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The return of my money supercedes the return on my money! ![]() |
Nigeria government even carry their corruption and mediocrity go USA? ![]() |
Valthegreat:You don't mean it? ![]() |
Joyful365:Prophet has malaria! Na mosquito cause am! ![]() |
purity2all:Another one from the email cell group! ![]() Valuable in marketing the stocks they're about to sell? ![]() Una think na only una wise? |
SonofElElyonRet:You think you can gaslight me? ![]() |
9free:NSEMPA na really for jokes! Why would someone profess that value investors are buying O&O Yahooze Nigeria Ltd. if not that the fellow is joking? ![]() A company that the shareholder's funds is negative and this same company has humongous debt. ![]() |
pluto09:Alright Pluto Presido ![]() I talk am, dem email gangs done dey come out from their hole small small. ![]() |
SonofElElyonRet:You're probably a part of this email group? ![]() |
SonofElElyonRet:You no hear say na the email correspondence people dey plan how dem go take pump and dump stocks of mediocre companies? |
SonofElElyonRet:Him analysis be like paralysis! ![]() Prophet say the value of Oando na between 700 to 800 Naira? I sure say prophet done high. |
Streetinvestor2:See 2 members of the email ga.ng ![]() Make we start to dey expose them here. Wetin una want discuss wey una no fit discuss fo here ,if not be monkey hunting?
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ProphetUtuocha:Based on a comprehensive analysis of Oando PLC's financial health, valuation metrics, growth prospects, and risk factors using the latest available data (as of August 2025), here is an evaluation of its suitability for value investors: ### 📉 **1. Financial Health: Significant Concerns** - **Negative Shareholder Equity**: Oando reports **negative book value of -₦305.88 billion** (H1 2025), with liabilities (₦7.07 trillion) exceeding assets (₦6.76 trillion) . This results in a problematic **price-to-book ratio of -2.9x** (vs. sector average of 1.1x) . - **High Debt Burden**: Total debt includes a $375 million reserve-based lending facility. While debt restructuring is underway, the leverage remains extreme (**debt-to-equity ratio of -1,044%**) . - **Profitability Pressures**: H1 2025 revenue fell 15% YoY to ₦1.72 trillion, and gross profit declined 28% due to reduced trading activity and weaker oil prices . ### 📊 **2. Valuation Metrics: Mixed Signals** - **Earnings Strength**: H1 2025 EPS surged to ₦5 (from a ₦4 loss in H1 2024). Annualized EPS of ₦10 implies a forward P/E of **5.3x**—well below peers (CONOIL: 98.5x, Sector Avg: 43.5x) . - **Market Pricing vs. Fair Value**: - Current price: ₦53.10 (as of Aug 3, 2025) . - SimplyWall.st estimates intrinsic value at ₦57 (7% undervalued) . - Investing.com models suggest ₦55–₦60 fair value (3–13% upside) . - **Low Price/Sales Ratio**: 0.2x vs. sector average of 1.1x, indicating potential undervaluation relative to revenue . ### 🚀 **3. Growth Catalysts: Operational Strengths** - **Production Surge**: Upstream output jumped 63% YoY to 37,012 boepd, driven by NAOC asset integration and operational improvements . - **Strategic Diversification**: Expanding into LNG, metals trading, and clean energy (e.g., solar module assembly, EV buses) to offset PMS import declines . - **Reserve Expansion**: NAOC acquisition boosted recoverable reserves to 983 million boe, potentially generating $11 billion in future cash flows . ### ⚠️ **4. Key Risks for Value Investors** - **Balance Sheet Instability**: Negative equity and high liabilities could trigger dilution or restructuring failures . - **Regulatory/Litigation Risks**: Ongoing delisting disputes with minority shareholders may create overhangs . - **Market Volatility**: 52-week range of ₦26–₦98.40 highlights extreme price swings (+146% YoY but -11.6% weekly) . - **Sector Headwinds**: Dangote Refinery competition reduced PMS imports, pressuring trading revenue . ### 💎 **Conclusion: Cautious Opportunity for Risk-Tolerant Value Investors** Oando presents a **high-risk, high-reward profile**: - ✅ **Potential Buy Case**: If debt restructuring succeeds (planned for Q3 2025) and production growth sustains, the stock could reach ₦60 (13% upside). Its low P/E and operational turnaround align with deep-value strategies . - ❌ **Avoid Case**: Traditional value investors should steer clear due to negative equity, erratic profitability, and leverage. The absence of dividends exacerbates these concerns . **Recommendation**: Only suitable for investors with **high risk tolerance** and a conviction in management's ability to execute restructuring. Monitor Q3 2025 debt resolution outcomes and production targets (40,000 boepd) closely before committing . |
ProphetUtuocha:Oando is for gamblers aka hope investors; there is no value in Oando. ![]() |
Based on a comprehensive analysis of Oando PLC's financial statements, market positioning, and industry benchmarks, the estimated fair value range in August 2025 is **₦55–₦60 per share**. This assessment integrates asset-based, equity-based, liability-based, and earnings-based valuations using data from the company's H1 2025 results and comparable metrics. ### 📊 1. **Asset-Based Valuation (Net Asset Value Approach)** - **Total Assets**: ₦6.76 trillion (as of 30 June 2025) . - **Total Liabilities**: ₦7.07 trillion . - **Net Equity**: **-₦305.88 billion** (attributable to shareholders), translating to **negative book value per share** . - **Key Adjustments**: - Recent NAOC asset consolidation (₦44 billion capex in H1 2025) . - Upward revaluation potential from Angola's Block KON 13 operatorship and lithium/gold assets . - **Limitation**: Negative equity complicates traditional NAV models, but strategic asset growth may unlock future value. ### 💰 2. **Equity-Based Valuation (Market Multiples)** - **Market Capitalization**: ₦774.72 billion . - **Price-to-Book (P/B) Ratio**: -2.9x (vs. sector average of 1.1x), reflecting market skepticism about negative equity . - **Peer Comparison**: - Oando trades at a P/E of 3.4x, significantly below peers like CONOIL (98.5x) and TOTAL (58.8x) . - Discount attributed to debt concerns and Nigeria's macroeconomic volatility . ### ⚖️ 3. **Liability-Adjusted Valuation** - **Debt Overhang**: High liabilities (₦7.07 trillion) include a $375 million Reserve-Based Lending facility . - **Mitigating Factors**: - Capital restructuring initiatives (equity raise/debt conversions) planned for Q3 2025 . - ₦12.97 billion net finance income in H1 2025 from liability management . - **Risk**: Without successful deleveraging, liabilities could erode equity value further. ### 📈 4. **Earnings-Based Valuation (EPS Focus)** - **H1 2025 EPS**: ₦5 (vs. ₦4 loss in H1 2024) . - **Annualized EPS**: ₦10 (assuming linear growth). - **P/E Application**: - **Current P/E**: 3.4x . - **Fair Value Range**: ₦34/share (₦10 EPS × 3.4x). - **Growth Catalysts**: - 63% YoY production growth (37,012 boepd) . - Trading diversification into LNG/metals to offset PMS decline . ### 🔍 5. **Synthesis of Fair Value (August 2025)** The conflicting valuations (negative NAV vs. strong earnings momentum) are reconciled below: | **Valuation Method** | **Key Inputs** | **Output (₦/share)** | |----------------------|----------------|----------------------| | **Net Asset Value** | Adjusted for NAOC assets | Negative | | **Market Multiples** | Peer P/E average: 43.5x | ₦34 (conservative) | | **Growth Premium** | 72% production growth; Angola expansion | +₦21–₦26 | | **Target Range** | EPS growth + strategic premium | **₦55–₦60** | ### ⚠️ 6. **Key Risks & Catalysts** - **Downside Risks**: - Litigation over delisting/minority shareholders . - Refined product trading headwinds from Dangote Refinery . - **Upside Catalysts**: - Full NAOC integration and drilling programs (target: 40,000 boepd) . - Lithium/gold mining investments (production decision by Q3 2025) . ### 💎 Conclusion Oando's fair value of **₦55–₦60 per share** balances its **operational strengths** (production growth, diversification) against **financial weaknesses** (negative equity, debt). This represents a **40–50% upside** from the current ₦53.10 price , driven by earnings recovery and asset monetization. Investors should monitor the Q3 2025 capital restructuring outcomes and commodity price trends closely. The conservative price of Oando should be around ₦30. But,I can't even buy it for ₦5 because Oando has a big debt. |
Based on a **fundamental analysis** of FBN Holdings Plc (First Bank Nigeria's parent company) using asset, equity, liability, and earnings data (projected for 2025), here's a *theoretical* fair value estimate for **August 2025**: **Key Assumptions & Methodology:** 1. **Data Source:** Relies on FBNH's latest reported results (H1 2024 likely available by Aug 2025, FY 2024 audited results, and management guidance/projections for 2025). 2. **Valuation Models:** * **Price-to-Book (P/B) Ratio:** Primarily based on **Shareholders' Equity** (Assets - Liabilities). Adjusted for factors like Non-Performing Loan (NPL) ratio and Return on Equity (ROE). * **Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio:** Based on projected **Earnings Per Share (EPS)** for 2025. * **Dividend Discount Model (DDM):** Considers projected dividends per share and cost of equity (less emphasized here, but part of holistic view). 3. **Projections for 2025 (Illustrative - Requires Actual Data):** * **Shareholders' Equity:** ₦1.65 - ₦1.75 Trillion (Moderate growth from FY 2024). * **Total Assets:** ₦12.5 - ₦13.2 Trillion. * **NPL Ratio:** ~5.0% (Continued improvement, but above pre-COVID levels). * **ROE:** 18% - 22% (Improving trend towards historical norms). * **EPS (2025 Projected):** ₦5.80 - ₦6.50 (Reflecting moderate loan book growth, stable NIMs, lower impairment charges). * **Shares Outstanding:** ~35.9 Billion. 4. **Peer Comparison:** Compared to major Nigerian banks (Zenith, GTCO, UBA, Access) on P/B and P/E metrics. FBNH historically trades at a discount due to past governance/asset quality issues, but this is narrowing. 5. **Macro Factors:** Assumes relative stability in Nigeria's FX market, inflation moderating slightly, and no major policy shocks impacting banking significantly by Aug 2025. **Estimated Fair Value Range (as of August 2025):** * **P/B Approach:** * Projected Book Value per Share (BVPS): ₦1,650B / 35.9B = ₦45.96 - ₦1,750B / 35.9B = ₦48.75 * **Fair P/B Multiple:** 0.65x - 0.80x (Reflecting improved performance but still a slight discount to Tier-1 peers averaging ~0.9x-1.2x). * **Fair Value Range (P/B):** ₦45.96 * 0.65 = **₦29.87** to ₦48.75 * 0.80 = **₦39.00** * **P/E Approach:** * Projected EPS: ₦5.80 - ₦6.50 * **Fair P/E Multiple:** 5.5x - 7.0x (Reflecting Nigerian market risk and banking sector dynamics, compared to peer range of ~5x-8x). * **Fair Value Range (P/E):** ₦5.80 * 5.5 = **₦31.90** to ₦6.50 * 7.0 = **₦45.50** **Synthesized Fair Value Estimate:** * **Lower Bound:** ₦30.00 * **Mid-Point:** ₦35.00 - ₦37.00 * **Upper Bound:** ₦42.00 **Key Value Drivers & Risks:** * **Positives:** Sustained improvement in **asset quality** (lower NPLs), strong **equity base**, improving **ROE**, resilient **earnings generation**, dominant retail franchise. * **Negatives/Risks:** **Naira devaluation** (impacts FX liabilities & capital ratios), **inflationary pressures** (operating costs), **regulatory changes** (CRR, Loan-to-Deposit ratios), **competition**, **execution risk** on digital transformation, potential for **governance concerns** resurfacing. **Conclusion:** Based on projected **assets, equity, liabilities, and earnings per share** for August 2025, a reasonable **fair value estimate** for FBN Holdings Plc (FBNH) would be in the range of **₦35.00 to ₦37.00 per share**. **Crucial Disclaimer:** * **This is NOT investment advice.** This is a theoretical model based on projections and assumptions. * **Actual 2025 results will differ.** Market sentiment, unforeseen events, and actual financial performance will determine the real price. * **Conduct your own research (DYOR):** Consult FBNH's official financial reports, investor presentations, and reliable financial news sources before making any investment decisions. * **Forward-Looking Statements:** All projections involve significant uncertainty. To get the *actual* fair value assessment in August 2025, you would need to analyze FBNH's H1 2025 results (released around July/Aug 2025) and updated market consensus forecasts. |
Agbalowomeri:Na from excess remuneration or inflated cost of doing business! ![]() Na where man dey work him dey chop ![]() |
Agbalowomeri:He dey over chop through absurd cost of doing business. The dude and im gang na retired yahozee men . ![]() |
GeeKudi:AI has come to stay;life is now easier with it. ![]() |
chimex38:I know the company cannot go bankrupt; however,the company is a corruption cesspit. |
crownprince2017:It is like a ponzi,you never know when the bubble will burst. |
DeRuggedProff:The loss the management always declare goes to them as the reward for their deception.If the company goes bankrupt,the management has nothing to lose |
DeRuggedProff:AI even tried for giving it a fair value of ₦5; I cannot buy this company even at 5 Kobo. It is 99% certain that this company has never made a loss in the real sense;but all the management has been doing is to cook the accounts to make it seem like the company has been making losses. The invented loss goes to the corrupt management team as the reward for their deceptive bookkeeping. The management lacks integrity. |
Let me do this for the JIJO folks; FCMB is about to start a journey to the next destination. ![]() |
O & O Yahozee Nig. Ltd. ![]() In 2035, it will start paying dividends to the shellholders. ![]() |
Locotrader: ![]() |
Locotrader:This dude is confirmed retired yahoz.ee gan.gster! ![]() You're gaming the p.igs and pig.lets? ![]() |
The piggery business is all about slau.ght.ering the p.igs and pigl.ets! ![]() |
jonnysessy:Loco has jumped out of the rickety bus. ![]() |
crownprince2017:The management is not an efficient one. ![]() |
GeeKudi:You can only get mediocre performance from a mediocre/corrupt management. ![]() |
From the Oando result,you can see that Oando's liabilty is so big when compared to its asset. ![]() That is why I always go for best managed companies because I don't have time to waste with mediocre companies. ![]() |
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