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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 16 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Selasa 16 Agustus 2011
Kode saham                       Volume                     Jual                    Beli
ADHI 4.910.000 0 303.000
ADMF 177.500 5.500 29.000
ADMG 43.323.000 355.000 949.000
AISA 26.679.500 250.000 805.500
AKRA 23.452.500 523.500 1.104.000
AMAG 43.258.000 250.000 1.200.000
AMFG 78.500 1.000 28.500
APLN 18.240.000 0 79.500
ARNA 2.665.500 0 1.050.000
ASBI 92.500 0 49.500
ASGR 11.258.500 205.000 4.247.500
ASIA 5.313.000 0 200.000
ASII 5.117.000 1.925.000 3.524.000
ASRI 78.172.000 28.181.500 31.726.500
BBCA 14.848.500 10.215.500 6.548.000
BBKP 8.867.500 1.015.000 2.623.500
BBNI 19.145.000 4.049.000 13.793.000
BBRI 54.259.000 8.432.000 27.812.000
BBTN 7.062.500 668.000 2.482.500
BHIT 22.404.500 0 900.500
BIPI 24.474.000 0 155.500
BISI 19.251.000 1.775.000 6.219.500
BKSL 108.944.500 235.000 16.243.500
BLTA 26.986.000 73.000 1.724.500
BNGA 257.000 0 72.500
BNLI 451.500 129.000 354.000
BPFI 10.500 0 10.500
BRAU 45.751.000 25.665.000 32.402.500
BRPT 3.216.500 0 364.000
BTPN 358.500 0 50.000
BUDI 1.490.500 0 66.500
BULL 18.757.500 46.000 12.000.000
BVIC 12.634.500 0 704.000
BWPT 15.345.000 2.982.000 4.867.500
BYAN 155.000 89.500 152.500
CFIN 18.346.500 0 3.128.500
CMNP 55.523.500 2.673.500 6.940.500
CNKO 123.996.000 3.596.500 28.509.000
COWL 112.218.500 0 550.000
CPIN 23.168.500 3.176.500 5.311.500
CTRA 9.153.500 153.000 349.500
CTRP 6.064.000 120.000 540.000
CTRS 2.027.500 0 210.500
DEWA 251.598.500 500 4.741.500
DILD 83.805.500 350.000 760.500
DOID 60.087.500 3.232.000 18.999.500
EKAD 12.728.500 0 350.000
ELSA 3.580.500 0 138.000
ELTY 231.447.000 50.000 8.452.000
ENRG 856.922.500 7.604.500 63.017.000
GGRM 1.564.500 499.000 1.011.000
GIAA 4.704.500 0 360.500
GJTL 4.077.500 161.500 311.500
GZCO 2.705.500 0 76.000
HEXA 143.500 0 84.500
IMAS 1.375.000 134.500 1.141.000
INDS 897.500 0 25.000
ISAT 1.549.500 366.500 577.500
ITMG 1.294.000 119.000 187.500
JPFA 3.643.500 0 317.500
JSMR 22.597.000 1.306.000 9.948.500
KBRI 891.500 0 50.500
KIJA 794.879.000 123.042.500 578.000
KKGI 274.500 60.500 197.500
KRAS 12.564.000 0 1.356.000
LPCK 84.360.000 1.404.500 24.994.000
MAIN 29.158.500 448.000 5.762.500
MAPI 2.054.500 161.500 223.000
MDLN 114.010.500 1.511.500 4.000.000
MDRN 196.500 56.000 161.000
MLIA 103.000 0 19.500
MLPL 6.191.500 0 100.000
MNCN 6.003.500 750.000 3.429.500
MPPA 1.518.500 0 86.000
MTLA 3.503.000 318.500 1.200.000
NIKL 209.694.500 30.000 208.000
POLY 11.056.500 0 75.000
PTIS 215.000 0 2.500
PTPP 12.619.500 0 16.500
PWON 17.411.500 0 587.000
RALS 4.344.500 400.000 771.000
ROTI 197.000 25.000 105.500
RUIS 2.812.000 0 100.000
SCMA 138.500 0 43.500
SGRO 2.361.500 0 1.637.000
SIPD 97.036.500 0 27.600.000
SMGR 9.209.500 2.129.500 2.764.500
SMSM 97.500 0 26.000
STAR 59.578.000 0 40.000
TBIG 1.432.500 0 139.500
TBLA 11.751.000 0 1.099.000
TRAM 60.183.500 0 269.000
TRIO 742.000 195.000 262.500
TRUB 61.653.500 0 1.000.000
ULTJ 593.500 0 365.500
UNSP 128.508.500 4.050.000 13.625.500
UNVR 1.847.500 885.000 929.500

Bumi Plc Booked Underlying Operating Profit US$ 62 Million

Bumi plc's ("Bumi") first set of financial results includes its ownership of PT Berau Coal Energy ("PT Berau") and 25% interest in PT Bumi Resources ("PT Bumi Resources"), from 4 March 2011, when the acquisition of the two interests became effective. Since then, the group has increased its ownership in PT Berau to 85%, and in PT Bumi Resources to 29%. PT Berau has been fully consolidated as a subsidiary and PT Bumi Resources has been reported using the equity accounting method.

Bumi's operating profit for the period was $62 million, with underlying earnings of $54 million. EBITDA was $146 million. Strong demand for thermal coal, driven by increased consumption levels from Asia, particularly India, resulted in supportive demand conditions overall. Approximately 90% of total coal sales (on a gross revenue basis) went to exports, with around 10% to domestic Indonesian sales.

Average Free-On-Board (FOB) selling prices for the Group were 33% higher than the prior period, more than offsetting production costs of sales, which increased by 18%. Cost pressures were mainly due to a 13% increase in the stripping ratio, greater distances from the coal mined to the coal processing plant, higher fuel prices, and higher contractor costs.

Following the mandatory takeover offer made to PT Berau's minority shareholders, Bumi increased its holding in PT Berau from 75% to 85% for a total amount of $214 million. Group cash at 30 June 2011 was $467 million. $30 million of dividends payable to Bumi, which were declared by PT Bumi Resources in respect of 2010, were paid on 15 August 2011.

The Group is embarking on a major expansion of production at its existing mines in both PT Berau and PT Bumi Resources. Capital expenditure for 2011 is expected to be $106 million for PT Berau and $310 million for PT Bumi Resources, on a 100% basis. 

For 2011, PT Berau is currently forecast to produce 20 million tonnes, an increase from 17 million tonnes in 2010 and PT Bumi Resources' operations are expected to produce 66 million tonnes, an increase from 60 million tonnes in 2010.

Performance of Berau Coal

PT Berau recorded a strong operating performance for the first half of 2011. Despite high levels of rainfall PT Berau produced 9.0 million tonnes of coal, a 41% increase over the prior period, and recorded sales of 9.6 million tonnes of coal.

PT Berau's average selling price for the period was $75/tonne. Production costs at PT Berau were $35/tonne. The increase from the prior period is mainly due to an increase in the stripping ratio, greater haulage distances (between the coal mined and the coal processing plant), higher fuel costs, and higher contractor costs. The average stripping ratio for the period was 9.5.

In terms of sales by destination, 36% of sales went to China, 16% to Taiwan, 11% to India and 21% to the rest of Asia, with the remaining 16% sold domestically into Indonesia. PT Berau's first half sales were split 77% contracted priced, 20% contracted index-linked and 3% contracted unpriced.

In terms of PT Berau's coal reserves, a new JORC report published in June 2011 showed total reserves increasing by 35% to 467 million tonnes from 346 million tonnes.

PT Berau: Production Data
30 June 2011
30 June 2010
Coal mined (millions of tonnes)
9.0
6.4
Sales (millions of tonnes)
9.6
FOB average selling price ($/t)
74.6
56.0
Production cost of sales ($/t)
35.4
30.6
Stripping ratio (bcm/t)1
9.5
8.2
1 Bank cubic metres (bcm) of overburden removed per tonne of coal mined.

Performance of Bumi Resources 
PT Bumi Resources' first half production was 30 million tonnes of coal, slightly lower than the prior period due to higher rainfall. PT Bumi Resources' average selling price for the period was $91/tonne, an increase of 36% over the prior period.

Production costs at PT Bumi Resources were $45/tonne against $36/tonne in the prior period. Higher fuel and contractor costs along with an increase in the stripping ratio were the principal reasons for the increase in production costs. The stripping ratio for PT Bumi Resources of 12.0 was 16% higher than the prior period due to the opening of additional pits at the KPC mine, as well as due to high levels of rainfall, which required a change in the mining plan. The stripping ratio is expected to fall over the rest of the year as weather conditions improve and more coal is mined.

PT Bumi Resources' first half sales were split 95% contracted priced and 5% contracted unpriced. In terms of sales by destination, 21% of coal sales went to Japan, 15% to India, 13% to China, 27% to the rest of Asia, 8% to Europe, and 16% domestically into Indonesia.

PT Bumi Resources: Production Data

30 June 2011
30 June 2010
Coal mined (millions of tonnes)
29.9
30.6
Sales (millions of tonnes)
29.3
31.0
FOB average selling price ($/t)
91.3
67.1
Production cost of sales ($/t)
44.7
36.4
Stripping ratio (bcm/t)1
12.0
10.3
1 Bank cubic metres (bcm) of overburden removed per tonne of coal mined.

PT Bumi Resources: key financials
(KPC and Arutmin are proportionally consolidated)
(numbers are in US$ millions, unless otherwise stated)
4 months ended
30 June 2011

Revenue
329
Operating profit
42
Profit after tax
41
Net debt
963
Debt to total capital (gearing)
77.8%
Interest cover
2.1x
Source: BUMI PLC





































Bakrie Brothers Akuisisi 60% Saham Cimanggis Cibitung Tollways

PT Bakrie & Brothers Tbk (BNBR) mengakuisisi 60% saham pada PT Cimanggis Cibitung Tollways (CCTW) dari perusahaan Malaysia, Plus Expressways Berhad (PEB). Nilai akuisisi mencapai Rp 57,82 miliar lebih.

Perjanjian jual beli saham tersebut (conditional sale and purchase agreement/CSPA) telah ditandatangani pada 28 Juli 2010. Kemudian pada 15 Agustus 2011, kedua pihak sepakat melakukan transfer kepemilikan saham (Deed of Transfer of Shares) atas 60% saham CCTW dari PEB kepada Bakrie.

Dengan selesainya transfer kepemilikan tersebut, proses jual beli telah selesai dilakukan efektif 15 Agustus 2011 dan CCTW kini bukan lagi menjadi anak perusahaan dari PEB.

Rekomendasi HD Capital, 18 Agustus 2011

Rekomendasi HD Capital untuk perdagangan Kamis, 18 Agustus 2011.
BUY:  BBRI, ASII, BUMI,  ADRO

  • Bila terjadi koreksi atas terganjalnya IHSG di resistance 61.8% fibo dan imbas dari regional rekomen akumulasi dalam pola sideways perbaikan tren dari negatif ke positif ini.

  • IHSG close (16-08) 3.953.28(-6.740/-0.17%) (Val.Rp.3.6T) 

  • Support: 3.930-3.670-3.650, Resistance: 4.060-4.175

 

Stock picks:

1.     Bank BRI (BBRI) (BUY) (Target Rp 6.950) (Close 16/08 Rp 6.700)

  • Pertumbuhan kredit sektor mikro UKM merupakan high margin dengan risiko rendah NPL, dan BBRI merupakan pemain terbesar di sektor tersebut.

  • Secara teknikal terlihat ada upaya proses kenaikan jangka pendek untuk menutup price gap atas di Rp 6.950

  • Entry (1) Rp 6.700, Entry (2) Rp 6.600, Cut loss point: Rp 6.450.

 

2.    Astra International (ASII) (BUY): (Target: Rp 70.850) (Close 16/08: Rp 70.000)

  • Koreksi untuk meredakan kondisi jenuh beli (overbought) di daily stochastic dapat menyebabkan koreksi untuk menutup celah di gap mingguan (Rp 68.500-67.500) namun bila itu terjadi rekomen akumulasi untuk technical rebound.

  • Entry (1) Rp 68.500, Entry (2) Rp 67.500, Cut loss point: Rp 66.700.

 



3.    Bumi Resources (BUMI) (BUY): (Target: Rp 2.900-3.100) (Close 16/08 Rp 2.725)

  • Saham batubara dengan market cap terbesar dan potensi upgrade earnings dari proses deleveraging merupakan pilihan utama untuk foreign kembali masuk ke sekto batubara yang masih menjanjikan ini dan secara teknikal price gap atas di Rp 2.900 dan 3.100 belum tertutup sehingga masih ada kesempatan untuk mengikuti proses upward recracement ini.

  • Entry: (1) Rp 2.700, Entry (2) Rp 2.650, Cut loss point: Rp 2.550

 


4.    Adaro Energy  (ADRO) (BUY): (Target: Rp 2.550) (Close 16/08 Rp 2.350).

  • Kenaikan laba yang cukup mengesankan di 1H 2011 dan potensi upgrade earnings untuk 2012 belum sepenuhnya di price in oleh pergerakan harga saham batubara dengan market cap terbesar no 2 setelah BUMI.

  • Secara teknikal dalam misi menutup price gap atas di Rp 2.500-2.550

  • Entry: (1) Rp 2.350, Entry (2) Rp 2.250, Cut loss point: Rp 2.200



Dibuat oleh:

Yuganur Wijanarko

Senior Research HD Capital (Yuganur@hdx.co.id)

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Laba Bersih Adaro Naik Dua Kali Lipat Jadi US$ 268 Juta

PT Adaro Energy Tbk, produsen batubara kedua terbesar di Indonesia, berhasil mencetak laba bersih US$ 268 juta pada semester I-2011, naik dua kali lipat dari periode yang sama tahun lalu dan mencapai rekor tertinggi. Laba bersih per saham untuk semester pertama ini meningkat 104% menjadi US$ 0,0084.
    Menurut Presiden Direktur Adaro Energy Garibaldi Thohir, laba bersih yang tinggiini ditopang oleh kenaikan volume produksi dan harga jual rata-rata, meski pada saat bersamaan, beban pokok pendapatan turut meningkat. Pendapatan usaha bersih Adaro meningkat 36% menjadi US$ 1,8 miliar, sedangkan beban pokok pendapatan naik dengan skala yang lebih kecil, yakni 34% menjadi US$ 1,2 miliar.
   "Kami mencapai rekor tertinggi untuk laba semester pertama, yang ditopang oleh kinerja operasional yang sangat baik, terutama pada kuartal II-2011, serta kenaikan realisasi harga karena prospek batubara yang bagus. Kami pun berada pada jalur yang tepat untuk mencapai target produksi batubara tahun 2011 sebesar 46-48 juta ton dan EBITDA sebesar US$ 1,1-1,3 miliar," jelas dia.
  Volume produksi dan penjualan untuk semester I-2011 masing-masing meningkat 5,5% dan 10% menjadi 22,81 juta ton dan 24,02 juta ton dibandingkan periode yang sama tahun sebelumnya. Sedangkan harga jual rata-rata naik sebesar 23% akibat dari kenaikan harga batubara thermal. "Kami pun dapat mempertahankan marjin EBITDA sebesar 35%," kata Garibaldi.
  

Rekomendasi Beberapa Sekuritas, 16 Agustus 2011





Rekomendasi beberapa sekuritas untuk perdagangan Selasa, 16 Agustus 2011.
1. Etrading Securities
Pada perdagangan kemarin, IHSG naik 69,4 poin (1,79%) ke level 3.960. Asing mulai membukukan net buying, kali ini Rp 18 miliar.  Secara teknikal, IHSG diperkirakan masih berpotensi menguat untuk menguji garis resistance di area 3.964. Hari ini, indeks diperkirakan bergerak pada range 3.926-4.005. Perhatikan AKRA, ASII, dan JPFA. 

2. Reliance Securities
Stochastic mengarah pada penguatan namun mulai memasuki areal oversold, sementara Bill William masih bergerak pada akselerasi dengan kondisi momentum yang menguat. IHSG meningkat selama empat hari, sehingga waspadai kemungkinan profit taking. Resistance terdekat di level 4.003 dengan support 3.935. Saham ANTM, GGRM, KLBF berpotensi melanjutkan koreksi.

3. Sinarmas Sekuritas
Pada perdagangan Selasa (16/8), secara teknikal, indeks masih berpotensi melanjutkan penguatan dengan kisaran 3.914-4.004. Saham-saham yang dapat diperhatikan antara lain AALI, BBCA, INTP, MASA.

Rekomendasi HD Capital, 16 Agustus 2011

Rekomendasi HD Capital untuk perdagangan Selasa, 16 Agustus 2011.
BUY:  BJBR, ASII, BUMI,  PTBA
  • Indikator stochasthic harian yang belum memasuki daerah overbought (jenuh beli) menandakan bahwa IHSG masih ada ruang untuk bergerak di atas.
  • IHSG close (15-08) 3.960.141(+69.490/+1.79%) (Val.Rp.3.6T)
  • Support: 3.930-3.670-3.650, Resistance: 4.060-4.175

Stock picks:
1.     Bank Jabar (BJBR) (BUY) (Target Rp 1.220) (Close 15/08 Rp 1.130)
  • Outlook inflasi dan suku bunga yang kondusif serta consumer confidence yang meningkat dapat mendukung pertumbuhan kredit di sektor perbankan, sehingga saat ini merupakan kesempatan untuk melirik bank small cap yang bergerak di sektor mikro UKM juga dengan penetrasi tinggi. 
  • Entry (1) Rp 7.900, Entry (2) Rp 7.800, Cut loss point: Rp 7.600.
 
2.    Astra International (ASII) (BUY): (Target: Rp 71.850) (Close 15/08: Rp 70.000)
  • Walaupun cukup overbought (jenuh beli), namun ASII masih menyimpan napas untuk mendekati resistance area berikutnya di Rp 71.850 dalam proses perbaikan tren dari kondisi sideways ke minor positive uptrending.
  • Entry (1) Rp 69.500, Entry (2) Rp 67.800, Cut loss point: Rp 67.200.
 
3.    Bumi Resources (BUMI) (BUY): (Target: Rp 3.000) (Close 15/08 Rp 2.700)
  • Saham batubara dengan market cap terbesar dan potensi upgrade earnings dari proses deleveraging merupakan pilihan utama untuk foreign kembali masuk ke sektor batubara yang masih menjanjikan ini.
  • Entry: (1) Rp 2.650, Entry (2) Rp 2.550, Cut loss point: Rp 2.450

4.   PT Bukit Asam (PTBA) (BUY): (Target: Rp 20.650) (Close 15/08 Rp 19.100).
  • Secara technical saham ini mulai membentuk pola akumulasi pasca koreksi tajam kemarin untuk menutup price gap atas di Rp 20.650, rekomen melirik untuk calon akumulasi dalam sektor batubara.
  • Entry: (1) Rp 19.100, Entry (2) Rp 18.700, Cut loss point: Rp 18.200
 

Dibuat oleh:
Yuganur Wijanarko
Senior Research HD Capital (Yuganur@hdx.co.id)

Monday, August 15, 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 12 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Jumat 12 Agustus 2011.
Kode saham                       Volume                     Jual                     Beli
AISA 20.132.500 0 500.000
AKRA 24.180.000 2.447.000 2.626.500
AMFG 148.000 0 60.000
ANTM 31.275.500 537.000 1.564.000
APLN 17.266.000 1.540.000 1.669.500
ARNA 1.902.000 0 270.000
ASBI 41.500 0 20.000
ASRI 116.215.500 42.946.000 56.816.000
BBKP 22.860.500 0 2.659.000
BBNI 18.463.000 2.120.500 14.934.500
BBRI 43.704.500 8.164.500 23.739.000
BDMN 5.192.000 1.607.000 1.897.500
BFIN 655.500 388.500 457.000
BHIT 89.387.000 3.750.000 19.742.500
BIPI 17.728.000 0 3.365.500
BJBR 9.867.500 151.000 2.812.000
BKSL 116.481.500 583.000 3.874.500
BLTA 20.432.500 1.500.000 2.281.000
BNBR 629.429.000 500.000 47.303.000
BNGA 1.296.500 0 190.000
BNII 2.346.500 23.500 790.000
BNLI 162.000 0 5.000
BORN 39.436.500 1.673.500 11.519.500
BVIC 28.059.500 0 2.500.000
BYAN 155.500 112.500 130.000
CMNP 24.905.000 1.486.000 4.521.000
CNKO 7.438.000 0 250.000
CPIN 37.227.500 3.104.500 16.579.500
CTRA 6.686.000 3.045.000 5.088.500
CTRP 2.513.000 0 690.000
DEWA 229.204.500 1.380.000 4.865.500
DILD 6.409.500 0 1.290.000
DOID 47.268.500 881.000 4.748.000
EKAD 6.208.000 0 200.000
ELSA 22.939.500 0 524.500
EMDE 5.656.500 25.000 2.056.000
ENRG 903.693.000 5.400.000 23.546.000
EPMT 4.033.000 3.238.000 3.400.000
FASW 972.500 40.500 100.000
GGRM 1.242.000 362.000 918.000
GIAA 9.029.000 0 2.008.000
GJTL 9.712.500 111.000 523.000
GTBO 4.381.000 0 2.000.000
GZCO 2.157.500 0 236.500
HEXA 195.500 0 132.500
ICBP 2.303.000 250.000 1.000.000
IMAS 1.369.000 87.000 856.500
INKP 2.177.500 99.500 724.000
JPFA 3.350.000 626.000 1.513.000
JSMR 5.478.000 1.016.000 1.453.000
KIJA 117.180.500 1.038.000 2.872.500
LPKR 44.703.500 5.789.000 6.329.000
LPPS 41.848.500 0 500.000
LSIP 7.055.500 1.530.000 2.532.500
MDRN 101.500 0 53.000
MEDC 9.478.500 73.500 4.941.500
MIDI 2.208.500 0 50.000
MNCN 12.933.500 2.978.000 6.102.000
MTLA 1.071.000 0 1.000.000
PGAS 64.225.500 27.117.000 30.277.000
PNIN 844.000 0 213.000
POLY 17.803.500 280.000 580.000
PTPP 21.724.500 0 346.500
PWON 13.179.500 0 1.421.000
RDTX 100.000 0 60.000
ROTI 179.000 0 103.000
SCMA 45.000 0 13.500
SGRO 6.570.000 5.000 645.000
SMCB 6.191.000 190.500 510.000
SMGR 8.059.500 2.892.500 4.057.500
SMRA 3.991.500 60.000 2.212.000
SMSM 1.629.500 0 44.000
SQMI 65.000 0 61.000
TBIG 1.084.500 10.000 691.000
TBLA 15.114.000 0 2.100.000
TINS 25.945.500 322.500 2.183.000
TMPI 51.333.500 0 440.000
TOTL 940.500 0 260.000
TPIA 254.500 50.000 110.000
UNSP 85.016.000 2.000.000 11.683.500
UNVR 2.939.000 591.000 793.000
WINS 4.199.000 0 328.000

Rekomendasi HD Capital, 15 Agustus 2011

Rekomendasi HD Capital untuk perdagangan Senin, 15 Agustus 2011.
BUY:  BBCA, ASII, BBRI,  CPIN
  • Penutupan IHSG secara mingguan (jumat) di daerah hijau setelah sebelumnya memerah menandakan proses tren turun sudah berakhir dan mulai positive recovery untuk menuju 3.925-4.060.

  • IHSG close (12-08) 3.890.141(+21.069/+0.50%) (Val.Rp.3.6T)

  • Support: 3.730-3.650-3.550, Resistance: 4.060-4.125

 

Stock picks:

1.     Bank BCA (BBCA) (BUY) (Target Rp 3.575) (Close 12/08 Rp 7.950)

  • BBCA memang tidak murah, dengan valuasi PER 20x 2011, namun merupakan bank yang paling efisien dan menguntungkan di Indonesia terhadap portofolio hutangnya (Net profit margin di atas semua bank di sektornya). 

  • Entry (1) Rp 7.900, Entry (2) Rp 7.800, Cut loss point: Rp 7.600.

 

2.    Astra International (ASII) (BUY): (Target: Rp 70.400) (Close 12/08: Rp 67.150)

  • Close weekly di atas membentuk pola bullish hammer di weekly chart, kelihatannya konsolidasi antara band bawah dan atas (Rp 67.000-69.000) dapat breakout ke target projected move di Rp 70.400-72.000.

  • Entry (1) Rp 67.150, Entry (2) Rp 66.500, Cut loss point: Rp 65.000.

 

3.    Bank BRI (BBRI) (BUY): (Target: Rp 6.950) (Close 12/08 Rp 6.500)

  • Sektor perbankan memiliki kapitalisasi terbesar di IHSG (33%) sehingga bisa dipastikan akan memimpin momentum market dalam technical rebound.

  • Outlook suku bunga dan kepercayaan konsumen masih optimistis didukung oleh rupiah stabil dan tidak terpengaruhnya sektor mikro UKM terhadap faktor luar.

  • Entry: (1) Rp 6.450, Entry (2) Rp 6.350, Cut loss point: Rp 6.250

 

4.   Charoen Pokphand (CPIN) (BUY): (Target: Rp 2.750) (Close 12/08 Rp 2.600).

  • Produksi dan distribusi yang integrated serta melemahnya dolar AS yang membuat biaya impor pangan ayam turun membuat CPIN sebagai proxy lapis dua untuk ride consumer domestic driven theme di Indonesia.

  • Entry: (1) Rp 2.600, Entry (2) Rp 2.500, Cut loss point: Rp 2.300



Dibuat oleh:

Yuganur Wijanarko

Senior Research HD Capital (Yuganur@hdx.co.id)

Friday, August 12, 2011

Antam says H1 ferronickel output up 6 pct

Ferronickel output at Aneka Tambang , Indonesia's state-owned nickel miner, rose 6 percent in the first half of 2011, compared with the same period last year, the firm's chief executive said on Friday.

Ferronickel production in the first six-months of this year was 9,838 tonnes or more than 50 percent of its full-year production forecast of 18,000 tonnes, Antam's CEO Alwinsyah Lubis said.

The firm also has produced 3.6 tonnes of gold -- slightly below its full-year production target of 3.7 tonnes -- helped by its newly acquired mines in Java, he added. Source: Reuters

Indonesia steel consumption may rise 3.8 pct in 2011 -producer

Steel consumption in Indonesia in 2011 will rise as much as 3.8 percent compared to last year, due to a rise in state funded projects, said an official at Krakatau Steel , the country's biggest steel maker.

Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, is forecast to consume 8.2-8.3 million tonnes of steel this year, compared with 8 million tonnes in 2010, Irvan Kamal Hakim, Krakatau Steel's marketing director told a news conference late on Thursday.

Cement sales, also an indicator of economic growth in Indonesia, rose 17 percent last month from a year ago, data from the Indonesian Cement Association (ASI) showed, above the group's forecast for a 6 percent rise, supported by demand for housing, offices and hotel construction by the private sector.

Indonesia's second-quarter gross domestic product grew at a robust 6.5 percent from a year ago, though the economic turmoil in major trading partners the United States, Europe and Japan are causing concerns to the region. Source:  Reuters