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GeeKudi:Agree those that want to monetize part of their share distribution payment doing so. |
Sunrisepebble:I think UBA has adequate eps to support N4 annual dividend payment for 2024 and going forward even with enlarged number of shares. 2024Q3 eps was nearly N15. With enlarged shares and Q4 profits, eps should stay flat. And this eps does not include the gains in comprehensive income. Without further devaluations comprehensive income won't be like x3 profit again. (Year to Q3 profit was N0.5T and Comprehensive Income was 1.6T) |
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/43132_UNITED_BANK_FOR_AFRICA_PLC-APPROVAL_OF_GROUP_AFS_FOR_THE_YEAR_ENDED_DECEMBER_31,_2024_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_FEBRUARY_2025.pdf CBN reviewers need to sit up. They get to know the dividend proposed by UBA and other market sensitive information which they can take advantage of. Are they more skilled than the Auditors of the banks? What's the earliest time the results and dividend declaration will be released to the public? 2 weeks or 4 weeks? I estimate a final dividend payment of not less than N2. That is total dividend payment of N4. |
ositadima1:With weighted average entry price of about N11, Oando is +6 baggers for me right now. |
Streetinvestor2:I dey Ellah and Oando. Ellah is passing through the development stage of a new business. Maybe the palm trees are still in the nursery. As I dey pray make crude oil price no drop nah so I dey pray make Ellah lakes palm trees begin fruit and make palm oil price stay high. Then the company will move to cash cow stage. In both Ellah and Oando patience is key. Person wey no get patience or want now now cash cow stock can go for Presco or Seplat or Geregu sef. |
chimex38:A nice thread worth following for the investment or is it stock speculation biased. A fair dose of fundamentals, technicals, jokes and gbas gbos making it not monotonous. If I no need the fundamental or gbas gbos post I just jump ahead if I need I read and take (widen my view) or enjoy what it brings. |
Princkez:Many ways to skin the cat. Sounds like my xyz way. That way profitability will be accelerated as it is another way of recovering the original funds that was lost leading to the confiscation and redistribution of shares of the former delinquent shareholder. But the redistribution is excellent as it appears management is confident the turnaround they have started will generate enough money to strengthen the balance sheet. |
chimex38:Pray it’s that small cloud, the beginning of abundant showers of blessings. |
Locotrader:Too much ogogoro for the parry |
chimex38:I no read the story. But it could be related to some Nigerians coming to attend dental clinic in Nigeria as there are some advantages for doing so. Or like that CNN anchor story. Former CNN anchor Isha Sesay, of Sierra Leonean descent, brought her mother to Nigeria for medical treatment. She praised the Nigerian medical staff for their exceptional care, noting that her mother was admitted to Lagoon Hospital in Apapa, where she spent three months in the Intensive Care Unit.  Stuff like this here and there. |
mikeapollo:Is it that complicated. Out of xyz units, distribute x and sell yz and put proceeds into balance sheet |
Raider76:I am saying distribute some shares and monetize the rest to boost balance sheet and profitability. |
Streetinvestor2:They can always steal whatever they want to steal if they are bent on it. And they can distribute as they deem fit. So no worries. But if they have decided to distribute shares they better monetize it to improve profits while giving out something immediately to shareholders also. They can always continue chop profits in fat emoluments etc instead of creditors collecting a larger chunk. Abi OandO is part of the creditors ni. |
Bagwa:Wish a major part of the shares to be redistributed is sold publicly or privately or to creditors and the money reinjected into the shareholder reserves and balance sheet. |
emmanuelewumi:Maybe they are loading turn by turn and not in one go. Surprised I didn’t see breakdown of what was added and when. Perhaps they will load that later too. |
eddyakinrinde:I looked at my CSCS statement online to see my portfolio at end of January and saw my zenith had increased by the amount for rights and PO I applied for. Clicked to see more details but no further details came up. Usually one can see further details of when such additions occurred - date and volumes. |
PuristForest:Worst case scenario is a flat market and not a fall due to any wave theory I think effects of naira devaluation can mess up any TA waves without some correction or adjustments for massive devaluation. Also fundamentals in Naira terms is on upwards trajectory for many stocks with low levels or none existing overvaluations. Also the economy is still experiencing growth. Worst case I forecast is a flat index and not a drop. This can materialize from a global problem like rapid oil price drop. Without a negative impactful global (or local) event the market will climb up. Perhaps gradually perhaps steeply. |
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chimex38:Perhaps many live pay check to pay check due to inadequate salaries. It’s easier to invest when one has money left over after completing all expenses. |
megawealth01:I prefer my Oando to Access. |
OakPearl:A key root cause reason Otedola was not happy with the send-off party for the outgoing MD of first bank is summarized below. A top employee of the bank informed TheCable that Otedola was “seriously irked” when he learned that a whopping sum was spent on a send-off party for Adesola Adeduntan, the former MD of the bank who was reportedly forced to resign over alleged negligence in a N60 billion electronic fraud. https://www.thecable.ng/the-insider-turmoil-in-first-bank-as-furious-otedola-wields-the-big-stick-after-lavish-party/?form=MG0AV3 FBN was not having an end year party for staff, but were having a lavish party with an MD allegedly linked with N60 billion fraud and who was forced out because of the financial losses to FBN and its stakeholders (Staff & Shareholders). While Oando was celebrating a major key milestone in its history. A parry worth the celebration and creation of memories for the new and old staff of the bigger Oando. |
mikeapollo:Let Davido, Wizkid and Burna Boy collect some oil money joor. And let the staff parry free with the stars and rejoice for the year's successes. Tony also posted some of his UBA Christmas party pictures online. Go get your snacks at the AGM .By the way Wale & Management should sell the shares of the debtor to better investors at +N100 and use the proceeds to boost SHF into positive territory while distributing the remaining cash to shareholders to do whatever they choose to do with. |
mikeapollo:Oando needs to celebrate the big achievements it has made this year with the successful acquisition of NAOC assets with workers. The bigger Oando work force (ex NAOC & old Oando) need morale boosters of belonging to a great BIG Oando to ginger them to do exploits of restoration of assets to top notch production performance. Abeg the staff needs the party to keep their spirits high to rev up production safely while thinking out of the box and enjoying their team working that will surely deliver results. What you need is to get your snacks at the AGM . |
essentialone1:Bank rates for buying today was about 1540 |
mikeapollo:Shareholders are not the only stakeholders in Oando. The staff who create the value we all enjoy are also critical stakeholders that have worked very hard in the year and deserve their usual Christmas parry. Christmas party is not for shareholders but for Oando staff. It's attending AGM and any snacks shared there that is for we shareholders when it comes to parry and merriment . |
mikeapollo:It's how cash is coming into the picture that was making me think of scenarios. If there is a firm agreement for disposal. Then cash may come in from any fat cat that wants to repay a chunk of the outstanding debt for a chunk of the shares. Then some cash can be distributed to shareholders (and perhaps some to SHF) and the remaining chunk of shares not taken by fat cats distributed. |
HesInMe:The message is the debt is written off and currently not in balance sheet assets. That looks clear. But the debtor holds so much Oando shares that can now be distributed to other shareholders except the debtor finds money to pay back to secure some or all the debtors Oando Plc shares from being distributed to every other shareholder. The AGM letter get as it is worded |
mikeapollo:What if the delinquent debtor changes mind and not want to part with any Oando PLC shares or the whole lot of shares and say this one wey you hold be for shirt through AGM I go pay back small small or in full. That means no more shares will be distributed but cash will be the way out (if debt paid back in full) or part shares part cash (if debt paid back in part). And the post AGM letter indicate either can happen somehow as the way forward is not cast in stone with its tone. Any way it goes the money written off from account books will come back to support the shareholder funds. Do you know if the written off amount is big enough to turn shareholder funds positive if written back ? |
designking:Remember Mr Time and patience is very important. As it may happen quickly or it may be delayed. But the probability of it happening is far higher now following the last AGM. Once SHF is positive coast will be very clear for uptake by investors. Patience may be needed. |
Oando may not move well until its numbers and share distribution become clear. Or until a market mover understands it better and swoops in. Mr Time will bring clarity to the investment value of Oando, Aradel & Seplat and Mr Market will adjust Oando price up. Mr Time has the final say on how high up. This thread has a market valuation of Oando in solid 3 digits above N 170. Patience is key for this Oando parry. |
Sunrisepebble: Sunrisepebble:You're likely right on Transcorp not being the owner of AFAM VI As its clearly stated on Transcorp PLC's Afam power subsidiary web page that they own I to V with total capacity for 2000 MW. https://transcorppower.com/tapl/ |
