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CJ Home Shopping (035760.KQ) Buy:
Strong momentum from China business,
insurance product sales
Company Name: CJ Home Shopping Ticker: 035760.KQPrice:
47850 52-Week Price Range (W): 70,500-28,200
Year Net EPS EPS . Dividend
To Income Diluted Growth P/E Yield
December W W Dil% X %
2007 31,648 2,877 -41.05 16.63 3.13
2008 29,065 2,641 -8.20 18.12 2.61
2009E 54,472 4,950 87.41 9.67 3.66
2010E 63,875 5,804 17.26 8.24 4.70
2011E 73,543 6,683 15.14 7.16 5.22
Price Performance (absolute): 1m: +11% 3m: +56% 12m: -22%
Price Performance (relative): 1m: +16% 3m: +54% 12m: +10%
Stock Rating: B
Source of opportunity
Despite some concerns in the market regarding the weakening consumption environment
in both Korea and China, we forecast CJ Home Shopping (CJHS) to deliver strong
earnings growth of 87% yoy in FY09E (beating its FY09E net profit guidance by 4%),
due to: 1) strong earnings contribution from insurance product sales; 2) fast-growing
China business; and 3) absence of W39bn one-off goodwill write-off which was booked
in FY08. We forecast CJHS’s operating profit and net profit in 1Q09E (to be announced
in late-Apr 09) to surpass (Bloomberg) consensus estimates by 4%/3%, alleviating
concerns on deteriorating macro environment.
Catalyst
We see stronger-than-expected operations in China (through its subsidiary, Dong Bang
CJ), following Dong Bang CJ’s expansions of broadcasting hours in Shanghai and
Zhejiang from 8 and 5 hours per day to 13 and 8 hours per day, respectively, from Nov
08, as well as expansion of broadcasting areas to Fujian (Dec 08) and Jiangsu (Jan 09).
Dong Bang CJ’s gross sales/ operating profit in Jan 2009 alone were 20%/34% of its
FY08 full year gross sales/operating profit. Moreover, we estimate CJHS’s insurance
product sales to enjoy a double-digit growth in 1Q09E, given the migration from offline to
online sales channel (in view of insurance companies).
Valuation
Following 5%/2%/2% upward revisions in our FY09E/10E/11E net profit estimates
(reflecting stronger-than-expected China operations), we raise our SOTP-based 12-month
target price to W60,000 (W55,000 previously), derived by applying a 2009E P/E of 7X
(same as our target multiple on GS Home Shopping (028150.KQ, Buy)) to CJHS’s
adjusted EPS from core operations (W3,622) and adding our estimated asset value in SOs
and its China subsidiary.
Key risks
Weaker-than-expected consumption.
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March 13, 2009 Analyst Comment
2 Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research