Ord Minnett Research Friday, 12 June 2009

Key indices Highlights this week

The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 had a positive
Index 12-Jun-09 5-Jun-09 % Change week, spurred on by encouraging economic
S&P/ASX 200 4068.5 3971.2 2.45% data both at home and from abroad. Market
All Ordinaries 4066.8 3969.0 2.46% volumes were also higher than in previous
months, indicating an improving outlook for
Sector Indices (GICS) 12-Jun-09 5-Jun-09 % Change
investor sentiment. On the economic front, the
S&P200 Cons. Discr 1325.8 1293.4 2.50%
S&P200 Materials 11144.7 10915.7 2.10%
Australian employment landscape remains
S&P200 Telecom Serv. 1143.3 1109.7 3.03% resilient, with only a net 1700 full-time jobs
S&P200 Fin.-x-Prop Trusts 4270.7 4133.8 3.31% being lost in May. The other major economic
S&P200 Cons. Staple 6621.3 6581.7 0.60% news came from China, where fixed asset
S&P200 Financials 3734.9 3614.3 3.34% investment continues to grow strongly as the
S&P200 Health Care 7852.3 7520.3 4.41% full weight of the US$586 billion stimulus
S&P200 Industrials 3108.2 3067.9 1.31% package is starting to be felt.
S&P200 Prop. Trusts 782.3 756.1 3.46%
S&P200 Utilities 4144.0 4204.3 -1.43% Over 90% of OZ Minerals Limited (OZL) shareholders
S&P200 Energy 15295.4 14961.7 2.23% approved Minmetals’ offer to buy $1.4 billion worth of the
S&P200 Info Tech 515.6 525.4 -1.86% Australian miner’s assets. The Chinese company said it would
complete the deal within one week and set up a new Australian
International Indices 11-Jun-09 4-Jun-09 % Change company named Minerals and Mining Group Limited. Earlier in
NASDAQ (US) 1862.4 1850.0 0.67% the day OZ Minerals reaffirmed its commitment to the Minmetals
Dow Jones Industrial (US) 8770.9 8750.2 0.24% deal in the face of speculation of differing recapitalisation
S&P 500 (US) 944.9 942.5 0.26% proposals. At the same time Minmetals had increased its offer
FTSE 100 (UK) 4461.9 4386.9 1.71% for the Australian company by 15%, or US$180 million.
CAC 40 (France) 3334.9 2589.2 0.69% Qantas Airways Limited (QAN) announced that the H1N1
Hang Seng (HK) 18791.0 18502.8 1.56% virus, or swine flu, has affected recent trading, particularly for
Nikkei 225 (Japan) 10059.6 9669.0 4.04% Jetstar’s Japanese operations. Jetstar has made significant
DAX (Germany) 5107.3 5064.8 0.84% changes to its Japanese schedule to cope with the drop in
Intraday prices as at 12/06/09
demand in the market. QAN also noted that volatility in the
airline's markets and costs remain and it has deferred $1 billion
in new aircraft deliveries over the next 12 months.

Key indices 1 Changes in recommendation/ 2 Companies going ex-dividend 5 Guide to Ord Minnett 8
new stock coverage recommendations
Highlights this week 1-2 Market movements 6
Company snapshots 3-4 Glossary 8
Diary of Events 7
Ord Minnett branches 9
Highlights this week
Initiations and Changes in Recommendations Australand Property Group (ALZ) announced that the group
has entered into a joint venture with privately owned St Hilliers
ASX Recommendation to build $300 million of public housing in Victoria. The JV will
redevelop public housing in Carlton, in inner city Melbourne.
Company Code Old New Risk
The partners expect to finalise documentation by the end of
JB HiFi Ltd JBH Buy Hold Medium July.
Salmat Limited SLM Initiation Accumulate Medium Coffey International Limited (COF) updated investors, saying
Incitec Pivot Limited IPL Accumulate Hold Medium that it expects full-year operating EBITDA to be in the range of
$54 to $57 million. COF noted that it had experienced a
JB HiFi Ltd JBH Buy Hold Medium
significant drop in revenue across its Consulting and Project
Salmat Limited SLM Initiation Accumulate Medium
Management divisions in the March quarter after a strong
performance in the first six months of the financial year.
Keybridge Capital Limited (KBC) brought forward a
Mirvac Group (MGR) announced the successful completion of
preliminary review of the year-end carrying value of its
the $922 million institutional component of its capital
investments portfolio, detailing impairment provisions of around
raising. The $178 million retail component of the capital raising
$120 million would be required. The expected provisions are
is now fully underwritten. MGR noted that the placement and
spread across all of its asset classes, but predominantly apply
institutional entitlement offer were heavily oversubscribed.
to shipping and property transactions.

Downer EDI Limited (DOW) reaffirmed full year guidance,

expecting to deliver earnings growth at the bottom end of a Friday’s Intraday prices are used in the company news mentioned
range of 10%-15% above last year's $165.8 million net profit. this week. The table shows total return (%) over the week/year.
DOW noted that work in hand at March 31 was $13.5 billion Last Week Year
with a steady order book. Downer has also refinanced a Description Code AUD Return % Return %
significant portion of its debt maturing next fiscal year. OZ Minerals OZL 1.01 13.56 -63.05
CSL Limited (CSL) announced that the group plans to buy Qantas Airways QAN 2.27 3.65 -31.21
back up to $1.6 billion of its stock over coming months after Keybridge Capital KBC 0.07 -19.57 -90.39
ending its proposed Talecris acquisition. CSL and Talecris Downer EDI Limited DOW 4.93 0.00 -26.31
Biotherapeutics agreed to end their arrangement for the CSL Limited CSL 30.51 5.28 -21.77
purchase of North Carolina-based Talecris for US$3.1 billion Origin Energy ORG 15.07 0.47 -1.91
because of opposition from the Federal Trade Commission on OneSteel Limited OST 2.82 4.44 -57.50
antitrust concerns. CSL plans to buy back about 54.9 million, or JB Hi-Fi Limited JBH 14.89 10.46 41.14
about 9% of its outstanding stock at an assumed price of $29 a Australand Property ALZ 0.45 -4.30 -60.22
share. Coffey International COF 2.03 -3.33 -0.98
Mirvac Group MGR 1.19 -1.83 -54.28
Origin Energy Limited (ORG) flagged that its underlying profit Source. Iress
for the year is likely to fall below the previously forecast range
of 20% to 25% higher than last year’s figure. ORG attributed
the downgrade to lower earnings guidance from its majority
owned Contact Energy resulting from adverse hydrology
conditions in New Zealand.

OneSteel Limited (OST) said that its Chief Financial Officer

Tony Reeves will leave the company in December. Reeves
joined OneSteel in his current role in October 2001. A search to
identify a new CFO will start immediately and include both
internal and external candidates.

JB Hi-Fi Limited (JBH) announced that, given the recent

strong performance, the group expects to exceed profit
expectations for the year to 30 June. JBH is now expecting net
profit of around $92 million, up from the previous guidance of
$87 million. JBH noted that like-for-like sales grew 10.6% to the
end of May, and that its gross margin would be similar to last
year’s.

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Company Snapshots
The following selected comments are not personal securities recommendations. You should contact your Adviser
to assess their suitability for your individual portfolio.

Salmat Limited (SLM $3.80) - Initiation

Recommendation: Accumulate
Risk Rating: Medium
Initiation – Low earnings hurdle
ƒ We initiate coverage of Salmat (SLM) with an Accumulate, Medium risk
recommendation and valuation of $4.00.

ƒ SLM is a leader in customer communication, specialising in outsourced essential mail

(65% market share), catalogue distribution (58%) and call centres (24%). Each
division is economically resilient and expected to show solid growth in 2009 & 2010,
benefiting from new contracts and acquisition synergies.

ƒ Changes to industry dynamics in essential mail and catalogue distribution provide

potentially significant upside. SLM’s acquisition of HPA consolidated the 2 largest Year to Jun ‘08A ‘09F ‘10F
players in the essential mail industry and PMP’s operating issues have reduced
Norm NPAT ($M) 28.8 40.6 48
competition in catalogue distribution. Improved pricing power is beginning to play out
in contract renewals. Norm. EPS (c) 20.1 25.5 30.2

ƒ SLM’s margins are expanding, return on capital is improving and consensus earnings Norm. P/E (x) 18.7 14.7 12.5
growth is largely driven by highly visible, low-risk cost synergies (HPA acquisition). Net Yield (%) 4.9 5.3 6.0
Consequently the earnings outlook for SLM is strong.
Dividend (c) 18.5 20.1 22.7
ƒ Our valuation of $4.00 implies a 2010 PE of 13.2x, below SLM’s long term average of
Franking (%) 100 100 100
16.2x. Accumulate for; resilient earnings streams, upside earnings risk, beneficial
change to industry dynamics, 6% fully franked yield and market multiple PE (ASX
300 Industrials).

CSL Limited (CSL $30.74)

Recommendation: Accumulate
Risk Rating: High Price Performance

Talecris merger terminated and buyback announced. Business as usual. 40

A$ 30
ƒ CSL has mutually agreed with Talecris to terminate their merger, given the
uncertainty and costs of pursuing the FTC litigation process. We expect the vendors 20
may not have been willing to waive the US$75 million break fee and/or grant further Jun-08 Sep-08 Dec-08 Mar-09 Jun-09

exclusivity to CSL when the legal process is so uncertain in terms of outcome and CSL.AX share price (A$)
timing. In this light, terminating the deal seems logical, despite CSL believing it has a ASX100 (rebased)

strong case.
Year to Jun ‘08A ‘09F ‘10F
ƒ On a cash basis, the favourable currency benefit on the equity raising proceeds
offsets the break fee and transaction costs. However, CSL’s 5-year plasma supply Norm NPAT ($M) 701.8 998.7 1193.1
contract with Talecris remains on-foot despite terminating the merger agreement.
Norm. EPS (c) 126.8 166.8 207.5
ƒ It is possible the FTC may initiate a new investigation into anti-competitive behavior
in the plasma industry, though it likely depends on the strength of the evidence in the Norm. P/E (x) 24.1 18.3 14.7
FTC’s possession (especially on signaling). We rate this as a relatively low Net Yield (%) 1.5 1.9 2.3
probability, but cannot rule it out.
Dividend (c) 46.0 59.5 70.7
ƒ CSL also announced an on-market share buyback of up to 54.9 million shares. We
assume a $1.6 billion buyback over 9 months, at an average share price of $32.50, Franking (%)
50.0 16.3 33.0
resulting in ~5% earnings per share (EPS) accretion in 2010 and ~7% accretion in
2011. At the current share price, that implies CSL is trading on a 12-month forward
PE of ~14.9x, which we think is attractive given its strong EPS growth outlook (EPS
growth is 24% in 2010, 10% in 2011 and 12% in 2012).

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Downer EDI (DOW $4.99)
Recommendation: Accumulate Price Performance
Risk Rating: High
7
Investor Day: turnaround progressing on a number of fronts
A$
5
ƒ At a well-attended Investor Day, DOW provided the market with an update on the
3
progress of recently announced initiatives to reposition the Group and drive greater
Jun-08 Sep-08 Dec-08 Mar-09 Jun-09
shareholder value. There was little in the way of material new news, but management
DOW.AX share price (A$)
did take the opportunity to reiterate 2009 guidance (“double-digit growth in net
ASX100 (rebased)
profit”). We remain comfortable with our 8% growth forecast. Work in hand stood at
$13.5 billion as at 31 March 2009.

ƒ At the divisional level - Rail: the Public Private Partnership project remains on track Year to Jun ‘08A ‘09F ‘10F
and final acceptance of the project's design is still expected in July 2009; demand for
freight locomotives has softened recently, but the passenger market remains Norm NPAT ($M) 165.8 179.5 181.5
resilient. Works: the core Aust and NZ businesses are performing well although the
Norm. EPS (c) 44.3 47.6 47.2
recently acquired UK businesses will be loss-making in 2009 (management hope
they will break even in 2010). Mining: DOW has installed new management in this Norm. P/E (x) 11.1 10.3 10.4
division; operating conditions remain reasonably tough, although management are
Net Yield (%) 5.2 5.5 5.5
now starting to see early evidence of improving confidence among its key customers.
Engineering: The division is already benefiting from early-adoption of a number of Dividend (c) 25.5 27.0 27.0
cost saving initiatives and this should help maintain margins at current strong levels.
Franking (%)
0.0 0.0 0.0
ƒ We see at least two potential positive catalysts in the near term – acceptance of the
PPP project’s design (July) and possible success on the Melbourne train franchise
(July/August). At current levels, we can identify valuation support and we retain our
Accumulate recommendation with a December 2009 price target of $5.68.

Fortescue Metals Group (FMG $0.00)

Recommendation: Lighten Price Performance
Risk Rating: High 12
Froth & Bubble: Share price run looks overdone
A$ 6
ƒ If ever there was a case of froth and bubble, we believe we are seeing it in recent
0
strong upward moves in FMG’s share price.
Jun-08 Sep-08 Dec-08 Mar-09 Jun-09
ƒ Using our consistent NPV analysis, which we apply to all companies in the mining FMG.AX share price (A$)
universe that we cover, to justify the current share price we would need to assume ASX100 (rebased)
that the FMG operations have sanctioned expansions to over 200Mtpa. The initial
project was for targeted production of 55Mtpa, and is still to reach capacity. The Year to Jun ‘08A ‘09F ‘10F
company, as confirmed in the MarQ09 production report, is running at closer to
35Mtpa rate, unit costs are well above target, and unit price achievement is heavily Norm NPAT ($M) 32.1 -301.5 239.2
discounted against benchmark. It hasn’t proved stage 1 yet. Norm. EPS (c) 1.1 -10.8 7.8
ƒ Many have taken the US$5.8B payment by BHP as consideration to lift their Norm. P/E (x) 371.4 -38.9 53.9
deemed interest in the JV from 45% to 50% and inferred that this means the
Net Yield (%) 0.0 0.0 0.0
Pilbara JV is worth US$116B (US$5.8B divided by 0.05). We believe this is
fallacious, as it implies a payment of US$314/t of production capacity, a massive Dividend (c) 0.0 0.0 0.0
premium to peak cycle construction costs of US$130/t. We believe a more
Franking (%)
accurate approach is to look at the production ratios of the joint venture, which 0.0 0.0 0.0
leads to a transaction valuation of US$166/t.

ƒ Using this figure and applying it to FMG’s production capacity of 55Mt yields an
implied share price of $2.22 per share, after netting off FMG’s debt. We actually
believe that the lower quality of FMG’s reserves and resources, as evidenced by
the price discounts it suffers, dictates that a more appropriate transaction value is
the construction cost of US$100/t with a 30% premium added for optionality of
expansions. This results in an implied FMG valuation of $1.37 per share, after
netting off FMG’s debt.

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 Upcoming Ex-Dividend
Ex Dividend Dividend Pay Yield Franking
Company ASX Code A$ Thursday Date Amount Date % %
Count Financial COU 1.48 15-Jun-09 2.0 15-Jul-09 6.76 100
Fisher & Paykel H. FPH 2.40 15-Jun-09 8.2 6-Jul-09 5.35 0
RR Australia Limited RRA 0.76 18-Jun-09 2.9 23-Jul-09 6.34 100
Metcash Limited MTS 4.30 19-Jun-09 14.0 8-Jul-09 5.58 100
Source: Iress. Please note the list of ex-dividend stocks is a list of companies that have reported ex-dividend dates.
Other companies going ex-dividend may not be included in this list due to the date not reported.

Market movements

Movers during the week (S&P/ASX 200)

A$ Close one Weekly Month Monthly Half Year Yearly Yearly

ASX Code Company Movers Friday week ago % close % Close Qtly % Close %
FMG Fortescue Metals Group Ltd 4.27 3.18 34% 2.94 45% 2.42 76% 9.40 -55%
ROC ROC Oil Company Limited 0.94 0.72 31% 0.63 50% 0.57 66% 2.03 -54%
CIY City Pacific Limited 0.06 0.05 26% 0.08 -19% 0.07 -14% 0.45 -86%
MDT Macquarie DDR Trust 0.17 0.14 26% 0.14 26% 0.05 278% 0.51 -67%
TEN Ten Network Holdings Limited 1.24 1.01 22% 0.93 33% 1.00 24% 1.97 -37%
AWC Alumina Limited 1.74 1.50 16% 1.37 27% 1.08 61% 4.19 -58%
MCW Macquarie Countrywide Trust 0.53 0.46 15% 0.35 52% 0.21 150% 1.03 -49%
GMG Goodman Group 0.43 0.37 15% 0.35 23% 0.64 -34% 3.64 -88%
SGM Sims Metal Management Limited 26.23 23.01 14% 21.66 21% 14.75 78% 35.78 -27%
OZL OZ Minerals Limited 1.01 0.89 14% 0.79 27% 0.55 83% 2.72 -63%

Shakers during the week (S&P/ASX 200)

A$ Close one Weekly Month Monthly Half Year Yearly Yearly
ASX Code Company Movers Friday week ago % close % Close Qtly % Close %
BBP Babcock & Brown Power 0.09 0.11 -12% 0.10 -8% 0.05 77% 0.90 -90%
ERA Energy Resources of Australia 24.34 26.78 -9% 21.90 11% 18.20 34% 22.95 6%
AVG Australian Vintage Ltd 0.24 0.26 -8% 0.36 -32% 0.39 -38% 1.50 -84%
BBI Babcock & Brown Infrastructure 0.08 0.09 -7% 0.12 -34% 0.08 5% 0.86 -91%
VPG Valad Property Group 0.08 0.09 -7% 0.09 -10% 0.05 76% 0.91 -91%
ALZ Australand Property Group 0.44 0.47 -6% 0.47 -7% 0.28 55% 1.12 0%
WYL Wattyl Limited 0.46 0.49 -5% 0.50 -8% 0.62 -26% 1.35 -66%
LGL Lihir Gold Limited 2.97 3.13 -5% 3.10 -4% 2.45 21% 2.86 4%
ELD Elders Group 0.28 0.30 -5% 0.41 -31% 0.76 -63% 1.58 -82%
CSR CSR Limited 1.60 1.69 -5% 1.48 8% 1.42 13% 2.53 -37%
Source: Iress. Prices are intraday Friday.

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Diary of events for the Week
Monday, 15th June
US - NET LONG-TERM TIC FLOWS, APR

- NAHB HOUSING MARKET INDEX, JUN

NZ - MANUFACTURING ACTIVITY, MAR QTR

Tuesday, 16th June

AUS - RBA MEETING MINUTES, JUN

US - PPI, MAY

- HOUSING STARTS, MAY

- BUILDING PERMITS, MAY

- INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, MAY

- CAPACITY UTILISATION, MAY (1315)

EURO AREA - CPI, MAY

UK - CPI, MAY

Wednesday, 17th June

AUS - DWELLING COMMENCEMENTS, MAR QTR

US - CPI, MAY

- CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE, MAR QTR

EURO AREA - TRADE BALANCE, APR

UK - BANK OF ENGLAND MEETING MINUTES, JUN

- UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, APR

- AVERAGE EARNINGS EX BONUS, APR

Thursday, 18th June

AUS - RBA BULLETIN, JUN

US - LEADING INDICATORS, MAY

EURO AREA - ECB GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING. NO INTEREST RATE ANNOUNCEMENT SCHEDULED

UK - RETAIL SALES, MAY

Friday, 19th June

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Guide to Ord Minnett Recommendations

BUY The stock’s total return (nominal dividend yield plus capital appreciation) is expected to exceed 15% over 12
months.
ACCUMULATE The stock’s total return is expected to be between 5% and 15%. Investors may add to existing holdings, or
initiate holdings on share price weakness.
HOLD The stock is fairly priced, and its total return is expected to be between 0% and 5%.
LIGHTEN The stock’s total return is expected to be less than 0% and possibly down 15%. Investors should consider
selling into share price strength.
SELL The stock’s total return (nominal dividend yield plus capital appreciation) is expected to exceed -15% over
12 months.
RISK ASSESSMENT Classified as High, Medium or Low, denotes the relative assessment of an individual stock’s risk based on
an appraisal of its disclosed financial information, volatility, nature of its operations and other relevant
quantitative and qualitative criteria.

Glossary

ACE – Adjusted common equity
APRA – Australian Prudential Regulation
Authority
BBSR – Bank bill swap rate
FED – US Federal Reserve
FOMC – Federal open market committee
Franking % - The % of the dividend that is
franked.
P&L – Profit and loss statement (income
statement)
PAX – Passenger
pcp – Previous corresponding period.

BOE – Bank of England Gearing – Net debt to shareholders’ equity. PEG – Price earnings ratio / EPS growth

BOJ – Bank of Japn GICS – Global industry clasification standards PER – Price earnings ratio.

CAGR – Compound annual growth rate IBES – International broker’s estimate system PMI – Purchasing Manager’s Index

CAPEX – Capital expenditure
CDO – Collaterised debt obligation
CFO – Chief Financial Officer
CMO – Collaterised mortgage obligation
cps – Cents per share.
DDM – Dividend discount model (valuation
technique)
DPS – Dividend per share, in cents.
DRP – Dividend reinvestment plan
EBIT – Earnings before interest and tax.
EBITDA – Earnings before interest, tax
depreciation and amortisation.
EPS – Earnings per share, in cents.
IFRS – International financial reporting PPI – Producer Price Index
standards
QTD/YTD – Quarter/Year to date
IRR – Internal Rate of Return
REIT – Real Estate Investment Trust
ISM – Institute of supply management
ROA – Return on assets
LFL – Like for like (comparable)
ROCE – Return on capital employed
MBS – Mortgage backed security
ROE – Return on equity
MD&A – Management discussion and
ROIC – Return on invested capital
analysis
RWA – Risk weighted assets
Mkt Cap – The company’s market
capitalisation. S&P – Standard and Poors (Rating agency)
MSCI – Morgan Stanley Captial International Sum-of-the-parts-basis – Valuing the
Index company’s various assets and liabilities
separately and then adding them together
Net Present Value – Valuation using
discounted cashflows. TSR – Total shareholder return

EV – Enterprise value NPAT – Net Profit After Tax – before VWAP – Volume weighted average price
abnormals.
F/Y – The company’s month end financial WALE – Weighted average lease expriy
year. OPEX – Operating expense
YLD – Dividend per share divided by the
FCF – Free cash flow market price.

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