cantiride2:
Mecure is likely to like some shares via IPO IN THE FUTURE.

phadriz:
The ordinary shares for 2022 is 4billion units which is the same for 2023. Please check page 26 & 27 of the listing memorandum.

phadriz:
The ordinary shares for 2022 is 4billion units which is the same for 2023. Please check page 26 & 27 of the listing memorandum.

sboga:
I have no interest in this necure of a thing but I must pay my respect to the family, omo dem Dey chop dis kind money for diagnostics center?? Naija we don de just daba

Come list for stock exchange with a diagnostics centre omo nigeria is a joke. No B hospital chain oo na just ordinary diagnostic center don list 4 d exchange. See them clapping by the side.

Make we jist oando not diagnostic center abegy.

emmanuelewumi:




I am not sure they want to exit Nigeria most of the Indian owned businesses of the Vaswanis, Aswanis, Chellaram and many others have been operating in Nigeria for the past 80 years, most of them their great grandfathers japaed to Nigeria over 100 years.


I have aged parents who patronize them and I can tell you that the business and Investment opportunities in the health sector is enormous.


Very difficult to see a Nigerian owned family business that will outlive their founders up to the third generation

emmanuelewumi:




With N2.6 billion profit after tax for 2022, using 4 billion outstanding shares the EPS for 2022 will be 65k, but the 9 month EPS for 2023 is 50k. We need to wait for the audited financial report

chinonsobest:



If they have the power to manipulate things as you stipulated, why did OANDO end up paying some shareholders millions as directed by SEC?

Is only when you make a list of what OANDO stand to gain or lose if they delist. Then you will be able to overcome the fear of delisting.

Even when Wale has given you expo that some of the agrieved minority shareholders has left but as humans, I understand the fear of unknown. But then you should ask your self if a bank was able to trust OANDO with $800m why can't I risk a million or two.


Pls this is not an advise to buy OANDO as OANDO is not a game for boys but men.

phadriz:
Entity concept: BAT is different from Wale Tinubu and Oando so it has nothing to do with wooing investors or NASDAQ Bell ringing. Oando would be the vehicle that will be used to siphon national assets so it need to go private at all cost in order to avoid public in scrutinising their dealings. They may increase the buy out price to compensate minority shareholders, but it will definitely go private.

emmanuelewumi:




Did you consider the outstanding shares of MRS,

ucheson2:
Another good company with small os is nnfm but it's not an oil company

talk2me2:
I am still doing my DD on this coy
https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/data/company-profile/?symbol=NNFM&directory=companydirectory

ucheson2:
their results have been very good recently but I prefer oil companies.

I may consider investing in nnfm if the price drops significantly to say 14.

ucheson2:
their results have been very good recently but I prefer oil companies.

I may consider investing in nnfm if the price drops significantly to say 14.

naturalflow:
Nnfm 14,15,19 na wa,you go wait tire.

sboga:
So we agree that oando is the spv to loot Nigeria dry and has to go private to avoid public scrutiny but at a higher price.

That kangaroo court like some rightfully said will be a joke. Na pdp and lp supppse Dey on top dis oando latter and become minority shareholders to keep the stealing in check.

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sboga:
You must b a novice. Dis must have been d plan since thenn my guy. You think looting naija oil is simple tactics?? Na very vary complex.

Any journos fo d house make you Dey push am for front page o. Take say na atiku go show up as minority shellholder for court with obi by his side Wale go shit for court

sky2891:

I doubt if this is the reason for the delisting issue because the OANDO delisting issue started and has been ongoing even before this BAT administration. Listed or delisted, it can still be used

mikeapollo:


Even if Wale and his management still want to delist OANDO at all cost, the SEC should stamp their feet and enforce the rules on the exit price.
But I pray the delisting fails; because that would offer great opportunity to those who have been holding their portfolio intact for many years to recoup losses and make some profits.