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jideflash:How did you know? The article didn't list the banks? |
65% LDR sanction already applied by CBN seven days before deadline. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/12/cbn-debits-banks-n650bn-for-loan-to-deposit-ratio-failure/ |
TraDeRR:Subscription? As in the platform is not hosted on their own server? |
You mean a woman nagging is a sign of love. I reject that kind of love for my enemy. |
Biafran4life:Apologies |
Mcy56:No vex ma. I was in the spirit then. |
OLAJADON:The question you asked is the question in the mind of every investor- knowing when to buy and sell. There is no straight answer to it. It is majority gut feeling. |
OLAJADON:This guy is on a long thing. Even Jesus fit no know the answer to your question let alone us humans |
[quote author=emmanuelewumi post=84461392]I wish you good luck, you are better off buying Lafarge or Dangcem at their current prices. [/quote Boss I no get liver reach for Dangote cement. Lafarge is on my radar |
rebekah2011: ![]() |
chillykelly86:Here you go. Line 3 - 6 is in billions FY 18 CCNN OBU Enlarged OBU Energy Coal & LPFO Gas Gas, Coal & LPFO shares 13,143,502 40,000 33,864,354 Revenue 31,721,962 87,290,610. 119,012,572 EBIT. 7,874,575 35,149,843 43,024,418 PAT 5,731,320 58,585,867 64,317,187 COGS per ton (N) (23,592) (19,727) (20,757) Gross margin 45% 54% 51% EPS (N) 0.44 1,465 1.90 ROE. 2% 68% 15% Debt to Capital 0.16% 4% 0.93% BVPS (N) 25.37 2,150.37 12.39 P/B (x) 0.65 0.01 1.32 P/E (x) 37.61 0.01 8.63 |
chillykelly86:The table comparing the two financials could not be pasted here. Anyway I'm in already at N15. If I die I die |
rebekah2011:The analysis was done using 2018 financials of both company. Going by that financials, CCNN is not more profitable than OBU. Infact EPS of OBU is N1,465 in 2018 compared to CCNN of 0.44k. OBU is not acquiring CCNN. They are both owned by the same person. They are simply merging the two together. The price was calculated from the cumulative figures after the merger |
For those looking for analysis of CCNN and Obi merger, you can peruse below: We recently received the scheme of merger document showing details of the proposed merger between CCNN and sister company, OBU Cement (“OBU”), as announced in late October. The merger entails absorption of all CCNN’s assets, liabilities and undertakings by OBU Cement and consequently a delisting of CCNN’s shares from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on January 8th, 2020 and listing of the enlarged entity on same day. Upon conclusion of the merger, existing OBU and CCNN shareholders will hold 61.2% and 38.8% of the enlarged OBU which will have total of 33.8 billion shares. For context, pre-merger, OBU held 40 million units of shares (100% held by BUA Group) which is being reconstructed in a 1-for-518 exchange ratio and increased to 20.7 billion units, while CCNN’s 13.1 billion shares, was included in the enlarged entity on a 1-for-1 exchange ratio. Going by the valuation provided in the scheme document (See here: CCNN_Obu Scheme Document), the additional shares to be created by OBU to integrate all shareholders of CCNN, is valued at N460,022,533,810. This translates to a per share valuation of N35, which is at a premium to CCNN’s current 9M 19 BVPS of N25.6 and market price of N16.4. The merger consideration is at a 74% premium to our FVE of N20.14 for CCNN. At the end of the merger the equity value of the enlarged entity will settle at N1.2 trillion. Unlike the previous merger of CCNN and Kalambaina, we see some value accretion for existing CCNN shareholders from the merger. Combining the published FY 18 numbers of both CCNN and OBU (which is yet to reflect the additional 3 MT launched in November 2018) and also adjusting for the increase in the enlarged entity shares to 33.9 billion, we note that the combined entity’s earnings per share and ROE would have settled at N1.90 and 15% respectively (excluding the impact of prior years’ cumulative tax benefit of OBU in 2018, EPS and ROE would have been N0.80 and 6.5% respectively), compared to reported N0.44 and 2% respectively by CCNN. However, the higher EPS and ROE are still below the respective level reported by CCNN as a standalone business in 2017 of N2.57 and 22%. Table 1: Key Financials Pre and Post-merger Upon conclusion of the merger, total production capacity of the enlarged entity will increase to 8MT, comprising CCNN’s 2MT plant in Sokoto and OBU’s 6MT in Okpella, both of which include new 1.5 MT and 3MT which came on bard late 2018, respectively. Based on CCNN’s price per ton, we estimate that both entities produced 2.8MT in 2018 which translates to a utilization rate of 80% – CCNN on an adjusted basis: 59% and OBU: 68% on 3MT. Interestingly, reflecting the improved energy source at CCNN (now largely coal) starting Q2 2018 and a largely gas powered plant in OBU, by our estimate, the enlarged entity’s gross margin of 51% inches closer to DANGCEM’s leading margin of 57.5% and above Lafarge Africa’s of 31% (Ex-South Africa). |
Nobody wan sell Chams again? |
PETERiCHY:Guilty as charged. We only stated the facts but facts it seems don't move a market. Although I later bought at N5.6 |
owolabi5:Ha! that's too high o |
https://thenationonlineng.net/court-bars-22-banks-from-accepting-mastercard-transactions/ Chams' momentum getting stronger |
Mcy56:Is it likely to get to N40 with this momentum? Bought at N33 and looking for opportunity to jump off... I meant to ask about FO not Zenith |
https://www.proshareng.com/news/Data---Financial-Inclusion/NIMC---Court-Stops-Issuing-of-National-I/48056 Chams about to get their pay from treacherous Mastercard? |
onegentleguy:Happy birthday boss. More knowledge to your medula and more ink to your pen |
locodemy:Meaning they have seen it already. insider things |
Any news on Courtvielle? Why so much bid? |
onegentleguy:Boss thanks for this info. I already have cutix shares. Was trying to know which direction to take |
According to Cutix's announcement, they are planning to acquire adswitch plc. Gurus in the house what is the impact of the news on both companies' share price? |
UBA dividend don land o |
I remember Stcool mentioned a management reshuffle in Chams. Confirmed it with the replacement of the MD with a young fin-tech guy. I would like to know what their new business direction, goal and strategy is? Any info on this will be welcomed. |
swilo:The figures are damn impressive. I wish that was my account. |
swilo:Sure. Last last they will be acquired |
meshpips:My eyes must be seeing double? You grew $500 deposit to $11,000? |

