Yesterday, GSO announced data about Vietnam economy in eight months of 2017. Based on the data, we saw three main movements as follows:
FDI manufacturers are reluctant to 'go or stay', domestic assembler such as THACO continue to wait for the encourage policies, while demand is still weak as consumers believe in the lower car prices in next year. All of these generates gloomy dark slices in the overall picture of the Vietnamese automobile market in 2017.
Using the RNAV method, the fair value of NLG is around VND30,000, 15% higher than our previous target price in our 2017 strategy report. In recent years, NLG has maintained a stable cash dividend policy, an average of VND500 per share. Thus, compared to the closing price of VND27,850 per share on August 30, NLG’s total expected return is 9.6%. Therefore, we recommend NEUTRAL to NLG.
The domestic construction demand has ample room for growth in most segments. Even though the housing segment is predicted to be saturated in the next few years, it could still bring about increasing construction demand. The commercial segment continues to receive great boost from the vast number of new firms’ office renting demand. The strong growth of retailing activities and the leveling up of income of the Vietnamese people indicate that the demand for lease area is still abundant. Additionally, the industrialization trend and the FDI flow in Vietnam are important factors in determining the construction demand owing to the inclining size of the projects. Moreover, the Government’s recent focus on infrastructure development has created a promising amount of work for contractors in the field and the fact that the public-private partnership is increasingly common has brought about enormous potential for private construction contractors.
2 foreign ETFs will reconstitute their portfolios in September.
After ACB’s (HNX:ACB) analyst meeting today, we believe that ACB’s core banking operation has been under favorable growth conditions.
After the meeting with representatives of Hang Xanh Motors Service JSC (HAX - HSX), the sole MBV distributor listed, we would like to would like to give investors some updates on this company.
Phong Phu JSC (PPH) ended its first listing day on the UPCoM at VND21,000 (-16%). We have some quick comments on the company’s operation and the attractiveness of its current trading price.
Hai Phong seaport and HAH’s stock price in particular, once appreciated 50-60% supported by one-off gain from congested frozen container situation and TPP rumor, have come back to reality of fierce competition just one year after. The most inflicted victims here are small sized seaport operators sitting upstream in Hai Phong’s Cam River.
We believe the fair price of QNS is around VND87,400/share. This target price, coupled with a VND2,500 cash dividend, yields a total return of 24.6% (calculated based on the closing price on August 18, 2017) Therefore, we recommend investors to BUY the stock.
RongViet Research has just released Q2 2017 Result Update Report on Phu Tai JSC (PTB-HSX) with the following overview and recommendation.
Rong Viet Research would like to give some updates about the rig operation of PVDrilling (HSX: PVD) after a meeting with their representative.