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Company Report China Merchants Securities (HK) Co., Ltd.
Hong Kong Equity Research
Please see penultimate page for additional important disclosures. China Merchants Securities (CMS) is a foreign broker-dealer unregistered in the USA. CMS research is prepared by research analysts who are not registered in the USA. CMS research is distributed in the USA pursuant to Rule 15a-6 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 solely by Rosenblatt Securities, an SEC registered and FINRA-member broker-dealer. 1
Sky Light (3882 HK) Dual imaging growth engines after GoPro. Initiate at BUY ■ Strong imaging design expertise to win orders from tech innovators
(Netgear/Canary/iON), after being GoPro’s major supplier for 10+ years
■ GoPro’s continued mainstream demand in APAC/ EMEA, and new orders
from IP camera/car camcorder to drive 24% FY15E-17E EPS CAGR
■ Initiate BUY with TP of HK$3.36 (46% upside), based on undemanding
valuation of 8.0x FY16E P/E given 30% ROE and 9% dividend yield
GoPro expectation reset to stable growth We believe hyper-growth stage of action camera market has passed (50% FY12-
14 shipment CAGR) and the market is resetting expectation on GoPro (CMS est.
17% FY15E-17E shipment CAGR). As the sole manufacturer of GoPro consumer
grade cameras since 2005, we expect Sky Light to benefit from GoPro’s
accelerating mass market penetration (> 50% of 9M15 shipments are consumer
grade models). We estimate Sky Light’s action camera shipment/revenue to grow
at 16%/12% CAGR during FY15E-17E and our sensitivity test suggested 6%
downside to our conservative FY16E EPS estimate if GoPro makes a mere
7%YoY shipment growth (vs. our base case of +19%YoY).
Dual growth engines in FY16E: Smart home, specialty camera With continued R&D investment and leading-edge imaging technology, Sky
Light’s recent order wins in IP cameras (Netgear/Canary/iON), car camcorders
(Chinese internet), police cameras (US) emerge as new growth engines, in our
view. We expect home imaging and digital imaging revenue to grow at 35%/37%
CAGR during FY15E-17E, and we believe the newly set-up Xian R&D center
focusing on 4K/LTE/cloud/image analysis as well as the US subsidiary will
strengthen product development and accelerate overseas expansion.
Trading at deep discount but with high ROE and div. yield Trading at 5.5x FY16E P/E, 35% discount to its peers, Sky Light is undervalued
considering its 30% ROE and 9% dividend yield. We initiate coverage on Sky
Light with BUY rating and TP of HK$3.36 (46% upside), based on 8.0x FY16E
P/E, 6% discount to HK-listed camera component makers. We believe market
concerns on GoPro slowdown is overdone, given Sky Light unjustified valuation
after 39% share price correction from peak in Aug. Near-term catalysts include 3
new products (Netgear new IP cam/car camcorder/police cam) launch in Dec.
Financials
HK$mn 2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E
Revenue 1,623 2,092 2,869 3,433 4,034
Growth (%) -2.2% 29.0% 37.1% 19.7% 17.5%
Net profit 147 202 258 336 398
Growth (%) 20.2% 36.9% 27.9% 30.0% 18.4%
EPS (HK$) N/A N/A 0.37 0.42 0.50
DPS (HK$) N/A N/A 0.18 0.21 0.25
P/E (x) N/A N/A 6.27 5.48 4.63
P/B (x) N/A N/A 1.68 1.63 1.38
ROE (%) 61.0% 92.2% 26.8% 29.7% 29.9%
Source: Company data, CMS (HK) estimates
Marley Ngan Alex Ng
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Initiation
BUY
Previous
N/A
Price HK$2.30
12-month Target Price (Potential upside)
HK$3.36 (+46%)
Previous N/A
Price Performance
Source: Bigdata
% 1m 6m 12m
3882 HK (22.6) (5.0) (5.0) HSI 1.2 (17.6) (3.5)
China Technology
Hang Seng Index 22727
HSCEI 10506
Key Data
52-week range (HK$) 1.6-3.74
Market cap (HK$ mn) 1,841
Avg. daily volume (mn) 5.38
BVPS (HK$) 1.37
Shareholding Structure Tang Wing Fong Terry 52.8%
Sky Light Employees’ Trust 8.1%
Wu Yongmou 7.9%
No. of shares outstanding (mn) 800 Free float 25.0%
Related Research
1. Sky Light (3882 HK, NR) – More than a GoPro proxy; IP camera taking shape (2 Sep 2015)
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Investment thesis Sky Light and GoPro: resetting expectation to stable growth We believe GoPro’s action camera market hyper-growth stage (50% FY12-14 shipment CAGR) has passed and it is time to reset a more realistic expectation with shipment growth of 17% CAGR during FY15E-17E. We believe GoPro will maintain its leadership in global action camera market with demand shifting from professional grade to consumer grade models solely manufactured by Sky Light, backed by GoPro’s product mix change in 9M15 (consumer grade shipment >50%).
We expect Sky Light to maintain share allocation of 52% given its long-established relationship with GoPro since 2005, imaging expertise and increasing demand for consumer grade products. We estimate Sky Light action camera shipment/revenue to grow at 16%/12% CAGR in FY15E-17E. We believe our estimates are conservative and our sensitivity test suggested 6% downside to our FY16E EPS estimate if GoPro only made a mere 7%YoY shipment growth (vs. CMS base est. +19%YoY).
Smart Home as new growth engine in FY16E (20% of sales) Home surveillance demand is always there, and we believe self-installed, self-monitored IP camera market is booming as network infrastructure (wifi/3G/4G), hardware (IP camera/smartphone) and software (apps for live streaming) are now in place. With strong interests in creating Smart Home ecosystem, global tech companies/ start-up including Google (GOOG US), Xiaomi, Qihoo 360 (QIHU US), Netgear (NTGR US), Canary all released first smart IP camera in 2H14 or this year as an entry point to bolster their foothold in the fast-growing market.
We expect Sky Light’s home imaging revenue/shipment to grow at 35%/33% CAGR during FY15E-17E, contributing 22% of FY17E sales. IP camera shipment first commenced in 3Q14 to Netgear (Arlo) with revenue tripled HoH in 1H15. We are positive on Sky Light’s home imaging outlook given Netgear strong growth, Canary ramp-up and more client wins in overseas market.
From imaging hardware to software: 4K/LTE/image analysis Sky Light is extending its product offering from hardware (camera) to software (apps and online imaging platform) with newly set up Xian R&D center focusing on 4K/LTE/image analysis. We believe imaging will continue to be an important part in IoT market with new technology being applied on specialty cameras. We estimate digital imaging revenue to grow at 37% CAGR during FY15-17E, with China internet company led car camcorder project on the way (Shipment: 4Q15E). Other high-margin specialty cameras including police camera/shooting camera are also taking shape.
High ROE, High dividend, attractive valuation We initiate coverage on Sky Light with BUY rating and TP of HK$3.36 (46% upside), based on 8.0x FY16E P/E, 6% discount to camera component maker 1-yr fwd P/E mean. Our TP also implies 27% discount to Chicony (2385 TT), GoPro OEM supplier focusing on professional grade models. Trading at 5.5x FY16E P/E, 35% discount to its HK-peers 8.5x FY16E P/E, Sky Light’s valuation is attractive considering its higher ROE at 30% (vs. peers 18%) and high dividend yield at 9% (management targets to maintain dividend payout at 50% like 1H15).
Our FY15-17E EPS estimates are lower than consensus by -5-9% as we are more conservative on GoPro shipment outlook. Downside risks include share loss from GoPro, lower than expected demand for IP camera and specialty camera (car camcorder and police camera).
Dual growth engines in FY16E: Smart Home IP cameras (Netgear, Canary) and specialty cameras (car
camcorder / police camera)
GoPro expectation reset, a stable growth is likely. Change in product mix with increasing demand for consumer grade models set to benefit Sky Light
LT outlook: Expanding from hardware cameras to imaging software solutions in 4K/LTE/
image analysis
High ROE, high dividend yield at attractive valuation. Initiate at BUY with TP of
HK$3.36 (46% upside)
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Focus charts Figure 1: We expect Sky Light revenue to grow at 19% CAGR during FY15E-17E
Figure 2: Changing revenue mix with home imaging contribution reaching 22% while action camera to be lowered to 65% by FY17E
Sources: Company data, CMS(HK) Sources: Bloomberg, CMS(HK)
Figure 3: Sky Light is gaining shares as more GoPro action camera demand goes to consumer grade HERO+ LCD/HERO+/HERO
Figure 4: We expect Sky Light home imaging revenue to grow at 35% CAGR during FY15E-17E
Sources: Company data, CMS(HK) Sources: Bloomberg, CMS(HK)
Figure 5: Improving margins on product mix change with more high-margin home security and specialty camera contribution
Figure 6: We expect Sky Light to maintain its higher ROE at >25% during FY15E-FY17E, thanks to high inventory/ asset turnover
Sources: Company data, CMS(HK) Sources: Bloomberg, CMS(HK)
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Contents
Investment thesis ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 1. Sky Light and GoPro: resetting expectation to stable growth on mass market adoption ...................................... 5
Why we think GoPro can maintain its leadership position and where does the demand come from? 5 Why we expect Sky Light to maintain its share allocation? 6
2. Smart home: redefining wireless IP camera as next growth engine in FY16E ...................................................... 7 Why IP camera, supposed to be an “old” product, booming all of a sudden? 7 Why we are positive on Sky Light’s home imaging segment? 8
3. From camera to imaging software solution: 4K/LTE/image analysis ..................................................................... 9 Connected car: car camcorder project with leading China internet company is on the way 9 New Xian R&D center focusing on 4K/LTE/image analysis 9
Financial Analysis ........................................................................................................................................................ 10 Valuation ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Appendix 1: Sky Light company profile ....................................................................................................................... 14 Appendix 2: GoPro company profile ............................................................................................................................ 17 Appendix 3: Action camera and IP camera ................................................................................................................. 18 Financial summary ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
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1. Sky Light and GoPro: resetting expectation to stable growth on mass market adoption
We believe GoPro will maintain its leadership in action camera market, but it is time to set a more realistic expectation on demand. Action camera market’s hyper-growth stage has passed, in our view, and we are conservative on GoPro shipment growth estimate at 17% CAGR during FY15E-17E (vs. 50% FY12-14 CAGR), with Sky Light maintaining its share allocation at 52%. We expect Sky Light action camera revenue to grow at 12% CAGR in FY15E-17E.
Why we think GoPro can maintain its leadership position and where does the demand come from?
Global action camera market is dominated by GoPro and we believe substitute threat is low due to (1) early mover advantage with well-established brand image, (2) high technology barrier that lower-end action camera is incomparable and (3) specially-designed accessories to cater demand from different kinds of sports enthusiasts.
Established in 2004, GoPro has sold >16mn action cameras and accessories in 100+ countries. GoPro has built its young, energetic, adventurous image in action camera market. Late-comers such as HTC (Re) and Xiaomi (Xiaoyi) are incomparable as their core business is smartphone, only GoPro is an action-camera pure-play which draws more attention from athletes’ side. Also, the water-proof/ dust-proof technology and durability are barriers to entrants as the camera is expected to be used under extreme conditions. Targeting different sports enthusiasts, GoPro has developed a set of accessories to meet the demand and customers can shop by activity.
Figure 7: Sky Light only supplies consumer grade models to GoPro under JDM basis
Figure 8: Accessories are specially-designed for different sports and bundled for sales
Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates Sources GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates
Action camera is still growing given (1) broader audience in mass market and (2) relatively low penetration in APAC and EMEA vs. Americas. We believe GoPro is broadening its user base with consumer grade HERO/HERO+/HERO+ LCD in APAC and EMEA. Being the sole supplier of lower-priced consumer grade models, we expect Sky Light to benefit from GoPro’s product mix change (>50% shipment are consumer grade models), backed by GoPro’s strong shipment growth in 9M15 (+64%YoY) while blended ASP down by 5%YoY to US$258.
Figure 9: GoPro ASP declined since 1Q15 Figure 10: GoPro consumer grade models are still rapidly growing in APAC and EMEA
Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates
Model HERO4 Session HERO+ LCD HERO+ HERO
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Video 1440P/ 30fps 1080P/ 60fps 1080P/ 60fps 1080P/ 30fps
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Why we expect Sky Light to maintain its share allocation?
We are less concerned on Sky Light share loss in GoPro supply chain given (1) Sky Light’s long-established relationship with GoPro (10+ years), (2) strong design capability and imaging expertise and (3) increasing demand for consumer grade products.
Unlike Chicony, another GoPro supplier which only serves on an OEM basis to manufacture “professional grade” cameras, Sky Light jointly-designed and manufactured 2-3 new “consumer grade” action cameras for GoPro each year. Sky Light has been GoPro’s major supplier since 2005 under JDM (Joint design manufacturing) and ODM (Original design manufacturing) models.
We believe there are two scenarios that Sky Light will lose share, either (1) GoPro finds another JDM/ODM supplier to design and manufacture the consumer grade products, or, (2) GoPro designs on its own and introduces another OEM supplier. Given Sky Light’s strong design and imaging expertise in action camera, we think it is hard for GoPro to find a close replacement. However, it is still possible for the second scenario to happen, but we believe it will be less cost-efficient to GoPro if it has to design 2-3 consumer-grade models per year, apart from its 3 professional grade cameras.
We see consumer grade action camera is growing faster than professional grade with 9M15 shipment higher than 50%, backed by GoPro’s strong shipment growth (+64%YoY) but declined ASP (-5%YoY) in 9M15. Also, based on our recent channel check with retailers in Hong Kong, we find that consumer grade cameras are selling better than professional grade given good-enough video quality (1080p vs. 4K for professional grade) at more affordable pricing (US$299 below vs. US$399 above). We expect this trend to continue and benefit Sky Light as sole supplier.
Figure 11: Sky Light is gaining shares as more GoPro action camera demand goes to consumer grade HERO+ LCD/HERO+/HERO
Figure 12: We have conservative estimates on Sky Light shipment growth to GoPro at 16% CAGR during FY15E-17E
Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK) estimates
We expect Sky Light to deliver 16% shipment CAGR growth in FY15E-17E to GoPro, maintaining a stable 52% share allocation. Our sensitivity test suggested 16% downside to our 2016E EPS estimates if GoPro only made a mere 7%YoY shipment growth and Sky Light share allocation down to 42%.
We ran the sensitivity test on GoPro action camera shipment and Sky Light share allocation impacts to our FY16E EPS estimates based on (1) GoPro action camera shipment growth in 2016E ranging at 7-31%YoY (vs. CMS base est. +19%YoY) and (2) 42-62% share allocation to Sky Light (vs. CMS base est. 52%), depending on GoPro product mix with no new suppliers coming in.
Figure 13: Sensitivity Analysis on FY16E EPS
Source: CMS(HK) estimates
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2. Smart home: redefining wireless IP camera as next growth engine in FY16E
It comes to a tipping point for consumer use (self-installed, self-monitored) IP camera in home surveillance, fueled by tech giants’ interest in creating “Smart Home” ecosystem. We expect Sky Light’s home imaging revenue/shipment to grow at 35%/33% CAGR during FY15E-17E.
Why IP camera, supposed to be an “old” product, booming all of a sudden?
Home surveillance demand is always there, just the “new” IP camera changes how we keep an eye on our home. We are positive on home security IP camera growth outlook and we believe now is the time for it to take off as network infrastructure (Wifi/3G/4G), hardware (IP camera/smartphone) and software (app for live streaming) are now ready.
Compared to traditional home security system which required high set up and monthly monitoring fees, what consumers want is a self-installed, self-monitored system with lower cost but more functions. We believe the market potential and demand are strong that attracts startups as well as tech giants to develop IP cameras for home security. For instance, Canary, a start-up founded in 2012, launched its smart home monitoring system on a fundraising website and reached its US$100,000 goal within couple of hours. The company has now raised more than US$41.2mn in 3 rounds of fund raisings. Another start-up Dropcam, offering similar solution, was acquired by Nest Labs (Google’s subsidiary focusing on home automation) for US$555mn backed in 2014. In 2015, Nest Labs
launched Nest Cam to replace Dropcam. For China market, Xiaomi (Xiaoyi 小蚁智能摄像机) and Qihoo 360 (360
WiFi camera 360智能摄像机) both released IP camera in 2014.
Figure 14: Nest Cam can detect and analyze sound and motion to identify whether there is an intruder or just your kitten moving around.
Figure 15: With Canary IP camera, you can watch what is happening in your home anytime, choose to sound the siren or make an emergency call if suspicious activity is detected.
Sources: Nest, CMS(HK) Sources: Canary, CMS(HK)
Figure 16: Top selling IP camera for home security Brand Product Special features
Nest Cam
Can detect and analyze whether an object is human or tree or animal Activity zones allow users to highlight the most important areas and get personalized alerts if
something happens there 8x digital zoom, 2-way talk
Canary
Can detect abnormal actions and send users notification with recorded video Monitor air quality, temperature, humidity Free cloud recording, 2-way talk
Netgear
Small, 100% wire-free and waterproof, can be mount of trees and place outdoor Bundled with Netgear smart home base station Cheaper than Nest Cam and Canary (ASP: US$159)
Source: CMS(HK)
Makeemergency call
Live streaming
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We expect Sky Light home imaging revenue to grow at 35% CAGR during FY15E-17E, contributing 22% of total revenue by 2017E. We estimate home imaging revenue to reach HK$483mn/686mn/876mn in FY15E/16E/17E.
Why we are positive on Sky Light’s home imaging segment?
Sky Light has started IP camera shipment to Netgear (Arlo) since 3Q14. Attributable to the strong demand for Arlo, commented by Netgear CEO, Netgear reported strong beat 3Q15 results (stock price up 40% in Oct 2015) with robust retail business growth at +25%YoY while Sky Light 1H15 home imaging revenue tripled to HK$183mn.
Following initial success of Arlo, we believe Netgear will accelerate new models roll out. New product, designed and manufactured by Sky Light, is expected to launch in Dec 2015. We expect >80% of Sky Light’s FY15E home imaging revenue to come from Netgear with shipment upside from new products.
Sky Light also supplies IP camera to start-up companies including Canary and iON, though volume is in a relatively small amount compared to Netgear. In sum, we estimate IP camera FY15E/16E shipment at 1.2mn/1.6mn, which we think is conservative given FY15E planned capacity expansion of 2.1mn. In terms of ASP, we have not factored in the potential ASP upside from increasing Canary/iON shipment (ASP: US$70-80) vs. Netgear ASP at US$40-50.
Figure 17: We expect Sky Light home imaging revenue to grow at 35% CAGR during FY15E-17E
Figure 18: Home imaging shipment to grow at 33% CAGR during FY15E-17E with slight improvement in ASP
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
Figure 19: Netgear’s retail business turned around with IP camera Arlo, manufactured by Sky Light, in 4Q14
Figure 20: Changing revenue mix with home imaging contribution reaching 22% by 2017E
Source: CMS(HK) Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
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3. From camera to imaging software solution: 4K/LTE/image analysis
Sky Light is extending its product offering from hardware to software, from camera to online imaging platform. We believe imaging will continue to be an important part in IoT, with more advanced imaging technology such as 4K video/ LTE/ image analysis being applied on specialty cameras. We estimate digital imaging revenue (including specialty cameras such as car camcorder, police camera, shooting camera etc.) to grow at 37% CAGR during FY15E-17E.
Connected car: car camcorder project with leading China internet company is on the way
Sky Light is engaged in a car camcorder project with a leading internet company in China, shipment is expected to commence in Dec 2015. We believe the car camcorder will include higher specs and more functionalities than the average products on street, leveraging on the map and user base established by the internet company. We expect the product to include 4G connectivity to transfer real time traffic information. Sky Light first offered car camcorder solution in 2013 with self-developed app to keep track of car’s position, direction and speed. We expect car camcorder demand to increase given its increasing usage on car security, parking and recording car accident to determine liability. We believe car camcorder usage is still in an infant stage with more potential on connectivity (LTE), video and image quality (4K/wide-angle) upgrade. New Xian R&D center focusing on 4K/LTE/image analysis
We are positive on Sky Light R&D capability with stable R&D to sales ratio at 3.5-4%. In 1H15, Sky Light has set up a new R&D center (apart from the one in Shenzhen with 350 team size) focusing on mobile apps, cloud platform, LTE connectivity and video analytic technology. There are 400 R&D persons (11% of total staff) and will increase the number to 450-500 by FY16E. With strong imaging expertise, we believe Sky Light can win more new orders in specialty camera such as police camera and shooting camera. Police camera shipment will commence in 4Q15 to a leading US police device provider. Specialty cameras are high-margin business (GPM above company average of 20-21%) given their stringent requirements in better resolution, connectivity and image analytic technology. We are positive on Sky Light to win more overseas orders on specialty cameras with the newly set up subsidiary in US. Figure 21: Sky Light car camcorder and self-developed app to keep track of car’s position, direction and speed
Figure 22: Sky Light maintain a stable R&D expense to sales ratio at 3.5-4%
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
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Financial Analysis
We expect Sky Light revenue to grow at 37%/20%/18% in FY15E/16E/17E, thanks to
(1) Stable growth in action camera revenue at 12% CAGR during FY15E-17E
We estimate Sky Light revenue/shipment to grow at 12%/16% CAGR during FY15E-17E, based on conservative assumption on GoPro shipment growth (17% CAGR) and stable share allocation at 52%. As stated earlier, we believe GoPro will not introduce new supplier in consumer grade level products (ASP: US$129-299) given 1. Sky Light’s long established relationship since 2005, 2. difficulty in finding a comparable replacement with action camera design capability and 3. increasing demand in lower-priced products in APAC/EMEA.
(2) Robust growth in home imaging revenue at 35% CAGR during FY15E-17E
We expect Sky Light to deliver revenue/shipment growth CAGR at 35%/33% during the period, based on strong demand for self-installed, self-monitored home security products (Netgear ’s retail business revenue grew 25%YoY in 3Q15). Revenue contribution is expected to expand to 22% by 2017E (vs. 2% in 2014 and 14% in 1H15). However, as >80% of home imaging revenue comes from single customer Netgear, we believe ASP will remain stable at HK$420-430 during FY15E-2017E with Netgear ASP at approx. US$40-50 vs. Canary and iON at approx. US$70-80.
(3) More opportunities in digital imaging, growing at 37% CAGR during FY15E-17E
We believe digital imaging will deliver strong growth in FY15E-2017E at 37% CAGR, contributing 10% revenue by 2017E thanks to more specialty cameras (car camcorders, police cameras, shooting cameras) order wins. We are positive on Sky Light R&D capability to expand overseas client base.
Figure 23: Revenue breakdown
HK$ mn, Dec-YE 2013 2014 1H15 2H15E 2015E 2016E 2017E
Action camera and accessories 1,304 1,784 993 1,090 2,083 2,332 2,620
…YoY 4% 37% 65% -8% 17% 12% 12%
Action camera 809 1,164 776 883 1,659 1,925 2,221
…YoY -14% 44% N/A N/A 43% 16% 15%
Accessories 496 619 217 207 424 407 399
…YoY 55% 25% N/A N/A -32% -4% -2%
Digital imaging 225 200 90 140 230 325 428
…YoY -40% -11% 9% 19% 15% 41% 32%
Home imaging 0 50 183 300 483 686 876
…YoY N/A 81037% 29561% 504% 861% 42% 28%
Others 93 59 34 39 73 91 109
…YoY 292% -37% 318% -22% 24% 25% 20%
Total Revenue 1,623 2,092 1,299 1,569 2,869 3,433 4,034
…YoY -2% 29% 87% 12% 37% 20% 18%
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
Figure 24: Key assumptions
Action camera 2013 2014 1H15 2H15E 2015E 2016E 2017E
Shipment ('000) 1,539 2,380 1,600 1,828 3,428 4,007 4,648
…YoY -6% 55% N/A N/A 44% 17% 16%
ASP (HK$) 526 489 485 483 484 480 478
GoPro units shipped 3,849 5,180 2,989 3,516 6,505 7,736 8,896
YoY (%) N/A 35% 75% 1% 26% 19% 15%
Sky Light share allocation 40% 46% 54% 52% 53% 52% 52%
Home imaging 2013 2014 1H15 2H15E 2015E 2016E 2017E
Shipment ('000) N/A 122 400 750 1,150 1,583 2,041
…YoY N/A N/A N/A N/A 843% 38% 29%
ASP (HK$) N/A 412 458 400 420 434 429
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
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Net profit to grow at 24% CAGR during FY15E-17E
We expect Sky Light to maintain a stable gross margin at 20-21% during the period as we believe the contribution from high-margin specialty camera to remain low by 2017E with action camera/IP camera cost to remain stable. Processors/direct labor/lens account for 11%/7%/6% of COGS.
Sky Light also has a good opex control and has been maintaining its opex to revenue ratio at 8-10%. Sky Light debt-to-asset ratio remains healthy at 21-22% with stable finance cost. We expect tax rate to be low at 18% as Sky Light is entitled to a preferential tax rate given its “High-tech enterprise” status.
Figure 25: Profit and loss
HK$ mn, Dec-YE 2013 2014 1H15 2H15E 2015E 2016E 2017E
Revenue 1,623 2,092 1,299 1,569 2,869 3,433 4,034
Cost of sales (1,287) (1,647) (1,054) (1,241) (2,295) (2,729) (3,195)
Gross profit 335 446 245 329 574 704 839
GPM (%) 21% 21% 19% 21% 20% 21% 21%
…YoY 2% 33% 72% 8% 29% 23% 19%
SG&A (83) (111) (89) (92) (181) (182) (214)
…% of rev 5.1% 5.3% 6.8% 5.9% 6.3% 5.3% 5.3%
R&D (58) (83) (49) (65) (115) (137) (161)
…% of rev 3.6% 4.0% 3.8% 4.2% 4.0% 4.0% 4.0%
Operating profit 194 252 107 171 278 384 464
OPM (%) 12% 12% 8% 11% 10% 11% 12%
…YoY -7% 30% 52% -6% 10% 38% 21%
Net profit 147 202 96 139 258 336 398
NPM (%) 9% 10% 7% 9% 9% 10% 10%
…YoY 20% 37% 99% -5% 28% 30% 18%
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
Short cash conversion cycle and increasing capex on production capacity expansion
Sky Light has a healthy cash flow with short cash conversion cycle at approx. 30 days and positive free cash flow despite increasing capex on production capacity expansion. The company will spend 25% of prior year net profit on capex each year. By FY15E, Sky Light intends to increase production capacity of action cameras/ home imaging products/ smart wearable products by 0.5mn (+15% YoY)/2.1mn /0.8mn respectively. Sky Light has a net cash position and target to maintain a stable debt-to-equity ratio at 40%.
Figure 26: Cash flow and working capital analysis
HK$ mn, Dec-YE 2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E
Cash flow
Operating cash flow 22 293 141 404 245
Capex (27) (56) (51) (64) (84)
Others (25) 25 2 10 12
Investing cash flow (51) (31) (49) (54) (71)
Financing cash flow (85) (199) 704 (73) (94)
Cash at period end 104 167 963 1,240 1,320
Free cash flow 14 214 98 348 170
Working capital turnover
Inventory days 44 50 32 34 37
Trade receivables days 44 40 32 31 28
Trade payables days 59 60 33 33 30
Cash conversion cycle 29 29 31 32 34
Sources: Company, CMS(HK) estimates
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Valuation
Initiate coverage of Sky Light with BUY rating and TP of HK$3.36 (46% upside), based on 8.0x FY16E P/E, 6% discount to HK-listed camera component makers 1-yr fwd P/E mean. Our TP also implies 27% discount to the other GoPro supplier Chicony 11.0x FY16E P/E.
Trading at deep discount. Trading at 5.5x FY16E P/E, 35% discount to its HK-peers 8.5x FY16E P/E, Sky Light’s valuation is attractive considering its higher FY16E ROE at 30% (vs. peers 18%) and high dividend yield at 9%.
Our FY15E/16E/17E EPS are lower than consensus by 22%*/5%/9% as we are more conservative on GoPro shipment outlook and Sky Light home imaging ramp up progress than the market. That said, Sky Light is still trading at just 5.5x FY16E P/E, which we believe current valuation is attractive given its high ROE and solid growth outlook. Downside risks include share loss in GoPro supply chain, lower than expected demand for IP camera and delay in new product (car camcorder/wearable camera) launch.
Figure 27: CMS(HK) estimates vs. consensus
CMS(HK) Consensus Diff (%)
HK$mn 2015E 2016E 2017E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2015E 2016E 2017E
Revenue 2,869 3,433 4,034 3,037 3,682 4,458 -6% -7% -10%
Gross profit 574 704 839 629 777 925 -9% -9% -9%
Operating profit 278 384 464 340 440 539 -18% -13% -14%
Net profit 258 336 398 276 355 439 -6% -5% -9%
EPS (HK$) 0.37 0.42 0.50 0.47 0.44 0.55 -22%* -5% -9%
Gross margin 20.0% 20.5% 20.8% 20.7% 21.1% 20.8%
Operating margin 9.7% 11.2% 11.5% 11.2% 11.9% 12.1%
Net margin 9.0% 9.8% 9.9% 9.1% 9.6% 9.8%
Sources: Bloomberg, CMS (HK) estimate, *Consensus variance is large in FY15E
Figure 28: 1-yr fwd P/E band Figure 29: 1-yr fwd P/B band
Sources: Company data, CMS(HK) Sources: Bloomberg, CMS(HK)
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Figure 30: Peers valuation
Company Ticker Rating Market Cap (US$ mn)
Current Price (LC$)
52-Wk Price Range (LC$)
Avg Turnover (US$ mn)
P/E (x) P/B (x) ROE (%)
FY15E FY16E FY15E FY16E FY15E FY16E
Sky Light 3882 HK BUY 237.5 2.3 1.6 / 3.74 1.3 6.27 5.48 1.68 1.63 27% 30%
Camera Supply Chain
Sunny Optical 2382 HK BUY
2,530.5 17.9 10.38 / 19.94 10.9 21.4 16.6 4.0 3.4 21% 23%
Cowell 1415 HK BUY
407.6 3.8 3.02 / 8.85 1.5 5.6 4.6 1.2 1.0 28% 25%
Truly 732 HK NEUTRAL
686.3 1.8 1.82 / 4.3 1.4 6.4 6.0 0.7 0.6 11% 11%
Q-tech 1478 HK N/A
225.4 1.7 1.21 / 3.89 0.1 8.2 6.6 1.1 1.0 14% 16%
Avg
10.4 8.5 1.8 1.5 19% 18%
GoPro Supply Chain
Chicony 2385 TT N/A
1,635.0 76.0 73.3 / 90.35 4.0 12.7 11.0 2.4 2.3 17% 20%
Hon Hai 2317 TT N/A
41,082.1 84.5 74.19 / 94.95 94.0 9.3 9.2 1.3 1.2 14% 14%
Ambarella AMBA US N/A
1,801.9 56.9 44.45 / 129.19 223.9 31.7 18.6 8.1 5.0 30% 32%
Lianchuang 600363 CH N/A
1,272.1 18.3 9.34 / 29.86 59.8 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Sony 6758 JP N/A
35,444.8 3,463.0 2247 / 3970 224.6 N/A 22.9 1.8 1.5 -6% 8%
TK Group 2283 HK BUY
228.2 2.1 1.52 / 3 0.2 8.8 7.1 2.7 2.2 32% 32%
Avg 15.6 13.7 3.3 2.5 18% 21%
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Appendix 1: Sky Light - company profile
Global No. 2 action camera manufacturer with 31% market share in 2014. Founded in 2000 as a disposable camera manufacturer and listed on HKEx in July 2015, Sky Light has transformed into an advanced image solution provider serving niche markets including action cameras and IP camera. Sky Light has been GoPro major supplier since 2005 with share allocation of approx. 40-60% (Products: HERO+ LCD/HERO+/HERO). Sky Light shipped 1.6mn units in 1H15, 54% of GoPro’s total shipment.
Extended product offering to fast-growing IP camera market. Sky Light has expanded its product line to IP camera and shipment commenced in 3Q14. Netgear, the largest WiFi Router manufacturer in U.S., has been Sky Light’s major customer. Riding on Netgear smart home appliances growth, Sky Light shipped 400k units in 1H15 vs. 122k in 2H14, contributing 14% of 1H15 revenue vs. 4% in 2H14. Sky Light has secured more orders on IP camera including Canary and iON.
Sky Light operated under two models: JDM and ODM. Strong R&D capability (2 R&D centres in China) helps Sky Light to confront competitors with first mover advantage on the latest image-related consumer products trend such as action camera, wearables, smart home appliances etc.
Figure 31: GoPro key milestones
Sources: Company data, CMS (HK)
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
GoPro’s major supplier with 50%+ share allocation since 2005 with 2-3 new models launch per year
First mover in booming consumer IP camera market
Positioned as specialty camera solution provider (car camcorder, police camera, shooting camera)
High ROE (FY15-17E: >27-29%, 1H15: 30%) and high dividend payout (FY15-17E: >30%, 1H15: 50%)
High customer concentration risk with GoPro contributing 70%+ revenue, any new supplier entering GoPro supply chain will result in share/ revenue loss for Sky Light
Subject to rent hike/ relocation risk as Sky Light does not own the land of the present Huangtian plants
Relatively low automation, any raise in minimum wage will lead to margin pressure
Opportunities Threats
Car camcorder taking shape (partnering with Chinese internet company)
More overseas order wins (Sky Light is setting up new subsidiary in U.S)
Riding on IoT (wearables)/ smart home (IP camera) trend
Action camera growth slows down
IP camera becomes overcrowded (key players include Google’s Nest, Netgear, Canary, iON, D-Link )
Unable to capture latest trend in consumer electronics (e.g. drone)
2000
First production facility established in Shenzhen
2003
Started shipping Traditionaldigital camera
2006
Actiona camerashipment to GoPro commenced
2010
Portablescanners shipment commenced
2013
R&D center established in Shenzhen Hi-tec industrial park
2014
Home imaging products shipment is made to Netgear
2015
Listed on HKExon 2nd July
Second production facility established in Heyuan, Guangdong
Produced prototypes and began marketing for smart wearables
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Figure 32: Product description
Action camera and accessories (73% of FY15E revenue)
Model HERO HERO+ HERO+ LCD Brand GoPro GoPro GoPro Release date Oct-14 Sep-15 Jun-15 Selling Price (US$) 129 199 299 Description
Video 1080p30 1080p60 1080p60 Photo 5MP/ 5fps 8MP/ 5 fps 8MP/ 5 fps Waterproof 40m 40m 40m Built-in wireless No Wi-Fi + Bluetooth Wi-Fi + Bluetooth Touch display No No Yes Memory up to 32GB up to 64GB up to 64GB
Home Imaging (17% of FY15E revenue)
Model Arlo Canary iON the home Brand Netgear Canary Connect iON Release date Nov-14 Mar-15 Mar-15 Selling Price (US$) 159 199 129 Description
Camera 1280p HD 1080p 720p 110° 147° 102° Night vision Night vision Night vision Sensors Motion detection Motion detection N/A
Temperature
Humidity Air quality
Audio N/A Built-in speaker and microphone
Built-in speaker and microphone
Connectivity Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Special feature Waterproof
Two-way talk
Completely wireless
Digital Imaging (8% of FY15E revenue)
Product Waterproof digital camera Portable scanner Others: digital camcorders, police cameras, car camcorders, wearable cameras, shooting cameras
Release date 2003 2010 2007 Source: Company, CMS(HK)
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Management background
Name Position Background
Mr. Tang Wing Fong Chairman, CEO 2000 – Present: Appointed as the Chairman and CEO of Sky Light
Founder 1992 – 2000: Co-founded Peer Industries Ltd, engaged in computer disketts
manufacturing
1982: Received higher certificate of mechanical engineering from Hong Kong
Polytechnic University
Mr. Lu Yong Bin CFO, 2005 – 2015: CFO
Joint Company Secretary
2004: Became Certified Public Accountant in the PRC
1998: Asso. degree in Accounting and finance, Hubei Normal University
Mr. Gan Wei Jun Head of R&D 2002 – Present: Head of R&D
1989: Bachelor’s degree in prevision instrument, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Mr. Tsui Chiu Head of Product Planning
2011 – Present: Head of Product Planning
2007 – 2010: Worked in China office of Office Depot, US-based office supply
retailing company 2001: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Sources: Company, CMS(HK)
Figure 33: Shareholding structure
Sources: Company, CMS(HK)
Figure 34: COGS breakdown Figure 35: Production capacity
Sources: Company data, CMS(HK) Sources: Bloomberg, CMS(HK)
Sky Light Employees’
Trust
Wu’s Family Trust
Fortune Six(BVI)
Sure Top Shareholders
Ms. Tang Kam Sau
Tang’s Family Trust
Fortune Sky(BVI)
100%100%
Yongweida(BVI)
100%
Uphigh Global(BVI)
100%
Sure Top(Hong Kong)
100%
Public
Sky Light Holdings Ltd(Cayman)
52.20% 8.14% 7.86% 4.90% 1.87% 25.03%
100%
Sky Light Hong Kong(3882 HK)
Sky Light Imaging(Hong Kong)
Sky Light Shenzhen(Hong Kong)
Sky Light Technology(HY)
(PRC)
100% 100%
Processor11%
Lens6%
Sensor4%
Other raw materials
68%
Direct labor7%
Production overhead
5%
2012 2013 2014
Shenzhen Production Facility
Designed production capacity (’000 units) 2,656 2,709 3,293
Output (’000 units) 2,123 2,204 2,831
Utilisation rate 80.00% 81.40% 86.00%
Heyuan Production Facility
Designed production capacity (’000 units) 42,426 86,342 119,960
Output (’000 units) 33,059 52,589 110,551
Utilisation rate 77.90% 60.90% 92.20%
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Appendix 2: GoPro - company profile
Leading action camera and accessories maker with >16mn units sold. Founded in 2004 and listed in Jun 2014 on Nasdaq stock exchange, GoPro (GPRO US) is the leader and pioneer in action camera market. The company sells small, lightweight, durable cameras and accessories which allow users to capture high-definition video in challenging situations such as skiing/mountain biking/surfing/diving/car racing. GoPro has sold >16mn action cameras and accessories to over 100 countries.
Two key manufacturers for GoPro including Sky Light and Chicony. GoPro’s products are divided into professional grade and consumer grade in which HERO4 Black/HERO4 Silver/HERO4 Session are manufactured by Taiwan-based Chicony (2385 TW) under OEM model while HERO+ LCD/HERO+/HERO are supplied by Sky Light through ODM model.
Expanding into quad-copter and virtual reality. Given a substantial market share gained in action camera market, GoPro is expanding into quad-copter (announced to debut in 1H16E) and VR (16 GoPro cameras are mounted on Google’s Odyssey to create 360-degree videos) business.
Figure 36: GoPro camera description
Action camera Professional grade Consumer grade
Model HERO4 Black HERO4 Silver HERO4 Session HERO+ LCD HERO+ HERO
Price (US$) 499 399 299 299 199 129
Release date Sep-14 Sep-14 Jul-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Oct-14
Video 4K/ 30fps 4K/ 15fps 1440P/ 30fps 1080P/ 60fps 1080P/ 60fps 1080P/ 30fps
Photo 12MP 12MP 8MP 8MP 8MP 8MP
Nightlapse mode YES YES NO NO NO NO
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth YES YES YES YES YES NO
Built-in touch display NO YES NO YES NO NO
Storage up to 64 GB up to 64 GB up to 64 GB up to 64 GB up to 64 GB up to 32 GB
Sources: GoPro, CMS(HK)
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Appendix 3: Action camera and IP camera
Figure 37: Action camera brands comparison
Brand GoPro Xiaomi HTC Sony Garmin iON
Product
Flagship model HERO4 Black/ HERO+
YI action camera RE X1000V VIRB XE Air Pro 3 Wi-Fi
Price range (US$) 129-499 63 199 199-499 269-399 149-299 First launch date 2004 2014 2014 2013 2013 2012 Specs
Video 4K/ 30fps 1080p/ 60fps 1080p/ 30fps 4K/ 30fps 1440p/ 30fps 1080p/ 60fps Photo 12MP 16MP 16MP 8.8MP 12MP 12MP Display YES NO NO NO NO NO GPS NO NO NO YES YES NO Image stabilizer NO NO NO YES YES NO
Source: CMS(HK)
Figure 38: IP camera brands comparison
Brand Netgear Canary iON Nest Withings D-link Xiaomi 360
Product
Flagship model Arlo Canary iON the
home Nest Cam Home DCS-2630L YI smart
camera 360 WiFi IP camera
Price range (US$) 159 199 129 199 199 199 20 32 First launch date Nov-14 Mar-15 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-14 May-15 Oct-14 Nov-14 Specs
Video 1280p 1080p 720p/ 30fps 1080p/ 30fps 1080p 1080p 1280p 720p Angle 110° 147° 102° 130° 135° 180° 111° 108° Sensors Motion Motion,
Temperature, humidity, air quality
N/A Motion, Temperature, humidity, air quality
Motion, Sound, Air quality
Motion, Sound
Motion N/A
Special feature Wireless Two-way talk x8 zoom x12 zoom x8 zoom x4 zoom Two-way talk Waterproof Two-way talk Two-way talk
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Financial Summary
Balance Sheet
HK$ mn 2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E
Current assets 766 796 1,608 2,064 2,166
Cash & equivalents 104 167 963 1,240 1,320
Account receivables 320 251 248 388 419
Inventories 163 193 212 251 242
AFS inv 79 70 70 70 70
Other current assets 99 115 115 115 115
Non-current assets 96 125 145 170 203
PPE 87 101 114 133 160
Non-current prepayments 2 11 11 11 11
Intangible assets 1 6 14 20 26
Deferred tax assets 4 3 3 3 3
Other non-current assets 3 3 3 3 3
Total assets 862 921 1,753 2,234 2,369
Current liabilities 616 701 788 1,102 1,038
ST borrowings 172 165 385 487 599
Account payables 271 275 142 354 178
Tax payables 3 22 22 22 22
Other current liabilities 170 239 239 239 239
Non-current liabilities 5 1 1 1 1
Deferred tax liabilities 5 1 1 1 1
Total liabilities 621 702 789 1,103 1,039
Share capital - - 2 2 2
Reserves 242 219 962 1,129 1,328
Minority interest - - - - -
Shareholders' equity 242 219 964 1,131 1,330
Total equity and liabilities 862 921 1,753 2,234 2,369
Cashflow Statement
HK$ mn 2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E
Operating cashflow 22 293 142 404 245
Net income before tax 201 246 313 410 485
Depre and amortization 19 23 30 39 50
Finance costs 3 3 4 6 7
Interest income (2) (3) (2) (10) (12)
Other operating cash flow 7 15 - - -
Change in working capital (155) 37 (149) 33 (198)
Income tax paid (51) (29) (55) (74) (87)
Investing cashflow (51) (31) (49) (54) (71)
Capital expenditure (27) (56) (42) (57) (76)
Purchase of intangibles - - (9) (7) (8)
Interest income 2 3 2 10 12
Other investing cashflow (27) 22 - - -
Financing cashflow (85) (199) 703 (73) (94)
Net proceeds fm borrowings 90 (8) 221 101 112
Share issue/ (repurchase) - 59 615 - -
Interest paid (3) (3) (4) (6) (7)
Other financing cashflow (172) (248) (129) (168) (199)
Net change in cash (115) 63 796 278 79
Cash at year end 104 167 963 1,240 1,320
Profit & Loss Statement HK$ mn 2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E Revenues 1,623 2,092 2,869 3,433 4,034
Cost of sales (1,287) (1,647) (2,295) (2,729) (3,195)
Gross profit 335 446 574 704 839
Selling exp (14) (16) (23) (27) (32)
Admin exp (69) (95) (158) (154) (182)
R&D exp (58) (83) (115) (137) (161)
Operating profit 194 252 278 384 464
Other income 12 8 23 21 20
Other expenses (2) (11) (7) (10) (12)
Finance cost (3) (3) (4) (6) (7)
Pre-tax profit 213 254 313 410 485
Income tax expense
(36) (45) (55) (74) (87)
After-tax profit 177 210 258 336 398
Min. interests 29 8 - - -
Net profit 147 202 258 336 398
EPS (HK$) N/A N/A 0.37 0.42 0.50
DPS (HK$) N/A N/A 0.18 0.21 0.25
Financial Ratios
2013 2014 2015E 2016E 2017E
YoY growth rate
Revenue -2.2% 29.0% 37.1% 19.7% 17.5%
Operating profit -6.8% 29.8% 10.5% 38.2% 20.6%
Net profit 20.2% 36.9% 27.9% 30.0% 18.4%
Profitability
Gross margin 20.7% 21.3% 20.0% 20.5% 20.8%
Operating margin 12.0% 12.0% 9.7% 11.2% 11.5%
Net margin 9.1% 9.6% 9.0% 9.8% 9.9%
ROE 61.0% 92.2% 26.8% 29.7% 29.9%
ROA 17.1% 21.9% 14.7% 15.0% 16.8%
Liquidity
D/A 20.0% 17.9% 22.0% 21.8% 25.3%
ND/A 0.08 NetCash NetCash NetCash NetCash
Current ratio 1.24 1.14 2.04 1.87 2.09
Quick ratio 0.98 0.86 1.77 1.65 1.85
Operating efficiency
Asset turnover 1.88 2.27 1.64 1.54 1.70
Inventory turnover
7.88 8.53 10.81 10.89 13.20
AR turnover 5.08 8.33 11.58 8.85 9.63
AP turnover 4.76 5.98 16.16 7.71 17.92
Per share ratios (HK$)
EPS N/A N/A 0.37 0.42 0.50
CFPS N/A N/A 0.20 0.51 0.31
BPS N/A N/A 1.37 1.41 1.66
DPS N/A N/A 0.18 0.21 0.25
Valuation ratios
PE N/A N/A 6.27 5.48 4.63
PB N/A N/A 1.68 1.63 1.38
EV/EBITDA N/A N/A 3.38 2.57 2.18
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