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onegentleguy:You are doing really well. And I see you going places. But pls I suggest you create a new forum exclusively for your subscribers, where you could reach them directly, easily and more conveniently rather than these messages that do not mean much to we that are not subscribers. |
yMcy56:Seplat doing 10% today. I pray they reserve all these bids for another 10% tomorrow. |
IYGEAL:Yesterday was sunday. |
chibaby1985:If UBA with projected eps of over N16 for the year fail to pay up to N3 as dividend for the year then wahala go dey. Same applies to other some banks |
veecovee:Banks mights still pay up to 10% despite the directive from the former CBN governor. |
emmanuelewumi:If Otedola moves Zenith, other banks will experience some movement. |
femu:So Otedola did not see Access bank (the most "acquisition" bank in Nigeria) to buy, na Zenith wey dey high he want buy. Btw He wants to own and be in the board of both FBNH and Zenith. Is that allowed? |
yMcy56:Wow. This is awesome. But I think something is about to happen in the life of seplat. Its along time seplat had bids up to this level. |
Zagee:GSK payment is mor than the 17.42 they quoted. There is the question of a major shareholder giving up his payment, and also a certain money to be distributed after the whole arrangement. |
Its not Oando, Transcorp or any of the listed companies that is buying the shell onshore asset. |
Renaissance Africa Energy has confirmed the signing of what it called a landmark transaction with Shell PLC to acquire its entire shareholding in the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited. Renaissance is a consortium consisting of ND Western Limited, Aradel Holdings Plc, the Petrolin Group, FIRST Exploration and Petroleum Development Company Limited, and the Waltersmith Group. Shell had earlier announced that Shell PLC on Tuesday said it has “reached an agreement to sell its oil business in the Niger Delta, the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC)” to Renaissance Africa Energy. In a statement on its website Tuesday, Renaissance said the acquisition marks a significant milestone, establishing its strategic position in the Nigerian market. The consortium said it was “committed to ensuring a smooth transition and looks forward to leveraging its expertise, in partnership with SPDC’s industry-leading staff and working in partnership with all the stakeholders in the SPDC-JV to drive continued growth and success in Nigeria and beyond”. However, Renaissance said, “the completion of the transaction is subject to the requisite regulatory approvals.” Also reacting, one of the companies that made up the consortium, Aradel Holdings Plc said the acquisition “marks a significant milestone for Aradel, which will bring enormous benefits to its shareholders, further strengthen its financial outlook and consolidate its strategic positioning in the Nigerian energy market”. Aradel disclosed that it is committed to working in partnership with all the stakeholders in Renaissance and the SPDC Joint Venture to ensure a smooth transition and drive continued growth and success in Nigeria and beyond. Aradel’s Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director, Adegbite Falade, was quoted as saying: “This successful acquisition represents a key step in our journey to becoming a leading energy company in Africa and aligns with our long-term strategic growth plans. It also demonstrates our commitment to our “3R” Strategy of Resilience, Robustness, and Redundancy.” Shell, for years, has sought to sell its Nigerian oil and gas business but will remain active in Nigeria’s more lucrative and less problematic offshore sector. |
I am begining to think that with time, the focus of investor on NSE will shift from % return in dividends to capital appreciation. It is clear to us all that stocks like Transcorp hotel may never pay as much dividend as to justify their current price(so too may other stocks) yet billions keep getting into them and the market. Surely, not all the money that has entered this market can leave by dividend period this year. Alot will remain, and alot will still enter. Tinubu's government has only done less than a year and many believe his govt will favor NSE. We will just watch and see how investors react in the coming months. Surely, new lessons and new theories will emerge. |
Locotrader:With good "insider info" you can invest in oly one stock and make it big time. I have been imagining if i had put all my investment in Transcorp when My average was 99kobo, I for done retire by now. |
megawealth01:I am happy you highlighted the bolded. For those pointing at the efcc fx investigation, government will not alliw anyone touch dangote |
stcool:Most companies will always do a "turnaround" in price before a right issue. |
These seplat people no want make we make small change. They did some crossing at 2,500, over 200k units yet price no change. |
debeey87:Reason I didn't use Access as example. I already promise that guy(Wigwe) that whatever he does, I will not sell my Access until whatever he is cooking with our money is done. He wants to buy all the banks in africa before rewarding investors. |
ojeysky:Uba eps for the year should be over 15naira. So ordinarily they can pay even more than that. But... |
stcool:If he unbundles transcorp and move the power segment to geregu price level, then he can compete with dangote |
unite4real:Fidelity: I hope they meet up with any CBN new recapitalization demand as the current right issue may not raise enough fund for that purpose. FCMB: will surely catch up with fidelity once fidelity gets to its real price. Current fidelity price might have been raised Wema: trying to raise their price in preparation for their right issue. Generally: the CBN upcoming recapitalization demand may push bank's OS to over 50billion. |
DUNKA:If you know how these governments work, you will know that this is just aimed at clearing dangote of any allegations. He will come out cleaner than he actually is. |
KayOn1:We that are not in it cannot participate even if we join on monday. I think that of first bank should favour us now. |
nairavsdollars:Is it because of this? It relates more to the refinery, and FG knows the importance of that refinery to want to lay stunts.
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Airtel at 2000. Hmm na small small this stock go become most expensive |
Moniepoint suppose list on nse this new year. Their services have spread even more than some banks. It will be big if listed. |
This greenwich registrars are just so effective. I tried mandating my glaxo shares for edividend, and filled the form. Upon submission, they informed me that they had already mandated it using my cscs account. |
Princkez:I think its tomorrow oh. I never do the edividend mandate. I just hope they pay me. |
Willie2015:I regret not buying more than I did. But still grateful for the little my shallow pocket could afford. |
unite4real:My broda, you cannot be too sure. the market has a mind of its own oh. No one can predict. Lets just wait for TA people to tell us what the charts are saying about xmas chicken. Lol |
Yoast:
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Yoast:Not too late to re enter. It happened to me with Dangsugar. I reentered and made about 100% Hopefully they release the resolution at the special BOD meeting of wednesday at 4he end if today's trading. |
Princkez:I have been waiting fo this platform to reopen so I can thank Loco for the Transcorp recomendation he made some days back. On the strenght of his recomendation I added a few units more. Justt see where we dey now |
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