SG Daily – Singapore Banks: Storm in a teacup; Overweight | Cordlife Group
(CLGL SP): More products, more markets; Buy TP SGD1.43 | Vard Holdings
(VARD SP): Three in a row ; Buy TP SGD1.07
Singapore Daily
Singapore Banks: Storm in a teacup | Overweight
Ø Singapore banks' significantly higher exposure to China since 2008 has
sparked fears of potential pitfalls.
Ø We think the concerns are overdone because the banks have limited
domestic lending in China and the key growth driver has been the safer
short-term trade loans.
Ø Maintain Overweight on banks with DBS our top sector pick.
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ngweesiang@maybank-ke.com.sg
Cordlife Group (CLGL SP): More products, more markets; Buy TP SGD1.43
Ø Cordlife is steadily transforming itself into a multi-product
healthcare products distributor across an enlarged network of eight
countries including China.
Ø Products targeted at the mother and child segment, such as cord tissue
storage, will be launched in more markets soon, while new products will
be rolled out.
Ø Maintain BUY with SOTP-based TP up slightly to SGD1.43. Catalysts
include stronger revenue growth, better margins and acquisitions that
could catapult it into a new league.
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johncheong@maybank-ke.com.sg
Vard Holdings (VARD SP): Three in a row ; Buy TP SGD1.07
Ø Third contract win announcement in the week with orders for two PSVs
for a new client, Mermaid Marine Australia.
Ø YTD order win at about NOK5.2b, forming 41% of our FY14E expectation
of NOK12.8b.
Ø Maintain Buy, TP SGD1.07, pegged to 1.4x FY14E BVPS.
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yeakcheekeong@maybank-ke.com.sg
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