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Mpeace:Make them announce start so that it can close at N7 before June ending. It’s time for it leave N3 range for good. Disclaimer: Pure speculation. |
Waiting for Oando and Ellah’s reports. |
Sunrisepebble:It should be clearer this year what’s up. |
Agbalowomeri:Some price declines are the final descent but not all declines are final. |
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vacanci:Checked. Not yet in bank. This one really delay. Previous one was pretty fast, |
GeeKudi:Surprised to see my WAPCO div didn't land even till this morning. But the previous one of a month ago landed promptly. I am suspecting the registrars and companies paying dividends sometimes do not have the complete money, so they pay in batches with funds at hand over 1 to 2 days or more sef. |
In less than 20mins of market open about N300 million is changing hands as some investors rush for a panic sale. The strong Fidelity bulls are wrestling the bears unleashed by the People Gazette publication. KarlTom: |
ndept:There is a huge difference between N225b and N31b (or N14b). How did the People Gazette come up with N225b and the bank has a max of N31b being at stake. |
Amaa2019:Yes credited For Fidelity and FBNH that I used it for. NGX Invest works. |
nosa2:Somehow, I believe they have a lot of assets in Farmlands, even as far as Ghana. My area of IF is do they have the kind of competent management that will deliver value to shareholders or will mess things up with all kinds of stories. Having potential and delivering value of the potential to shareholders are two different things. For example, First Bank had a lot of potential. I think you chased First Bank at a time. But see how management have delivered poorly relative to the huge potential they had two decades ago. |
Oando gained full 10% in first hour of trading and approaching full bid right now. now Full bid with N126m changing hands. Update: Offers coming and are being mopped. Looks like a fat cat (or market maker) is accumulating right now. Let's see how many million units would change hands. |
PETERiCHY:Now you are making me more bullish on Ellah. I recall Nosa was bullish on NEM years back. In 2009 the lowest NEM went for was 50kobo. (Don't know if they have had a stock split or reconstruction since then) Right now NEM is N15. That is 30 bagger. That was an excellent pick in hindsight based on market price today. |
DeRuggedProf:Nah so some release some from Transcorp prison at N1.0 and Oando at Nx, when prison release date was within a year. ![]() |
faoogoke:Market Price yesterday was between 13.80 and 13.95 for Wemabank shares. The rights offer is for N10.45. That's a gain of about N3 if I sell on the market now and use it to fund purchase of the rights. That means you could have gotten about N600k net of fees if you sold the equivalent volume of rights and buying it back by taking up your rights. This is now heads up for me to decide on taking action. Sell on the floor and take it back as rights the volume I have sold and pocket the difference as a gain Or just take up my rights as WEMA has a trailing PE of about 2 using rights price and 2024 FY earnings. Also looks like a dividend yield of about 9 to 10% doable going forward based on rights price. |
emmaodet:Below is a search summary of what BETA glass currently does. "BETA Glass primarily focuses on glass packaging solutions for industries like beverages, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. While they are a major supplier of glass products in Nigeria, there is no clear indication that they manufacture glass specifically for Nigerian car assemblers." If they can expand to supply glass to one of the Car assemblers in Nigeria (i.e. if they are not already doing so to 1 or 2 assemblers) then they should have bigger and expanding sales if the FG continues of the path of increased local content for cars in Nigeria. Vitafoam can even benefit from this too sef. |
Sunrisepebble:The current numbers suggest that should be doable. Some shareholders were even asking for N7 going forward. If they can sustain the interim at N2 and Final at N3 I think they have tried. |
UBA directors picking up units on the floor. Good sign. In the last AGM TOE reported the last Rights was fully subscribed. That they will still do a further rights offer to meet up CBN recapitalization target. That they won't do a PO but rights as they want shareholders to benefit fully from the growth of the bank's assets now that the market's valuation is underpricing them. |
yMcy56:SEPLAT is not as liquid as it should be. The negative side of the high market price per unit coupled with the 100k single transaction to move is not helpful. |
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RodgersAkpafu:I notice two Zenith Bank dividend credits. One tallied exactly with What I had before rights, plus the rights. And additional I bought on the floor. While the other credit matched the public offer I took. Looks like the PO was separated out in the dividend payments. If you have not got the PO dividends perhaps it is still on the way or you had a different account for its dividend payment or something separated it out and it should be hanging somewhere waiting to be credited to you. |
Pete002:Yes those who bought the public offer last year are qualified to get this divided. |
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KarlTom:Did he talk about the UBA capital raise. The 2025Q1 showed the last capital raise is not yet completed. Perhaps like GTB they didn't raise up to 60% of what they set out to raise for the rights. |
chimex38:I think this is where governors and local entrepreneurs need to work as a team and grow the GDP of their states. Perhaps upcoming change in State security arrangements being vested more in the hand of the state instead of the FG will help governors create a more secure environment for security. The VAT changes will also empower the governor that seats up unlike what used to happen. I am looking at Edo state, pray all Agric related stocks there (PRESCO, OKOMU, ELLAHLAKES) will witness massive growth |
chimex38:The punch writer (Oluwakemi Abimbola) deep dive into the 2024 AFS revealed the following banks paid N205.6b wind fall tax Bank N (b) Zenith 63.31 UBA 57.91 GTCO 51.25 IBTC 17.18 Fidelity 13.33 Wema 2.62 This can now be compared to the N17.67b reported by FCMB I guess this is all they will be paying as the writer quoted the UBA's note For 2023 & 2024 based on engagements & reconciliations this is full payment N24.81 & 33.092 respectively for the years |
Youngzedd:When would people know he has started buying - weeks ? or months after ? Perhaps one can still get a middle or back row seat after then or no better seat again sef on the better stocks |
chimex38:They have added the new shares. They had 100% dilution from 19.8 to 39.6 billion shares listed. They reported paying windfall tax of N17.7 billion. I have not observed any other bank state their windfall tax on the income statement, perhaps its hidden in the notes or deferred. |
Dum20:There is success with morals and ethics and there is success without morals and ethics. In fact the Novel God father coined behind every great I think some are mixing moral decay and poor ethics with IQ here. People should look up what the IQ construct means. Or perhaps they don't care to know the definition of IQ and just use the abbreviation loosely to cover all forms of intelligence. |
SonofElElyonRet:Native Intelligence should be a combination of Emotional Intelligence and Social Intelligence. Leading people and organizations to deliver results successfully is not directly related to one's IQ but rather to one's Emotional Intelligence & Social Intelligence. It's also worth noting that having high IQ doesn't automatically mean one is gifted with a high EI or SI Below are some definitions from Meta AI to help in getting a better view of the definitions of IQ, EI and SI so as not to mix them all up as the same thing. Intelligence Quotient (IQ) is a score derived from standardized tests designed to measure human intelligence, particularly cognitive abilities such as reasoning, problem-solving, and thinking. Emotional Intelligence (EI) refers to the ability to recognize and understand emotions in oneself and others, and to use this awareness to guide thought and behavior, enabling effective relationships and decision-making. Social intelligence refers to the ability to effectively navigate and negotiate complex social relationships and environments. It's a multifaceted construct that involves several key components, including social awareness, social cognition, social skills and behavior, and empathy and perspective-taking.¹ Think of social intelligence like a Swiss Army knife of social skills, with each tool serving a specific purpose. It's what allows us to understand others' motivations, empathize with their feelings, and respond appropriately in various social contexts. In essence, social intelligence is about being able to read the room, understand the unspoken rules and expectations, and adapt your behavior to different social situations. It's a vital skill that can make all the difference in our personal and professional lives.² ³ |


