0334 GMT - Dyna-Mac looks poised to gain from a multiyear upcycle for floating production storage and offloading vessels, Maybank Research analyst Jarick Seet says in a research report. FPSO charter rates are still rising amid a lack of supply, and the Singapore-listed company has a strong order pipeline for the topside modules it manufactures for the vessels, the analyst says. Maybank expects Dyna-Mac to secure S$300 million-S$400 million of orders by 1H 2024 and another S$200 million-S$300 million by 2H, the analyst says. Maybank lifts its 2024 and 2025 profit-after-tax-and-minority-interests forecasts for the company by 31% and 34% respectively. It raises the stock's target to S$0.42 from S$0.38 and maintains its buy rating. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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February 21, 2024 22:34 ET (03:34 GMT)
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