Rotary Engineering’s order book to contract to $450m by 2013
The company's order book may decline from a peak of $1.3bn in 2009.
According to CIMB, with Rotary’s YTD slower-than-expected order intake of around S$70m, the analyst now pushes back its order recognition to incorporate a weaker 1H12, although CIMB is maintaining its order target of S$400m for FY11.
Here’s more from CIMB:
• Declining order book. Even with an annual order intake of S$400m, we expect Rotary’s order book to contract to S$450m by 2013 from a peak of S$1.3bn in 2009. • Most expensive among downstream EPC players. Across various valuation metrics, Rotary is the most expensive among downstream EPC players. After our earnings downgrade, it is trading at 7.5x CY12 P/E vs. a current peer average of 6.8x. Excluding net cash, it is trading at 6.8x (though multiple could drop upon the collection of receivables) vs. the peer average of 3.7x. With comparable ROEs, the stock is also trading at 1.2x CY11 P/BV, the highest among peers. Such rich |