SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income, Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

Geoff Howie

SGX Market Strategist, Equity & Fixed Income

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10 in 10 with OEL (Holdings) - Entering the MedTech Sector

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<h2>Overseas Education Ltd</h2>
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<h3>Students not coming in; downgrade to Hold</h3>
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<li>We expect OEL’s student enrolment to decline to 2,400 in AY20/21 and 2,300 in AY21/22 on job market weakness and recent restrictions on foreign hiring.</li>
<li>While 1H20 core net profit rose 51.2% yoy due to lower opex, we project a weaker 2HF on lower topline, mitigated by some savings in personnel costs.</li>
<li>Downgrade to Hold with S$0.26 TP and c.10% yield. We think the lacklustre earnings outlook is priced in at 16x FY21F P/E (1 s.d. below historical mean).</li>
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<p><strong>Expect lower enrolment numbers for AY20/21 and AY21/22<br></strong>Singapore’s unemployment rate spiked to 2.9% in 2Q20 with retrenchments doubling qoq to 6,700. The soft labour market, coupled with recent tightening of foreign work pass policies and border restrictions, is likely to make it tougher for new expats to enter Singapore, and convert earlier enquiries into enrolment at OEL. Other international schools like Singapore American School and Global Indian International also reported a slowdown in physical enrolment with more severe impact expected in 2021 (source: The Business Times). According to relocation specialist SIRVA, relocation inquiries to Singapore fell 23% yoy in 7M20.</p>
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Non- SGX Report: These equity research reports are not written by the SGX.&nbsp;SGX supports the distribution of the research reports by external contributors. Please refer to the Disclaimer in the attached report.
Company Note




Overseas Education Ltd




Students not coming in; downgrade to Hold






We expect OEL’s student enrolment to decline to 2,400 in AY20/21 and 2,300 in AY21/22 on job market weakness and recent restrictions on foreign hiring.
While 1H20 core net profit rose 51.2% yoy due to lower opex, we project a weaker 2HF on lower topline, mitigated by some savings in personnel costs.
Downgrade to Hold with S$0.26 TP and c.10% yield. We think the lacklustre earnings outlook is priced in at 16x FY21F P/E (1 s.d. below historical mean).







Expect lower enrolment numbers for AY20/21 and AY21/22 Singapore’s unemployment rate spiked to 2.9% in 2Q20 with retrenchments doubling qoq to 6,700. The soft labour market, coupled with recent tightening of foreign work pass policies and border restrictions, is likely to make it tougher for new expats to enter Singapore, and convert earlier enquiries into enrolment at OEL. Other international schools like Singapore American School and Global Indian International also reported a slowdown in physical enrolment with more severe impact expected in 2021 (source: The Business Times). According to relocation specialist SIRVA, relocation inquiries to Singapore fell 23% yoy in 7M20.




















Non-SGX Report: Overseas Education Ltd: Students Not Coming In; Downgrade to Hold

Singapore

OEL (Holdings) Limited operates as a holding company. The Company, through its subsidiaries, provides medical services and children's health education. OEL (Holdings) serves health care industry in Singapore.

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Oel Holdings (OELH SP)

10 in 10 with OEL (Holdings) - Entering the MedTech Sector

10 in 10 with OEL (Holdings) - Entering the MedTech Sector

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Non-SGX Report: Overseas Education Ltd: Students Not Coming In; Downgrade to Hold

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