₦airaland Forum

SonofElElyonRet:
Safe to conclude that Chuka Mordi has failed on his promise to acquire the "significant agricultural asset".... What else is remaining to look forward to from Ellah lakes

NSEstudent:

Ella lakes will shock people soon. the clowns managing it have been cunningly acquiring huge amount of the shares at N10 waiting for a time they will acquire so much

🚨 INTENEGINS finally blinks.

After four straight sessions of near double-digit gains, the stock is staring at its first red day in weeks.

It rallied to ₦9.64 earlier today but now trades at ₦7.90 (-9.92%).

The first crack in a momentum run always gets attention. 👀

toyeoye:
🚨 INTENEGINS finally blinks.

After four straight sessions of near double-digit gains, the stock is staring at its first red day in weeks.

It rallied to ₦9.64 earlier today but now trades at ₦7.90 (-9.92%).

The first crack in a momentum run always gets attention. 👀

Public offer at N3:20 closes tomorrow; so 2nd phase of pump and dump is about to begin!

toyeoye:
🚨 INTENEGINS finally blinks.

After four straight sessions of near double-digit gains, the stock is staring at its first red day in weeks.

It rallied to ₦9.64 earlier today but now trades at ₦7.90 (-9.92%).

The first crack in a momentum run always gets attention. 👀

some people got to the slaughter house at N9.64 this morning. They might end up as long term investors

Redoil:
NSEstudent:

Ella lakes will shock people soon. the clowns managing it have been cunningly acquiring huge amount of the shares at N10 waiting for a time they will acquire so much

It's possible. If they do the right things, it won't be a shock to people.

Chuka said acquisition of ARPN will complete by Q1 2026, which didn't happen. That's what I reminded him.

IyaTola:
Filters from gravepine says it would be around N1000.

Then that would mean the super rich exploiting the retail investors.

I understand that life is not designed to be fair, the best things and offers in life are for the super wealthy yes but 1k will be excessively exploitative. Even the Bible says that he who has will be given more

It's good the PP is made public for retail investors to know what is fair enough for IPO.

I understand the concern, but I don't think it's necessarily a case of the super-rich exploiting retail investors. Large institutional investors typically commit huge amounts of capital, take on significant risk, and often provide the confidence needed for an IPO to succeed. Because of that, they sometimes receive preferential pricing or allocations.

That said, there should still be a fair balance. If the difference in pricing becomes too extreme, retail investors may feel disadvantaged and lose trust in the market. Healthy capital markets depend on both institutional and retail participation.

The good thing is that when the Prospectus and Pricing Proposal are made public, retail investors can assess whether the offer is attractive and make informed decisions. Transparency doesn't eliminate inequality, but it does help ensure investors understand the terms before committing their money.

In the end, fairness isn't about everyone getting exactly the same deal; it's about everyone having access to the information needed to decide whether the deal works for them.

ogawisdom:
Then that would mean the super rich exploiting the retail investors.

I understand that life is not designed to be fair, the best things and offers in life are for the super wealthy yes but 1k will be excessively exploitative. Even the Bible says that he who has will be given more

It's good the PP is made public for retail investors to know what is fair enough for IPO.

SonofElElyonRet:
Safe to conclude that Chuka Mordi has failed on his promise to acquire the "significant agricultural asset".... What else is remaining to look forward to from Ellah lakes

Has the oil from the 5 tonnes mill reached the market
If by 2026 financial yr and the revenue from the mill does not reflect on thr results. You should petition him to efcc

Please what are access managers saying from the meeting

ZICHIS on the beat

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47146_ZICHIS_AGRO_ALLIED_INDUSTRIES_PLC-ZAAI_ANNOUNCES_2_BILLION_NON-EQUITY_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_JUNE_2026.pdf

ayobama1:
It was marked down from 6.20 to 6.00

Which date was that? and when?

essentialone:
Which date was that? and when?

June 2

This is a senior liability to the Company which will be treated as a long-term liability in the balance sheet of the Company to be redeemed at a future date in terms of debt conversion to equity during a public offer or right issues

I hope they won't use a ridiculous SP for the conversion when the time comes...

deathwing:
ZICHIS on the beat

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47146_ZICHIS_AGRO_ALLIED_INDUSTRIES_PLC-ZAAI_ANNOUNCES_2_BILLION_NON-EQUITY_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_JUNE_2026.pdf

Redoil:
NSEstudent:

Ella lakes will shock people soon. the clowns managing it have been cunningly acquiring huge amount of the shares at N10 waiting for a time they will acquire so much

No wonder Mega's buy region has been circa N10. Him too dey among them codedly

Streetinvestor2:
Has the oil from the 5 tonnes mill reached the market
If by 2026 financial yr and the revenue from the mill does not reflect on thr results. You should petition him to efcc

🤔

Stock bubble. NREIT is not listed in the construction/real estate sector.

Please get it fixed.

I was referring to the PP.

mikeapollo:
Isn't the PO slated for Sept this year? So how come 12 months?

IyaTola:
I understand the concern, but I don't think it's necessarily a case of the super-rich exploiting retail investors. Large institutional investors typically commit huge amounts of capital, take on significant risk, and often provide the confidence needed for an IPO to succeed. Because of that, they sometimes receive preferential pricing or allocations.

That said, there should still be a fair balance. If the difference in pricing becomes too extreme, retail investors may feel disadvantaged and lose trust in the market. Healthy capital markets depend on both institutional and retail participation.

The good thing is that when the Prospectus and Pricing Proposal are made public, retail investors can assess whether the offer is attractive and make informed decisions. Transparency doesn't eliminate inequality, but it does help ensure investors understand the terms before committing their money.

In the end, fairness isn't about everyone getting exactly the same deal; it's about everyone having access to the information needed to decide whether the deal works for them.

The large, institutional investors are not taking any significant risks higher than retail investors who would be buying via the IPO. The refinery is already well established, operating and producing. Hence both institutional and retail investors are buying into an already functional, viable enterprise. It would be inappropriate to sell shares to them at a discount to what retail investors would pay for same shares.

jp130:
Please what are access managers saying from the meeting

No dividends

reezee:
No dividends

Till 2029

Won’t stay there for long.

deathwing:
Is FIDSON a buy at N99?

It's going lower abi jumping back up?

presiade:
Won’t stay there for long.

I don't think we need them to provide any confidence for the success of the IPO. Was always going to be a success

IyaTola:
I understand the concern, but I don't think it's necessarily a case of the super-rich exploiting retail investors. Large institutional investors typically commit huge amounts of capital, take on significant risk, and often provide the confidence needed for an IPO to succeed. Because of that, they sometimes receive preferential pricing or allocations.

That said, there should still be a fair balance. If the difference in pricing becomes too extreme, retail investors may feel disadvantaged and lose trust in the market. Healthy capital markets depend on both institutional and retail participation.

The good thing is that when the Prospectus and Pricing Proposal are made public, retail investors can assess whether the offer is attractive and make informed decisions. Transparency doesn't eliminate inequality, but it does help ensure investors understand the terms before committing their money.

In the end, fairness isn't about everyone getting exactly the same deal; it's about everyone having access to the information needed to decide whether the deal works for them.

KarlTom:
This is a senior liability to the Company which will be treated as a long-term liability in the balance sheet of the Company to be redeemed at a future date in terms of debt conversion to equity during a public offer or right issues

I hope they won't use a ridiculous SP for the conversion when the time comes...

What is the cost of this "senior liability" to Zichis abi it is freebie?

Up. 🆙

deathwing:
It's going lower abi jumping back up?

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1i8ZYGlTO0wlolRDDwUnw3

Ngx Midday trading update

why is Deapcap on full bid, biko

Codevalley:
why is Deapcap on full bid, biko

They are planning to raise fresh capital; may be some people have seen or heard more details.

KarlTom:
I was referring to the PP.

Okay

How far now?

deathwing:
It's going lower abi jumping back up?

ayobama1:
June 2

Please send proof.