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Dangote Refinery : Retail Investor Incentive Programme ? I am having a really hard time understanding what the Dangote refinery Retail Investor Incentive Programme really means ? From the prospectus, it sounds like they would give each person 1 extra share (N525) if you keep the shares for a year and 2 if you keep them for 2 years. Is this true ? If it is so, I consider this an insult and a slap on the faces of their investors. So if Chief buys N50 million worth of Dangote's shares and keeps his capital tied down with Dangote for a full year, it is one single share that he will get as compensation ? What an insult !! This can never ever keep a person from selling his shares... never !!!! But on the other hand, what I had initially understand was that for every 10 units (minimum quantity) purchased, an extra 1 unit will be awarded free of charge after a year. Therefore, for 40,000 units purchased, an investor will get 4,000 extra units. That is : 1 for 10. Which of these is correct please ? |
baltty:I believe FCMB will do very well this year too. It may not pay up to N5.00 as dividend but it will certainly pay more than N4.00. And for a N11.90 stock, I think N4.00 - N4.90k dividend is an excellent deal. I also believe the share price will get to at least N25.00 before the year runs out considering their strong desire to correct their past errors and the massive forecast they posted last week. |
baltty: You guys are not looking in the right direction at all !!! At this point your attention should be on the silent hero that no one is paying any attention to. ...the hero is FCMB !!! FCMB is certainly going to end their 2026 year with a 224% YoY profit !! Does that not amaze you ? They made N73,000,000 Bn in 2024, made N177,000,000 Bn in 2025 (242% YoY) and now their revenue forecast shows N400,700,000 Bn (224% YoY) for 2026 !!! That is massive !!! And more too that the stock price is still at N11.90. It rose from 11.10 this week to 11.95 just because of this and I am sure it will finish next week at N15.00. I am really sure of that. I foresee it catching up with Fidelity at N20.00 before December 2026. I intend to add more units to what I already have on Monday, latest Tuesday. I have a feeling they will pay a dividend of not less that N5.00 this year. For me, I am no longer looking in the direction of the FUGAZ. FCMB is now my own FUGAZ... LOL. If you have ears, hear ooo !!!!!! I believe FCMB will do very well this too. It may not pay up to N5.00 as dividend but it will certainly pay more than N4.00. And for a N11.90 stock, I think N4.00 - N4.90k dividend is an excellent deal. I also believe the share price will get to at least N25.00 before the year runs out considering their strong desire to correct their past errors and the massive forcaste they posted last week. |
magi6:FCMB is on fire !!!!! |
The last time we discussed this, everyone was asking how FMCG products can be sold across West and Central Africa. Well, I did my digging and I believe NELISS International can go along way in assisting with this. I suggest you start from their website : www.neliss.com
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When is the deadline for the submission or nomination of candidates ? Maybe I'll stop by at the US information office. I do believe there are many young Nigerians who are eligible for this invitation... Linda Ikeji for instance ... |
Wow ! I think I need to talk to our Sales Director about this export thing as well. It looks like a hidden secret only a few people are taping from. |
Great projects you have lined up. As I was saying in some other thread, it is also very profitable for manufacturers to directly export their products instead of waiting for truck owners and traders to do it for them. Another part of it too is that the cost of directly exporting is very low compared to the huge profits. If you can, just like I did, go and read more at : www.nigeria-fmcg-exports.com |
It is very profitable for manufacturers to directly export their products instead of waiting for truck owners and traders to do it for them. Another part of it too is that the cost of directly exporting is very low compared to the huge profits. If you can, read more just like I did at : www.nigeria-fmcg-exports.com |
NELISS International is the only company in Lagos I know that renders business services to companies with regards to Business Expansion, Export Sales & Marketing, etc to French speaking countries in West and Central Africa. |
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