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S&PGRBulletin: Lippo's Deconsolidation Of Meikarta Is Negative





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Press Release: S&PGRBulletin: Lippo's Deconsolidation Of Meikarta Is Negative







The following is a press release from S&P Global Ratings:

SINGAPORE (S&P Global Ratings) Oct. 25, 2018--PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk.'s

decision to deconsolidate its flagship Meikarta project from its accounts

weakens the Indonesian developer's business position in the long run. This is

because Meikarta is the largest property development project in Lippo's

portfolio, S&P Global Ratings said today. However, our long-term 'B-' rating

and negative outlook are not affected by the move, because it does not alter

Lippo's liquidity at the holding company level.

In announcing its long-delayed results for the first half of 2018, Lippo said

it had deconsolidated its behemoth Meikarta in East Jakarta, after lowering

its stake to 47% in 2017. The deconsolidation will have a marginal adverse

impact on the financial leverage of Lippo, because the Meikarta project has no

debt.

We believe this will result in Meikarta leveraging up independently. That

said, obtaining funding in the near term may be a challenge until bribery

allegations related to the project are resolved. Lippo executives were

arrested on Oct. 15, 2018, on charges of bribing officials to receive permits

for the mega-project. At the same time, we expect Lippo would support Meikarta

when necessary. Given its size and reputation risk to the entire group, as we

believe this project could be too big to fail.

Our rating and outlook reflect Lippo's thin liquidity buffers at the holding

company level. The company's cash outflows for the 12 months ending June 2019

include interest expenses of about Indonesian rupiah (IDR) 1 trillion and

construction costs and rental expenses that we estimate at about (IDR) 1.1

trillion. We believe Lippo will also need to maintain cash of IDR800 billion

at the holding company, in line with its loan covenant. Hence the recent sale

of its stake in First REIT, a hospital real-estate trust listed in Singapore,

will be complete in November 2018, and will shore up liquidity at the holding

company by Singapore dollar (S$) 202 million IDR2.2 trillion).

We believe Lippo will remain exposed to refinancing risk, necessitating

further asset sales to bridge its funding gap. The company has a US$50 million

(IDR725 billion) syndicated loan due in April 2019 and another US$75 million

(IDR1.08 trillion) bond due in June 2020. This excludes domestic loans of

IDR660 billion maturing within 12 months from June 2018, which we assumed will

be rolled over.

Lippo Karawaci first-half 2018 financial statements were within expectations.

At the holding company level, cash flows and performance were in line with our

expectations.

This report does not constitute a rating action.

Primary Credit Analyst: Kah Ling Chan, Singapore (65) 6239-6336;

kahling.chan@spglobal.com

Secondary Contact: Fiona Chen, Singapore + 65 6216 1085;

fiona.chen@spglobal.com



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