PEFINDO
affirmed the ratings for PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk. (DUTI
or the Company) and its Bond IV/2003 at “idBBB-”.
The ratings reflect the Company’s strong market
position in the commercial & residential sector,
good asset quality and diversified portfolio. However,
the ratings are mitigated by declining margins due to
fiercer competition within the sector. DUTI is a diversified
property developer, engaging in commercial mixed-used
development, landed residential, office building and
hotel. The Company is the property arm of Sinar Mas
Group (SMG) and listed at the JSX since November 1994.
SMG was formerly one of Indonesia’s largest and
most diversified groups, engaged in several core businesses
including agribusiness, pulp and paper, and property
development.
The current rating evaluation
reflects the following factors:
Strong market position in the commercial
& residential sector. DUTI is regarded
as a top tier property developer in Indonesia. In
2003, the Company booked total sales of IDR1,209 bn,
coming mostly from its property sales and recorded
sales backlog amounting to IDR1,091 bn. DUTI’s
strong market position in commercial and residential
sector in Jakarta has also enabled the Company to
successfully continue pre-sale scheme for its properties.
DUTI has successfully penetrated the right niche markets
in shop-houses and kiosks markets. In residential
sector, DUTI has also been strongly committed to their
development of unique concept and theme residential,
such as world city concept i.e. Kota Wisata, Kota
Bunga and Legenda Wisata. During 1H04, DUTI had acquired
on hold property development “Kota Legenda”
from IBRA. This project is located in Bekasi, about
22 km away East from Cawang intersection. DUTI has
renamed the project to “Grand Wisata”,
which will become the Company’s icon project
in the future. During 2003, DUTI recorded revenues
of IDR545.3 bn from commercial properties and IDR325.9
bn from residential properties attributable to commercial
and residential units that have been handed over to
its customers.
Good asset quality. “ITC”
(International Trade Centre) has become DUTI’s
strong brand name for commercial properties, which
are very popular amongst merchants, traders, and customers.
This strong brand image is also supported by the prime
locations of the properties such as at commercial
areas of Mangga Dua, Roxy, Fatmawati, Kuningan, Cempaka
Putih, Permata Hijau and Depok. As to date, DUTI had
successfully sold almost all units at eight ITCs located
within DUTI’s superblock complex, a mixed-used
property development, namely ITC Mangga Dua, ITC Roxi
Mas, ITC Cempaka Mas, ITC Fatmawati, ITC Ambasador-Kuningan,
ITC Permata Hijau, ITC Depok and ITC Mangga Dua Surabaya.
Meantime, in residential properties, DUTI has successfully
developed residential with well-established infrastructure
and public facilities at Cibubur, Puncak, Kebon Jeruk
and Tangerang. To support its future growth, DUTI
still has around 1,069 ha of land bank to be developed
located in Jabotabek areas.
Well-diversified portfolio.
DUTI’s property portfolio is relatively well
diversified in terms of location and product-types.
DUTI offers a wide range of product types including
shop-houses and kiosks, landed residential, apartment,
office building, and hotel, both around and outside
Jakarta. In terms of revenue stream, property sale
is still relatively dominating the company’s
revenue with average contribution of 79% in the past
six years, while the remaining is coming from recurring
rental income. In 2003, property sale contributed
IDR880 bn to DUTI’s total operat ing income,
while rental property contributed about IDR330 bn.
The above ratings are mitigated
by:
OUTLOOK
A “stable”
outlook is assigned to the above ratings. The Company’s
successful sales on its latest commercial project development,
such as ITC Permata Hijau and ITC Depok should reflect
the continuing strong demand for small retail outlets
at strategic commercial areas. DUTI’s landed residential
icon project, “Grand Wisata”, should also
maintain its sales performance going forward.
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