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BAILLIEU HOLST QUANT RESEARCH 11 April 2016 INTERNAL ONLY Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN 74 006 519 393 www.baillieuholst.com.au Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 1 RESEARCH ANALYST Mathan Somasundaram +612 9250 8947 [email protected] Equity Resource Engineer ENGINEERING GUIDE TO EQUITY STRATEGY Gold remains precious Macro outlook: Global growth remains weak and volatile with major economies maintaining easing bias. China, Europe and Japan are expected to deliver more QE and stimulus while the US remains in low interest rate outlook for longer than expected. The short term bounce in commodities on the back of a weak USD is unlikely to last in the medium to long term. Global downgrades and rising USD strength continues to weigh on non-precious commodities. Equities linked to non- precious commodities struggle to provide earnings clarity despite the recent bounce from the Chinese New Year. The lack of any supply side action despite falling demand will continue to deliver negative growth outlook. The risk of the US Fed move, the negative outlook for non-precious commodities and the stretched multiples after recent bounce supports the view to reduce exposure and come back when the outlook gets more clarity. The gold sector remains the only commodity with positive macro, growth, value and safety aspects. Energy Sector: Remains in the high risk category due to falling global growth, oversupply and historically low ROE at stretched multiples after the recent bounce on OPEC and non-OPEC supply-side deal. We struggle to see a deal when Iran is at the early stages of production rebuild. Time to take profit and come back when there is change in the demand/supply dynamics. Metals & Mining (Ex Gold): Remains in the high risk category due to volatile commodity prices, US Fed action, China risk and weaker global growth. The recent bounce on short covering rally has moved the multiples past the optimistic commodity price assumption levels. The sliding ROE and substantial premium to fair value supports the negative outlook. Time to take profit and come back when there is change in the demand/supply dynamics. Gold: Gold equities (i.e. EVN, NCM, NST and SAR) outlook remains robust with rising growth and ROE from a long term fair value basis. The rising market risk and falling currency will favour Aussie gold miners. The Gold equities continue to improve their balance sheet and operations as the spot gold price remains strong.

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Page 1: RESEARCH ANALYST Equity Resource Engineer ENGINEERING … · 2016. 4. 11. · Gold and other precious metals are benefitting from the tight supply and demand elasticity with heightened

BAILLIEU HOLST QUANT RESEARCH

11 April 2016 INTERNAL ONLY

Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN 74 006 519 393 www.baillieuholst.com.au Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 1

RESEARCH ANALYST Mathan Somasundaram

+612 9250 8947 [email protected]

Equity Resource Engineer

ENGINEERING GUIDE TO EQUITY STRATEGY

Gold remains precious

Macro outlook: Global growth remains weak and volatile with major economies maintaining easing bias. China, Europe and Japan are expected to deliver more QE and stimulus while the US remains in low interest rate outlook for longer than expected. The short term bounce in commodities on the back of a weak USD is unlikely to last in the medium to long term. Global downgrades and rising USD strength continues to weigh on non-precious commodities. Equities linked to non-precious commodities struggle to provide earnings clarity despite the recent bounce from the Chinese New Year. The lack of any supply side action despite falling demand will continue to deliver negative growth outlook. The risk of the US Fed move, the negative outlook for non-precious commodities and the stretched multiples after recent bounce supports the view to reduce exposure and come back when the outlook gets more clarity. The gold sector remains the only commodity with positive macro, growth, value and safety aspects.

Energy Sector: Remains in the high risk category due to falling global growth, oversupply and historically low ROE at stretched multiples after the recent bounce on OPEC and non-OPEC supply-side deal. We struggle to see a deal when Iran is at the early stages of production rebuild. Time to take profit and come back when there is change in the demand/supply dynamics.

Metals & Mining (Ex Gold): Remains in the high risk category due to volatile commodity prices, US Fed action, China risk and weaker global growth. The recent bounce on short covering rally has moved the multiples past the optimistic commodity price assumption levels. The sliding ROE and substantial premium to fair value supports the negative outlook. Time to take profit and come back when there is change in the demand/supply dynamics.

Gold: Gold equities (i.e. EVN, NCM, NST and SAR) outlook remains robust with rising growth and ROE from a long term fair value basis. The rising market risk and falling currency will favour Aussie gold miners. The Gold equities continue to improve their balance sheet and operations as the spot gold price remains strong.

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Contents Major Sector Outlook – Resources 3 Sector Outlook – Energy 5 Sector Outlook – Metals & Mining (Ex Gold) 7 Sector Outlook – Gold 10

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Major sector outlook – Resources Summary – The Resources sector valuation shows that the market is well ahead of the

earnings in the short term. The rise in the USD and the potential flow on effects into emerging markets remains as one of the key negatives for commodities struggling with over supply. Gold and other precious metals are benefitting from the tight supply and demand elasticity with heightened market risk profile. The large miners have had a bounce on recent commodity strength while medium to long term dynamics still remains weak. The Energy sector is a bet on the oil price as the market lacks any clarity on the short to medium term outlook. The OPEC and non-OPEC producers getting together later this month is unlikely to deliver support for recent recovery as Iran is expected to maintain substantial supply growth mode.

Value – Resources trading at a substantial premium to long term average.

Growth – Sliding ROE to historical low level shows the risk in growth recovery assumption in 2017.

Yield – The gap between dividend yield and bond yield has disappeared as the main yield players start to downgrade yield outlook.

Risk – Earnings yield to bond yield gap shows risk is at medium level. Falling commodity prices, US Fed move and emerging market growth downgrades are adding to the risk in the sector.

Momentum – Price momentum shoots up to positive territory despite earnings revision down in substantial negative territory.

Long term sector charts – FIG. 4-2 to FIG. 4-9.

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Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Resources (S&P 300) FIG.1-2: INDEX WITH PE BANDS FIG.1-3: INDEX WITH PB BANDS

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Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Sector outlook – Energy Summary – The Energy sector short covering bounce is likely to be short lived without

supply side action. The OPEC move to maintain oversupply with new entrants suggests that we are likely to remain in oversupply in the short to medium term. The recent optimism on supply side freeze or reduction between OPEC and non-OPEC producers are unlikely to eventuate as Iran is at the early stages of their supply growth. The longer term dynamics still remain negative with improving renewable energy options. Declining ROE outlook raises questions about the sustainability of the high growth outlook in 2017. Small cap energy stocks with solid balance sheets will come back in favour at the recent low levels.

Preferred Picks – None

Long term sector charts – FIG. 7-2 to FIG. 7-9

FIG.2-1: CONSENSUS STOCK OUTLOOK

Code Share  Price ($)Equity 

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AWE 0.57 300 0.83 HOLD ‐68 ‐5 278.59 ‐93.70 ‐4.49 ‐71.25 ‐4.00 ‐0.69 0.00 0.00

BPT 0.62 1154 0.67 HOLD 33 106 ‐71.13 185.71 29.52 10.33 3.02 8.98 0.97 1.61

CTX 34.51 9318 36.93 BUY 594 602 ‐4.10 3.49 15.46 14.94 21.31 20.17 3.67 3.60

FAR 0.10 360 0.15 BUY ‐8 ‐8 ‐100.00 N/A N/A N/A ‐5.73 ‐7.02 0.00 0.00

KAR 1.23 302 2.42 BUY ‐24 ‐23 ‐40.50 4.04 ‐12.37 ‐11.89 ‐2.87 ‐2.79 0.00 0.00

LNG 0.48 242 8.00 BUY ‐81 ‐167 ‐187.25 ‐640.00 7.38 ‐1.37 N/A N/A 0.00 0.00

ORG 4.47 7837 5.32 BUY 381 624 ‐54.92 43.51 18.70 13.03 2.38 3.72 3.22 3.29

OSH 6.45 9821 7.89 HOLD 143 385 ‐74.06 201.56 76.21 25.27 3.28 6.32 0.94 1.87

PDN 0.24 411 0.28 HOLD ‐44 11 ‐65.51 ‐133.19 ‐10.05 30.28 ‐15.07 5.33 0.00 0.00

SEH 0.08 158 0.31 BUY 0 22 ‐150.45 700.00 38.00 4.75 1.80 12.87 0.00 0.00

STO 3.83 6794 4.36 HOLD 59 496 ‐69.15 1147.83 166.52 13.34 1.03 5.00 1.33 3.47

SXY 0.26 300 0.26 BUY 8 5 137.04 ‐25.00 32.50 43.33 2.19 1.47 0.00 0.00

WHC 0.60 610 0.74 HOLD 15 27 ‐142.76 33.33 49.58 37.19 0.44 1.09 0.00 0.00

WOR 5.30 1300 4.84 HOLD 156 137 ‐22.07 ‐12.97 8.39 9.64 7.59 7.02 5.32 8.53

WPL 24.94 20548 28.75 HOLD 838 1204 ‐36.35 52.25 23.93 15.72 3.72 5.46 3.22 4.86

Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Energy (GIC 10) FIG.2-2: INDEX WITH PE BANDS FIG.2-3: INDEX WITH PB BANDS

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Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Sector outlook – Metals & Mining (ex Gold) Summary – Trading at a substantial premium to long term average despite unsustainable

commodity price bounce. The declining ROE outlooks for big and small miners support the long term negative outlook. Analyst’s optimism in a commodity rebound in 2017 has started to wane as US Fed pulls back the interest rate cycle on growth worries. The majority of the analysts remain negative on the medium to long term dynamics on the base metal sector.

Preferred Picks – None

Long term sector charts – FIG. 9-2 to FIG. 9-17.

FIG.3-1: CONSENSUS STOCK OUTLOOK

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AWC 1.27 3672 1.45 HOLD 71 181 ‐72.35 165.00 50.80 19.17 2.98 5.26 3.11 5.10

BHP 16.18 51965 21.28 HOLD 1524 3672 ‐87.01 155.42 63.79 24.98 1.29 3.38 3.12 2.64

BSL 6.04 3451 6.19 BUY 221 300 86.38 28.46 15.21 11.84 5.29 6.41 1.23 1.49

FMG 2.66 8283 2.33 HOLD 622 262 14.83 ‐54.11 13.79 30.05 6.64 3.02 2.25 1.90

IGO 2.74 1401 3.20 BUY 23 67 ‐87.07 178.26 59.57 21.41 0.86 5.03 1.20 2.34

ILU 5.82 2437 6.40 HOLD 140 148 58.37 8.76 17.58 16.17 7.63 9.93 3.87 4.71

LYC 0.08 283 0.10 BUY ‐67 57 ‐52.00 ‐183.33 ‐4.50 5.40 ‐61.49 98.21 0.00 0.00

MLX 0.93 443 1.75 BUY 46 130 9.29 175.49 9.12 3.31 10.88 24.04 3.23 8.60

ORE 2.99 626 2.90 HOLD ‐35 0 168.82 ‐111.86 ‐15.41 130.00 ‐14.76 ‐7.67 0.00 0.00

OZL 4.98 1511 4.95 HOLD 58 71 ‐52.32 18.45 24.17 20.41 2.36 2.95 2.91 3.41

PLS 0.61 519 0.80 BUY ‐6 ‐5 N/A ‐14.29 ‐86.43 ‐100.83 ‐40.00 ‐26.00 N/A N/A

RIO 43.26 18351 49.77 HOLD 3505 4269 ‐46.21 25.39 23.29 18.58 6.40 7.12 3.53 2.77

S32 1.46 7773 1.62 BUY ‐74 315 ‐92.59 327.02 109.76 25.70 0.55 2.98 0.46 1.91

SFR 5.38 846 5.69 HOLD 63 84 ‐35.09 50.40 14.50 9.64 15.13 17.68 1.88 2.53

SGM 8.80 1772 8.04 HOLD 14 80 ‐81.27 358.89 97.78 21.31 1.05 4.49 1.93 2.67

SYR 3.69 854 5.71 BUY ‐12 ‐4 ‐1.20 ‐57.41 ‐68.33 ‐160.43 ‐6.90 ‐2.79 0.00 0.60

WSA 2.03 535 2.30 HOLD ‐5 36 ‐108.51 ‐810.53 ‐106.84 15.04 ‐1.36 8.88 1.23 2.41

Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Metals & Mining (ex Gold) FIG.3-2: INDEX WITH PE BANDS FIG.3-3: INDEX WITH PB BANDS

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Metals & Mining (ex BHP, RIO and Gold) FIG.3-10: INDEX WITH PE BANDS FIG.3-11: INDEX WITH PB BANDS

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Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Sector outlook – Gold Summary – Gold remains the key precious metal commodity with recovering ROE, fair

value, solid growth and protection against rising global macro risk. The Australian gold miners have delivered solid market updates into the reporting season and are expected to enjoy the benefit of rising spot gold in USD as well as falling AUDUSD. We maintain our positive outlook for gold despite the substantial outperformance in the recent months. Despite the recent outperformance, we expect analyst to upgrade on better than expected production and commodity prices.

Preferred Picks – EVN, NCM, NST and SAR

Long term sector charts – FIG. 10-2 to FIG. 10-9.

FIG.4-1: CONSENSUS STOCK OUTLOOK

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AQG 2.57 750 3.78 BUY 25 34 ‐66.15 15.68 35.13 30.37 2.68 3.26 0.00 0.00

BDR 0.30 317 0.30 BUY 36 43 ‐375.62 5.13 7.69 7.32 18.34 16.34 2.00 2.67

EVN 1.66 2437 1.71 HOLD 253 266 62.88 0.56 9.22 9.17 15.66 15.06 1.45 1.99

GOR 0.46 325 0.64 BUY ‐7 ‐10 ‐21.05 20.00 ‐46.50 ‐38.75 ‐10.05 ‐10.53 0.00 0.00

NCM 17.53 13437 15.11 HOLD 310 565 ‐33.23 85.31 41.54 22.42 3.63 6.85 0.07 0.86

NST 3.69 2215 2.96 HOLD 167 266 25.63 46.21 12.72 8.70 40.65 48.13 2.03 2.87

OGC 3.91 2363 3.90 HOLD 117 211 ‐15.06 79.58 20.84 11.61 7.86 12.61 1.16 1.22

PRU 0.41 217 0.46 HOLD ‐12 ‐11 ‐111.56 53.85 ‐31.54 ‐20.50 0.51 ‐0.68 0.00 0.00

RRL 2.35 1174 2.11 HOLD 91 118 11.87 26.63 12.77 10.09 20.76 23.46 4.04 5.15

RSG 0.64 411 0.61 HOLD 69 70 6.14 0.00 6.53 6.53 16.77 18.88 0.00 3.13

SAR 1.05 832 0.82 HOLD 31 94 ‐1.54 192.50 26.25 8.97 13.64 27.19 0.00 0.38

SBM 2.28 1129 2.44 HOLD 129 182 232.50 36.47 8.57 6.28 59.13 48.07 0.00 0.00

Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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Gold FIG.4-2: INDEX WITH PE BANDS FIG.4-3: INDEX WITH PB BANDS

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3500

4000

4500

5000

-6.00

-4.00

-2.00

0.00

2.00

4.00

6.00

8.00

10.00

Earnings Yield to Bond Yiled Gap (%) ‐ LHS Price Index ‐ RHS

0.00

1.00

2.00

3.00

4.00

5.00

6.00

7.00

Forward Dividend Yield 10Year Bond Yield Average DY Average BY

FIG.4-6: EARNINGS GROWTH FIG.4-7: ROE

0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

5.00

10.00

15.00

20.00

25.00

30.00

35.00

40.00

FIG.4-8: PE FIG.4-9: EARNINGS REVISION AND PRICE MOMENTUM

0.00

5.00

10.00

15.00

20.00

25.00

30.00

35.00

40.00

-60.00

-40.00

-20.00

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

3mth Avg Earnings Revision 3mth Price Momentum

Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson Source: ASX, Baillieu Holst, Bloomberg, IRESS, Thomson

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