OBAGADAFFI:
Chams Switch, a Fintech subsidiary of Chams Holdco Plc has been licensed by Union Pay International, the world’s largest card network, to spearhead international payments for UnionPay cards issued by Nigerian banks.

stcool:
Nobody is seeing the turnaround coming to IB a head of their rights issue.
I don enter...this for long term play.

DD advised

Yoast:
One day, Dangote Foods go make us proud. We're waiting patiently. It will come like a thief in the night. When it comes, we go lock door throwaway key for ocean, till km 200

Ojoboak:

https://punchng.com/international-breweries-plans-rights-issue/

megawealth01:


Na long road oooooo... It needs extreme patience

megawealth01:


Let's go there

stcool:


My entry is timely, as I wanted to see a catalyst for a price increase before entry, either as a result of profit or rights issue. The right issue confirms it for me.

A successful rights issue should see them pay down debt and return to profit. Although a long term play, but also looking positive near term.

Awaiting the price for the rights issue.

That year for SMN..na this stock KnightofDelta take confirm say Oga na Oga

Locotrader:


The company needs money to cut this billion debts.what of if the right issue price is #4?
What are you going to do?

Locotrader:


The company needs money to cut this billion debts.what of if the right issue price is #4?
What are you going to do?

stcool:


Whatever is the price...I intend to take up my rights. IB return to profit is closer will after a successful rights issue.

Their products are great and they are sitting on good cash.

Zagee:

For a company with a small float, this RI get as e be oh!!

stcool:


Whatever is the price...I intend to take up my rights. IB return to profit is closer will after a successful rights issue.

Their products are great and they are sitting on good cash.

Willie2015:


Just be cautious...
Dat brewery sector..
He get as he beee...
Na tough terrain..
See dis kind bullish run..
D thing no reach brewery sector..

stcool:


Whatever is the price...I intend to take up my rights. IB return to profit is closer after a successful rights issue.

Their products are great and they are sitting on good cash.

I was able to get 500,000 units today... intend to make it up to 1M units and then wait for rights issue. One positive result after that and we may be looking at N10.

OBAGADAFFI:
Chams Switch, a Fintech subsidiary of Chams Holdco Plc has been licensed by Union Pay International, the world’s largest card network, to spearhead international payments for UnionPay cards issued by Nigerian banks.

stcool:


Very true but with calculated risk comes high reward. Do you think NB will remain 37 before year end... knowing how Nigerians consume 🍺

Anyone that always wanted a share in NB and does not buy now is not ready.

The brewery sector is a cash cow....anyways let me stop, before they say I am pushing people to buy.

DD advised

Locotrader:
On the growth board of NSE, If McNichols is currently doing 1.23,this market will not fail TIP @ 2.50 to #3 in a short term.

Streetinvestor2:
Mcnicholas should be doing far better than TP..What problem are both solving. One is solving hunger problems and is recycling/deposing waste

Locotrader:


Expect the price around #10 or above after right issue.
They have ordered for the reconstruction Marchet.very sharp one.This is the only good thing I can see to enhance the RI

Locotrader:


Okay, no time for argument.

Streetinvestor2:
Mcnicholas should be doing far better than TP..What problem are both solving. One is solving hunger problems and the other is recycling/deposing waste

Streetinvestor2:
Lol,you are looking at graphics. I am talking of reality on the street. Nigerians are hungry every other thing is secondary. That is why I sold of my fmn for not being sincere in thr books.Go check how that small company McNichols products is helping the low class

Locotrader:


TIP is also investing in oil companies.I think their subsidiary in Uganda own a 40% stake in Total Uganda.I will verify this info and post immediately I see it. Even the recycling business is a profitable one .They are in business with both Govt, private companies and top oil companies in Nigeria.They also earn in foreign currencies.They are unfolding their 5 years plan in this Q1,2024.

stcool:


Very true but with calculated risk comes high reward. Do you think NB will remain 37 before year end... knowing how Nigerians consume 🍺

Anyone that always wanted a share in NB and does not buy now is not ready.

The brewery sector is a cash cow....anyways let me stop, before they say I am pushing people to buy.

DD advised

Locotrader:


TIP is also investing in oil companies.I think their subsidiary in Uganda own a 40% stake in Total Uganda.I will verify this info and post immediately I see it.Even the recycling business is a profitable one .They are in business with both Govt, private companies and top oil companies in Nigeria.They also earn in foreign currencies.They are unfolding their 5 years plan in this Q1,2024.

megawealth01:


You wan compare IB with NB? Mba na. It's just like comparing NESTLE with UNILEVER...

There're no basis for comparison

ositadima1:


Is any of these true?

TIP is actively expanding its service offerings within the waste management sector. This includes initiatives like:

E-waste recycling: TIP operates the first and currently only e-waste processing plant in West Africa.

Sewage management: TIP has secured a 15-year concession for sewage management in a Nigerian city.

Produced water management: TIP is negotiating a 10-year concession for produced water management with a major oil company.

KarlTom:
Why sir?

You dey underrate IB...