LOCO im pretty sure your VILLAGE PEOPLE won't allow you partake in the PARTY but "This same year "TRANSCORP will sell above N4:00k"
Those that has EARS let them HEAR what the NEAR FUTURE holds.
BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
*ThE OcToPuS*
The acquisition of oil block OML 17 from Total and Shell should allow Tony Elumelu's group to shake up the hierarchy of local oil operators.
On 15 January 2021, Trans-Niger Oil & Gas Limited (TNOG) and Transcorp plc, two of the companies in the galaxy of 58-year old tycoon Tony Elumelu – along with his Heirs Group – bought 45% of OML Block 17 from Shell (30%), Total (10%) and ENI (5%).
Competing with Seplat and First E&P Elumelu’s group wants to triple the production of OML 17’s wells. At the time of the deal, production was around 27,000 barrels per day, with the existing infrastructure designed for 100,000 barrels per day, a peak reached in the past before a slow decline. Proven and probable (2P) reserves, according to Elumelu, are around 1.2bn barrels.
locodemy: Why the mighty rush in Transcorp at trade resumption and after 10 to 15 minutes come heavy offers that will send the price back to as low as 84kobo.
Hope this is not a sign of dumping? It doesn't look like a sign of bull o.
Expo 2021!
LOCO im pretty sure your VILLAGE PEOPLE won't allow you partake in the PARTY but "This same year "TRANSCORP will sell above N4:00k"
Those that has EARS let them HEAR what the NEAR FUTURE holds.
TRANSCORP will fully REPRICE and PEAK in July after their 2021 H/Y result is OUT. that will be 3mths from now.
KNOW this and know PEACE.
BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
*ThE OcToPuS*
The President/Group CEO of Transcorp Owen Omogiafo; CEO of Transcorp Hotel, Dupe Olusola; CEO of Transcorp Power, Chris Ezeafulukwe; CEO of Trans-Afam Power, Vincent Ozoude.
Transcorp has two companies in the power sector which are Transcorp Power and Trans- Afam Power and they are all limited companies.
Transcorp Power owns the Ughelli power plant and the in-store capacity is about 980/990 MW of electricity, we own that 100 per cent.
The second Trans-Afam Limited, which comprises Afam Power Plc and Afam Three Fast Power Limited, is a $300 million acquisition. Our deal with the federal government is hinged on the fact that the plant has not been completed.
General Electric (GE) is handling the fast power and they promised to complete it this year, but the Government believes in what we have done at the Ughelli power plant.
When we took over the Power Plant, it was generating 150MW of electricity per day. We took Ughelli‘s generation to 750 MW and the Federal Government was very impressed – that was under President Jonathan’s regime.
Now, under President Buhari’s regime, we completed the Trans-Afam power plant deal. The current government impressed with our track record in Ughelli allowed us to invest there, and the understanding is that GE will complete it.
when we took over and now, there has been an improvement. Today, we produce over 31,000 barrels of oil per day, which is a slight improvement from what it was. We think we are just starting.
The CEO of the company resumed just yesterday (Tuesday). Our ambition is to produce over 100,000 barrels of oil per day because the asset in the past has produced close to that.
With the acquisition we did recently, I’m happy to say it is already supplying gas to our Trans-Afam power plant, but we also need to make sure we stabilise our transmission lines.
I must commend the CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, he has done very well because he came in to help increase revenue in that space. Up until end of last year, we used to get less than 20 per cent payment for power supplied, but today, it’s improved to 50 per cent.
Transcorp Power alone is owed over N100 billion, but it’s gradually improving.
PETERiCHY: In November 2013 when TRANSCORP made part payment for AFAM power. their share price SKYROCKETED from sub N2:00k to above N7:00k within 10months then Agba was our bus conductor.
Last yr Nov they made full payment for same Afam power HISTORY is about to REPEAT ITSELF 4months gone.
Let's EXPECT WONDERS to HAPPEN within the next 6mths.
BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
*ThE OcToPuS*
The Nigerian government has announced its decision to sell five power generating companies.
Constructed under the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP), the sale of the companies will done through the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), which handles the sale of public assets.
The Nigerian government has announced its decision to sell five power generating companies.
Constructed under the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP), the sale of the companies will done through the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), which handles the sale of public assets.
The federal government had in November 2021 said it hoped to realise N434 billion from the sale of three power plants in Geregu, Omotosho and Calabar, which it said would shore up the Federation Account.
According to the breakdown at the time, Geregu power plant was billed to be sold for N140.7 billion; Omotosho Power Plant was to be sold for N151.4 billion while Calabar plant would be available for sale for N143.4 billion.
TRANSCORP will fully REPRICE and PEAK in July after their 2021 H/Y result is OUT. that will be 3mths from now.
KNOW this and know PEACE.
BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
*ThE OcToPuS*
The Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved new Extraordinary Tariff Review applications, 5-year Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) and Capital Expenditure, CAPEX, for the Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) with effect from July 1, 2021, to June 30 2026.
According to media reports, the order from NERC which was issued on Sunday to the different DisCos and signed by NERC Chairman,
samguru: Transcorp is about to buy another power plant in Nigeria.
This will not make me to buy Transcorp shares sha
The Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) announced that investors who plan to purchase 100% of power generation companies from the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) should declare their interests.
This was disclosed in a statement released by the Director-General of the BPE, Mr Alex Okoh on Sunday. The BPE did not disclose how much it aimed to raise from the sale.
The NIPP projects being considered for sale are:
Geregu Generation Company Ltd installed capacity at ISO condition of 506 Megawatts (MW)
Benin (Ihovbor) Generation Company Ltd with 507 MW;
Calabar Generation Ltd with 634MW; Omotosho Generation Ltd with 513MW; and
ukay2: CBN GOVERNOR’S STATEMENT ON THE PURPORTED MANAGEMENT CHANGE AT THE FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA LTD
1.0 Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen.
2.0 The media has been awash with commentaries on the purported management changes at First Bank of Nigeria Ltd (FBN) and the related regulatory inquiry by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to the Board of First Bank of Nigeria Limited. It has therefore become necessary for me to address the public to clear any misconceptions.
3.0 Ordinarily the board is vested with the authority to make changes in the management team subject to CBN approval. However, the CBN considers itself a key stakeholder in management changes involving FBN due to the forbearances and close monitoring by the Bank over the last 5 years aimed at stemming the slide in the going concern status of the bank. It was therefore surprising for the CBN to learn through media reports that the board of directors of FBN, a systemically important bank under regulatory forbearance regime had effected sweeping changes in executive management without engagement and/or prior notice to the regulatory authorities. The action by the board of FBN sends a negative signal to the market on the stability of leadership on the board and management and it is in light of the foregoing that the CBN queried the board of directors on the unfortunate developments at the bank.
4.0 As you may be aware, FBN is one of the systemically important banks in the Nigerian banking sector given its historical significance, balance sheet size, large customer base and high level of interconnectedness with other financial service providers, amongst others. By our last assessment, FBN has over 31m customers, with deposit base of N4.2trn, shareholders funds of N618bn and NIBSS instant payment (NIP) processing capacity of 22% of the industry. To us at the CBN, not only is it imperative to protect the minority shareholders, that have no voice to air their views, also important, is the protection of the over 31m customers of the bank who see FBN as a safe haven for their hard-earned savings.
5.0 The bank maintained healthy operations up until 2016 financial year when the CBN’s target examination revealed that the bank was in grave financial condition with its capital adequacy ratio (CAR) and non-performing loans ratio (NPL) substantially breaching acceptable prudential standards.
6.0 The problems at the bank were attributed to bad credit decisions, significant and non-performing insider loans and poor corporate governance practices. The shareholders of the bank and FBN Holding Plc also lacked the capacity to recapitalize the bank to minimum requirements. This conclusions arose from various entreaties by the CBN to them to recapitalize.
7.0 The CBN stepped in to stabilize the bank in its quest to maintain financial stability, especially given FBN’s systemic importance as enumerated earlier. Regulatory action taken by the CBN in this regard included:
i. Change of management team under the CBN’s supervision with the appointment of a new Managing Director/ Chief Executive Office in January 2016.
ii. Grant of the regulatory forbearances to enable the bank work out its non-performing loans through provision for write off of at least N150b from its earning for four consecutive years.
iii. Grant of concession to insider borrower to restructure their non-performing credit facilities under very stringent conditions
iv. Renewal of the forbearances on a yearly basis between 2016 and 2020 following thorough monitoring of progress towards exiting from the forbearance measures
8.0 The measures had yielded the expected results as the financial condition of FBN improved progressively between 2016 when the forbearance was initially granted to the current financial year. For instance, profitability, liquidity and CAR improved whilst NPL reduced significantly.
9.0 Notwithstanding the significant improvement in the bank’s financial condition with positive trajectory of financial soundness indicators, the insider related facilities remained problematic.
10.0 The insiders who took loans in the bank, with controlling influence on the board of directors, failed to adhere to the terms for the restructuring of their credit facilities which contributed to the poor financial state of the bank. The CBN’s recent target examination as at December 31, 2020 revealed that insider loans were materially non-compliant with restructure terms (e.g. non perfection of lien on shares/collateral arrangements) for over 3 years despite several regulatory reminders. The bank has not also divested its non-permissible holdings in non-financial entities in line with regulatory directives
11.0 Following further review of the situation and in order to preserve stability of the bank, so as to protect minority shareholders and depositors, the Management of the CBN in line with its powers under BOFIA 2020 has approved and hereby directs:
i. Immediate removal of the all directors of FBN Ltd and FBN Holdings Plc
ii. The appointment of the following persons as directors in FBN Ltd and FBN Holdings Plc
Holdco
1.Chairman – Remi Babalola
2.Dr. Fatade Abiodun Oluwole
3.Kofo Dosekun
4.Remi Lasaki
5.Dr Alimi Abdulrasaq
6.Ahmed Modibbo
7.Khalifa Imam
8.Sir Peter Aliogo
9.UK Eke – Managing Director
Bank
1. Chairman – Tunde Hassan-Odukale
2. Tokunbo Martins
3. Uche Nwokedi
4. Adekunle Sonola
5. Isioma Ogodazi
6. Ebenezer Olufowose
7. Ishaya Elijah B. Dodo
8. Sola Adeduntan – Managing Director
9. Gbenga Shobo – Deputy Managing Director
10. Remi Oni – Executive Director
11. Abdullahi Ibrahim – Executive Director
12.0 The CBN hereby reassures the depositors, creditors and other stakeholders of the bank of its commitment to ensure the stability of the financial system. There is therefore no cause for panic amongst the banking public, given that the actions being taken are meant to strengthen the bank and position it as a banking industry giant.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) says it is concluding the Extraordinary Tariff Review process for the 11 Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos).
NERC, which is the regulator of Nigeria’s power sector, made this known on Monday in a notice to the general public and industry stakeholders posted on its website.
Lion123: Wale Tinubu and Mofe Boyo were once the bright, shiny thing in business until they/Oando unravelled. It is to their credit that they were able to navigate their various challenges and not get completely cancelled. When Oga UBA/Transcorp unravels, everyone will know what time it is. Stay away from Transcorp.
Since you claim Tony Elumelu is heavy indebted and his EMPIRE is about to COLLAPSE should we also stay away from UBA,AfriPrud and UCAP or is it only TRANSCORP that will go bankrupt
locodemy: The stocks should move from faint hearted to lion hearted ones. It's too volatile. Imagine stock that just reported a good Q1 result. Instead of people to hold, they are selling. Over 70m units sold already. This is improper. For me, I am trapped already and I will convert some to long term and some to daily/weekly trade.
And you think its everybody that knew TRANSCORP results is out and how good it is. Most are those transactions are ANALOG STOCK BRICKERS crossing their ignorant clients holdings.
You behave as if you are new in this game. Anyways it's back to FULL BID and will run till Friday.
Afterwards consolidation will take place at circa N1.40 junction so we can break that stubborn barrier then next barrier will be at n2.00junction..
locodemy: Baba just pay attention to market reactions at this intra day trading. Unless they are purposely chasing away retail investors. Better follow the market on Transcorp. I can't die for nothing. Just that trading mode is now activated on my side.
LOCO I already told you to wait for their Q2 result TRANSCORP won't EVER trade this low again.
AIRAMETRICS| COMPANY EARNINGS Transcorp Plc profit surges exponentially by over 2,000% to N2.04 billion in Q1 2021. 26 April 2021 Conglomerate, Results Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc released its unaudited results for the first quarter of the year (Q1, 2021).
Revenue for the period was N24.4 billion. (+58.8% YoY) Cost of sales was N14.01 billion. (+38.3% YoY) Administrative expenses totalled N3.7 billion. (+9.4% YoY) Operating profit of N6.9 billion. (+67.3% YoY) Profit for the period was N2.04 billion. (+2,426.5% YoY) Earnings per share of N0.018. (+244.4% YoY)
PETERiCHY: In November 2013 when TRANSCORP made part payment for AFAM power. their share price SKYROCKETED from sub N2:00k to above N7:00k within 10months then Agba was our bus conductor.
Last yr Nov they made full payment for same Afam power HISTORY is about to REPEAT ITSELF 4months gone.
Let's EXPECT WONDERS to HAPPEN within the next 6mths.
Mfunkynation: Uncle Peter... how many times have I call you? just tell us you are trap... so that we all can look for a long rope to help you drag yourself out...
BARGAIN HUNTERS BE WISE!!!!
Sameway we loaded GUINNESS bus last year between #18 to N13 junction today BARGAIN HUNTERS are smiling to banks..
For the FORTUNATE ones in TRANSCORP don't be DISTRACTED by those that missed the MOVING TRAIN
N3:00k is not farfetched because the New MANAGEMENT TEAM lead by a 40yrs old chap Mrs OWEN DIANA Omogiafo that took over on 25th March 2020 meant SERIOUS BUSINESS.
Mfunkynation: Am confused... Na this same Transcop you mock Oga Loco n others.. You even call it TRANSCORSPE... You are looking for who to lurk in n dump on #IcomeInPeace
Yes in January we seriously warned LOCO and coy to stop chasing a MOVING TRAIN when it was trading @circa N1.40 rather they should join BARGAIN HUNTERS and wait patiently for it @ circa 80kobo..
Meanwhile since last month it has been trading at our 80kobo BARGAIN JUNCTION for ACCUMULATION.