on the stock.
COSCO Shipping Energy (1138 HK): Beware of Momentum Peaking
- Cosco Shipping Energy Transportation (1138 HK) rallied 12.5% in the last two trading days after issuing a FY22 positive profit alert, but we are concerned that momentum is peaking.
- Its P/B of 0.92x is 4SD above average since 2016, more than sufficient to reflect rebound in FY23-24F profitability. Meanwhile, VLCC rate has plunged 80% in the last 3 months.
- We believe CSET is already midway in the upcycle which normally lasts for 2-3 years. With high 4Q22 profit difficult to sustain for long, there is downside risk on earnings.
Morning Views Asia: Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone
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Siemens: Converting Backlog to Sales – FY2023 Should Be a Very Strong Year
- The investment case revolves around Siemens’ high backlog converting to sales in FY 2023.
- Demand is driven by the need of customers to digitalize their businesses and reach their sustainability goals, which Siemens can provide given its optimized portfolio
- As per the CEO, Siemens keeps reinventing itself from a position of strength by anticipating new trends and developing new technologies
Boeing Co: New Military Aircraft Launch & Other Developments
- Boeing had another weak quarter and failed to meet Wall Street expectations with respect to revenues as well as earnings.
- The company managed over $3 billion in free cash flow driven by the progress in its performance and continued demand.
- Boeing has a strong pipeline of development programs, and it has been preparing itself for the next generation of products.
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