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August 2010
KE Indonesia Research MARKET ROUND‐UP
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P: (62 21) 2557 1131 – 32 In August, the Jakarta Composite Index was up 0.4% m/m, closed at 3082.
F: (62 21) 2557 1186 The index fluctuated with 171‐point swing from the lowest (2974) to the
Head of Research highest level (3145). Average daily trading value was up sharply, by 22%
Katarina Setiawan m/m to Rp4.3t. August volume represents the second month of increase
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Agribusiness sector became the top gainer as CPO prices strengthened,
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pushed by concerns over less supply as a result of La Nina in South East
Rahmi Marina
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top gainers in the past three months. Bank Negara Indonesia and Jasa
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Marga continued to be the top gainers in the last three months due to
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their strong 1H10 result. On the other side, Delta Dunia, Truba Alam and
Adi N. Wicaksono Elnusa became the top losers due to below‐than‐expected 1H10 results.
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Top LQ 45 Sector return
No. 1‐mo top gainers (%) 3‐mo top gainers (%) 1‐month (%) 3‐month (%)
1 BNI 14.9 Jasa Marga 48.5 Agribusiness 3.9 Basic Industry 19.1
2 Gudang Garam 12.6 BNI 39.0 Basic Industry 3.5 Miscl. Industry 15.0
3 Jasa Marga 9.3 BTN 33.1 Property 1.6 Consumer 13.0
INDONESIA
SEE APPENDIX I FOR IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES AND ANALYST CERTIFICATIONS
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ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT CORPORATE HIGHLIGHTS
The month of June saw an inflation of 0.76%. YTD AUTOMOTIVE
inflation is now 4.82% while y/y is 6.44%. Largest
increase is shown by housing and utilities with 1.59%. Gaikindo, the association of car producers, reported
that sales volume for July’s 4W came in strongly at
72.1k units, up 2% m/m. YTD sales volume for 4W is
Export came in at US$12.5b in July, up 1.3% m/m. In 442.3k units or +72% y/y. Toyota still led the auto
7M10, export was up 42.3% y/y. Oil & gas export was market in July with 27.7k units, followed by Daihatsu
up 73.7% y/y to US$15.0b while non‐oil & gas export and Mitsubishi at 11.5k and 9.6k units, respectively.
was up 36.9% y/y to US$70.0b. On 2W, sales volume in July came in at 699.4k units, or
up 7% m/m. YTD, sales volume for 2W increased by 39%
y/y to 4.3m units. For 2W, Honda gained 20bps market
Import came in at US$12.6b in July, up 7.3% m/m. In share to 46.5% with sales volume grew strongly 14%
7M10, import was up 50.9% y/y. Oil & gas import was m/m selling 334.7k units, 10% higher than Yamaha (+1%
up 64.7% y/y to US$15.2b while non‐oil & gas import m/m).
was up 47.8% y/y to US$60.3b.
Astra International: Senior Vice President Chief
Corporate Communication Astra International expects
to close acquisition 100% shares of PT General Electric
Services (GES) and 47% shares of PT Sedaya Pratama
from General Electric Capital Asia. Earlier, Astra had
signed conditional sale and purchase agreement (CSPA)
in June 2010. After the acquisition, Astra’s ownership in
both PT Astra Sedaya Finance and PT Sedaya Pratama
will increase to 100% from currently each 53%.
Management of Astra declined to mention the
acquisition value, but the market speculates that the
two acquisition costs over Rp5t. Since the acquisition
cost is less than 20% of Astra’s equity, the transaction is
deemed immaterial. It will be financed by internal cash.
The company plans to increase production capacity of
Daihatsu to 400k per annum, much higher from initial
plan of only 280k per annum. The company may spend
Rp1t for the expansion.
BANKING
Bank Bukopin is eyeing 15% y/y loan growth in 2010 to
~Rp28t, lower than its 1H10 position (27% YTD growth
to Rp29.5t) as loan book contracts in 2H10 on
seasonality. The bank still focuses on SME (loan size
Rp500m‐Rp10b), with loan to BULOG made up 30% of
its total portfolio. The YE10 target for this segment is
~Rp15t. Expansion plan will also be supported by micro
lending (loan size <Rp500m for Jakarta, or < Rp150m
outside Jakarta), which is projected to reach ~Rp2t by
YE10. With micro lending rate of ~20% (vs. 12%‐13% for
SME), Bukopin expects to see NIM improvement. At an
expected deposit growth of 20% y/y (to ~Rp38t),
Bukopin’s 2010 LDR will hover around 70%. This
suggests a possible upward (downward) adjustment on
loan (deposit) target to comply with the upcoming LDR‐
linked reserve requirements from the central bank. The
bank stated that it is planning to restore CAR back to
~16% from currently 13.3% through secondary offering
or subdebt issuance, which is likely to happen this year.
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of US$56.4 per ton. Meanwhile it sold 8.1m tons in company also booked derivative lost of US$60m in
1H10 and expects to produce 17.9m tons of coal in FY10 1H10.
(+27% y/y) and 20m tons in FY11 (+12% y/y). For FY10
The Indonesian Stock Exchange is yet to approve the
net profit, management is eyeing to book US$117‐177m
IPO plan of Bumi Resources Mineral (BRM), the non‐
or Rp1.06‐1.6t. As such, the stock is trading at 9.7‐14.6x
coal unit of Bumi Resources, which initially scheduled in
FY10 PER based on management’s guidance. The media
September 2010. Earlier, Bumi had expected to obtain
also reported that currently it is under negotiations with
US$400m by selling 16.22% shares through an IPO in
a number of buyers, including Noble Group, to secure
September 2010.
its coal sales.
According to Director of Listing, Eddy Sugito, BRM is yet
Separately, Berau also has obtained US$750m debt
to fulfill several requirements. He declines to provide
facilities from seven banks which include Credit Suisse
further statement whether the IPO would be held on
Group, Tokyo‐Mitsubishi UJF and ICICI Bank. The
time. Separately, Bumi’s Director Dileep Srivastava
facilities consist of US$400m bank loans (with interest
stated that the IPO plan is still on track.
ranging between 475‐575bps above LIBOR) and
US$350m bonds. Delta Dunia: Bisnis Indonesia reported that Bukit
Makmur posted 1H10 net profit of Rp256b, down 41%
Bukit Asam: Business Standard reported that Lanco
y/y, below expectation. Revenue slipped by 3% y/y to
Infratech, an infrastructure company from India, is
Rp2.45t while operating profit declined by 9.3% y/y to
interested to join Bukit Asam to develop a 600MW
Rp512b. Operating margin also dropped to 20.9% in
power plant in Muara Enim with investment around
1H10 from 22.3% in 1H09.
US$751m or Rp6.7t. Earlier Lanco was also reported to
acquire a coal mine from PT Truba Alam with Indo Tambangraya posted net profit of US$134m, down
transaction value of US$80‐90m. 15% y/y on higher production cost, higher operating
expenses and loss from unwinding of derivative
Management signed head of agreement with Adani
contracts (US$13.4m).
Global from India and local government of South
Sumatra province to develop a railway with capacity to Sales increased by 22% to US$822m on higher ASP,
deliver 34m tons of coal per annum. The construction especially in 2Q10. Gross profit only increased by 5% to
of 270km railway from Tanjung Enim to Tanjung Carat US$281m on higher production cost, but operating
(Tanjung Api‐Api) is expected to start by the end of FY10 profit down 7% y/y to US$200m after the company
and operate in 2014 with initial investment of booked costs related to the Jorong mine’s shutdown
US$1.65b. under G&A accounts.
The company disclosed that it is in the process of due On q/q basis, 2Q net profit was flat at US$67m, despite
diligence on two coal mining, with total estimated lower coal production due to heavy rainfall and a loss
acquisition cost of up to Rp3.9t. from unwinding of derivative contracts. Management
remains optimistic that it will be able to reach target of
Separately, Corporate Secretary of Bukit Asam, Achmad
23m tons in FY10, up 7.4% y/y compared to 21.4m tons
Sudarto, indicated that the company is ready to partner
in FY09.
with China Investment Corporation (CIC) to finance the
coal company’s projects. The statement is made as a United Tractors released another strong operational
response to recent news that the Chinese investment performance for July. Sales volume of Komatsu came in
arm planned to invest up to US$2b in three SOEs, at 468 units, down 8% m/m. YTD sales volume for
including Bukit Asam. Mr Sudarto indicated that the Komatsu is 3,200 units, up 87% y/y.
partnership might be realized on the upcoming Bukit
Pamapersada delivered 6.3m tons of coal and removed
Asam Transpacific Railway (BATR) project with total cost
53.7m bcm of overburden in July, similar to those in the
of US$1.5b.
previous month. YTD, Pamapersada delivered 44.1m
Bumi Resources posted 1H10 net profit of US$134.6m, tons of coal (+22% y/y) and removed 368.5m bcm of
a 30% decline compared to a restated 1H09 of overburden (+13% y/y).
US$192m. Sales came in at US$2,139m, up 25% y/y. But
Coal production from DEJ mine came in at 219k tons,
gross and operating profits were only up by 9% y/y and
rose 29% compared to June. YTD, coal production from
5% y/y to US$790m and US$$532m, respectively.
DEJ is 1.42m tons (+2% y/y).
Production cost grew faster (+37% y/y) than sales (+25%
y/y). Compared to pre‐restasted 1H09 result, 1H09 net
profit would have been down by 47% (from US$252m).
Below operating line, there was massive increase in
interest expenses at US$257m (+438% y/y). The
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OIL & GAS recognized cash position of Rp400b as of June 2010,
much lower compared to previous claim of Rp4.46t at
Medco Energy: Investor Daily reported the company March 2010. On the other hand, goodwill has jumped
plans to sell stakes in a number of units, including more than double to Rp5.03t, now accounting a third of
minority stakes in PT Medco Power Indonesia and total assets of Rp15.5t from Rp2.3t to at March 2010.
Medco Ethanol Lampung, as well as 99.99% shares in PT
Exspan Petrogas Intranusa. On top of that, the company Corporate Secretary of Bakrie Sumatera, Fitri Barnas,
plans to sell minimum 30% stake from 100% claimed that there is no substantial problem in the
participation rights at Bawean PSC and 23% stakes from acquisition of oleo chemical business from Domba Mas
74.12% participation rights in Lematang PSC. Group. Ms Barnas stated that sales and purchase
agreement has been signed for six companies under
The company posted 1H10 net profit of US$12.08m or Domba Mas Group, three of which are Bank Mandiri’s
up 26.2% y/y from US$9.57m in1H09. Sales increased by debtors. Earlier, Bank Mandiri has stated that Bakrie
27.67% y/y to US$397m, while operating profit jumped Sumatera has to complete the debt restructuring with
by 192% to US$91.6m. the bank by September 2010. If the planter fails to meet
Perusahaan Gas Negara posted net profit of Rp3.2t, a the deadline, Bank Mandiri plans to offer the troubled
mere 1% increase compared to 1H09, on the absence of companies under Domba Mas to other investors.
forex gain. Sales increased by 6% y/y to Rp9.5t, while Separately, Bakrie Sumatera also has issued US$77.3m
gross and operating profits rose by 13% and 16% to notes on 16 August 2010. Further details about the
Rp6.05t and Rp4.56t, respectively. On q/q basis, gross notes, like interest and maturity, are yet to be
and operating profits rose by 22% and 16% to Rp3.32t announced.
and Rp2.45t, but net profit was down 19% q/q to
Rp1.43t, mostly on derivative contract loss. BW Plantation reported 1H10 net profit of Rp86b,
down 20% y/y on lower revenue at Rp275b (‐12% y/y).
Gas distribution in 6M10 rose by 9% y/y to 827mmscfd Gross and operating profits were down by 22% and 28%
from 791mmscfd in 6M09. Daily transmission for to Rp165b and Rp124b. Cost of production grew by 9%
transmission business rose by 11% y/y to 848mmscfd y/y despite the lower revenue, mostly due to doubled
from 763mmscfd. fertilization cost (Rp34b). Gross and operating margins
Separately, the company said that it is in final process of contracted to 59.8% and 44.9% in 1H10 from 67.3% and
acquiring a gas field. Further details are yet to be 55.1% in IH09, despite in increases in ASPs of CPO and
available, but it is aiming to have minority stake below palm kernel.
49%. Bisnis Indonesia daily reported that the company plans
to raise Rp500‐700b bonds to finance its expansion plan
PLANTATION
until 2012. BW plans to spend US$80‐90m for capital
Secretary of Indonesian palm oil producers (Gaikindo), expenditure within the next three years. The proceeds
Firzal Mutyara, expects rally on CPO to continue in the will be used for new planting and development of two
range of US$800‐1,000 per ton, on concern over bad palm mills in Central Kalimantan and East Kalimantan.
weather in Indonesia and Malaysia, the two biggest
London Sumatra posted a strong 1H10 net profit of
palm oil producers.
Rp418b, up 46% y/y on the back of higher ASP,
Gapki estimates that CPO supply from Indonesia, especially rubber, and lower fertilization costs. Sales
accounting for 48% of global CPO production, might increased by 8% y/y to Rp1,556b. Gross and operating
decline by 10% this year due to heavy rainfall. profits rose by 25% and 43% to Rp750b and Rp571b,
respectively. Gross and operating margins improved to
Astra Agro Lestari: Corporate Secretary Mr Santosa
48% and 36% in 1H10 from 42% and 28% in 1H09.
expects FY10 revenue to come in flat at Rp7.42t, due to
rupiah apppreciation. The company also expects to sell On volume basis, sales of CPO in 1H10 was down 3% to
1m tons of CPO in FY10, 5.6% lower compared to last 159.3k tons, while rubber down 13.1% y/y to 9.7k tons.
year of 1.06m tons. Sales volume in 8M10 decreased by However, on q/q basis, sales volume of CPO increased
2% y/y to 573.6k tons of CPO, led by 8.8% drop in FFB by 30% to 90k tons.
harvest at 2.2m tons. CPO Production in 8M10 fell by
6.5% to 568.3k tons. PROPERTY
Bakrie Sumatera Plantations posted 1H10 net profit of Alam Sutera: Investor Daily reported that the company
Rp99.1b, fell 27% y/y on higher expenses on interest plans to develop its second township in Pasar Kemis,
and goodwill. Sales rose by 9% y/y to Rp1,134b, while Tangerang, in 2011. Currently the company has around
gross and operating profits jumped by 44% and 38% to 600 ha landbank in Pasar Kemis, located about 11km to
Rp454b and Rp333b, respectively. On balance sheet it the west of existing project Alam Sutera. Initial capex to
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develop the township is estimated at Rp350b, to be US$509m or 44.6% of its total notes and loan, in a bid to
financed internally and bank loan. lower its financing expenses.
Separately, the company raises its expectation on FY10
net earnings to Rp250b from earlier budget of Rp200b
Telkom reported Rp6,003b net profit in 1H10, down 1%
(vs. Rp94b in FY09). With current marketing sales of
y/y. Revenue was up 5% y/y to Rp34,243b. Highest
Rp1.18t, management also sees that it will likely surpass
growth was booked by Data & Internet with 18%, while
the budget of Rp1.23t easily.
cellular revenue increased 3% y/y and fixed line revenue
Bakrieland Development: Investor Daily reported that was down 10% y/y. Operating expenses were up 9% y/y
Avenue Capital Group did not subscribe to the recent to Rp22,884b. Below the operating level, Telkom
Rp3.2t rights issue offer, hence Avenue’s stake has reported 80% lower gain on foreign exchange at Rp111b
shrunk to 12.16% or only a half from June 2010 position from Rp551b in 1H09. The 1H10 result came slightly
of 24.33%. Meanwhile, Bakrie Group stake remains at below our expectation mostly because of sharp increase
19‐20% in Bakrieland. Other smaller institutional funds, in operating expenses and a decline in gain on foreign
like Pictet Fund, Swiss Charter and Savile Fund maintain exchange. Telkomsel obtained 6.7 million new
their position below 5%. subscribers in 1H10, 6.3 million of which was obtained
in 2Q10. ARPU came in flat q/q. Because of the sharp
According to CEO of Bakrieland, Hiramsyah S Thaib,
increase in operating expenses, operating income was
rather than maintaining its position by subscribing to
down 2% y/y to Rp11,360b.
the rights issue, Avenue chooses to invest directly in its
infrastructure project, by providing US$55m bridging OTHERS
loan on toll road projects.
AKR Corporindo, Vembu Suresh, expecting FY10 AKR’s
Modernland: Finance Director Dipa Simatupang said revenue to reach Rp11.65t‐Rp12.1t, up by 30‐35% y/y.
that the company will partner with China Harbour to Higher revenue will be supported from petroleum
develop a Rp200b superblock project called Green distribution business. He expects FY10 petroleum sales
Central in Jalan Gajah Mada. The project will consist of volume to reach to 1.3m KL, or increase by 27.5% from
two apartment towers, a commercial area and two 1.02m KL in FY10. Meanwhile, price of petroleum is
hotels. China Harbour will develop Novotel Hotel and expected to increase by 22% y/y in FY10. In separate
Heritage Junction in the superblock. This year news, Suresh denied a rumor that the company is to
Modernland plans to spend total Rp100‐125b for capex, divest its stake in Sorini Agro Asia (SOBI). Previously, it
lower compared to that of last year of Rp250b. The was reported that Cargill planned to buy stake in Sorini
company posted a marginal net profit of Rp1.7b on from AKR Corporindo.
sales of Rp74.7b in 1H10.
Aqua Golden Mississippi plans to go private and to
TELCO conduct tender offer of 5.65% stake in public. Related
to tender offer, the company to offer Rp500,000 per
Indosat announced that its 1H10 net income was down
shares or 104.25% premium compared to highest
71% y/y to Rp287b from Rp1t in 1H09. Revenue was up
market price during 90 days before announcement go
6% y/y to Rp9.661.8b while EBITDA increased 7% to
private plan (20 August). Go private plan will be
Rp4,608b. EBITDA margin was up to 47.7% in 1H10 from
proposed to EGM on 22 September 2010. Tentative
47.0% in 1Q10, and 47.3% in 1H09. Number of
schedule of tender offer period: 1‐30 November 2010,
subscribers was up 0.1% q/q and 34.5% y/y to 37.8
payment date: 10 December 2010, and delisting from
million. On top line, we see that strong cellular business
IDX: 23 December 2010.
(+14% y/y) mitigated declines on revenue from MIDI (‐
12% y/y) and fixed phone (‐26% y/y). We see there are Benakat Petroleum: Corporate Secretary of Benakat
four main factors that contributed to the weak result: 1) Petroleum Energy, Ferdinand Dion, saying that the
higher depreciation and amortization costs (Rp2.99t, company plans to extend due date on the Rp894.3b
+25% y/y), higher marketing expenses (Rp509b, +34% promissory notes to Indotambang Perkasa, parent
y/y), lower forex gain (Rp370b, ‐49% y/y), and higher company, as it will due on 12 September 2010. He said
financing cost (Rp1083b, +23% y/y).. the extension on promissory notes is necessary as the
company has not obtained new loan to refinance its
The company plans to repay US$234m debts mature
promissory notes. Previously, the company issued
this year, using proceeds from recent guaranteed notes
promissory notes to Indotambang Perkasa, with coupon
of US$650m. Indosat will use the remaining US$416m
rate of 5.6% p.a. The proceeds were used to acquire
proceeds to pay some debts due next year. On top of
37.15% stake of Elnusa.
that, the company will also restructure its other debts
mature next year to 2020. Separately, Indosat is in the Budi Acid Jaya’s 1H10 net profit decreased 80% y/y to
process of renegotiating its hedging contract totaling Rp18b, while sales increased 18% y/y to Rp939b. On a
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quarterly basis, net profit was down by 90%, while sales New IPO: Newmont Nusa Tenggara
was up 15% q/q. Gross margin and operating margin
were squeezed to 10.6% and 5.5% respectively (from The producer of copper and gold is eyeing to obtain
17.2% and 11.3% in 1H09). All 1H10 figures were below US$800m from listing 10% at of its shares at estimated
our expectation. We see lower gross profit margin was price of US$0.709 a share (Rp6,385) in the upcoming
mainly due to raw material (cassava) cost by 81% y/y to IPO, which might be held by 4Q10 at soonest. The
Rp700 per kg, which was up, faster than the company’s company has appointed UBS as underwriter for the IPO
selling price hike. and might appoint Mandiri Sekuritas as well. The IPO
will be held after the company divest further 7% stake
ELnusa: Finance Director of Elnusa, Santun Nainggolan, as required by the regulation. Newmont Nusa Tenggara
saying that the company targets US$100m capital is owned by Nusa Tenggara Partnership (56%), Multi
expenditure in 2011, to increase 53% from this year’s Daerah Bersaing (24%), Pukuafu Indah (18%) and
target of US$70m. He said 2011 capital expenditure Indonesia Masbaga Investama (2%). EGM had approved
consists of US30m to buy rigs, and the remaining to buy the IPO plan, despite an objection from Pukuafu Indah.
equipments for geothermal projects. For 2010, the
company targets US$70m capital expenditure for On top of that, Newmont is also aiming to obtain
equipments in marine seismic projects, and well testing. another US$600 from bank loans. Proceeds from IPO
The company considers issuing US50m in medium‐ and loans will be used to finance development in a
terms notes in 4Q10 to finance its capital expenditure. number of projects, including existing Batu Hijau mine.
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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Liquidity increase still brings significant impact for index/market. This condition was very contrast to European
market. The IDX bottomed out at 3058 in August 2010. Then it moved in a consolidation range to 3050 – 3128. The
next resistance is seen at 3158 and then 3162. The bulls need to push the market above the latter level in order to
trigger follow through buying pressure and resumption of the uptrend towards potential targets at 3300. A breach
above 3300 would signal a test of the peak at 3400 set in October 2010.
11000
10000
8999
8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
x1000000
12 19 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 16 23 30 6 13
May June July August Septembe
Source: Bloomberg
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CORPORATE ACTIONS
Historical
Cum‐date Ex‐date Company Action Price (Rp) Note
30‐Jul‐10 2‐Aug‐10 UNSP Final dividend 09 3.8
2‐Aug‐10 3‐Aug‐10 KKGI Final dividend 09 10
4‐Aug‐10 5‐Aug‐10 CTRP Final dividend 09 4
5‐Aug‐10 6‐Aug‐10 KOIN Bonus shares 15 (n) : 100 (o)
5‐Aug‐10 6‐Aug‐10 PNSE Final dividend 09 60
9‐Aug‐10 10‐Aug‐10 JECC Final dividend 09 30
11‐Aug‐10 12‐Aug‐10 PLIN Final dividend 09 1.25
13‐Aug‐10 16‐Aug‐10 CLPI Final dividend 09 30.20
13‐Aug‐10 16‐Aug‐10 INDS Final dividend 09 250
18‐Aug‐10 19‐Aug‐10 MFIN Final dividend 09 24.48
19‐Aug‐10 20‐Aug‐10 SMSM Interim dividend 10 40
27‐Aug‐10 30‐Aug‐10 HEXA Interim dividend 10 US$0.0145
Upcoming
Cum‐date Ex‐date Company Action Price (Rp) Note
2‐Sep‐10 3‐Sep‐10 TSPC Final dividend 09 35
6‐Sep‐10 7‐Sep‐10 MAIN Final dividend 09 56
7‐Sep‐10 15‐Sep‐10 BPFI Final dividend 09 1
7‐Sep‐10 15‐Sep‐10 HMSP Final dividend 09+spec 08 615
16‐Sep‐10 17‐Sep‐10 MERK Interim dividend 10 3,570
28‐Sep‐10 29‐Sep‐10 ITMG Interim dividend 10 795
7‐Oct‐10* 8‐Oct‐10* BBNP Rights issue: 6 (n) : 19 (o) 1,000 *Tentative date
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IDX Index Rp/US$
3200 9,500
3000 9,250
2800 9,000
2600 8,750
1-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 1-Jul-10 16-Jul-10 31-Jul-10 15-Aug-10 30-Aug-10
1-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 1-Jul-10 16-Jul-10 31-Jul-10 15-Aug-10 30-Aug-10
Nickel Oil
(US$/to (US$/barel)
25,000 90
22,500
80
20,000
70
17,500
15,000 60
1-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 1-Jul-10 16-Jul-10 31-Jul-10 15-Aug-10 30-Aug-10 1-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 1-Jul-10 16-Jul-10 31-Jul-10 15-Aug-10 30-Aug-10
CPO Coal ‐ Newcastle
(US$/ton) (US$/ton)
900 100
850
95
800
90
750
700 85
1-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 1-Jul-10 16-Jul-10 31-Jul-10 15-Aug-10 30-Aug-10 4-Jun-10 16-Jun-10 28-Jun-10 10-Jul-10 22-Jul-10 3-Aug-10 15-Aug-10 27-Aug-10
Source (all charts): Bloomberg
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