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Tourism Sector Panic selling would be a buying opportunity What's going on? The Public Health minister reported yesterday evening that the first confirmed Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) case had been identified in Thailand. We expect the market to react negatively to this news. Panic selling in the Tourism sector, including Hotel, Airport and Airline stocks, may be seen today. However, we maintain our Overweight ratings on the Hotel and Airport sectors as we believe the risk is short term. As we have learned from recent history, stocks typically rebound to a normal level as concerns about the issue ease, and we will view any stock correction this time as a Buying opportunity. For the Airline sector, we maintain our Neutral rating due to the uncertain outlook from the ICAO issue. Our new top picks are MINT and AOT. Impact Spread of virus will have only a short-term impact. Historical data suggests the impact of virus outbreaks on the Thai tourism industry typically ranges from 3-6 months. The disease that caused the biggest impact was the SARS outbreak, which caused international tourist arrivals to fall by around 10-50% YoY during Mar to July 2013. After the outbreak was brought under control, international tourist numbers quickly rebounded to a normal level (see Fig 4-5). Tourism stocks down 10-20% during SARS. During the SARS outbreak in 2003, tourism stock prices fell in a range of 10-20% during Mar to July 2013 (see Fig 6). But they recovered quickly to a normal level after the virus spread was contained (see Figs 8-11). MERS causes less concern than SARS. MERS does not appear to pass easily from one person to another unless there is close contact such as poor clinical care. Thus, we hope this outbreak can be brought under control faster than SARS, which took about 4 months to contain. Fundamental impact. We believe Thailand will able to control the spread of MERS. If the virus becomes widespread, we expect downside to earnings at roughly 10-20% in 15E, given that int’l tourist would avoid traveling to Thailand. Recommendation Stock slump is a buying opportunity. Yesterday, tourism stocks fell sharply due to concerns about the MERS issue (CENTEL -4%, MINT -2% , ERW -1%, AOT -3%, AAV -3%, THAI -1% and BA -0.5%, vs. SET -0.5%). We expect to see panic selling in tourism stocks today, but we would see such a share price correction as a Buying opportunity. Entry level & top picks. We view a decline of roughly 10-15% from the current level as a signal that stocks were near their bottom. We suggest selective BUYs on tourism stocks that have less earnings downside risk. Our new top picks are MINT and AOT. MINT & AOT. We select MINT as our top pick as its share price correction in the past month implies an attractive valuation. Also MINT has less exposure to hotels in Thailand, which face a risk from MERS, than CENTEL or ERW. Thus, we expect MINT should face less earnings downside than CENTEL and ERW. An entry level at Bt28, implies 20x PER in 2015 in line with its historical average during 2011-14. For AOT, we suggest an entry level at Bt270, implying 25x PER in 2015, in line with 1.5x STD of historical avg. News Flag Tourism Sector Recommendation Hotel Overweight Airport Overweight Airline Neutral Analyst Jitima Ratanatam [email protected] 19 June 2015 Kasikorn Securities PCL

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  • Tourism Sector

    Panic selling would be a buying opportunity What's going on?

    The Public Health minister reported yesterday evening that the first confirmed Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) case had been identified in Thailand. We expect the market to react negatively to this news. Panic selling in the Tourism sector, including Hotel, Airport and Airline stocks, may be seen today. However, we maintain our Overweight ratings on the Hotel and Airport sectors as we believe the risk is short term. As we have learned from recent history, stocks typically rebound to a normal level as concerns about the issue ease, and we will view any stock correction this time as a Buying opportunity. For the Airline sector, we maintain our Neutral rating due to the uncertain outlook from the ICAO issue. Our new top picks are MINT and AOT.

    Impact

    Spread of virus will have only a short-term impact. Historical data suggests the impact of virus outbreaks on the Thai tourism industry typically ranges from 3-6 months. The disease that caused the biggest impact was the SARS outbreak, which caused international tourist arrivals to fall by around 10-50% YoY during Mar to July 2013. After the outbreak was brought under control, international tourist numbers quickly rebounded to a normal level (see Fig 4-5).

    Tourism stocks down 10-20% during SARS. During the SARS outbreak in 2003, tourism stock prices fell in a range of 10-20% during Mar to July 2013 (see Fig 6). But they recovered quickly to a normal level after the virus spread was contained (see Figs 8-11).

    MERS causes less concern than SARS. MERS does not appear to pass easily from one person to another unless there is close contact such as poor clinical care. Thus, we hope this outbreak can be brought under control faster than SARS, which took about 4 months to contain.

    Fundamental impact. We believe Thailand will able to control the spread of MERS. If the virus becomes widespread, we expect downside to earnings at roughly 10-20% in 15E, given that intl tourist would avoid traveling to Thailand.

    Recommendation

    Stock slump is a buying opportunity. Yesterday, tourism stocks fell sharply due to concerns about the MERS issue (CENTEL -4%, MINT -2% , ERW -1%, AOT -3%, AAV -3%, THAI -1% and BA -0.5%, vs. SET -0.5%). We expect to see panic selling in tourism stocks today, but we would see such a share price correction as a Buying opportunity.

    Entry level & top picks. We view a decline of roughly 10-15% from the current level as a signal that stocks were near their bottom. We suggest selective BUYs on tourism stocks that have less earnings downside risk. Our new top picks are MINT and AOT.

    MINT & AOT. We select MINT as our top pick as its share price correction in the past month implies an attractive valuation. Also MINT has less exposure to hotels in Thailand, which face a risk from MERS, than CENTEL or ERW. Thus, we expect MINT should face less earnings downside than CENTEL and ERW. An entry level at Bt28, implies 20x PER in 2015 in line with its historical average during 2011-14. For AOT, we suggest an entry level at Bt270, implying 25x PER in 2015, in line with 1.5x STD of historical avg.

    News Flag Tourism Sector Recommendation

    Hotel Overweight Airport Overweight Airline Neutral

    Analyst Jitima Ratanatam [email protected]

    19 June 2015 Kasikorn Securities PCL

  • 19 June 2015 2 Tourism Sector

    Fig 1 Tourism peers

    Source: Bloomberg, KS

    Fig 2 Impact of events on international tourists Fig 3 International tourist growth

    Source: Department of Tourism, KS Source: Department of Tourism, KS

    Fig 4 Intl tourist arrivals during SARS and H1N1 Fig 5 Intl tourist growth during SARS and H1N1

    Source: Department of Tourism, KS Source: Department of Tourism, KS

    Price (Bt) Fair price Upside18-Jun-15 (Bt.) (%) 2015E 2016E 2015E 2016E 2015E 2016E 2015E 2016E 2015E 2016E

    Hotel CENTEL OP 37.75 42.00 11.26 29.58 22.79 3.90 3.46 1.36 1.76 49.17 29.82 13.90 16.09MINT OP 30 37.00 23.33 20.93 18.62 3.40 2.97 1.67 2.00 30.61 25.33 19.72 18.72ERW OP 4.34 5.50 26.73 45.71 26.59 2.11 1.95 1.61 2.30 240.56 71.90 4.81 7.62

    Airline AAV N 4.56 4.80 5.26 12.40 10.87 1.04 0.96 1.61 1.84 2958.39 14.37 8.73 9.18BA N 22.3 22.00 -1.35 22.65 19.96 1.72 1.63 2.21 2.51 488.93 13.48 7.85 8.37BA (core business) 0.74 0.69THAI UP 13.2 9.00 -31.82 -2.22 -19.90 1.02 1.07 0.00 0.00 86.92 154.20 -37.38 -5.24

    Airport AOT OP 307 360.00 17.26 28.82 24.57 4.22 3.75 1.14 1.22 27.93 16.80 15.12 16.17

    Div. yield (%) Core profit grth (%) ROE (%)P/E (x) P/BV (x)Stock Rec.

    10,7

    99

    10,0

    04

    11,6

    51

    11,5

    17

    13,8

    22

    14,4

    64

    14,5

    84

    14,1

    42

    15,9

    36

    19,2

    30

    22,3

    54

    26,5

    47

    24,7

    80

    5,000

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    30,000

    2002

    2003

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    2012

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    2014

    Number of international tourists

    Political unrest + Global financial crisis

    H1N1 +riot in Pataya crisis

    Sars

    Tsunami impact Coup

    Political unrest

    Flood

    '000 persons

    -7%

    16%

    -1%

    20%

    5%1%

    -3%

    13%

    21%16%

    19%

    -7%

    15%

    -10%

    -5%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    2003

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    E

    YoY

    0

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    Jan

    Feb

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    May Jun

    Jul

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    Sep

    Oct

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    2003 2008 2009

    Sars in 2003

    '000 persons

    H1N1 in 2009

    -60%

    -40%

    -20%

    0%

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    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

    % YoY

    2003 2008 2009

  • 19 June 2015 3 Tourism Sector

    Fig 6 Share price drops during SARS in 2013 Fig 7 Impact on Korean tourism stocks from MERS

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    Fig 8 CENTEL: share price during SARS in 2003 Fig 9 MINT: share price during SARS in 2003

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    Fig 10 ERW: share price during SARS in 2003 Fig 11 THAI: share price during SARS in 2003

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    -22%-20%

    -16%

    -11%

    -25%

    -20%

    -15%

    -10%

    -5%

    0%THAI MINT ERW CENTEL

    Share price decline during SARS in 2013

    -21%

    -18%

    -11%

    -5%

    -25%

    -20%

    -15%

    -10%

    -5%

    0%Asiana Airlines Korea Airlines

    Korea AirportService Hotel Shilla

    Share price during MERS (start May 20, 2015)

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    2

    Jun-

    02

    Aug-

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    Oct

    -02

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    -03

    Dec

    -03

    Feb-

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    CENTEL

    0.5

    0.7

    0.9

    1.1

    1.3

    1.5

    1.7

    1.9

    2.1

    2.3

    Jun-

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    -02

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    -03

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    -03

    Feb-

    04

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    04

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    04

    MINT

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    2

    2.2

    Jun-

    02

    Aug-

    02

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    ERW

    10

    15

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    25

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    35

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    45

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    55

    Mar

    -02

    May

    -02

    Jul-0

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    Sep-

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    3

    Sep-

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    -04

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    -04

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    4

    THAI

  • 19 June 2015 4 Tourism Sector

    Fig 12 CENTEL: Historical PER to consensus Fig 13 MINT: Historical PER to consensus

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    Fig 14 ERW: Historical PBV to consensus Fig 15 AOT: Historical PER to consensus

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    Fig 16 THAI: Historical PBV to consensus Fig 17 AAV: Historical PBV to consensus

    Source: Bloomberg, KS Source: Bloomberg, KS

    -15

    -5

    5

    15

    25

    35

    45

    55

    65

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    PER

    Mean=19.56x

    -2SDV=-5x

    -1SDV=7.28x

    +1SDV=31.84x

    +2SDV=44.12x

    05

    1015202530354045

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    PER

    Mean=20.67x

    -2SDV=3.57x

    -1SDV=12.12x

    +1SDV=29.22x

    +2SDV=37.78x

    -10112233445

    2001

    2002

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    PBV

    Mean=1.51x

    -2SDV=-0.14x

    -1SDV=0.69x

    +1SDV=2.33x

    +2SDV=3.16x

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    PER

    Mean=20.59x

    -2SDV=-1.47x

    -1SDV=9.56x

    +1SDV=31.63x

    +2SDV=42.66x

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    PBV

    Mean=1.31x

    -2SDV=-0.76x

    -1SDV=0.28x

    +1SDV=2.35x

    +2SDV=3.39x

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    2012 2013 2014 2015

    PBV

    Mean=1.26x

    -2SDV=0.75x-1SDV=1x

    +1SDV=1.52x+2SDV=1.77x

  • 19 June 2015 5 Tourism Sector

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