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Full Article at IIR has reaffirmed its Recommended rating for PIA after undertaking a review post the appointment of a new Portfolio Manager, Harding Loevner. The full report can be found on the IIR website. On 26 July 2021, Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announced a fully franked dividend of 1.35 cents per share for the June quarter. This represents an 8% increase on the March quarter dividend and takes the total dividends declared for FY21 of 5.1 cents per share, fully franked....
Undemanding valuations, despite challenges. Omani telecoms trade on a 2019e EV/(EBITDA-capex) of 8.5x. This compares to the regional peers’ average multiple of 11.5x and Saudi peers’ 18.0x. We initiate coverage on Omani telecoms with an Overweight call On Ooredoo Oman (ORDS), with 30% upside and a TP of OMR0.65/share, and a Neutral call on Omantel (OTEL), with 11% upside and a TP of OMR0.68/share. We do not see much of a downside from current levels, despite the: i) tough macroeconomic condition...
For H1 2017, Ooredoo was able to increase its revenues to QAR16.259bn, an improvement by 2.2%, with a 2.3% rise in its Q2 2017 revenues (vs. +3.1% expected for the whole year). However, H1 2017 revenues were affected by: 1/ the 5.8% decrease in revenues in Algeria, negatively impacted by an increase in VAT and a weak economic environment, 2/ the 11.3% drop in revenues in Tunisia, which continued to be impacted by FX depreciation of the Tunisian Dinar by 13% (Note that in local currency terms, re...
CORPORATES CREDIT OPINION 8 May 2017 Update RATINGS Ooredoo Q.S.C. Domicile Qatar Long Term Rating A2 Type LT Issuer Rating - Fgn Curr Outlook Stable Please see the ratings section at the end of this report for more information. The ratings and outlook shown reflect information as of the publication date. Contacts Douglas Rowlings 971-4-237-9543 Assistant Vice President [email protected]
After having recorded a flat 9M 2016 revenue growth rate (+0.3%), Ooredoo caught up in Q4 2016, closing the quarter on a healthy 3.4% increase in revenues at QAR8.238bn. Thus, Ooredoo’s FY 2016 revenues increased to QAR32.503bn, a slight 1.1% growth rate, (vs. +1.4% expected by our model) braked by the ongoing challenges in Iraq, and the currency depreciation in North Africa, offset only by the strong performances in Indonesia, Oman, Kuwait, Myanmar and the slight growth in Qatar.
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Ooredoo recorded flat 9M 2016 revenues at QAR24.265bn (vs. +1.4% expected for the whole year) due to the ongoing challenges in Iraq and the currency depreciation in Algeria and Tunisia, offsetting the strong performances in Indonesia, Oman, Kuwait, Myanmar and the slight growth in Qatar. Indeed, revenues were mainly affected by: 1/ the 15% decrease in revenues in Iraq, due to the continued insecurity and political instability, the challenging economic environment and the decrease of customer pur...
Ooredoo’s H1 2016 revenues decreased by 0.8% to QAR15.914bn (vs. +1.4% expected for the whole year) due to the ongoing challenges in Iraq and the currency depreciation in Algeria and Tunisia, offsetting the strong performances in Indonesia, Oman, Kuwait, Myanmar and the stable growth in Qatar. Indeed, revenues were mainly affected by: 1/ the 15% decrease in revenues in Iraq, due to the security situation, the challenging economic environment and the decrease of customer purchasing power in the...
Ooredoo’s 2015 revenues decreased by 3.1% to QAR32.161bn (vs. -2.4% expected by our model) due to the ongoing challenges in Iraq and the currency depreciation in Indonesia, Algeria and Tunisia, offsetting the strong performances in Qatar and Oman, the turnaround in Kuwait and the first fruits in Myanmar. Indeed, revenues were mainly affected by: 1/ the 22% decrease in revenues in Iraq, due to the security situation and a competitive market with aggressive pricing, 2/ the 2% drop in the Indones...
Ooredoo’s 9M 2015 revenues decreased by 2.6% to QAR24.196bn (vs. -2.4% expected for the whole year) due to the ongoing challenges in Iraq and the currency depreciation in Indonesia, Algeria and Tunisia, offsetting the strong performances in Qatar and Oman, the turnaround in Kuwait and the first fruits in Myanmar. Indeed, revenues were mainly affected by: 1/ the 23% decrease in revenues in Iraq, due to the security situation in parts of Iraq and a competitive market with aggressive pricing, 2/ ...
Ooredoo's H1 2015 revenues decreased by 2.8% to QAR16.041bn (vs. +0.75% expected for the whole year) due to the ongoing challenges in Iraq and the currency depreciation in Indonesia, Algeria and Tunisia, offsetting the strong performances in Qatar and Oman, the turnaround in Kuwait and the first fruits in Myanmar. Indeed, revenues were mainly affected by: 1/ the 24% decrease in revenues in Iraq, due to the growing insecurity and instability and an increasingly competitive market, 2/ the 2% drop ...
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