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Title: JT Munch


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  • JT Munch
  • Johann Peck
  • Adam Reno
  • Derek Rogers

Industrial Sector
2
Recommendations
  • New position We recommend buying 200bps of Shaw
    Group (SGR)
  • Sell entire existing 200bp position in Rockwell
    Automation (ROK)
  • Sell 150bps of General Electric (GE) position,
    reducing holding to 2 of SIM

3
Sector Analysis
4
Sector Overview
  • Objective Decrease weight of Industrial Sector
    to 8 of SIM portfolio
  • 296 bps below SP 500 Weighting

5
Current Weights (SIM Portfolio)
  • General Electric Company (GE) 3.52
  • The Boeing Co. (BA) 1.92
  • Rockwell Automation 2.06
  • OshKosh Corp (OSK) 1.45
  • Total
    8.96

6
Recommended SIM Weights
  • General Electric Company (GE) 2.0
  • The Boeing Co. (BA) 2.0
  • Shaw Group Inc. (SGR) 2.0
  • OshKosh Corp (OSK) -- 2.0
  • Total
    8.0

7
Business Analysis Of Companies
8
Pros Cons of Industrial Sector
  • Positives
  • Negativity priced is priced in SP-20 down 26
    vs. SP down 22 since 9/1/08
  • Lower commodity prices good for ST margins
  • Significant risks
  • US dollar appreciation
  • Oil/gas mining CAPEX decimated by commodity
    price declines
  • Emerging markets are bigger risk than perceived

9
General Electric CO. (GE)
10
Rockwell Automation (ROK)
11
ROK Valuation
Target Price 26.82 Downside 1
12
OshKosh Corp. (OSK)
13
The Boeing Co. (BA)
14
Shaw Group Inc. (SGR)
  • The Shaw Group (SGR) founded in 1987 has become
    one of the leading engineering procurement and
    construction services firms worldwide. Shaw
    generates more than 85 of sales from services
    performed in the US.
  • The company participates in four key end markets
  • Fossil Power
  • Nuclear Power
  • Environment Infrastructure
  • Chemicals

15
Shaw Group Inc. (SGR)
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Shaw Group Inc. (SGR)
  • Regulated Utilities
  • Solid balance sheets backed by the ability to
    recover costs through the regulatory process
  • Capital projects are long-term (multi-decade)
    investments not subject to short-term economics
  • U.S. Government
  • Spending should remain strong
  • As focus likely to remain on economic stimulus,
    military transformation, terrorism, and
    infrastructure improvements

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Shaw Group Inc. (SGR)
  • Approximately 84, or 13B, of backlog is
    comprised of regulated utilities, national or
    international oil companies.
  • U.S. Government, who provide financial strength
    and stability. (32)
  • Ranked 1 in Power by ENR magazine
  • Signed first 2 nuclear EPC contracts and an
    interim agreement for another.
  • Received credit rating upgrades of BB from BB
    and Ba1 from Ba2 from SP and Moodys
    respectively.
  • Increased credit facility from 850M to 1.05B
  • Nuclear opportunity along with healthy
    fundamentals for other segments should enable SGR
    to robustly grow its backlog through the end of
    the decade.

18
Financials
19
2008 Financial Highlights
20
Record Cash Growth
21
Financial Snapshot
22
Backlog
23
Valuation Recommendation
24
Daily Price Volume
25
Absolute Valuation
26
Relative Valuation (SP-20)
27
Relative Valuation (SP 500)
28
Multiples Valuation
Target Price 28.02 Upside 85
29
Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
Target Price 30.85 Upside 103.89
30
Public Comps
Implied Value Per Share 1.67 11.9x 19.83
31
Valuation Range
32
Target Price
Target Price 27.39 Upside 81
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Recommendations
  • New position We recommend buying 200bps of Shaw
    Group (SGR) 81 upside
  • Sell entire existing 200bp position in Rockwell
    Automation (ROK) 1 downside
  • Sell 150bps of General Electric (GE) position,
    reducing holding to 2 of SIM short / medium
    term challenges
  • Reduces Industrial weighting to 8 of SIM, 296bps
    under market
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