Inari Amertron has proposed a 1-for-8 rights issue at an indicative price of MYR1.50. The rights shares will come with free warrants at a 1:1 ratio at a MYR2.00 exercise price. We advise investors to subscribe for the rights shares as we believe the proceeds raised (estimated at >MYR100m) will likely be used to expand its core businesses to propel earnings growth in the long run. Hence, we maintain BUY, with our FV still at MYR3.49 (or MYR3.16 ex-rights).
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Salient details. The rights price of MYR1.50 represents a discount of 49.1% to its theoretical ex-rights price of MYR2.95, based on its last closing. At its existing share base of 534.8m shares, we estimate that the rights issuance could raise MYR100.3m.
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Utilisation of proceeds. Management highlighted that some MYR60mof the proceeds raised will be used to expand its existing businesses, which would involve setting up new plants as well as procuring new equipment. This, in our view, would most likely cater for future growth opportunities within its radio frequency integrated circuits segment, as we have highlighted previously that existing capacity is almost fully occupied at an average utilisation rate of over 85%.
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In-the-money warrants. The indicative exercise price of the warrants at MYR2.00 implies a discount of 32.2% over Inari Amertron’s theoretical ex-rights price of MYR2.95. This, in our view, would entice investors to subscribe for the rights as the warrants will be issued deep in the money.On a side note, its major shareholder Insas (INS MK, NR) has agreed to subscribe for its entitlements of the rights shares in full via Insas Technology and Insas Plaza SB.
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Maintain BUY. We believe the cash call would help to expand Inari Amertron’s core businesses to propel earnings growth going forward, and advise investors to subscribe for the rights shares. Maintain BUY, with our fully-diluted FV unchanged at MYR3.49 (16x CY15F P/E). Upon completion of the proposed rights issue, our ex-rights FV would be adjusted to MYR3.16. While this may appear to offer limited upside fornow, we will revisit our model upon management’s confirmation of the potential earnings accretion from its new expansion opportunities ahead.
Source: RHB
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May I know what will happen to existing warrant if not converted to mother share?
2014-07-07 15:22