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Umehj88:And a glimpse of our oil palm plantation next to the mill. |
SonofElElyonRet:I am on more than x4 too on Ellah. Offload + unboard ![]() |
Locotrader:Oando needs prayers for the party to start again, this time for the three digit milestone. |
Locotrader:Buy the latest venza, it’s hybrid, sleek portable and beautiful. Not those old fuel guzzlers o .
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Why now, which TA signal is sensing this. Let every bag in the NSE portfolio rise well well joor KarlTom: |
toyeoye:Big 9% down now. The food cooking is no more on fire, turning cold |
Agbalowomeri:Since they cannot pay interim and final dividend to reward shareholders, they are rewarding shareholders with growth in their shareholding pending when interim and final dividend will start gushing in. |
Dangote port coming to Olokola |
GeeKudi:Received tranche 1 in CSCS. |
SAK:I think CILEASING is consolidating at +/- N7. To me the business in in great health. Profit takers and those that need money will pull down the price from time to time till new data show clearly its earnings level has risen to new levels. With a book value of N15 even with the diluted shares which some are selling (pulling down price), I think the business should be good for the medium term with a market price trending towards its book value as a minimum. I think the market is watching how debt and profitability will play out going forward. ### 📉 Debt Situation at C & I Leasing (CILEASING) CILEASING’s **Total Debt to EBITDA ratio** currently stands at **6.0x**, which is relatively high. For context: - The **industry average** in the same sector is around **3.8x**, with a median of **2.4x**. - This places CILEASING in the **top quartile for leverage**, meaning it’s more indebted than most of its peers. This level of debt suggests the company is **highly leveraged**, and while not necessarily alarming, it does mean they’re more exposed to interest rate fluctuations and refinancing risks. ### 💸 Finance Costs vs Profitability Here’s the catch: - With a **high debt load**, **finance costs** (interest payments) can eat into profits — especially if earnings don’t grow fast enough to offset them. - In 2024, CILEASING reported **₦36.74 billion in gross earnings** and **₦1.6 billion in profit after tax**, which shows they’re still profitable. - However, the **thin margin** between earnings and profit suggests that rising finance costs could **erode profitability** if not managed carefully. ### 🧠 What to Watch Going Forward - **Interest Rate Trends**: If rates rise, finance costs will increase. - **EBITDA Growth**: If earnings grow faster than debt, the ratio improves. - **Debt Restructuring or Paydown**: Any moves to reduce debt would be a positive signal. |
crownprince2017:It indeed looks like they just need shareholders for the approval and are not looking up to them to source for the money as the money looks like it’s round the corner to just. They seem more interested in PP and not rights. That is the feeling I get. Whoever provides such funds will likely know what they doing. |
ndept:That’s a wrong example of insider trading as such trading were fully reported for us all to see and make whatever meaning we want to make of it. By either joining in buying or watching like a spectator. Also such trading is often restricted to periods after the results have been released while trading is not permitted for them while results are being compiled and vetted. |
Bbbwings:The last PO weight is too heavy. Too much dilution. Poor PE. However with recent bank share price rallies perhaps its PE is relatively not poor again. However the its last PO brought too much dilution. |
Umehj88:They need to spend some money to pave out that water puddle ![]() |
mikeapollo:The N50 you estimated is also plausible in event of a poor not exciting H1. This low market price related valuation may end being used |
Agbalowomeri:Sweet to some. Disgusting to others ![]() |
mikeapollo:From the picture attachment by Bagwa, converting $300m into shares is also on the table. It is clearly stated that the price to be used will be determined through book building and other means. It can be safely assumed only 10 billion new shares will be issued even if $300m of debt is converted into shares along with a fresh N500 billion being raised. This could imply a price of N100 possible if supported by the book building or other valuation method used. Think N50 is damn too low for use. It won’t be the smartest thing to do. Look at UBA they know the market is depressed or fearful in valuations and won’t do rights on just any low price I think N50 is damn low |
mikeapollo:Has the price for the capital raise or debt conversion been determined and stated or you are just making assumptions that N50 per share will be used? |
UBA has left ACCESS behind for these two reasons amongst others. 1. UBA raised its first recap at N35. While ACCESS did its raise (rights and po) at sub N20. 2. UBA will complete its capital raise at N50 very soon. These two reasons support a more robust book value per share for UBA following mandated CBN capital raise. While book value per share for ACCESS has been severely watered down. Thus ACCESS is fundamentally behind UBA post capital raise exercise. However some or perhaps many investors will still have an illusion that they are still mates and this can technically raise market price of ACCESS to play catch up with UBA. But how many bullion vans do such pockets have. With time both ACCESS and UBA will go further up. But UBA will likely stay ahead of ACCESS. |
Mpeace:The rights are designed for very heavy money that cannot be fulfilled on the floor quickly. Heavy money to fulfill CBN capital raise mandate without undue dilution. |
jonnysessy:Tony has done very well for shareholders concerning the mandated CBN capital raise by not diluting their shares any how in this relatively underpriced market of low PE’s. Especially in view of the huge amount CBN mandated UBA to raise. And it’s rights all the way to give shareholders priority to pick more units and fencing non shareholders from the exercise of getting UBA cheaply through the mandated capital raise. He should continue putting shareholders first by progressively increasing dividends. |
Olaide1295:Thanks for this. What does SOL stand for. FBNH got too many reds in the picture. |
Ibrahim505:Nice bull. With NB amongst the three banks (UBA, Zenith, Access) with these huge volumes, indeed suggest institutional investors entering the market. I hope they are mainly Nigerian and not foreign ones. Especially Nigerian ones moving from money markets with falling yields. This may even happen more if their money market bids are rejected. So which of these is happening or what else is happening if something else? |
SonofElElyonRet:Topped up more Oando at N54 to replace what I sold at N90 last year. |
PETERiCHY:Bought similar volume of Access at 22.35 and 22.4 yesterday as it is the cheapest bank stock at the moment. This your 22 is serious bargain hunt. |
KarlTom:Waiting for a higher low of N7 |
megawealth01:I have Costain. Also have Starcomms, UNIC & DUNLOP |
There are all kinds of knowledge. Information / Knowledge is Goood 1. FA for long term investing, 2. TA+SA+ whatever gives you info for imminent turnaround ahead of the curve for short/medium/long term speculative trading/investment. I have come across 1's and 2's on this forum and hugely contributed to contributing to their pros and cons of selected ones. Thanks to everyone that shares his/her thoughts here. Left for each investor to do his/her due diligence.
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megawealth01:It needs to reverse back to a new higher low of 7 biko |
megawealth01:Good sport (game) for the early birds who have enjoyed bonus and still got upward price rise despite bonus shares. Some stocks returns are real GOOD. |
EDUECO:One of the risks of investments. The risk is even higher when a company doesn't have good records of deploying resources efficiently to generate good returns. |
StanbicIBTC seem to have messed up today with the web stockbroking application. They have had poor quality service this week with contract notes not issued promptly, outstanding orders notification not issued promptly and trades not issued promptly. Messy service this week. Then today they just started selling a share I already sold earlier in the week all over again without a new sales instruction. What a mess ![]() They have done a mess like this some time in the distant past. Shocked to see such a mess again. One of the risks with brokers and IT systems ![]() |


