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SCC: 9M20 net income trails forecast (AS OF OCT 27, 2020)
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DAILY NOTES I PHILIPPINE EQUITY RESEARCH
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Maintaining BUY rating. We have a BUY rating on SCC with a FV estimate of Php25.60/
sh. Despite the very poor earnings outlook of the company, we believe that much of the
negative news is already priced-in. The stock is the cheapest among all power companies,
trading at only 6.5X 21E P/E based on our earnings forecast. Capital appreciation is also
significant at 119% based on our fair value estimate.
Frances Rolfa Nicolas CEB: CEB divests, buy out stakes in SIAEC tieups
Research Analyst
In a disclosure to the PSE, CEB announced that it has signed a share sale and purchase
Cebu Air Inc.
HOLD agreement (SPA) with SIA Engineering Company Limited (SIAEC) for the acquisition
Php42.00 of SIAEC’s entire 51% shareholdings in Aviation Partnership (Philippines) Corporation
(APPC) for US$5.6Mil. Note that APPC is a key player in the maintenance, repair and
overhaul (MRO) business in the aviation industry, providing services to CEB and other
carriers. It is currently 51% owned by SIAEC and 49% by CEB.
Moreover, CEB disclosed that it has also signed another SPA with SIAEC to divest its 35%
shareholding in SIA Engineering (Philippines) Corporation (SIAEP) for US$7.7Mil. Note
that SIAEP is in the business of providing airframe maintenance, repair, cabin retrofits
among others for 737, A320 and A330 aircrafts. SIAEP is currently 65% owned by SIAEC
and 35% by CEB.
The acquisition and divestment mentioned are in line with CEB’s strategy to align its
line maintenance operations with its network requirements, and streamline its fleet
management to optimize operational efficiency and strengthen core competencies.
Following these, CEB will cease to have any equity interest in SIAEC, and APPC will
become a wholly-owned subsidiary of CEB.
Other News:
Research Analysts Economy: Duterte extends GCQ for Metro Manila until
November 30
John Martin Luciano, CFA
Frances Rolfa Nicolas President Rodrigo Duterte extended the implementation of the general community
Justin Richmond Cheng
quarantine (GCQ) in Metro Manila until November 30. Aside from the capital region,
Adrian Alexander Yu
the provinces of Batangas and Lanao del Sur, and the cities of Iloilo, Bacolod, Tacloban,
Kerwin Malcolm Chan
and Iligan are also under GCQ until the end of next month. The President noted that the
proposed community quarantine classifications are still subject to appeal from concerned
local government units. (Source: Inquirer)
The House of Representatives has transmitted its final version of the General Appropriations
Bill (GAB) to the Senate. This version contains Php4.5Tril worth of spending items for
2021’s budget. The House was able to send the bill to the Senate, one day ahead of the
Senate’s requested deadline. House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco said the 2021 budget is a
record-high budget that was designed to further strengthen the government’s response
as well as stimulate the economy amid the challenges brought about by this pandemic.
He added that the bill was specifically made to be more reflective and responsive to the
needs of the people amidst this health crisis. The Senate has confirmed the receipt of the
GAB, and said that the early transmittal would help ease the burden on them and ensure
the timely passage of the 2021 budget before Christmas. (Source: BusinessWorld)
Changes in Shareholdings
Date of Acquired or Price per
Stock Volume Person (Designation)
Disclosure Disposed share
20,000 4.17 Necisto Y. Sytengco, II
26-Oct SBS 40,000 A 4.19 (Vice Chairman, SVP Marketing Operations, &
2,000 4.20 Assistant Treasurer)
Alexander C. Yu
26-Oct COL 525,600 A 26.00
(Vice Chairman)
Alvin C. Go
28-Oct BDO 20,000 D 92.00 (Senior Vice President & Asst. Corporate
Secretary)
Source: PSE
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CO L R E S EAR C H T EAM
JOHN MARTIN LUCIANO, CFA FRANCES ROLFA NICOLAS JUSTIN RICHMOND CHENG
SENIOR RESEARCH ANALYST RESEARCH ANALYST RESEARCH ANALYST
john.luciano@colfinancial.com rolfa.nicolas@colfinancial.com justin.cheng@colfinancial.com