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12 Jan, 2018 (Friday)

            
CHINA STATE CON(3311)
Analysis:
According to the announcement made by China State Construction International Holdings (3311), the Group recorded an accumulated new contract value of HK$103.14 billion in the twelve months ended 31 December 2017 and hence achieved the full year target of 2017 (which has been revised up to no less than HK$100billion). To further capture the growing investment in infrastructure projects by the PRC government, the Group will actively increase its investment in Mainland China, in particular, the Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) project. Its investments in infrastructure projects span over different kinds of business, including investment and construction of toll road, toll bridge and a variety of housing projects, such as affordable housing, hospital and college. (I do not hold the above stock)
Strategy:
Buy-in Price: $12.00, Target Price: $13.20, Cut Loss Price: $11.40

RONSHINECHINA(3301)
Analysis:
Ronshine China, starting from Fujian Province, is a high-end real estate developer in China. In recent years, the company has actively developed areas outside Fujian, focusing on expanding its territory in the Yangtze River Delta region based in Shanghai. Through the acquisition of two subsidiaries of Hai Liang, the company extends its business to western cities such as Xi`an, Lanzhou and Hefei. As at 30 June 2017, the total GFA of the land reserve was approximately 13.01 million sqm, among which, approximately 7.06 million sqm were under construction, and approximately 5.95 million sqm were held for future development. The cost per sqm of the land reserve was RMB8463, of which approximately 72.10% located in the prime area in tier I&II cities in China. We believe that the relatively high-quality land reserve provides the company with effective support for its future profitability. The company reported 17H1 revenue RMB11.9bn up by 70.4% and profit of period of RMB1.12bn up by 9.95% YoY.
Strategy:
Buy-in Price: $9.12, Target Price: $12.10, Cut Loss Price: $7.80


BAIC (1958.HK) - The Divestment of Self-Owned Brands and the Issuance of A-shares Lead to the Longing of Revaluation

Investment Summary

- Over 35% Decrease in Profit in the Third Quarter

- Beijing Benz Keeps a Strong Momentum

- Assured Quantity with Reduced Price, Beijing Hyundai Stepped out of the Bottom

- The Divestment of Self-Owned Brands and the Issuance of A-shares Lead to the Longing of Revaluation

Investment Thesis

The third quarterly results of the Company improved on a sequential basis,but the substantial decline in the whole year was hard to avoid. However, the partial divestiture of the self-owned brands and the issuance of the A shares plan are expected to boost the 2018 performance, so we lower the profit forecast of the Company in 2017, and raise the profit forecast of the Company in 2018 to EPS of RMB0.51/0.93. We will also revise target price to 12.1 HKD (19.6/10.8x for 2017/2018 P/E) and reaffirm accumulate rating. (Closing price as at 10 Jan 18)

Over 35% Decrease in Profit in the Third Quarter

BAIC Motor released its performance report for the first three quarters under the Chinese accounting standard. It is shown that in the first three quarters of 2017 the Company's revenue increased by 23.6% yoy to RMB104,066 million while net profit attributable dropped by 50% yoy to RMB1.97 billion, and performance deterioration was better than that of 60% decline in H1. Among them, the third quarter revenue increased by 1.4% to RMB31.18 billion, while net profit attributable decreased by 35% yoy to RMB980 million.

Beijing Benz Keeps a Strong Momentum

In the third quarter, the profit contributed by Beijing Benz hit a new record of more than RMB2.6 billion after it was listed on the market. In the first 11 months of this year, Beijing Benz sold a total of 380,000 vehicles, an increase of 35% yoy, and it is estimated that the annual sales volume will exceed 420,000 units with an increase of 32.4% yoy. Currently, Beijing Benz has a total of four vehicle models including C-class sedan, E-class sedan, GLA SUV and GLC SUV. In the future, with the official operation Phase II of Beijing Benz Engine Plant, the production capacity of its engine and vehicle will be raised to 900,000 units and 700,000 units, respectively, and the vehicle production capacity will increase by 75%. In 2018, Beijing Benz will put into production of the GLC long-wheelbase SUV, launch a brand-new A-class 3-car sedan and mid-life cycle modified C-class sedan, and the domestic production of the new GLB SUV is also under implementation. In addition, Beijing Benz will put into production a new generation of 1.3T engine to replace the current 1.6T engine, further reducing the product threshold to expand consumer coverage. Although the base number is raised, we expect Beijing Benz to still maintain a relatively fast growth rate in 2018.

Assured Quantity with Reduced Price, Beijing Hyundai Stepped out of the Bottom

Affected by the intensifying market competition and the political event between China and Korea, in 2017, the annual sales volume of Beijing Hyundai dropped by about 30% yoy to narly 820,000. However, with the political impact fading away gradually, and moves such as a series of price promotions and new car introduction, the monthly sales volume of Beijing Hyundai has risen from c 40,000 units in the second quarter to 100,000 units in the fourth quarter. Since 2017 H2, Beijing Hyundai has been launching the four models of new Verna, new Sonata, the new ix25 and the new generation of ix35 to fully cover the three key market segments of Crossover+D+SUV, and the official price of the new ix35 entry-level model reduced by RMB30,000, dropping to the price range of high-end self-owned brands. According to the plan, in 2018, Beijing Hyundai will launch three new models including the small SUV-ENCINO, and several modified models and new energy vehicles such as the all-new Sonata PHEV / Elantra PHEV. We expect that Beijing Hyundai will continue to face some challenges from high-end self-owned brands in the future and its brand profitability will be pressed. However, the loss that occurred in 2017 H1 will be difficult to reproduce.

The Divestment of Self-Owned Brands and the Issuance of A-shares Lead to the Longing of Revaluation

According to media reports, the parent company BAIC Group has recently announced that it will divest Weiwang, its self-owned sub-brand to BAIC Changhe. Weiwang mainly produces some low-end cross passenger cars (also known as micro-cars), SUVs and MPVs. Its positioning is below the Shenbao sub-brand, and its cumulative sales in the first 11 months of 2017 decreased by 54% yoy to 75,000 units, accounting for 40% among BAIC self-owned brands. The divestment of Weiwang will help BAIC reduce revenue losses of its self-owned brands of at least RMB2 billion in 2018.

Earlier, the Company had announced that it planned to issue new A-shares of no more than RMB485 million, equivalent to 6.0% of the enlarged total share capital. The net raised funds will be used to upgrade its production base, expand production capacity, replenish working capital and repay bank debts. As A shares enjoy a higher valuation premium than H shares, we think this move is expected to significantly increase the Company's intrinsic value and enhance its capital strength.

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Recommendation on 12-1-2018
RecommendationAccumulate
Price on Recommendation Date$ 11.020
Suggested purchase priceN/A
Target Price$ 12.100
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