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Press Metal’s Q4 2023 earnings to record a double-digit growth, projects Affin Hwang Investment Bank

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Affin Hwang Investment Bank Bhd expects Press Metal Aluminium Holdings' Q4 2023 earnings to record a double-digit growth.

Press Metal’s Q4 2023 earnings to record a double-digit growth, projects Affin Hwang Investment Bank

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According to Malaysia’s one of the largest brokerages and asset managers, Press Metal might post a 16.5 per cent earnings growth in the fourth quarter of 2023, driven by enhanced realised aluminium prices.

Affin Hwang has further shared its projection that Press Metal’s fourth-quarter earnings would range between RM340 million and RM360 million, attributed to the stabilised aluminium prices around US$2,200 per tonne.

If the projected earnings is achieved in Q4, then the full-year earnings would be in line with Affin Hwang’s estimation of RM1.3 billion.

Affin Hwang estimates that global aluminium prices will remain relatively stable until the second half of 2024, based on Bloomberg Intelligence's forecast, which predicts a decline in aluminium prices to US$2,100 per tonne in the second half of 2024.

The projected downtick in global aluminium prices could be because of the weakened demand due to worldwide economic challenges, high inflation, and increased supply from new capacities in China, Canada, Indonesia, and India.

As raw material prices are concerned, Affin Hwang predicts both alumina and carbon anode prices to remain favourable to Press Metal in 2024.

Affin Hwang has continued to recommend ‘Sell’ for Press Metal, keeping the target price unchanged at RM4.20.

"We reiterate our 'Sell' call given the slower-than expected recovery in global economic activity,” said Affic Hwang.

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