24-07-2015, 12:35 PM
Very agressive target price by Nomura.
Keppel Corp kept at ‘reduce’ by Nomura, target price unchanged at $7.64
By Jeffrey Tan / theedgemarkets.com | July 24, 2015 : 11:24 AM MYT
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SINGAPORE (July 24): Nomura says Keppel Corp is “likely” to face difficulties replenishing its order backlog due to a weak outlook of new orders amid a global oversupply of jack-up rigs.
As at end-June, the diversified entity’s offshore & marine (O&M) segment order book stood at $11 billion, down from $11.3 billion in the preceding quarter.
New orders secured year to date fell to $1.5 billion from $5.6 billion last year.
“Order book replenishment remains a concern amid industry downturn,” Nomura analysts Chong Wee Lee and Abhishek Nigam write in a note on Friday.
But they note Keppel Corp has secured a third order from Golar worth US$684 million ($938 million) to convert a Moss type LNG carrier into a GoFLNG facility, subject to certain conditions being fulfilled in September.
The analysts add that revenue recognition at the O&M division is likely to be slow until the payment issue with Sete Brazil is resolved.
Nomura kept its “reduce” rating for the stock with an unchanged target price of $7.64.
At 11.03am, Keppel Corp added 1 cent or 0.1% to $8.17 on some 15.9 million shares traded.
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Keppel Corp kept at ‘reduce’ by Nomura, target price unchanged at $7.64
By Jeffrey Tan / theedgemarkets.com | July 24, 2015 : 11:24 AM MYT
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SINGAPORE (July 24): Nomura says Keppel Corp is “likely” to face difficulties replenishing its order backlog due to a weak outlook of new orders amid a global oversupply of jack-up rigs.
As at end-June, the diversified entity’s offshore & marine (O&M) segment order book stood at $11 billion, down from $11.3 billion in the preceding quarter.
New orders secured year to date fell to $1.5 billion from $5.6 billion last year.
“Order book replenishment remains a concern amid industry downturn,” Nomura analysts Chong Wee Lee and Abhishek Nigam write in a note on Friday.
But they note Keppel Corp has secured a third order from Golar worth US$684 million ($938 million) to convert a Moss type LNG carrier into a GoFLNG facility, subject to certain conditions being fulfilled in September.
The analysts add that revenue recognition at the O&M division is likely to be slow until the payment issue with Sete Brazil is resolved.
Nomura kept its “reduce” rating for the stock with an unchanged target price of $7.64.
At 11.03am, Keppel Corp added 1 cent or 0.1% to $8.17 on some 15.9 million shares traded.
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