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Singapore Institute of Advanced Medicine Holdings Ltd

Singapore Institute of Advanced Medicine Holdings Ltd ("Sam" or the "Company") is offering 114m new shares comprising 4.415m Public Offer Shares and 109.585m Placement Shares at $0.23 each for a listing on Catalist.  The Company aims to raise $26.2m and the majority of the proceeds will be used to repay debt and the balance for working capital. The market cap based on the IPO price is $231.8m and the offer will close on 14 Feb at 12 noon and starts trading on 16 Feb 2024 at 9am.   Principal Business SAM is a healthcare service provider using advanced technology for early and accurate diagnosis to detect and treat cancer, neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases.  SAM has strategic collaborations with public and private institutions for research and clinical work.  SAM's goal is to create a comprehensive one-stop ambulatory cancer centre to undertake the challenges to fight cancer and is one of the first to adopt proto beam therapy treatment in Singapore. Fi

Kimly Limited



Kimly Limited ("Kimly" or the "Company") is offering 173.8m shares at $0.25 each for which 170m shares is via placement and 3.8m shares via a public offering for a listing on Catalist. The offer will close on 16 March 2017 at 12pm and trading will start on 20 March 2017. The market cap based on the IPO price is S$288.7m.

Principal Activities

Kimly is the largest traditional coffee shop operator in Singapore. It operates and manages coffee shops under the "Kimly" brand and food courts under the "foodclique" brand. It has 64 food outlets of which 56 are coffee shops, 3 industrial canteens and 5 food courts in tertiary institutions. The 64 food outlets are currently running at 98% occupancy rate. In addition to running coffee shops and food courts, the Company also operate 121 food stalls including 36 "mixed vegetable" rice stalls and 43 dim sum stalls.


Financial Highlights


The revenue has been growing at a CAGR of 7.6% over the last 3 years from $148.8m in FY2014 to $172.2m in FY 2016. Based on the unaudited pro forma, the profit attributable to owners grew by a CAGR of 9.9% from $20m to $24m during the same period.


According to the prospectus, if the service agreement is in place, the EPS will be 2.01 cents for FY2016. This translate into a historical PER of around 12.44x. Assuming a 50% payout, the implied dividend yield is around 4%.

Assuming EPS grow by 5%, the EPS will be around = 2.01 x 1.05 = Singapore 2.11 cents. That translate into a forward PER of 11.8x and dividend yield of around 4.2%. 

Use of Proceeds


Nothing controversial. Majority of the proceeds will be used to expand and improve its productivity and efficiency.

Substantial Shareholders


Mr. Lim Hee Liat is the substantial shareholder with ~42% stake with other founding members. There are 2 institutional investors - namely Vanda 1 and ICH Gemini Asia.

Vanda 1 is managed and controlled by Heliconia Capital Management. Heliconia also invested in Jumbo as a cornerstone investor in October 2015. My write up on Jumbo is here. The presence of Heliconia as pre-ipo investor bodes well and both Vanda and ICH will be subject to lock-up. The effective price paid by the pre-IPO investor is around 20c. I expect both investors to be vested for the longer period post IPO.

What I like about the Company
  • Recession proof business. Coffee shop culture is part and parcel of our lives and there is demand for "cheap" food during good times and bad
  • Highly cashflow generative business. You need to pay cash before you can get your fix of kopi every morning. On that note, the Company has no debt on its balance sheet and will have cash of $74.5m after the IPO
  • Financials are audited by Ernst & Young, a big 4 audit firm
  • The management is experienced and proven team. The founder started the business in 1990 when he was only 24! 
  • There are low hanging food which efficiency and cost savings can be achieved, such as setting up a central kitchen and improving the "cashless" payment system for younger customers
  • Intends to pay at least 50% of net profits attributable to shareholders as dividends
  • Insiders (one ED and 3 associates of ED) are supporting the IPO and intends to subscribe up to 10.8m new shares
  • The base salary of the management team is reasonable and not excessive and the service agreement helped provide an alignment of interest
Some of my concerns
  • Low barriers to entry and highly competitive industry. It is not exactly difficult for a consortium to buy up coffee shops and start running them. As such, there are many competitors in this space. Competitors include Broadway, Chang Cheng, S-11, Badaling, Kim San Leng, Koufu and Kopitiam
  • The NAV is only 4.56 cents versus the IPO price of 25 cents. In other words, you are paying a premium to "buy into the coffee shops"
  • The labor crunch and lack of Singaporeans willing to work in these sectors may affect the business operations and future growth
Peer Valuations


I received the above table from my friend and it looks fine. Helped me save time as i don't have to recreate my own list. The peers are trading at an average PER of around 24x!  Japan Food is trading at around 17x PE and at 4.4% yield. 

Assuming the "fair value" is 15-18x (i am being conservative here), the fair value of Kimly based on the forward EPS of around 2.11 cents is between 31 cents to 38 cents. If it trades up to more "unreasonable" levels of 18-22x, the fair value will be between 38 to 46c. I will be more conservative here and expect the price to debut between 31 to 38 cents.

My Chilli Ratings

I am giving it a 3 Chilli ratings. Hoot ah!!!

The IPO is priced very attractively vis-a-vis its peers. This is a good chance to own some coffee shops that is highly cash flow generative, has no debt and gives you a yield of more than 4%!  

(Do note that Mr. IPO is vested hence the view is super biased)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Mr IPO, did you manage to get any placement? also can you recommend whats the min to bid to have a chance?
Mr. IPO said…
I write so big I am vested still cannot see ah 😂 I think apply 50-100 lots best chance
Unknown said…
Can i ask why i cant find the ipo application at uob atm? Thought there is application for the public
Unknown said…
higher rating LOL

next jumbo, shooting up after IPO. 20% for first trading day should be no big issue
Anonymous said…
I write so big I am vested still cannot see ah!!!

I like your reply MR IPO......haha
Anonymous said…
Hi, can i check with you on the calculation of the figures?
For CAGR, is it (24/20 power of 0.5)-1
For EPS (Net income- div on preferred stock)/average outstanding shares, 24,039,000/1,154,786,732= 2.08. How do you get 2.01 for FY2016?
For the dividend yield at 4.2%, is it 24 039,000 x 50% (assume payout 50% profit)/1,154,786,732=0.01, 0.01/0.25 (share price)=4.2%?

How do you derive the fair value of 31-38 cents? is there a formula?

Appreciate your guidance and many thanks for your write-up.

PS: i am not trying to find fault with your article.

Fan of Mr IPO
Anonymous said…
hahaha.... true true
Mr. IPO said…
I thought I wrote all the assumptions in and how I derive those values. CAGR - I get rate from the picture. EPS of 2.01 is also from prospectus. They showed a case where the service agreement is in place. Then I use a simple 5% growth in EPS for 2017 before I multiply it by 15 and 18 to get the range. 😅
Mr IPO Fan said…
Hi Mr IPO, I am a true fan and I'm not finding fault in your article, but I would like to refer you to the sentence in your article: "According to the prospectus, if the service agreement is in place, the EPS will be 2.01 cents for FY2016. This translate into a historical PER of around 12.44x. Assuming a 50% payout, the implied dividend yield is around 4%."

I note from the offer doc that it pertains to the employment of the 2 EDs (Mr Lim Hee Liat and Mr Vincent Chia) in the Company. Are you basing your PE on the assumption that the 2 EDs achieves the highest incentive (PBT > 30m)?

Based on the audited figures, and being conservative, the PE should be 20X.
Anonymous said…
thanks for the explanation. I understand that average market P/E ratio is 20-25 times earnings. Using 15 and 18 is pretty conservative.

Last question, when you said that the company has no debts, are you saying that the company is in a net cash position from the cash flow statement?

I just applied 100 lots. Hope I get some shares for kopi $.

Tks.
TFAL said…
Hi Mr IPO,

Did you manage to get placement or via ATM?

Regards
Mr. IPO said…
No debt means no bank debts on its balance sheet lor 😄
Mr. IPO said…
Not sure what you mean. Please refer to page 40 of the prospectus for the pro forma EPS of 2.01 cents. Assume pay out is 50%, dividend = 0.5*2.01 = 1.005 cents. Dividen Yield = 1.005/25*100 = 4.02%. Historical PER = 25/2.01 = 12.44x. 😅 Not sure what I am missing ?
Mr. IPO said…
This question fail ah. ATM not opened yet so if I am vested means via placement lor 😝😂
Anonymous said…
Hi, just a curious question. Will the fact that the IPO be on the catalist board be an issue for small-time investors? Thanks!
Mr. IPO said…
What kind of issue are you anticipating? It's a mid cap stock and frankly it could have gone to the main board if it wishes to...
Anonymous said…
The founding member Mr Lim Hee Liat purchase cost is only at 3.7 cents. Hence at IPO price of 25 cents, his shares value would have increased by more than 6 times, implying his networth will be more than 100 million.

The prospectus also mention that he is estimated to be paid a salary between 250K to 500K in FY2017. Being a substantial shareholder post IPO (~42%) plus his 100 million ++ networth, am not comfortable that he still intends to remunerate himself so generously. My personal opinion - this does not reflect best interests for the minority shareholders.
Mr. IPO said…
If you own a biz, I think you wouldn't let go unless you think the valuation is fair. He is 51 already. This would be a exit option for his family and other founders eventually. You shouldn't buy if you are not comfortable. 😊
desmondsph said…
Your lot is 1000 shares or 100 shares?

Yea still damn confusing cos diff ppl use diff standard now
Mr. IPO said…
Opps. 50k to 100k shares
Anonymous said…
Shouldn't the PER be calculated based on the audited EPS of 1.05, which comes to 23.8, rather than using EPS of 2.08? I also see P/E ratio of 23.8 in The Edge Singapore Magazine.
Anonymous said…
Does Kimly own the coffeeshops or all on lease basis ?
Unknown said…
Is it possible to explain how they get the NAV of 4.53 cents?
Anonymous said…
"Two food stalls at Jurong Point’s Kopitiam suspended due to cockroach infestation"
I heard this from the news. May I know will this affect the IPO opening price?
Thank you.
Mr. IPO said…
Net assets divide by total number of shares
Mr. IPO said…
The food stalls belonging to Kimly ? Probablly not -as it's run by its rival ...
Unknown said…
I have try doing it but I can't seem to get the answer. The post invitation nav is higher than pre invitation, is it due to the cash generate from this IPO ?
Anonymous said…
Lease, both HDB and Private. In fact, Kimly existing shareholders do own Coffeeshops. From the prospectus, 17 Coffeeshops, owned by different relavent shareholders, will be leased to Kimly Limited at market rental value or lower.
Anonymous said…
Hi, may I know how to know the result of whether if how many of my IPOs are successfully subscribed? I am a newbie who 1st time subscribe ipo ��
Mr. IPO said…
You will know it tomorrow evening ☺️
Anonymous said…
Thanks for your advice Mr IPO, if there is any, it will usually be in CDP acc or trading acc, or both?
Mr. IPO said…
Just check the bank account which you applied for the shares to see if you receive full or partial refund. That will usually be the fastest "indication" to see if you are successful. The internet banking IPO results will also tell you if you are successful. Check the SGX announcement for balloting results. Check the CDP as a final resort if still unsure.
Anonymous said…
Thanks Mr IPO!
Anonymous said…
i didnt get any shares, too hot
Anonymous said…
I have 6 lots of this IPO. Is it better to just sell off the 6 lots on the first debut day or this stock can hold for mid-term a few months for better upside?!

Will this stock's price be like Jumbo, Jumbo 1st day trade very high and many of those vested quickly sold off on the 1st day, but Jumbo the next few days to next few weeks rose even much higher than it's 1st day price!
Mr. IPO said…
This is the decision you will have to make. My role is just to share whether I would subscribe to the IPO or not since you won't be sharing your profits with me 😝 😅😂
Anonymous said…
Hi Mr IPO,

Do you know the website link for IPO balloting result? Thank you :))
Mr. IPO said…
Read my blog lor 😂
Anonymous said…
Sadly didn't manage to get any, mr ipo did u get any?
Anonymous said…
congratulations Mr IPO, did not get any though
Mr. IPO said…
Thanks ! Better luck next time 😅