pizapato:



When someone drop this kind of information rather that questioning the source, what you should do is to check how reliable the previous post of the person is and then do your own due diligence.

Check the previous post of customstreet, you will realise he was among the first to call DANGSUGAR at around 17. He was also the first person go give a to hint about the merger.
That tells you he is privy to classified info.

Once he drops his gems, it is left for you to do you due diligence and take position if you consider the information valuable.

You can't expect him to come and tell you he arrive at the listing price.

Note: not saying you should buy at current price.
A pull back might happen presenting an opportunity to enter at a lower price.

eziokwunwoko:
Good morning Sir customstreet.
Please how did you arrive at N100 listing price of Dangote Foods.
Is it adviceable to buy DANGOTE SUGAR OF NASCON at current price
DangoteFood might be listing above 10,000k

customstreet:


I was not the one that derived the price but that I am only privileged to have those information because of my connection to some people in the industry

veecovee:

Thanks alot, but at what ratio to NASCON do you think the conversion will be

customstreet:



To me, I am looking and permutating at the following directions

1. One for one, there post DangoteFood O/S would be less than 20billion outstanding shares
2. One for two, there post DangoteFood outstanding shares would be less than 10billion
3. One for three, there post listing outstanding number of shares would be less than 8billion

When you look at every of Alhaji companies, he always prefer to have a bloated Outstanding number of shares which to me would be in the range of 15b-22b in this case of DangoteFood.

The purpose of this consolidation is to retain number one wealthiest person in Africa. All his three merging companies is not up to BUAfood market capitalization and his intention is to dislodge BUAfood. If we go by his intention, then the number of shares must be equal or greater than 18billion of BUAfood post listing and secondly, the market price must be equal or greater than the current market price of BUA food. If he listed the new company say at N100, then there is high probability that the company share price would go north in the near term just to dislodge BUAfood

Looking at other company owned by Alhaji, and looking at what he did in the past when

1. He sold Dangoteflour to Olam. It was a jackpot because many people had information that Olam would pay N24+ per share when Dangoteflour was trading at less than N15. I believe the same jackpot will occur this time around

2. When he bought over the dying BCC Plc in 2010. The two companies merged and formed Dangote cement Plc. They did a share swap of 1 for every 2 for every BCC shareholders. The pre listing price was N67.50 and the new company was subsequently listed at N135

If I permutate that DangoteFood would be listed at Say N100, then the pre-listing price of each of the merging companies would be close to N50 per share if we assumed what he did with BCC shareholders

To cut the long story short, the options that is more realistic are option one and two with option two been the least and option one been the most

We shall witness a robust share swaps in this scheme that would make everybody smile to the bank

This is my own personal opinion.

customstreet:



To me, I am looking and permutating at the following directions

1. One for one, there post DangoteFood O/S would be less than 20billion outstanding shares
2. One for two, there post DangoteFood outstanding shares would be less than 10billion
3. One for three, there post listing outstanding number of shares would be less than 8billion

When you look at every of Alhaji companies, he always prefer to have a bloated Outstanding number of shares which to me would be in the range of 15b-22b in this case of DangoteFood.

The purpose of this consolidation is to retain number one wealthiest person in Africa. All his three merging companies is not up to BUAfood market capitalization and his intention is to dislodge BUAfood. If we go by his intention, then the number of shares must be equal or greater than 18billion of BUAfood post listing and secondly, the market price must be equal or greater than the current market price of BUA food. If he listed the new company say at N100, then there is high probability that the company share price would go north in the near term just to dislodge BUAfood

Looking at other company owned by Alhaji, and looking at what he did in the past when

1. He sold Dangoteflour to Olam. It was a jackpot because many people had information that Olam would pay N24+ per share when Dangoteflour was trading at less than N15. I believe the same jackpot will occur this time around

2. When he bought over the dying BCC Plc in 2010. The two companies merged and formed Dangote cement Plc. They did a share swap of 1 for every 2 for every BCC shareholders. The pre listing price was N67.50 and the new company was subsequently listed at N135

If I permutate that DangoteFood would be listed at Say N100, then the pre-listing price of each of the merging companies would be close to N50 per share if we assumed what he did with BCC shareholders

To cut the long story short, the options that is more realistic are option one and two with option two been the least and option one been the most

We shall witness a robust share swaps in this scheme that would make everybody smile to the bank

This is my own personal opinion.

veecovee:

Kudos !! You are a guru

Infact, after my own analysis, I think it's better to buy sugar now that it's selling N4 less than NASCON, cause both of them might be converted at the same price

customstreet:



To me, I am looking and permutating at the following directions

1. One for one, there post DangoteFood O/S would be less than 20billion outstanding shares
2. One for two, there post DangoteFood outstanding shares would be less than 10billion
3. One for three, there post listing outstanding number of shares would be less than 8billion

When you look at every of Alhaji companies, he always prefer to have a bloated Outstanding number of shares which to me would be in the range of 15b-22b in this case of DangoteFood.

The purpose of this consolidation is to retain number one wealthiest person in Africa. All his three merging companies is not up to BUAfood market capitalization and his intention is to dislodge BUAfood. If we go by his intention, then the number of shares must be equal or greater than 18billion of BUAfood post listing and secondly, the market price must be equal or greater than the current market price of BUA food. If he listed the new company say at N100, then there is high probability that the company share price would go north in the near term just to dislodge BUAfood

Looking at other company owned by Alhaji, and looking at what he did in the past when

1. He sold Dangoteflour to Olam. It was a jackpot because many people had information that Olam would pay N24+ per share when Dangoteflour was trading at less than N15. I believe the same jackpot will occur this time around

2. When he bought over the dying BCC Plc in 2010. The two companies merged and formed Dangote cement Plc. They did a share swap of 1 for every 2 for every BCC shareholders. The pre listing price was N67.50 and the new company was subsequently listed at N135

If I permutate that DangoteFood would be listed at Say N100, then the pre-listing price of each of the merging companies would be close to N50 per share if we assumed what he did with BCC shareholders

To cut the long story short, the options that is more realistic are option one and two with option two been the least and option one been the most

We shall witness a robust share swaps in this scheme that would make everybody smile to the bank

This is my own personal opinion.

Payunsin:
Pls what's up with GSk
35m bid

customstreet:



To me, I am looking and permutating at the following directions

1. One for one, there post DangoteFood O/S would be less than 20billion outstanding shares
2. One for two, there post DangoteFood outstanding shares would be less than 10billion
3. One for three, there post listing outstanding number of shares would be less than 8billion

When you look at every of Alhaji companies, he always prefer to have a bloated Outstanding number of shares which to me would be in the range of 15b-22b in this case of DangoteFood.

The purpose of this consolidation is to retain number one wealthiest person in Africa. All his three merging companies is not up to BUAfood market capitalization and his intention is to dislodge BUAfood. If we go by his intention, then the number of shares must be equal or greater than 18billion of BUAfood post listing and secondly, the market price must be equal or greater than the current market price of BUA food. If he listed the new company say at N100, then there is high probability that the company share price would go north in the near term just to dislodge BUAfood

Looking at other company owned by Alhaji, and looking at what he did in the past when

1. He sold Dangoteflour to Olam. It was a jackpot because many people had information that Olam would pay N24+ per share when Dangoteflour was trading at less than N15. I believe the same jackpot will occur this time around

2. When he bought over the dying BCC Plc in 2010. The two companies merged and formed Dangote cement Plc. They did a share swap of 1 for every 2 for every BCC shareholders. The pre listing price was N67.50 and the new company was subsequently listed at N135

If I permutate that DangoteFood would be listed at Say N100, then the pre-listing price of each of the merging companies would be close to N50 per share if we assumed what he did with BCC shareholders

To cut the long story short, the options that is more realistic are option one and two with option two been the least and option one been the most

We shall witness a robust share swaps in this scheme that would make everybody smile to the bank

This is my own personal opinion.

vacanci:
NASCON and DANGOTE SUGAR

Is there something insiders have seen to cause the profit taking or its too early to call

nairavsdollars:
Useless Aiico insurance. May God rescue it from the ghost that is dragging it back

jideflash:
alot of people here would say they want to make money from stocks, but will refuse to follow news on listed companies and their industry, talkless of reading financial results. Na to come here dey ask questions that are already in the public, and answers that are available with one google search.

PUT IN THE WORK NEWBIES.

Kreos44:
When is zenith Q2 going to be released?

ImperialCovfefe:
I have a somewhat interesting enquiry.

Folks here have discussed, at length, the process of obtaining NGN loans from asset management companies and merchant banks based on your NGN assets (e.g., FGN bonds and NGN equities) domiciled with them.

Considering the above, is it possible to get NGN loans but based on USD assets (e.g., Eurobond funds)?

emmanuelewumi:



UC Plus Advance limited a subsidiary of United Capital will give you maximum of N100 million based on your dollar or Naira denominated asset domiciled with United Capital Asset Management

ImperialCovfefe:
I have a somewhat interesting enquiry.

Folks here have discussed, at length, the process of obtaining NGN loans from asset management companies and merchant banks based on your NGN assets (e.g., FGN bonds and NGN equities) domiciled with them.

Considering the above, is it possible to get NGN loans but based on USD assets (e.g., Eurobond funds)?

emmasoft:


By regulatory rule, it will be released latest on 31st August 2023 because it's an audited half-year result that is expected.

dapix:


Meristem Wealth Management ltd, will give you naira loan to the tune of 2/3 of the worth of your total dollar equivalent, which must be domiciled with them.