bimbsec - nestle initial coverage 20120509

BIMB SECURITIES RESEARCH

MARKET INSIGHT

Wednesday, 9 May, 2012

Initial Coverage

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Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad Buy The Preferred Choice Price RM56.00

Target Price RM60.20 Stock Data

Bloomberg Ticker NESZ MK

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Altman Z-score 12.1 Market Cap 13,132.0 YTD price chg -0.4% Issued shares 234.5 YTD KLCI chg 3.9% 52-week range (H) 57.34 Beta 0.5 52-week range (L) 46.48 Major Shareholders 3-mth avg daily volume 11,206 Nestle SA 72.6% Free Float 17.2% EPF 9.8% Shariah Compliant Y Share Performance (%) 1mth 3mth 12mth Absolute 0.2 0.6 20.3 vs. KLCI 10.7 (1.8) 10.7 Financial Highlights

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Nestle, a global player with popular brands namely Milo, Nescafe, and Maggi is celebrating its 100th year in Malaysia. Being a staple food producer, the company’s products are synonymous to the Malaysian way of life. Reflecting its market’s prominence, the company’s track record is unblemished. At current price, Nestle’s upside potential is limited, however we believe the company’s strong fundamentals will attract longer term investors given its earnings and dividend record. We are initiating coverage on Nestle with a BUY recommendation premised on a target price of RM60.20. Continuous innovation. One of Nestle’s strength in promoting its products is through ongoing product innovation to convert consumer insights by introducing new product for customers in different parts of the world with differences in taste and preferences. Nestle is to leverage on some of its strong brands namely Milo as growth catalysts going forward. Already it had launched several sub-brands under the Milo brand name which had garnered good response. Proven track record. For the past eight years, Nestle has been consistently delivering positive net earnings with impressive CAGR of 12.9%. We believe the growth momentum is set to continue albeit at a slower rate due to rising commodity prices. About 70% of Nestle total cost of sales is made up of imported commodities such as cocoa, milk, wheat, sugar, and etc, and most of these commodities prices have seen exponential increases since Oct 2010. Nonetheless, we believe Nestle remains appreciated and well followed for its dividend yield. Earnings growth intact. Despite the increase in capacity and sales, we reckon prospective net earnings to be flat attributed to the increase in raw material prices hence the narrowing margins. We have projected a 5.6% increase in revenue and net earnings to grow by 7.3% for FY12. Thanks to Government’s introduction of the new Malaysia Remuneration System to increase civil servants pay by 7-13% as well as the minimum wage policy of between RM800 to RM900 for some 3.2m workers in the private sector in 2012 will certainly buoy demand going forward hence the better figures for FY13.

View & Valuation. We have a Neutral rating on Nestle with a target price of RM60.20 based on DDM valuation. The terminal growth of 1% is justified by its solid fundamentals, strong and visible growth prospect in the HALAL market, and yield appeal with an established high dividend payout track record. Coupled with dividend yield of 3.3% and share price upside of 7.5%, the stock could offers potential total return of 10.8%, hence we initiate coverage on Nestle with a BUY recommendation.

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9 May 2012 Initial Coverage: Nestle Malaysia Bhd

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Overview Nestle, which is headquartered in Switzerland, began operation in Malaysia in 1912 as a simple trading company that introduced MILKMAID Condensed Milk in Penang and later established Nestle House in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur in 1939 to centralised all its operations under one roof. Nestle Malaysia now manufactures its products in seven factories and operates from its head office in Mutiara Damansara, with six sales offices nationwide and one national distribution centre. Nestle Malaysia is a biggest HALAL producer in the Nestle world and HALAL Centre of Excellence for the Nestle Group. Nestle is synonymous with the quality, innovation and creativity to meet Malaysian tastes and preferences. Its brands and products are now a meaningful part of Malaysians lives and trusted household names as a products of “health and wellness” for the older as well as younger generations.

Figure 1: Sales by Product Breakdown - FYE2011

Source : Company

Product’s Categories Beverages. This segment is split between Powdered beverage and Ready to Drink (RTD). Nestle’s leading brands, Milo and NESCAFE are the market leaders, with over 90% and 80% share of their respective chocolate drink and instant coffee. Last year, Nestle has launched Nestea, Milo Sejuk, and Nescafe Menu Kopi O that were well received by the market.

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Confectionary, 3.8%

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Milk, Nutrition & Ice cream, 29.4%

Beverages, 49.3%



Milk, Nutrition and Ice cream. Nestle milk segment is essentially divided into growing up milk, full cream or filled milk and adult milk such as Nespray, Neslac, Nesvita, Nutren and Omega Plus. The Nutrition segment is divided into Healthcare Nutrition under the brand name Nutren and Performance Nutrition under the Powerbar range. As for ice cream segment, the product is divided into 3 product types i.e. (i) cone ice cream, (ii) popsicles and (iii) take home tubs. As for Nestle’s chilled dairy segment which has established in 1997 in Malaysia, it carries the Nestle Bliss Low Fat Yogurt drink and Nestle Bliss Fat Free Yogurt.

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Prepared dishes, Cooking aids and Others. This segment is split into 3 main categories, which are Noodles, Sauces and Meal Solutions. The main revenue generator for this segment is Maggi Instant Noodles which dominate the market with over 50% of market share. Nestle also manufactures packaged soups, frozen meals, prepared sauces and flavourings under the segment. They market and sell this products segment under a brand such as Maggi noodles, Maggi Tastylite, Maggi chilli sauce, Maggi soya sauce, etc.

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Maggi chilli sauce, etc



Confectionery. The range of confectionery products is essentially Nestle’s range of chocolate bars, namely KIT KAT and Nestle Crunchy Bite Wafer. With a view to be the Chocolate brand of choice in Malaysia, the company has increase the brand’s availability and in-store visibility and introducing smaller packs to entice consumers with the lower entry price. To date, Nestle Crunchy Bite Wafer that was launched in July 2011 has shown positive results and has exceeded initial sales projections.

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Continuous innovation. In order to maintain its market leadership, ongoing product innovation is a must to convert consumer insights by introducing new product for customers in different parts of the world with differences in taste and preferences. To replicate its earlier success in launches of Milo Sejuk, Nestle Crunchy Bite wafer, Nestea Ice Lemon Tea and Nescafe Dolce Gusto, the company recently has launched three new taste of Milo i.e. Milo less sweet, Milo Hi-Fibre and Milo Cereal. Milo commanding a 90% market share in Malaysia has gained a reputation as a health drink for the younger as well as older generations and is slated as a growth catalyst going forward. With such strong branding and history in the food industry, Nestle’s products will continue to sustain demand for its key brands. CAPEX plans. Nestle has budgeted about RM180m for capital expenditure in 2012. Management highlighted that a large portion of its CAPEX is for innovation and increasing the capacity which are currently running at 80% - 90% and the remainder will be utilised to maintain and upgrading of its manufacturing facility in Shah Alam that it has purchased from British American Tobacco for RM36m in October 2010. The increase in capacity allows the group to expand its export market, mainly within ASEAN, as well as providing contingency support to Ivory Coast and Thailand. Commodity prices. As bulk of Nestle’s raw materials are commodity-based namely coffee, cocoa powder, milk solids, sugar and wheat, prevailing price volatility could be detrimental on its profit margins. In view of this, we believe there could be some margin compression in FY2012. Nevertheless, Nestle is able to mitigate such negative impact via a cost efficiency programme i.e. Nestle Continuous Excellence initiatives (NCE), and productivity improvement, as a result able to maintain its EBIT margin stable at 13.6% in FY011. Moreover, we believe Nestle being one of the world’s largest bulk purchasers will have strong bargaining power to minimise the impact of prospective increase in commodity prices. Otherwise, Nestle may increase its selling prices as did in Jan 2012, when it adjusted the selling price of Milo by +4-5% as a last resort. In a recent analysts’ briefing, management did mention that there are no plans for another price hike in the immediate future, showing that input costs are currently at a manageable level.



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Riding on its HALAL certification. Nestle Malaysia as a HALAL producer has the competitive advantage over its competitors who are not HALAL certified (although this certification is not mandatory and is voluntary). The effect is more pronounced now that Nestle is exporting to over 50 countries worldwide especially to the Middle East and South-East Asian countries with large Muslim population. With an estimated global Muslim population of 1.9bn by 2020, Nestle is set to benefit exponentially. In FY2011, export sales represent 25% of total sales entailing 99% to sister company with the balance sold directly to Thailand and Vietnam. Growth strategy. Nestle growth strategy moving forward is to capitalise on product innovation and renovation as part of its continuous program. In the move to drive future growth and to capture new market segments, Nestle Malaysia has recently launced several new products from the family of Milo to leverage on this popular brand name.

Figure 3: Milestone – HALAL Nestle Malaysia

1980 Established internal HALAL committee

1992 Formal implementation of HALAL policy

1994 HALAL certification by JAKIM

1997 Established Nestlé HALAL Guidelines for inter-market supply for the Nestlé Group

2004 Contributed towards the Malaysia HALAL Food Standards

2009 HALAL exports to >50 countries worth RM689 million

2010 Biggest HALAL producer in the Nestlé world

Source: Company/BIMB Securities

Figure 4: World Population (1990 – 2030): Muslim versus Non-Muslim

Source: HALAL Industry Development Corporation/BIMB Securities

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Performance Highlights Solid track record. Nestle’s earnings record is second to none and has consistently registered growth in its revenue and profit for the past 22 years. During the period, the group has enjoyed an 8-year revenue CAGR of 16.9% and an 8-year net profit CAGR of 12.9%. Most remarkably, the company remained profitable and has been able to rebound swiftly following the 1998 and 2003 crisis.

Figure 5: Resilient Pre-tax Profit and Net Profit (FYE2001 – FYE2011)


Figure 6: Revenue Trend (FYE2003 – FYE2011)

Note: FYE2011 is not comparable due to new financial reporting standard - MFRS


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Figure 8: DPS and Dividend Yield based on current price (FYE2003 – FYE2011)



Recommendation Positive outlook. We expect Nestle to register net earnings of RM458.4m and RM497.8m for FY12 and FY13 respectively driven by growth in all products segment especially in confectionery, Nestle liquid drinks, chilled dairy and ice cream. Financial leverage is manageable with net gearing of 0.3x as at 1QFY12 with strong interest cover ratio of over 37x. Apart from that it also has an impressive track record with average ROE of 56% over the past 9 years. We expect Nestle’s ROE to stay above 65% for the next 3 years. Just to note that the revenue forecasts are adjusted in line with the new accounting treatment adopted with effect from 1st Jan 2012. Under this new presentation, certain allowances and discounts related to trade and consumer promotions are deducted from sales, rather than classify it as cost of sales and other expenses in line with Nestle SA Group policy and as general practice applied by consumer goods companies. Initiate with BUY recommendation. Our target price of RM60.20 is based on a DDM valuation method with assumption of discounted rate to be 6% and terminal growth of 1%. Based on this target price the stock is to trade at 30x FY12 PER, 20.4x FY12 PBV with an implied gross dividend yield of 3.3%. The valuation is justified based on its resilient growth fundamentals, visible and strong growth prospect within the HALAL market, and established high payout track record. Coupled with dividend yield of 3.3% and share price upside of 7.5%, the stock could offers potential total return of 10.8%, hence we initiate coverage on Nestle with a BUY recommendation.

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Earnings Estimates

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Revenue 3,744.2 4,026.3 4,246.7 4,485.1 5,073.3 Pretax profit 440.3 465.7 558.8 559.0 607.0 Net profit 351.8 391.4 427.1 458.4 497.8 EPS (sen) 150.0 166.9 182.1 195.5 212.3 EPS growth (%) 3.2% 11.3% 9.1% 7.3% 8.6% DPS (sen) 150.0 150.0 180.0 185.0 202.0 NTA/ share (RM) 2.16 2.36 2.52 2.63 2.73 Net gearing (x) 0.63 0.59 0.44 0.65 0.52 PER (x) 37.3 33.6 30.7 28.6 26.4 P/NTA (x) 25.9 23.8 22.2 21.3 20.5 Div. yield (%) 2.7% 2.7% 3.2% 3.3% 3.6% EV/ EBITDA (x) 24.6 22.9 19.7 19.7 18.2 ROE (%) 65.0% 66.3% 67.5% 68.9% 72.2% Interest Cover (x) 21.9 22.5 27.7 27.1 29.4

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Non Current Assets 778.6 955.0 994.8 996.2 1058.8

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DEFINITION OF RATINGS

BIMB Securities uses the following rating system:

STOCK RECOMMENDATION

BUY Total return (price appreciation plus dividend yield) is expected to exceed 10% in the next 12 months.

TRADING BUY Share price may exceed 15% over the next 3 months, however longer-term outlook remains uncertain.

NEUTRAL Share price may fall within the range of +/- 10% over the next 12 months

TAKE PROFIT Target price has been attained. Fundamentals remain intact. Look to accumulate at lower levels.

TRADING SELL Share price may fall by more than 15% in the next 3 months.

SELL Share price may fall by more than 10% over the next 12 months.

NOT RATED Stock is not within regular research coverage.

SECTOR RECOMMENDATION

OVERWEIGHT The Industry as defined by the analyst’s coverage universe, is expected to outperform the relevant primary

market index over the next 12 months

NEUTRAL The Industry as defined by the analyst’s coverage universe, is expected to perform in line with the relevant

primary market index over the next 12 months

UNDERWEIGHT The Industry as defined by the analyst’s coverage universe, is expected to underperform the relevant primary

market index over the next 12 months

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