President Emanuel Macron had hoped to steer France out of the pandemic without having to impose a third national lockdown. That did not happen as strict measures are now been put in place to attempt, again, to stem the rapid rise of new Covid-19 cases. French schools and non-essential stores such as clothing chains will now be shut for four weeks.
Dat Xanh Services (“DXS”) – the brokerage arm of Dat Xanh Group (“DXG”) is currently the golden-egg laying hen by contributing 70-90% of DXG’s gross profit. With a leading position in real estate brokerage and impressive growth potential, DXS is expected to attract the attention of investors in this IPO (IPO price is VND 32,000) from three main highlights include:
(1) Undisputed champion in real estate brokerage
(2) Superior financial performance above other players
(3) Solid growth prospect thanks to its efforts to become a fully integrated broker
China re-herd of pigs went well, causing the price of animal feed materials to increase strongly and it is expected to stay at high level in the future. Although the supply of pigs in Vietnam is increasing rapidly, the breeding cost increased together with the animal feed prices, causing the price of pork (live weight) to not decrease much. This situation will help large companies who have their own breeding pigs like Dabaco to grow their profits by expanding their sale volume.
Favorable market conditions will be supportive factors for HSG’s 2Q and 3Q bottom line. Therefore, we think investors can consider a short-term trading opportunity. Per our estimation, HSG’s TTM EPS at the end of 3Q will be VND 4,300. Assuming a 7.7x PE (20% discounted from HPG’s PER), the share price can go up to VND 33,000. However, in the longer term, NPAT can revert to the normal level. At the current market price, the FY2020-2021 forward PE is 8.7x, which we think is already fair, somewhat overpriced considering that next year's NPAT growth will be -39%. Therefore, we recommend to MONITOR the stock to see if there is an investment opportunity for the long term.
We maintain our target price for REE at VND 54,000, offering an upside of 3% compared to the closing price on March 31st, 2021. Hence, we recommend to accumulate this stock. Our new target price for REE will be published in our next report.
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A recent panel and survey[1] by the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) show that:
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HAX has just added a document to the AGM 2021, in which the expected 2020 dividend of 30% in cash or shares will be decided by shareholders. In the case of paying the dividend in shares, this decision is different from our previous expectations that the company will pay 30% of the dividend in cash. This slightly changes our 2021 result forecast but does not affect our view of the business outlook. EPS 2021 is forecast to increase by 2.7%, to VND 4,029/share but the ROE will decline from 26.1% to 22.3%. Therefore, based on the combination of FCFF and P/E methods, the target price for HAX is VND 27,300/share. This is a 26% upside compared to the closing price on 25/03/2021, we recommend BUYING this stock. |
The US market will lead the pangasius segment's growth in 2021. Volume increase will be the main factor driving sales growth, while pangasius selling prices will only recover slightly. Profit margin will shrink under the pressure of high raw material prices due to the material shortage and rising feed prices. The year 2021 is also a pivotal year for the product diversification strategy with large investments and expenses. We are going to reflect the effects of the new strategy on the stock valuation when detailed information is revealed. At this point in time, our valuation for VHC is around VND 46,200/share. With an expected cash dividend in the next 12 months of VND 1,000/share, the total return will reach 14% based on the closing price on March 23, 2021. We recommend ACCUMULATING VHC.