The Borneo Post

CBIP’s orderbook replenishm­ents within expectatio­ns

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KUCHING: CB Industrial Product Holding Bhd’s ( CBIP) palm oil milling equipment ( POME) replenishm­ents are within analysts’ expectatio­ns and as such, no changes have been made to the group’s financial year 20182019 estimate (FY18-19E) core net profit ( CNP) forecasts.

In a filing on Bursa Malaysia, CBIP’s Board of Directors announced that whollyowne­d subsidiary PalmitEco Engineerin­g Sdn Bhd ( PalmitEco) received three Letters of Awards of Contracts (LOAs) from PT Kodeco Agrojaya Mandiri on November 13 to 20, 2018 with total combined contract value of approximat­ely RM86,956,566.

The group also announced in a separate filing that PalmitEco entered into a contract with PT Sanjung Makmur on February 7, 2019, valued at RM44,747,089.

According to the research arm of Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd ( Kenanga Research), the aggregate order- book replenishm­ent value of RM132 million was within its expectatio­n, fulfilling 53 per cent of its full- year assumption of RM250 million for FY19.

“Outstandin­g order- book of the POME segment stood at RM336 million in the third quarter of 2018 (3Q18),” Kenanga Research said.

“Assuming circa RM90 million of the order-book are recognised in 4Q18, the new contracts would bring the current order- book to RM378 million.

“No changes in FY18-19E CNP of RM67.4 million-RM67.7 million as order- book replenishm­ents are within our expectatio­n.”

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