₦airaland Forum

crownprince2017:
Mcy be like keep the eyes on the ball (money) instead of the spectators the pessimist the (crowd)

yMcy56:
Exactly!!
ELLAHLAKES is looking promising and from the look of things, it's likely attracting foreign investors, especially since it's in Agric Sector.
Quite a lot of funds are both entering and earmarked for the sector.
All things being equal, I don't really see ELLAHLAKES slowing down anytime soon.....
The rate the shares are being grabbed is high.
I won't advice anyone to panic sell so quickly, let's see where they're taking it to.......
After all, the whole OS is 3.85Bn
* My observation/My opinion/DD advised.

abuhusna1:
Its a cash cow so they need to milk it dry and sell carcass to the public by 2028

veecovee:
My instinct is telling me that one elder here in investment (Oga Emma) has an on the ball (Ellahlakes)

And he's planning to hold it for 5years

cocolacec:
These Nigerians Will Pay 30% Tax on Stock Gains — Dr. Ayodeji Ebo Explains What to Expect in H2 2025

https://nairametrics.com/2025/07/10/these-nigerians-will-pay-30-tax-on-stock-gains-dr-ayodeji-ebo-explains-what-to-expect-in-h2-2025/

mikeapollo:
Would you invest in an NNPC refinery the way they run right now?
Let them sell if they want to sell and the new owners decide what to do with the refineries.

NettyNelly:
The huge margins Cement bussinesses in Nigeria are running on will reduce when Chinese starts running it. they will first debottleneck the plants to run at full capacity, look for capacity expansion and hence more market share to sell these added capacity. These guys are very competitive.
Their coming is one of Alhaji's big worries.

First 3 years under the Chinese may not be very profitable for WAPCO. Huge upfront Capex will reduce Cashflow

cocolacec:
These Nigerians Will Pay 30% Tax on Stock Gains — Dr. Ayodeji Ebo Explains What to Expect in H2 2025

https://nairametrics.com/2025/07/10/these-nigerians-will-pay-30-tax-on-stock-gains-dr-ayodeji-ebo-explains-what-to-expect-in-h2-2025/

Sunrisepebble:
I agree with the bolded but CAPEX doesn’t affect profitability, only cash flow

mikeapollo:
CAPEX may influence profitability.
You need to acquire machines and equipment to produce more and sell for profits

megawealth01:
The learning process is worth it bro

brodalikeme:
Oando beats every sense of rational reasoning and predictions Oo. If you remember, the price started falling even before June 30.
I just pray they follow through with the share redistribution before another drama.

Raider76:
Me, I will predict that this Government will sell its refineries in 2026, and Oando will be a buyer.

ositadima1:
How are individuals making ₦5 million a year considered wealthy? Have they accounted for rent? Food? Then they forget we don’t live in isolation like the “oyibo” — most people here support extended families, parents, siblings, and more.

I honestly wonder if the people setting these benchmarks even understand the real economy.

Anyway, in a way, this economic tightening might end up making people wiser. Hopefully, more Nigerians will start getting involved in choosing their leaders — unlike before, when many felt it wasn’t their concern.

Raider76:
Me, I will predict that this Government will sell its refineries in 2026, and Oando will be a buyer.

crownprince2017:
Mcy, you get time they answers pessimist, let them keep being in their room thinking their opinions can change the directions of the market.

I remember when I first hit this market na mcy they put me through, small thing I don't mail her, but seriously have been they look for a way to try and pay you back.

Anytime I have privilege information about a company listed here, you will be the first to be informed, that VFD info that time I no see am do well.

If I tell you how much that capital is now..

ositadima1:
How are individuals making ₦5 million a year considered wealthy? Have they accounted for rent? Food? Then they forget we don’t live in isolation like the “oyibo” — most people here support extended families, parents, siblings, and more.

I honestly wonder if the people setting these benchmarks even understand the real economy.

Anyway, in a way, this economic tightening might end up making people wiser. Hopefully, more Nigerians will start getting involved in choosing their leaders — unlike before, when many felt it wasn’t their concern.

Raider76:
Me, I will predict that this Government will sell its refineries in 2026, and Oando will be a buyer.

mikeapollo:
Protracted court adjournments may discourage investors also affect the price negatively as it happened to Oando too.

mikeapollo:
It would be the biggest mistake if Tinubu should sell NNPC refineries to Oando after all the controversies about the sale of the filling stations.

Sunrisepebble:
It’s not an expense on the income statement

Raider76:
All they have to do is conduct and open and transparent process. Remember that OBJ sold the refineries before. So there are reference prices.

Sunrisepebble:
I agree with the bolded but CAPEX doesn’t affect profitability, only cash flow

djo120920:
My NGXGROUP has delivered 99.4% today. Started buying around 2 months ago. Now waiting for a pullback to load more. And that was my first investment in the NSE.

Been investing in North American stocks before then, which although has been successful, but none has returned 100% in 2 months for me before now. Seems like I will invest more in NSE, pull out my funds as soon as I do 50% or more, and use the loot to buy more North American stocks.

mikeapollo:
There is no amount of open and transparent process that would convince the Nigerian masses if Tinubu should sell a national asset like NNPC to Oando, a company owned by his nephew.
The critical importance, controversies and corruption around fuel and petroleum products and the ignorance about business and corpotrate governance in Nugeria is too much.
Oando should not even bother to put in a bid if they love themselves.