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erictkw ( Date: 05-Jan-2010 14:05) Posted:
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Excerpts from latest analyst reports......
DMG & Partners starts coverage of HEALTHWAY MEDICAL with a 28-ct target
Analysts: Lynette Tan & Terence Wong
Low gearing and strong cash flow places Healthway in good position to take on M&A opportunities. Healthway has a low net gearing of 0.2x as at end 3Q09. We estimate that it would be able to maintain this level of gearing at end FY09 and lower its net gearing to close to zero by end FY10.
Healthway’s operations generate stable cashflows. In 3Q09, it generated S$4.1m (9M09: S$12.1m). With a healthy balance sheet and steady cash flows, Healthway is in a good position to expand its network and take on strategic M&A opportunities that come by its way.
Source: DMG & Partners
Earnings are estimated to surge 65.2% in FY09, supported by full year contribution from the clinics it had acquired in FY08, namely Singapore Baby and Child Clinic(SBCC) and Island Orthopaedic. Healthway’s 9M09 performance (S$12.1m) has already exceeded that of FY08 (S$9.6m).
Growth momentum expected to continue into FY10 and FY11. With the opening of its new specialist centres, we think that revenue from Healthway’s specialist services would continue to grow. This is likely to be further supported by the recovery of the medical tourism industry and the demand for quality healthcare services from local and foreign patients.
Primary healthcare expected to grow by at least 20%. Following the H1N1 outbreak,local patients have become more cautious. More tend to visit a GP for slight symptoms and to be vaccinated. Having a large clinic network also means a higher inventory ofH1N1 vaccines. On top of that, with a growing population in Singapore, we think that there will be greater demand for primary healthcare services in the private sector as the public healthcare system will be under pressure. This would support revenue growth in Healthway’s primary healthcare division. Healthway is also targeting to expand its network to 120 family medicine clinics (from current 60) in four year’s time. We are expecting revenue growth of 24.9% and 20% in this division for FY10 and FY11.
Meaningful contribution to earnings from FY12. We expect operating margins to be lower in the next two years (FY10F: 18.4% and FY11F: 14.5%), with the increased expenses coming from its expansion in China. We are expecting its China operations will start contributing meaningfully from FY12 onwards, which would boost earnings growth significantly from that point on.
17.1% earnings growth in FY10; 24.1% in FY11. Hence, we are expecting Healthway to achieve earnings of S$18.5m in FY10 and S$23.0m in FY11, driven by contribution from its new clinics. As a result of an enlarged share based (following its rights issue), EPS is likely to dip slightly to 1.11 S¢ in FY10.
Attractive valuation. We have applied the DCF methodology to value Healthway. Assuming a WACC of 8.5%, we arrive at a target price of S$0.28, implying a forward P/Eof 25x. For a company with an extensive network of medical centres and good growth potential, Healthway is currently trading at an attractive P/E of 12.1x FY10 earnings. We initiate coverage with a BUY recommendation.
Excerpts from latest analyst reports......
DMG & Partners starts coverage of HEALTHWAY MEDICAL with a 28-ct target
Analysts: Lynette Tan & Terence Wong
Low gearing and strong cash flow places Healthway in good position to take on M&A opportunities. Healthway has a low net gearing of 0.2x as at end 3Q09. We estimate that it would be able to maintain this level of gearing at end FY09 and lower its net gearing to close to zero by end FY10.
Healthway’s operations generate stable cashflows. In 3Q09, it generated S$4.1m (9M09: S$12.1m). With a healthy balance sheet and steady cash flows, Healthway is in a good position to expand its network and take on strategic M&A opportunities that come by its way.
| 31 Dec 09 price S$ | Market cap S$ m | PE (x) | |||
| 2008 2009F 2010F | |||||
| Parkway Holdings | 2.92 | 3301.2 | 94.8 | 34.9 | 36.3 |
| Raffles Medical | 1.45 | 753.4 | 23.9 | 19.7 | 17.3 |
| Thomson Medical Centre | 0.69 | 201.5 | 17.7 | 15.8 | 14.2 |
| Health Management | 0.10 | 48.1 | -110.6 | N.A. | N.A. |
| Pacific Healthcare | 0.11 | 30.9 | -2.6 | N.A. | N.A. |
| Healthway Medical | 0.135 | 186.9 | 19.6 | 11.8 | 10.1 |
| Average | 7.1 | 20.6 | 19.5 | ||
Earnings are estimated to surge 65.2% in FY09, supported by full year contribution from the clinics it had acquired in FY08, namely Singapore Baby and Child Clinic(SBCC) and Island Orthopaedic. Healthway’s 9M09 performance (S$12.1m) has already exceeded that of FY08 (S$9.6m).
Growth momentum expected to continue into FY10 and FY11. With the opening of its new specialist centres, we think that revenue from Healthway’s specialist services would continue to grow. This is likely to be further supported by the recovery of the medical tourism industry and the demand for quality healthcare services from local and foreign patients.
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| L-R: Dr Wong Weng Hong, MD (medical services), Dr Tan Say Lock, deputy medical director (manpower/special projects). Photo by Sim Kih |
Primary healthcare expected to grow by at least 20%. Following the H1N1 outbreak,local patients have become more cautious. More tend to visit a GP for slight symptoms and to be vaccinated. Having a large clinic network also means a higher inventory ofH1N1 vaccines. On top of that, with a growing population in Singapore, we think that there will be greater demand for primary healthcare services in the private sector as the public healthcare system will be under pressure. This would support revenue growth in Healthway’s primary healthcare division. Healthway is also targeting to expand its network to 120 family medicine clinics (from current 60) in four year’s time. We are expecting revenue growth of 24.9% and 20% in this division for FY10 and FY11.
Meaningful contribution to earnings from FY12. We expect operating margins to be lower in the next two years (FY10F: 18.4% and FY11F: 14.5%), with the increased expenses coming from its expansion in China. We are expecting its China operations will start contributing meaningfully from FY12 onwards, which would boost earnings growth significantly from that point on.
17.1% earnings growth in FY10; 24.1% in FY11. Hence, we are expecting Healthway to achieve earnings of S$18.5m in FY10 and S$23.0m in FY11, driven by contribution from its new clinics. As a result of an enlarged share based (following its rights issue), EPS is likely to dip slightly to 1.11 S¢ in FY10.
Attractive valuation. We have applied the DCF methodology to value Healthway. Assuming a WACC of 8.5%, we arrive at a target price of S$0.28, implying a forward P/Eof 25x. For a company with an extensive network of medical centres and good growth potential, Healthway is currently trading at an attractive P/E of 12.1x FY10 earnings. We initiate coverage with a BUY recommendation.
This counter did a surge yesterday with really high vol and still holding on to the surge today. Any gossips from anyone? 