5.1 Stock is under-researched TGI is currently not under the radar of most institutional investors, which is not surprising as there is no research house with active coverage of the stock. We believe over time, there should be more interest in this stock as both institutional and retail investors understand the company’s growth potential. 5.2 Stronger earnings ahead We forecast a 3-year net profit CAGR of 16% for TGI, driven by earnings growth from its stretch film, PVC food wrap and garbage bag divisions. Our earnings forecasts are conservative. In addition, we have not reflected any potential earnings from any M&As. With its strong net cash balance sheet, the company has indicated that they are looking for potential M&As that have synergies with its operations. For example, in 2010, the company acquired TGSH Plastic Industries for RM8m and in a short period of time, management turned around this loss making company and operational cash flow is positive.
5.3 Using SOP to value the stock We are using sum-of-parts (SOP) to value the stock. This is to reflect the high value of its cash and net current assets. The current net cash and net current assets are worth RM1.74 per TGI share, which is around 67% of its current share price. In our SOP, we are valuing its current operations at 13x FY15 P/E, in line with the packaging sector’s FY15 P/E target. 5.4 Initiate with an Add We are initiating coverage on TGI with an Add rating, with implied target price at RM3.95 (RM3.00 ex-ICULS and warrants share price, based on 30% discount to its fully-diluted RM4.28 SOP/share). The large SOP discount is to reflect its small market capitalisation and tight stock liquidity. At implied RM3.95 target price, valuation is only at 10.5x 2015 P/E (basic-EPS). 5.5 Ex-ICULS and warrants TGI’s proposed ICULS and free warrants issue should be completed sometime in the next 1-2 months. Ex-date is likely in end-Sep. Assuming full conversion of the ICULS and warrants, issued share base rises from 105.2m to 184.1m shares, a 75% increase. Our adjusted ex-ICULS price for TGI is at RM2.09 but after adjusting for the free warrants (valued at RM0.71 based on the Black Scholes option pricing model), the ex-all price is lower at RM1.98. The ICULS should raise RM52.6m with another RM39.5m assuming the warrants after fully converted.
6. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 6.1 At new all-time high TGI’s monthly chart shows the stock has surpassed the RM2.55 2005 high and the stock is now at a new all-time high. Monthly MACD is still positive but RSI looks a bit overbought at 80. Weekly chart shows the stock in an uptrend channel with next resistance at the RM3.05 levels.
Maybe not because of panic selling the write up by Cimb was very good with advertisement in the local papers now we have to guess what is the fair value of TGUAN earlier our target was 3.00
Tguan has reached its FV, to check why not try to figure out what will be the value giving it 15% increase in earning and PE ratio of 9 up to the year 2017.
Well, I always estimate lower ( to be safer ), anyway hope that I'm wrong so that the price can move further and even my estimate is correct the price still can move further because of its rising momentum, so all the best to all still holding Tguan. BTW do try to estimate the gain ( our AOI ) after FY 2017 using 15% increase in earning and PE as 9. My estimate is 8% annual gain, of course still better than FD but what if the increase is lower than 15% and PE is not 9 ? What I'm trying to imply is that it's not that undervalued anymore compared with the value two years ago when we were the few strong supporters of Tguan . Hope you get my message and please don't think that I downgrade Tguan. I'm still watching it especially its OR and the ICUL.
Aunloke the actual value of TGUAN will be after the value of the warrant and iculs. By the way if motherit is at 2.90 what will be the value of iculs and warrant when listed?. I have no idea.
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5. VALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION
5.1 Stock is under-researched
TGI is currently not under the radar of most institutional investors, which is
not surprising as there is no research house with active coverage of the stock.
We believe over time, there should be more interest in this stock as both
institutional and retail investors understand the company’s growth potential.
5.2 Stronger earnings ahead
We forecast a 3-year net profit CAGR of 16% for TGI, driven by earnings growth
from its stretch film, PVC food wrap and garbage bag divisions. Our earnings
forecasts are conservative. In addition, we have not reflected any potential
earnings from any M&As. With its strong net cash balance sheet, the company
has indicated that they are looking for potential M&As that have synergies with
its operations. For example, in 2010, the company acquired TGSH Plastic
Industries for RM8m and in a short period of time, management turned around
this loss making company and operational cash flow is positive.