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On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 2:10 PM, EdBa <edbami...@gmail.com> wrote:

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> Subject: [ob] Ada Elaine di artikel ini, diakah ???
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> --- On *Fri, 5/22/09, nicholas alvin <nicholas_al...@yahoo.com>* wrote:
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> From: nicholas alvin <nicholas_al...@yahoo.com>
> Subject: [saham] China coal imports +60% MoM, upgrading PxT on properties
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> To: "ob Obrolan bandar" <obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com>, "Nicholas Alvin"
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> Date: Friday, May 22, 2009, 12:32 PM
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> *Thermal coal: China imports 60% more coal in April vs. March**Two new
> developments in the thermal coal space this week (report attached):*
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> (1)   China trade data this week supports demand strength, confirming
> 9.2mt of imports (including coking and thermal coal), up 3.4mt (60%) from
> March and 5.7mt (168%) YoY.
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> (2)   McCloskey European Coal Outlook Conference – Macq commodities team
> came out of the conference less bearish on prices from here, at least in the
> Pacific.
> *On China, the most bullish assessment came from Philip Gasteen, head of
> marketing and logistics at Asian coal and electricity producer Banpu. He
> suggested that around 55mt of thermal coal is due to be delivered into China
> this year under recently completed deals. This would drive imports 20−25mt
> higher, while export volumes are likely to fall 15−20mt. Thus, he sees
> China’s net imports increasing by 40mt this year. *
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> *My take* – closer to home, many Asian coal analysts & corporates will
> attend the CoalTrans conference in Bali during the first week of June. We
> shall see whether they will come back with the same positive take-aways on
> China/India coal demand.
> *Indo property: upgrading price targets**[Reports attached] Macq research
> coverage of Indo property sector remains on the transition phase, since our
> previous analyst Lydia Toisuta left the firm on Nov 2008. In the meantime,
> ahead of Macquarie Asean conference in June (Bakrieland & Lippo Karawaci
> have confirmed attendance), Elaine Cheong (Macq property analyst based in
> Singapore) re-affirms our positive sector view today by lifting price
> targets on Bakrieland from Rp100 to Rp330 (22% upside), Ciputra Dev from
> Rp320 to Rp650 (18% upside), and Lippo Karawaci from Rp250 to Rp530 (35%
> downside). *
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> Essentially, she has reduced the NAV discounts implied by those price
> targets,  without changing the NAV estimates by much. She applies a 35% NAV
> discount for Bakrieland (NAV estimate of Rp519), 35% NAV discount for
> Ciputra Dev (NAV estimate of Rp1,001), and 35% NAV discount for Lippo
> Karawaci (NAV estimate of Rp816). She re-iterates Outperform rating on
> Ciputra Dev & Bakrieland, Underperform rating on Lippo Karawaci.
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> Her key arguments for the narrower NAV discounts:
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> 1.      Resilient domestic demand in Indonesia
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> 2.      Lowering of interest rates
> *PGAS: smoothing out ways for gas price hike (Adam Worthington)*
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> Yesterday,  PGAS met with government officials and industry players to
> discuss the future of the gas market. Upside risk to gas prices post
> presidential election, re-iterate Outperform. Three key points:
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> 1.      *Supply shortage:* The domestic gas market is in a supply
> shortage, and further exploration and development is required at the
> upstream level.
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> 2.      *US**$ pricing appropriate:* Industry participants agreed that US$
> pricing is appropriate given that capex, financing cost of gas production,
> and transmission and distribution costs are US$ denominated.
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> 3.      *Gas is undervalued vs its closest substitute:* Participants noted
> that the selling price of gas has not been raised since July 2007 despite
> the surge in other commodities, and that at the current exchange rate, the
> selling price of PGAS 's natural gas is approximately Rp2,038 per diesel
> equivalent litre, a competitive  price when compared with other sources of
> energy. The participants discussed the potential for gas price increases (in
> the upstream and downstream) to encourage exploration and development of
> reserves.
> *Snippets:*
> *Macro* – VP candidate Boediono will focus on integrating fiscal,
> monetary, and sectoral policies, if he got elected.
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> *Medco* – BPMigas head Mr.Priyono confirms that Medco will get a 20-year
> extension for its block A project, located in North Aceh, when the term
> expires in 2011. Block A is a high priority project for the government,
> since the block will supply to PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda and to PT PLN (85
> trillion BTU in 2010-2027). The other partners in block A are Premier Oil
> (42% stake) and Japan Petroleum Exploration (16%).
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> *Crude Palm Oil* – The government may impose 3% tax on palm oil exports,
> according to the Jakarta Post.
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> *PT Telkom* – will cancel its plan to acquire a stake in the
> Telecommunciations Company of Iran, according to Tempo and Bisnis Indonesia.
> The cancellation is due to the requirement by the Iranian government that
> the bidders be free of American shareholders. PT Telkom has ADRs listed on
> the New York Stock Exchange.
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> *PT Timah* – will pay a dividend of Rp133/sh or equivalent to a 50%
> payout ratio. The company is budgeting Rp350bn for capex.
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> *PT Unilever Indonesia –* will pay a final dividend of Rp220/sh. The
> total dividend is Rp315/sh or equivalent to a 100% payout ratio.The company
> is budgeting Rp700bn for capex.
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> *PT Jaya Ancol* – is exploring a Rp250bn rights issue, according to
> Bisnis Indonesia. The company will pay a dividend of Rp37/sh.
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