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July 2011
MALAYSIAWhere Opportunities
Converge
Table of Contents
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1. Macro Drivers
2. Bursa Malaysia Diversified Offerings
3. ASEAN Stars and Top Performers
Sound Macro Environment
• Projected 5% - 6% for 2011F
(Source: BNM)GDP Growth
• > 90% of assets are RM denominated
• Non-performing loan at 2.3% @ end Feb 2011
(Source: BNM)
Strong Banking Sector & Ample
Liquidity
• Overnight policy rate: 3.0%Conducive Domestic Interest
Rates
• Modest 2.5% - 3.5% for 2011F
(Source: BNM)
Manageable Inflation
• 2011F at RM 114.2 billion
(Source: MOF)
Strong Current Account in the
Region
• > USD134 billion @ 30 June 2011
(Source: BNM)Healthy International Reserves
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Global Recognition
Migration of Malaysian derivatives products to
CME Globex®
QDII – Malaysia Investment destination
for China investors
CBRC
Recognition
FTSE
Upgrade
CFTC
Approval
U.S. SEC
Approval
“Designated Offshore Securities
Market” recognition to ease
trading in Malaysian listed
securities & shelf listed bonds
by U.S. investors
CME
Partnership
Malaysia promoted to
Advanced Emerging Market
status in FTSE Global Equity
Index Series
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Approval from US Commodity
Futures Trading Commission
(CFTC) to enable Malaysian
Futures brokers to deal with US
customers
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Malaysian Market Dynamics
Country
Recognition
&
Competitiveness
Free Capital Mobility
& Improved Access
to Capital Market
New Economic Model - high value & high income
Increasing private sector role in driving business
Creating a conducive environment for entrepreneurship
Focus on developing Human Capital & Innovation
4th for Investor Protection
(World Bank)
10th for Resilience in crisis
(Sevcorp Int’l Business Confidence
Survey)
25th amongst 134 countries for
Corporate Governance Framework
(World Economic Forum)
Access for Foreign Participation
No restrictions on international
investments in Malaysia.
Free to repatriate capital, profits and
income.
Liberalised entry and ownership for
foreign players in the capital market.
Foreign Listings
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Vision 2020
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Outcome – High Income Economy
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These areas of development are known as the National Key Results Areas (NKRAs) as below:
Reducing Crime
Fighting Corruption
Improving Student Outcomes
Raising Living Standards of Low-Income Households
Improving Rural Basic Infrastructure
Improving Urban Public Transport
GTP – 6 Priority Areas
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131 EPPs -
Entry Point
Projects
contributing
towards 2020
GNI
Oil, Gas &
Energy 12 EPPs
Palm Oil 8 EPPs
Financial Services
Portfolio of EPPs
Tourism 12 EPPs
Business Services 6 EPPs
Electronics & Electrical 15 EPPs
Wholesale &
Retail 13 EPPs
Education 13 EPPs
Healthcare 6 EPPs
Communications, Content &
Infrastructure 10 EPPs
Agriculture 16 EPPs
Greater Kuala Lumpur 9 EPPs
ETP– 12 Priority Areas
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NKEA GNI Impact
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6 Progress update by the PM
Source : ETP Presentation dated 5th July 2011
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Malaysia
RM
1.35 T
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Malaysian Opportunity...
Market Capitalisation
Philippine
PHP(₱)
19.30 T
Thailand
TBH( )
13.56 T
Singapore
SGD
0.55 T
Improved Country Weighting and Classification
MALAYSIA *
Promoted to
Advanced
Emerging
status from
June 2011
Country Weight MSCI EM MSCI AC Asia ex Japan
CHINA 17.7% 25.0%
BRAZIL 16.0%
KOREA 13.5% 19.1%
TAIWAN 11.5% 16.3%
SOUTH AFRICA 7.4%
INDIA 7.4% 10.4%
RUSSIA 7.3%
MEXICO 4.5%
MALAYSIA 2.9% 4.1%
INDONESIA 2.3% 3.3%
THAILAND 1.7% 2.4%
POLAND 1.7%
CHILE 1.5%
TURKEY 1.3%
COLOMBIA 0.8%
PERU 0.6%
PHILIPPINES 0.5% 0.7%
HUNGARY 0.4%
EGYPT 0.4%
CZECH REPUBLIC 0.4%
MOROCCO 0.2%
HONG KONG 11.8%
SINGAPORE 6.9%
Total 100.0% 100.0%
Data as of March 2, 2011.
July 2011:
3.14% July 2011:
4.42%
Source: FTSE , June 2011
Source: MSCI, March 2011
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Bursa Malaysia - Diversified OfferingsStrong Niche In Islamic and Commodities
10 Derivatives Products:
Commodity futures
Equity futures
Equity options
Financial futures
Sukuk
Shari’ah compliant
equities
i-REITS
i-ETFs
Bursa Suq Al-Sila’
TRADING CLEARING SETTLEMENT DEPOSITORY
2 Markets:
Main Market : 839 cos
ACE Market : 189 cos
Market Cap @ 22 July 11 :
RM1,350 bil (USD446 bil)
Products : Shares, REITs,
Warrants, ETFs, CBBCs,
Loans & Bonds
SECURITIES DERIVATIVES ISLAMIC OFFERINGS OTHERS
Electronic trading
platform for :
Government Bonds
Corporate Bonds
Non-ringgit securities
Sukuk Listing
Offshore Market
LISTING
Bond Market
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Diverse Sectors & Products
ETFs
REITs
Loans
Main Market
Call Warrants
ACE Market
As at 30 June 2011
978
295
141
3714
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15
Finance
Trading/Services
Plantation
Consumer Products
Industrial Products
Infrastructure Project Cos.
Construction
As at 30 June 2011
ETF Short
Name
CIMBC25 CIMBA40 MyETFDJ FBMKLCI-EA ABFMY1
ETF CIMB FTSE China 25
ETF
CIMB FTSE ASEAN
40 Malaysia ETF
MyETF Dow Jones
Islamic Market
Malaysia
(DJIM)Titans 25
FTSE Bursa Malaysia
KLCI etf
ABF Malaysia Bond
Index Fund
Fund
Description
Tracks the FTSE
China 25 index that
consists of 25 largest
and most liquid
Chinese stocks listed
and traded on the
Hong Kong Stock
Exchange.
Tracks the FTSE /
ASEAN 40 Index that
consists of 40 largest
companies by full
market value listed on
stock exchanges of
Indonesia, Malaysia,
Philippines,
Singapore and
Thailand that qualify
for the inclusion in the
FTSE/ASEAN Index.
Tracks the Dow
Jones Islamic
Market (DJIM)
Index that consists
of 25 largest Shariah
compliant listed
companies on
Bursa Malaysia by
market
capitalisation.
Tracks the FTSE Bursa
Malaysia KLCI Index
that consists of 30
largest listed
companies on Bursa
Malaysia by market
capitalisation.
Tracks the Markit
iBoxx® ABF
Malaysia Bond Index
(Benchmark Index)
which consists
mainly Malaysian
government bonds.
Underlying
Index
FTSE China 25 Index
(previously known as
FTSE Xinhua 25
Index)
FTSE/ASEAN 40
Index
Dow Jones Islamic
Market Malaysia
(DJIM) Titans 25
Index
FTSE Bursa Malaysia
KLCI Index
Markit iBoxx® ABF
Malaysia Bond Index
Stock Code 0823EA 0822EA 0821EA 0820EA 0800EA
Website www.cimbetf.com www.cimbetf.com www.myetf.com.my www.fbmklcietf.com.my www.abfmy1.com.my
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Listed on Bursa Malaysia
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No REIT TypeName of
Share Code Source
Market Cap. (as at
26th July 2011)
1Amanah Harta
Tanah PNB
Commercial/Office
BuildingsAHP 4952 www.pnb.com.my RM103.00 million
2 Al-’Aqar KPJ REIT* Hospital Buildings ALAQAR 5116 www.alaqarkpjreit.com.my RM 690.39 million
3 AmFirst REIT
Retail, Hotel and
Commercial/Office
Buildings
AMfirst 5120 www.amfirstreit.com.my RM 514.80 million
4 Amanah Raya REIT
Hospital, Education,
Office and Industrial
Buildings
Arreit 5127 www.amanahrayajmf.com RM 521.63 million
5 Atrium REIT
Industrial,
Warehouse and
Office Buildings
Atrium 5130 www.atriumreit.com.my RM 132.763 million
6 Axis-REIT
Commercial/Office,
Industrial and
Warehouse
Buildings
AXreit 5106 www.axis-reit.com.my RM 962.31 million
7Al-Hadharah
Boustead REIT*
Plantation Estates
and MillsBSDreit 5124 RM 921.55 million
REITs Listed on Bursa Malaysia
* Islamic REIT 17
www.al-
hadharahboustead.com.my
No REIT TypeName of
Share Code Source Market Cap.
8CapitalMalls
Malaysia TrustRetail Buildings CMMT 5180
www.capitalmallsmalaysia.
comRM1.973 billion
9 Hektar REIT Retail Buildings Hektar 5121 www.hektarreit.com RM 428.80 million
10 Quill Capita Trust
Commercial/Offic
e, Industrial and
Retail Buildings
Qcapital 5123 www.qct.com.my RM 425.24 million
11 Tower REITCommercial/Offic
e BuildingsTWRREIT 5111
www.guocoland.com.my/c
ms/tower-reit
RM359.04 million
12 Starhill REIT
Commercial/Offic
e/Hotel and Retail
Buildings
Stareit 5109 www.starhillreit.comRM 1.07 billion
13 Sunway REITRetail/Office
Buildings/HotelSUNREIT 5176 www.sunwayreit.com RM 3.036 billion
14 UOA REITCommercial/Offic
e BuildingsUOAreit 5110 www.uoareit.com.my RM 625.85 million
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REITs Listed on Bursa Malaysia
Positive Securities Market MomentumFBMKLCI Hit an All Time High at 1,594.74 on 8 July 2011
Average Market Capitalisation
Total Listed Companies
FMBKLCI Index
571.96
(1 Jan 1998)
1,565.06
(22 July 2011)
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Steady Growth in Market Size
Exchange Market Cap as at end-
2010 (USD bil)
Market Cap as at June-
2011 (USD bil)
Change in 1H 2011
Hong Kong 2,711 2,712 +0.03%
Australia 1,455 1,444 -0.8%
Taiwan 818 803 -2%
Singapore 647 669 +3%
Malaysia 409 438 +7%
Indonesia 360 408 +12%
Thailand 278 279 +0.5%
Philippine 157 161 +2%
Strong growth in IPO listings and fund raising activities
Source: WFE
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ASEAN Stars Companies Market Cap (RM mil)
Malayan Banking 66,032.56CIMB Group Holdings 63,401.57Public Bank BHD 47,398.44Sime Darby Bhd 55,181.49Axiata Group Bhd 43,070.29Genting 39,602.25Tenaga Nasional 33,878.06IOI 33,222.08PETRONAS Chemicals Group Bhd 56,320.00Digi.com 23,325.00AMMB Holdings 19,501.78MISC 35,263.97Maxis Bhd 41,175.00Kuala Lumpur Kepong 22,978.64Genting Malaysia BHD 22,315.11Petronas Gas 26,712.88Telekom Malaysia 14,238.06PPB Group 20,746.25Plus Expressways 21,800.00Hong Leong Bank 21,489.46Gamuda 7,564.71YTL Corp 13,943.83British American Tobacco (Malaysia) 13,277.15UMW Holdings 8,635.16YTL Power International 14,952.55Petronas Dagangan Bhd 17,723.22Hong Leong Financial 14,086.03RHB Capital 20,143.71Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering 13,104.00MMC 8,495.71
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IPO listing YTD - June 2011
Attractive IPO Outlook Company Amount
Raised
(RM mil)
Market
Cap @
listing
price
(RM mil)
Listing
Price-
A
(RM)
First Day
Closing-
B
(RM)
(A vs B)
Premium /
Discount
(%)
MAXWELL INT
HOLDINGS BERHAD 34.4 216 0.540 0.565 4.63
ASIA MEDIA GROUP
BERHAD 22.5 52 0.230 0.285 23.91
BENALEC
HOLDINGS BERHAD 230.0 730 1.000 1.340 34.00
TAMBUN INDAH
LAND BERHAD 37.9 155 0.700 0.805 15.00
K. SENG SENG
CORPORATION
BHD 24.1 55 0.570 0.615 7.89
CENTURY
SOFTWARE
HOLDINGS BHD 31.6 160 0.930 0.960 3.23
BERJAYA FOOD
BERHAD 18.3 72 0.510 0.635 24.51
MANAGEPAY
SYSTEMS BERHAD 7.3 29 0.160 0.220 37.50
APFT BERHAD 19.6 79 0.500 0.550 10.00
SMARTAG
SOLUTIONS
BERHAD 17.7 70 0.310 0.380 22.58
FOCUS LUMBER
BERHAD 10.4 62 0.600 1.180 96.67
BOILERMECH
HOLDINGS BHD 16.0 85 0.330 0.820 148.48
MCLEAN
TECHNOLOGIES
BERHAD 13.8 61 0.520 0.535 2.88
IDEAL JACOBS (M)
CORPORATION B 8.1 32 0.270 0.430 59.26UOA DEVELOPMENT
BERHAD 1,029.6 3,109 2.600 2.590 (0.38)
XOX BHD 37.4 242 0.800 0.520 (35.00)
MSM MALAYSIA
HOLDINGS BHD 817.6 2,460 3.500 4.890 39.71
Active IPOs activities in 2011
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2Q 2011 1Q11
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No. Construction Sector Compound Growth in
PBT over 3 years (%)
1. Mudajaya Group Bhd Construction 89.61
2. Malaysia Building Society Bhd Finance 86.00
3. Guan Chong Bhd Consumer Products 85.00
4. DKSH Holdings Malaysia Bhd Trading Services 62.59
5. Supermax Corporation Bhd Industrial Products 44.69
6. Bandar Raya Development Bhd Property and REIT 35.46
7. Genting Berhad Trading Services 29.39
8. Kulim (M) Bhd Plantation 26.63
Highest Profit Growth Companies by Sector
Source: The Edge
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No. Construction Sector ROE over 3 years (%)
1. Mudajaya Group Bhd Construction 174.8
2. Berjaya Sports Toto Bhd Trading Services 90.25
3. Coastal Contracts Bhd Industrial Products 39.06
4. British American Tobacco Malaysia Bhd Consumer Products 33.74
5. Public Bank Bhd Finance 25.49
6. Sunway City Bhd Property and REIT 21.09
7. IOI Corporation Bhd Plantation 19.70
Most Profitable Company by Sector
Source: The Edge
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No. Construction Sector Returns to
Shareholders over 3
years (%)
1. Guan Chong Bhd Consumer Products 79.54
2. KPJ Healthcare Bhd Trading Services 55.14
3. Supermax Corporation Bhd Industrial Products 53.96
4. Mudaya Group Bhd Construction 52.78
5. Malaysia Building Society Bhd Finance 34.46
6. Mah Sing Group Bhd Property and REIT 33.04
7. Petronas Dagangan Bhd Trading Services 31.71
8. Kulim (M) Bhd Plantation 28.63
Best Performing Stock by Sector
Source: The Edge
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Malaysia Thailand Philippines Singapore IndonesiaDiv Yield (%) P/E
Stable Dividend Yield
Companies Dividend Yield
(%)
PE Ratio Market Capitalisation
(RM mil)
TELEKOM MALAYSIA BHD 6.57 11.35 14,130.74
MALAYAN BANKING BHD 5.82 16.85 66,855.16
YTL POWER INTERNATIONAL BHD 5.72 13.25 15,815.19
DIGI.COM BHD 5.61 19.17 22,578.60
BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO (M) 5.14 18.24 13,334.25
MISC BHD 4.46 14.73 32,808.88
PUBLIC BANK BHD 4.33 15.14 46,974.61
PPB GROUP BHD 4.24 10.74 20,414.31
UMW HOLDINGS BHD 4.11 8.67 8,391.10
PETRONAS GAS BHD 3.78 18.18 26,158.84
Top 10 Malaysian Companies in terms of Div Yield
Div Yield(%) and P/E(%) of the regional benchmark indices
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128,988
114,820 113,565
132,151 136,202
154,516
Increasing Interest in the Derivatives Market
23,8
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1Q10 2Q10 3Q10 4Q10 1Q11 April-May 2011
Daily Average Contracts 1Q11 1Q10 Δ% 4Q10 Δ%
FCPO 25,606 15,794 62 17,030 50
FKLI 10,274 7,316 40 7,065 45
Daily Average Contracts (Units) Open Positions
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FCPO open interest hits all-time high at 121,593 contracts on July 5
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Bursa Suq Al-Sila’an international commodity platform that is able to
facilitate commodity-based Islamic financing and
investment transactions under the Shari’ah principles No. of Listings 19
Value listed USD 27.4bil
Exchange Global Ranking 1
Sukuk Listings
Foreign Membership Admission
1. Saudi Hollandi Bank
2. Nafaes International Group General Trading and
Contracting Company
3. The Islamic Bank of Asia Limited
4. Central Bank of United Arab Emirates
5. Alinma Bank
6. Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation
7. Jordan Dubai Islamic Bank
Foreign Membership Shari’ah Approvals
1. Bank Albilad
2. UBS
3. Islamic Liquidity Management
4. Islamic Finance Advisory and Assurance Services
5. Maldives Islamic Bank
6. Elaf Bank
7. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
8. National Bank of Abu Dhabi
% of Shari’ah Compliant
No of PLCs 89
ETFs 48
REITs 22
Market Capitalisation 63
Key Statistics
No. of Trading Participants 40
Islamic Markets Activity @ 31 May 2011
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