Introduction
Lanexang Securities
Public Company (LXS) is a joint venture between the Sacombank Securities
Joint Stock Company (Sacombank-SBS) and the Lao Development Bank (LDB).
It was officially established on the 17th of November, 2010 with an
initial chartered capital of KIP 100 billion (approximately USD12.50
million). LXS business model is currently structured into three core
areas: Brokerage, Corporate Finance Advisory, Private Equity and
Research.As of November 2010, LXS was the first securities company
operating in Laos.
The co-founder Sacombank
Securities Company (Sacombank-SBS) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Sacombank Group. It was established in September 2006 with an initial
chartered capital of VND 300 billion (approximately USD16.67 million),
undertaking brokerage, stock depositary, underwriting and investment
business. LaoDevelopment Bank (LDB) was established on the 9th of April,
2003 by consolidating 2 previous state owned commercial banks namely Lao
May Bank and Lane Xang Bank. The Ministry of Finance of Laos currently
owns 100 percent of LDB. As the first securities company in
Laos, Lanexang Securities Public Company has introduced various
brokerage activities to this newly-born market. Our brokerage department
commits to provide existing and potential clients possible financial
services with the most satisfaction. We promise to accompany our clients
to the prosperous future.
With the diversified,
advanced brokerage products & services as well as all system of any
offices operating in Laos nationwide, LXS has been well performing its
role as a key securities brokerage house for all investors with
differences in investment need, geographic location and client
classification ( individual vs. institution, domestic vs. overseas
).
Services
Objective
Mission
It is the mission of Lanexang Securities Public
Company to create values for investors via our professional financial
network, and to provide our clients with the most comprehensive
financial services available. We will devote ourselves to the constant
evolution of our products mix and business model in accordance to the
dynamic financial world toensure investors' trust and
confidence.
Business Environment Overview
Since 1986, Laos P.D.R has implemented many
important economic reforms to revitalize to private sectors. State-owned
companies have gradually reduced their influence on the Lao economy. The
government no longer maintains a central system with monopolized trades
and prices. The availability of goods has improved, boosting the
economic growth in the recent years. As the result of encouraged foreign
incentives and lifted trade barriers, the country has received
significant amount of FDIs in the last ten years. Birth of the Lao stock
market will further
improve
the national economic growth and help eradicating
poverty.
Lao Stock Market
The Lao economy has expanded rapidly in the last 5
years, urging a large amount of capital to meet the needs of investment
and business expansion. The ability to mobilize funds in Lao is limited
because the country did not have a sustainable capital market. Realizing
the lack of long-term capital mobilizing instruments, the government of
Lao collaborated with the Korea Exchange (KRX), the fourth largest
market operator in Asia, in a joint venture worth $20 million to create
the first stock market in Laos. The Lao Securities Exchange was
established on 10/10/2010 as an attempt to provide a new capital channel
to the Lao economy, and to eventually eradicate poverty in this country.
The stock market commencement is expected to take place in 11/01/2011,
creating a golden opportunity for the public sectors as well as the
private sectors to mobilize funds from investors and expand their
businesses. The most distinguished companies, among others, are Lao
Airlines, Electricit? du Laos, Banque Pour Le Commerce Exterieur Lao,
Lao Brewery Company, and Lao Telecom. The Securities and Exchange
Commission is currently considering the foreign participation in the Lao
stock market. Some of the foreign institutions particularly interested
in this emerging market include private banks from neighboring countries
and companies developing hydropower projects in Thailand, China, and
Myanmar. Foreign investments’ inflows to the Lao economy, especially to
the natural resource sector, has been and will still be the main driving
force behind Lao economic developments and their participation is
essential to the Lao economic blossom.
THREE-YEARS BUSINESS
PLAN
General Target: Lanexang Securities
Public Companies has the upper hand compared to other competitors for
joining the Lao stockmarketfromthe beginning.While the market is still
in the developing phase, our brokers and financial analyst team will
have the chance to accumulate experience and apply the acquired
knowledge to the Lao emerging market.LXS is aiming to be the leading
securities firm in Laos within the next 3 years.
Strategy:
Develop a modern IT system incorporated with
stable operating infrastructure, gaining the customer’s trust. While
the pie is big enough for every player, LXS can occupy 20 to 40
percent of the market shares.
Backed by the financial strength of the LDB,
Sacombank-SBS, and the Sacombank Group, Lanexang Securities can
provide suitable financial products, as well as the money market and
capital instruments,based on the market risk.
We have recruited a team of analysts,
investment advisors with keen intelligence, graduated from Laos,
Vietnam, the United States, Australia, and other foreign countries
and extensive knowledge gained in Lao and foreign companies. We
constantly provide trainings, either local or international; to
continuously improve the quality and competency of our financial
team.
Lanexang Securities research team will release
reliable periodic reports, undertaking the path to become the most
reliable information sources for any investor. Lanexang Securities,
with much experienceobtained in Vietnam, simultaneously improves and
expands consulting and brokerage services for financial
institutions. LXS ambitiously aims to provide the best consulting
services for Vietnamese firms operating in Laos. At the same time,
it will link the SBS investment flows network from Vietnam, Cambodia
and Singapore to
Laos.
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