Indonesia

• Relatively newly formed, increased free float, dominant Shariah market share
• All 9 peer Shariah banks combined have less branches than BRIS
• 57% market share of Shariah lending, where growth is highest

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• Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI IJ) did not disappoint with a strong set of FY2022 results, which came in around  4% above expectations, driven by strong micro and expanding NIMS.
• The bank also saw improving credit costs and declining provisions, which helped to drive profits and returns close to pre-pandemic levels plus the bank continues its advance on digitalisation. 
• Bank Rakyat will drive growth through MSME lending, which now makes up 82.5% of loans, with micro and ultra-micro having significant upsides. Valuations are attractive on 2.1x FY2023 PBV.

• Blue Bird is an iconic brand in Indonesia, where consumers take a BlueBird not a taxi, much like taking a Gojek, and in taxi terms, it embodies trust and reliability. 
• The company had a tough time through COVID but is now firmly on a recovery track, with revenue per taxi in 4Q2022 20% above pre-pandemic levels, with more to come.
• Blue Bird (BIRD IJ) is a beneficiary of the tech winter in that ride-hailing companies are spending less on promotions, easing competition. Valuations are attractive in recovery.

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• Pertamina Geothermal (0125738D IJ)/PGE, a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero) (PERT IJ), is seeking to raise up to US$600 million at a narrowed price range of IDR875-880 per share.
• We previously discussed the IPO in Pertamina Geothermal IPO: The Investment Case. 
• PGE is attractively valued at the IPO price range. We would participate. Books will be closed on 10 February and the shares will start trading on 24 February.

• Pertamina Geothermal (0125738D IJ)/PGE, a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero) (PERT IJ), is seeking to raise up to US$657 million at a price range of IDR820-945 per share.
• PGE is the largest geothermal concession holder in Indonesia, in terms of capacity installed, according to Wood Mackenzie.
• The investment case rest on steady growth, high margins, strong cash generation, manageable leverage, ambitious growth plans and attractive dividend payout.

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1. China Jinmao Holdings
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3. Geely Auto
4. First Pacific Co
5. Tata Motors Ltd

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• Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) is looking to raise around US$650m in its upcoming Indonesia IPO. PGE is an Indonesian state owned power producer which utilizes geothermal energy to produce electricity.
• PGE currently manages 13 Geothermal Working Areas with a total capacity of 1,877 MW, of which 672 MW is owned by it, while 1,205 MW is via joint operations.
• In this note, we talk about the company’s financial performance and other issues, based on its recent filings. 

• Pertamina Geothermal (0125738D IJ) is offering 10.35bn shares in its IPO at a price range of IDR 820-945/share to raise between US$567-653m and valuing the company between US$2.27-2.61bn.
• The stock will not get fast entry to the MSCI, FTSE or local Indonesia indices (IDX30 Index/ LQ45 Index/ IDX80 Index).
• The stock should be added to MSCI Small Cap in May and to the FTSE All-Cap in September bringing in some passive flow.

• Indonesian cybersecurity-as-a-service startup Peris.ai has raised an undisclosed sum in funding led by East Ventures, with participation from Magic Fund.
• The startup will use the money to build and enhance its cybersecurity platform, train Machine Learning and AI capabilities, and nurture the ethical hacker community.
• Peris is supported by a community of more than 1,200 ethical hackers.

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• Lippo Karawaci

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• We expect a 10,000-12,000 Rph dividend for FY22 (div yield 28%-33%) from Indo Tambangraya Megah (ITMG IJ) as earnings are set to improve >70% HoH (H1 dividend – 4128 Rph/share).
• With coal prices remaining elevated, if volumes remain flat YoY, we could see >50% of the stock price returned in dividends throughout FY22e/23e.
• There is an excellent margin of safety, with almost 40% of the market capitalization in net cash. With a >65% payout ratio, we will see cash levels build further. 

• GoTo’s share price lost more than 75% last year following its weaker-than-expected performance and lock-up expiry despite the company entering into a coordinated secondary offering of shares with pre-IPO shareholders.
• The company’s share price has moved up 24% YTD partially driven by cost cutting measures that is expected to improve the company’s profitability.
• Nevertheless, we expect this share price rebound to be temporary with e-commerce and food delivery market in Indonesia slowing down.

• Ace Hardware has been a distinct laggard amongst listed retailers in Indonesia, with its valuations drifting to multi-year lows, given a slow recovery from the pandemic and limited digital strategy. 
• The company has continued to see lacklustre SSSG finish flat for last year but has recently opined a more optimistic outlook for 2023, planning to open 10-15 new stores.
• Ace Hardware Indonesia (ACES IJ) trades on 13.7x FY2023E PER and 12.7x FY2024E PER when it used to trade on twice that multiple with not dissimilar growth rates.

• Bank Mandiri (BMRI IJ) finished the year with a strong showing of loan growth across the board driven by corporate and commercial loans but micro was also a feature. 
• Both the bank’s consumer app under Livin’ and its digital corporate platform under Kopra continue to help drive CASA growth and transactions plus the bank is opening “smart” branches. 
• Bank Mandiri (BMRI IJ) is optimistic about the outlook for loan growth and NIMs in 2023, with its digital initiatives continuing to gain traction and drive growth. Valuations are attractive.

• Bukalapak (BUKA IJ)  is one of Indonesia’s most differentiated digital economy players plus it is unusual in that it has one of the longest runways amongst peers at 15 years. 
• Despite operating a marketplace model, the platform uses this to generate traffic for its other businesses including its O2O Mitra Bukalapak business and its growing online speciality store business. 
• Bukalapak (BUKA IJ) also has strong ESG credentials, the most obvious of which is in the empowerment of MSMEs through its Mitra business. It is also making headway toward profitability.