DYNA-MAC HOLDINGS LTD. (SGX:NO4)
Dyna-Mac Holdings - A Force To Be Reckoned With
- Dyna-Mac Holdings (SGX:NO4) is an Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) service provider primarily for the fabrication of offshore floating production storage offloading (FPSO) and floating storage offloading (FSO) topside modules.
- FPSO is a floating facility used by companies in the oil & gas industry to extract crude oil from offshore regions. It has processing and storage capabilities which makes it suitable for deployment to deep water ( > ~500m) where pipeline infrastructures are costly and non-feasible to construct. Other fabrication works done by Dyna-Mac include structural modules for other offshore and onshore energy facilities.
- Dyna-Mac leases 2 yards for its fabrication activities, a main yard at Gul Road and a west yard at Pandan Crescent. Both yards have a combined gross area of ~140,300 m2 and a maximum annual fabrication capacity of ~25,000 tons. Leases for both yards expire in 2030 and 2034 respectively.
- Dyna-Mac’s customers are mainly major EPCI (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation) contractors and operators/owners of FPSO in the O&G industry. Dyna-Mac has a longstanding relationship with its existing customers including SBM Offshore and Modec, however, this also contributes to high customer concentration risk. 2 customers - SBM Offshore and Keppel Shipyard (KSL) accounted for 87% of FY21 total revenue.
Booming FPSO market
- In view of higher oil prices and pressing energy security needs, upstream players are inclined to ramp up oil production. FPSO market is a huge beneficiary of this development as production assets are moving towards deeper water.
- State-owned Brazilian oil producer Petrobras is spending US$57.3b on E&P activities which include the construction of 15 new FPSO targeted to come on stream over the next 5 years. Of the 15 units, 3 remain for tender. Rystad Energy expects ~10 FPSO contracts to be awarded in 2022 with Brazil leading the market. SBM sees FPSO contract awards to reach 25 by end 2023.
- Riding the upturn in the market, Dyna-Mac has secured ~S$270m orders year-to-date, bringing its total net orderbook to S$641m. This translates to stable revenue flow and earnings into FY2024. We expect robust market demand to sustain its order win momentum.
Dyna-Mac operates in a highly competitive environment.
- Dyna-Mac's competitors are state-backed Chinese shipbuilders like China Offshore Oil Engineering Company (COOEC) and Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding (SWS). Dyna-Mac's competitive edges are its longstanding experience in topside module fabrication projects and its timely delivery of the modules.
- Recent lockdowns in China have disrupted the production schedules of Chinese shipyards. Further interruptions could see FPSO operators/owners favor non-Chinese players such as Dyna-Mac.
Dyna-Mac and its listed Chinese peers are in net cash position.
Comparables
- Both BOMESC Offshore Engineering and Chinese Offshore Oil Engineering Company (COOEC) are in net cash positions (S$95m and S$108m). Other major non-listed Chinese players are Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry, Yantai CIMC Raffles and Shanghai Waigaoqiao. These players are backed by state-owned enterprises.
Lim Shu Rong
SAC Capital Research
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2022-06-29
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