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  • 8/22/2023
UOB Kay Hian thinks that Cape EMS has great legs
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00:00 Electronic manufacturing services provider KPMS delivered a solid set of second quarter
00:06 numbers where UOBKKN foresees multiple legs of growth that can supercharge its earnings.
00:11 It has a buy call and a one ringgit 60 target price, implying a possible 34% upside.
00:17 KPMS reported a record core net profit of 15.2 million in the second quarter, bringing
00:21 the first half core net profit to 27.8 million.
00:25 Since the US-China trade war in 2018, CAPE has been benefiting immensely from the trade
00:30 diversion which saw its earnings base swell ninefold.
00:34 As of 2022, CAPE has five anchor customers with strategic portfolio exposure of 60/40
00:40 between the industrial electronic and consumer electronic segments.
00:44 This gives CAPE a balanced growth profile.
00:47 Despite a strong pipeline visibility from its existing key customers, CAPE remains diligent
00:51 in scouting for new prospects that best fit into its mid-volume, high-mix model.
00:56 The group is eyeing at least three new prospects that could see meaningful earnings contribution.
01:02 These products are related to LED lighting and EV charging stations, renewable energy
01:07 devices, IoT control modules, among others.
01:10 UOBKKN calls it an underappreciated gem with a palatable PEG valuation, where its PE is
01:16 at a 10-32% discount to its closest peers.
01:20 Only two houses cover KPMS, according to Bloomberg, the other being Aminvest Research, and both
01:25 have buys.
01:26 The average target price shakes out to RM1.54, which is 35 cent more than its last close.
01:31 [music]

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