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  • 7/27/2023
Kenanga thinks 7-Eleven got a Caring deal
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00:00 We end the last working Friday of July with an initiation report from MIDF Research on
00:06 solar player Pekat Group.
00:07 The research house likes the group's emphasis on sustainable growth and has a buy call and
00:11 57 cent target price.
00:13 Pekat Group was among the early entrants of the solar photovoltaic business in the country
00:18 back in 2008, even before the national implementation of the feed-in tariff in 2011.
00:24 Pekat prioritises the sustainability of its order book, rather than focusing on building
00:29 large order books.
00:30 The group has consistently maintained its outstanding order book levels at about $200
00:34 million as it consistently takes on smaller, fast-paced projects with a duration of three
00:38 to six months.
00:40 Management expects its order book to continue growing, driven by commercial and industrial
00:44 projects and the residential market.
00:46 MIDF expects more recurring income for Pekat starting FY24 through the power purchase agreements
00:52 that has been secured by its 45% associate MFP, Solar Sendiran Bahat.
00:57 Upon the full operation of all plants, it is projected that the sales of solar energy
01:01 will add more than $10 million to the annual revenue of MFP Solar.
01:06 According to Boomberg, only MIDF covers Pekat, so based on the 57 cent target price, this
01:10 implies a possible upside of almost 30% from current levels.
01:14 [music]

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