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China Minzhong Food started at Buy by Kim Eng

Kim Eng initiates China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Buy with a target price of $1.80, pegged at an undemanding 9xFY12F P/E.

It says, “with China emerging as an increasingly important vegetables supplier to the world, the group looks set to enjoy continued growth in its export sales for processed vegetables.” the house adds, domestically, Minzhong is also benefiting from the rise in demand for fresh quality vegetables on the back of increasing urbanisation, rising affluence and steady population growth.

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China Minzhong +3.1%; Energy prices bode well: BNP

China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) +3.1% at more than 3-week high of $1.34, extending 5.6% gain since beginning of last week, as investors deem recent pullback on gradual exit of several major IPO shareholders as buying opportunity.

As vegetable processor listed in April, investors like CMIA Capital have been paring stakes via open-market sales when 6-month lock-up period expired in October. “While some investors may view the potential private equity funds selling as a major overhang, we view it a positive development,” says BNP Paribas, which has Buy call with $1.76 target.

As average investment costs for all 3 private equity funds, which collectively own more than 40% stake, only $0.26/share, “it makes sense for (them) to lock in profit.” Tips Minzhong as ideal investment as current high energy prices prompt farmers to plant higher-margin crops, leading to higher average selling prices.

Orderbook quotes suggest minimal upside beyond $1.35.

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Macquarie initiates “outperform” on China Minzhong

Macquarie has initiated an “outperform” rating on Singapore-listed vegetable producer China Minzhong (CMFC.SI) and a target price of S$1.80.

Macquarie said China Minzhong, a large vegetable grower and processor in China that is part-owned by Singapore’s GIC, is gaining overseas market share as its product quality improves.

 
The brokerage said China Minzhong posted a 48% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) in exports for its 2007-2010 financial years by aggressively investing in equipment and international quality standards.
Macquarie projected a 29% CAGR for the firm’s exports in the next two years, adding that it can effectively double its combined gross installed plant and land under cultivation in the next 12 months.
The key risks for China Minzhong include a faster-than-expected yuan appreciation and executing its growth strategy.
 
At midday, China Minzhong shares were up 1.6% at $1.29 on a volume of 1.5 million shares.

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China Minzhong Food Corporation rated ‘buy’ by DBS

DBS Vickers Securities in a Nov 19 research report says: “Possible implementation of price controls for food items should have minimal impact on China Minzhong (MINZ). Caps on producers’ prices may cause some margin pressure. However, MINZ’s attractive overall gross margins (FY10 c.40% overall, 56% for fresh produce) would help buffer lower ASP.

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China Minzhong Food Corp posts 20% rise in 1Q net income to $10.2m

China Minzhong Food Corporation announced a 20% rise in its 1Q FY2011 net income to RMB52.4 million ($10.2 million) for the 3 months ended 30 September 2010. Revenue increased 18.4% to RMB264.1 million, underpinned by sales growth across both processed vegetables and fresh vegetables produce segments.

Revenue from processed vegetables increased by 33.2% to RMB111.8 million, on the back of continued strong demand from overseas food manufacturers. Average selling prices for the processed vegetables rose 52.5% as the group shifted towards a portfolio of higher-value processed vegetables.

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China Minzhong +3.3%; Chance to buy on dip – BNP Paribas

China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) +3.3% at $1.27, may end in positive region for first time in 4 sessions, says Dow Jones.

Stock has been on almost sustained pullback in recent weeks, culminating in Thursday’s 5.4% fall to almost 3-month low of $1.23. Weakness blamed on end of 6-month moratorium in October preventing major IPO investors from selling their shares (company listed in April).

"Given the fact that there is no fundamental change to Minzhong’s operations, we see the current technical price weakness as an excellent buying opportunity," says BNP Paribas, which has Buy call with $1.68 target.

Near-term performance may hinge on vegetable processor’s fiscal 1Q11 results, guidance due Nov 12. Immediate resistance at 5-day moving average, last at $1.29.

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China Minzhong Food started at Buy by DBS Vickers

DBS Vickers starts China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Buy with $1.58 target price, implying 11.0x FY11 P/E, 8.3x FY12 P/E, according to Dow Jones.

DBS Vickers says vegetables processor well placed to gain from China’s growing importance as 1 of world’s key vegetables exporters; “the company will also benefit from the consolidation of the fragmented vegetables farming industry in China.”

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China Minzhong Food started at Outperorm by CIMB

CIMB starts China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Outperform with $1.52 target price, based on 7.5x FY11 P/E. Tips EPS CAGR of 28% over FY11-13 for vegetables processor, driven by higher selling prices, volumes, according to Dow Jones.

CIMB says management’s plan to acquire more land for cultivation should support growth, while diversification of products, increase in proportion of higher-margin offerings expected to boost profits; “potential catalysts are likely to come from announcements of land acquisitions at attractive prices and good quarterly results.”

Shares +0.8% at $1.30.

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China Minzhong Food Corp rated ‘overweight’ by JP Morgan

JP Morgan Research in an Aug 25 research report says: “Excluding fair value losses of Rmb15 million, core net profit of Rmb383 million (+37% y-o-y) was 13%/5% ahead of JPM/consensus estimates. Gross profit margin remained steady at 40.4%.

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China Minzhong Food target raised to $1.60 by JPMorgan

JPMorgan lifts China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) target price to S$1.60 from S$1.45 after increasing FY11-12 earnings estimates by 13%-12%, says Dow Jones.

JPMorgan is keeping its Overweight call, saying “We believe Minzhong will be able to continue delivering average selling price and volume growth with its organic/GAP (Good Agriculture Practices) certified produce favoured by its export customers as well as domestic consumers who place great importance on food safety.”

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China Minzhong Food target price raised to $1.68 by BNP Paribas

BNP Paribas lifts China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) target price to $1.68 from $1.50 after increasing valuation multiple to 9.2x FY11 P/E from 8.0x; keeps Buy call, according to Dow Jones.

BNP Paribas says vegetables processor in league of its own, backed by strong fiscal FY10 results, with earnings +27.6% at RMB367.5 million ($73.4 million) as revenue +34.5% at RMB1.42 billion.

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China Minzhong Food posts 28% rise in net profit to $74m

China Minzhong Food Corporation, the integrated vegetables processor, reported a 27.6% increase in net profit to RMB367.5 million ($73.6 million) for the full year ended 30 June 2010 (FY2010) from RMB288.1 million in FY2009.

Revenue rose 34.5% to RMB1,422.6 million in FY2010 from higher sales in both the processed products and fresh vegetables produce segments. Processed products constituted 67.7% of the group’s revenue in FY2010 with the remaining 32.3% coming from fresh vegetables produce.

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DMG initiated coverage on China Minzhong with a ‘buy’ call

DMG & Partners Securities in a July 14 research report says: “Originated as a state-owned enterprise in 1971, China Minzhong (MINZ) is a “National Leading Dragon Head Enterprise”, a status for top 500 PRC agriculture leaders selected to spearhead the modernisation of China agriculture system.

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China Minzhong started at Buy by DMG with $1.68 target

DMG has started China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Buy with $1.68 target price, pegged at 9x forward P/E, according to Dow Jones.

DMG says vegetable processor has benefited from strong overseas demand with earnings up by average of 80% in last two years. Forecasts 38% net profit CAGR over 2009-2012, driven by increased cultivation area, higher-value product mix, general food inflation.

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China Minzhong flat; Outlook promising, says Kim Eng

China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) flat at $1.19, continues to consolidate after coming off high of $1.23 set last month triggered by bullish analyst reports, according to Dow Jones.

Since listing in April, demand for vegetable processor has been subdued, with share price mostly holding below $1.20 IPO price. Still, analysts remain bullish on Minzhong’s prospects, with Kim Eng Securities’ Pauline Lee latest to highlight company’s merits.

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China Minzhong started at Buy by BNP, with $1.50 target

BNP Paribas starts China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Buy with $1.50 target price, based on 8s FY11 P/E, according to Dow Jones.

BNP Paribas says vegetable processing company’s diversified customer base, demand-driven business model allows it to plan production, cultivation based on customer orders, helps it control input costs.

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China Minzhong Food started at Overweight by JPMorgan

JPMorgan has started China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) at Overweight with $1.45 target price, based on 10% discount to fair value derived from discounted cashflow valuation, according to Dow Jones.
 

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May 21: Wall St plunge, Wilmar, Minzhong, Tiger Air, Sembcorp

Singapore shares are expected to fall on Friday after a near 4% drop on Wall Street due to growing fears that the euro zone’s efforts to tackle its sovereign debt crisis will fall short.

Singapore shares closed weaker on Thursday with the blue-chip Straits Times Index down 21.03 points to 2,753.51. Volume was 1.75 billion shares worth $1.81 billion. Losers led gainers 403 to 101.

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China Minzhong posts 38% rise in net profit to $59.5m for 9M2010

China Minzhong Food Corporation says it achieved a 37.9% rise in net profit to RMB294.6 million ($59.5 million) for the nine months ended 31 March 2010 (9M2010) from RMB213.6 million in 9M2009.

Revenue rose 39.2% to RMB1,136.4 million in 9M2010 from RMB816.4 million from higher sales of both processed vegetables and fresh vegetables produce.

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China Minzhong Food struggling to retain gains

China Minzhong Food (K2N.SG) is actively traded on SGX debut but struggling to hold above $1.20 IPO price; last at $1.21 after briefly slipping to $1.19, says Dow Jones.

“I think the market may be getting a bit tired of new listings. There are four this week,” says dealer at foreign brokerage.

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