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TA Research
9.9.2024
FFP Production Growth
FY 2025: projected a %% increase in FFB production growth. and hopeful the volatile CPO prices stabilise and averaging at RM 4000 / tonnes. Rising cost environment poses tremendous challenges. New revenue streams from selling palm shells to 3rd parties, and frommits solvent extraction plants, helped counterbalance the increased expenses.
Expansion & Land Acquisition
Challenges faced are high land prices and ESG restrictions.
Group is exploring coconut plantation, in experimental stage, as a potential area for growth and earnings diversification.
Carbon credits market, particularly for its plantations, could provide an additional revenue stream
Renewable Energy & Future Plans
Supply electricity from its biogas plants to Tenaga.
Exploring solar farm prunects on its plantation land, but may not be feasible, due to the remote locations of the group's properties.
VALUATION
TP RM 2.50/share, based on CY25 PER OF 16X.
Due to LIMITED UPSIDE POTENTIALS at current price level, TA Research downgrade KIMLoong from Buy to HOLD.
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Company Background
• Kim Loong Resources Bhd’s (KLR) holding company, Syarikat Kim Loong Sdn Bhd,
had its humble start in 1967 with a 1000-ac rubber plantation estate in Ulu Tiram,
Johor. KLR was listed on the main market of Bursa Malaysia in year 2000 and
currently having a market capitalisation of close to RM1.9bn. KLR is primarily
involved in oil palm cultivation and related businesses.
• As at FY23, the group’s total planted area stood at 16,263-ha of which 91% are
fully planted with oil palms. Out of the total planted area, approximately 76%
comprise mature palms above 6 years old, 13% are young mature below 6 years
old while the remaining 11% are at an immature stage. KLR’s plantations are located in the states of Johor, Sabah and Sarawak.
• Additionally, the Group also owns and operates 3 palm oil mills which are
strategically located within the vicinity of its plantations in Kota Tinggi, Johor and in Keningau and Telupid, Sabah. Currently, the processing capacity of KLR’s 3 palm oil mills are 100 MT/hour (Kota Tinggi mill), 90 MT/hour (Keningau Mill) and 60
MT/hour (Telupid Mill) respectively.
• At the same time, we understand that KLR has begun supplying power to TNB/SESB through its 1.8MW for Kota Tinggi mill and 2.0MW for Keningau mill. Also, KLR are looking to commissioned for another 1.5MW for their Telupid mill in 2HFY24.
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Jayatiasa
The budgeted FFB production for FYE 30 June 2025 is 1,211,852 MT.
So which one is value buy jayatiasa Vs Kim Loong
JAYA TIASA HOLDINGS BHD MAIN : Plantations
Last Price Today's Change Day's Range Trading Volume
1.04 +0.01 (0.97%) 1.02 - 1.05 1,690,600
Market Cap: 1,013 Million
NOSH: 974 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks): 1,791,275
4 Weeks Range: 1.01 - 1.13
KIM LOONG RESOURCES BHD MAIN : Plantations
Last Price Today's Change Day's Range Trading Volume
2.48 +0.08 (3.33%) 2.40 - 2.50 417,
Market Cap: 2,422 Million
NOSH: 977 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks): 176,810
4 Weeks Range: 2.23 - 2.50
Jayatiasa
FFB projection:
30-Jun-2022
(Actual)
30-Jun-2023
(Actual)
30-Jun-2024
(Actual)
30-Jun-2025
(Budget)
Planted area (ha) 69,589 69,589 68,569 67,449
Immature (%)(<4 years)
0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Young mature (%)(4-7 years)
3.1% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Prime mature (%)(>7 years)
96.9% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
FFB production (MT) 737,723 943,924 1,155,478 1,211,852
FFB yield 10.6 13.6 16.6 17.8
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TA Research
9.9.2024
For 2025, group is focused on earnings recovery, expecting 5% growth in FFB production and explores new revenue streams, looking at coconut plantations.
Past performance:
FY 2023: record breaking performance
FY 2024: slight decline
FY 2025: Capex projected at RM 60mm, for upgrading mill equipment and replanting efforts. Additional USD 80m formconstruction of new mill in Sarawak over the next 2-3 years.
Dividend policy: targets 30% profit distribution, in recent years this has consistently paid out over 80%. FY24, dividend payout slightly reduced in keeping with earning pressure.
Plantation Operations:
Replanting about 1000 ha per year over the next 5 years
Striving to increase production to 350k tonnes from estimated 330k tonnes in FY24.
The three biogas plants, now provide excess power to the grid for some additional revenue, though the impack on profitability may not be substantial.