UOAD’s 2Q14 results were below expectations. New property sales achieved MYR362m in 2Q (vs MYR336m in 1Q). We concur with management that 3Q sales could be stronger as sales from South View and Desa Sentul kick in. Based on the scheduled launches, it will likely achieve MYR1.5bn-1.6bn sales in 2014. We cut FY14-15 earnings by 12-15%. Share price has largely priced in the weak sales. Maintain BUY.
Below expectations. UOAD’s 2Q14 results came in below our and market expectations on an annualised basis. Turnover was mainly contributed by Desa Green, Le Yuan Residence, Vertical Office Suites and South View. A fair value gain on the Vertical Carpark Phase 1amounted to MYR39m was recognised during the quarter.
MYR362m new sales in 2Q. 2Q14 new property sales picked up slightly to MYR362.4m, vs MYR335.5m in 1Q, bringing 1H14 sales to MYR697.9m. The bulk of the sales was mainly coming from South View (GD: MYR426m), followed by Southbank Residence (MYR113m), which was launched in 2Q, and Kencana Square (MYR32m). We expect 3Q sales to come in stronger as bookings in South View (MYR600m)and Desa Sentul Phase 1 (MYR340m) are converted into sales (after signing the sales and purchase agreement). Both projects have received encouraging take-up/bookings of over 70% thus far. In the pipeline,UOAD plans to roll out the Desa Business Suites (MYR300m), Kepong V Phase 1 (MYR300m) and Jalan Ipoh projects (MYR300m). Given the
launching schedule, we think UOAD will likely achieve MYR1.5 -1.6bn sales for the year. This is a 20% down from our previous forecast of MYR2bn, and will affect upcoming earnings.
Forecast. We cut our FY14-15 earnings by 12-15% in view of the weak core numbers. According to management, the retail component at Vertical will be revalued in 4Q, thus making up the short fall in earnings.Unbilled sales increased to MYR1.6bn (from MYR1.45bn in 1Q14), mainly coming from South View, Vertical Office Suites and Scenaria.
Maintain BUY. Due to slower sales, we lower our FV to MYR2.45 (from MYR2.62) based on a larger 30% discount (from 25%) to RNAV. We think the share price has largely priced in the weak sales numbers, and hence we maintain our BUY rating. Dividend yield currently looks attractive at about 6%, supported by a solid net cash of MYR657m.
Source: RHB
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haikeyila
A property counter who thinks it is a REIT, lol
2014-08-27 10:38