pluto09:



Do you also believe we will manufacture any covid-19 vaccine in Nigeria?

emmanuelewumi:



The real customers won't come to the social media to boycott the services of Access Bank

tnota:


A few days ago, VP Osibanjo said one of Nigeria's key priorities will be to get the vaccines. He didn't add more details how they will source for them. Whether they will pick Pfizer, GSK, Sanofi or others, we don't know. If they pick GSK, GSK Consumer Nigeria Plc will benefit.

However, it will be helpful to study several vaccine candidates and the level of their progress.

onegentleguy:


How Yahoo finance describes coys with -EV;

"For a company to have a negative enterprise value, it has to have more cash on its balance sheet than its market value and debt. This could imply that the company is hugely undervalued. It deserves a case-by-case analysis of the situation and the company's strengths or weaknesses...
Simply put, a negative enterprise value means that a company has more cash than it would need to pay off any debt and buy back all its stocks in one go, if it really wanted to."

That said, there are other very powerful indicators too. ...aside -EV, there are at least 6 other powerful/key determinants that clearly shows the hugely undervalued stand of GSK !!
That coy should have no business trading below N12.90.
As I said before, the present mkt price is by far, way too cheap !! Feasible REWARD is clearly making a mockery of risk(RR in view)
If the coy were to be selling for N11.70 or an 8-10.5% discount from that price, then we could begin to attach an intrinsic peg to it, but which(compared to peers) would even still be underpriced.

Selah

tnota:


The text in bold will benefit only GlaxoSmithKline's shares that are quoted on both the London and New York Stock Exchanges, not GSK Consumer Nigeria Plc.

emmanuelewumi:



GSK Nigeria will benefit from whatever happens to the parent company. The parent company own about 60% of the Nigerian subsidiary

OBAGADAFFI:


GSK is always better positioned than Fidson.

Outsourcing local manufacturing to Fidson, reduces GSK overheads.

tnota:


A few days ago, VP Osibanjo said one of Nigeria's key priorities will be to get the vaccines. He didn't add more details how they will source for them. Whether they will pick Pfizer, GSK, Sanofi or others, we don't know. If they pick GSK, GSK Consumer Nigeria Plc will benefit.

However, it will be helpful to study several vaccine candidates and the level of their progress.

onegentleguy:


Wise fellow !!

handsomebolanle:

That might be our best bet... Except we want to keep it imported at intervals...

Moderna's vaccine is can be kept for 30 days in the refrigerator, the company announced Monday. Pfizer's vaccine can last only five days in the refrigerator., - CNN

pluto09:



Do we produce any vaccine in the country?
What happens to cold chain equipment in handling import?

I understand the euphoria and sentiment about health sector companies but in term of real benefit to balance sheet, there might be none.

onegentleguy:


U don't get it... do u?
Just take out some time to read my past post since the day I called out for a buy on GSK @ N5.60. Perhaps u might pick a thing or 2 if u read btw the lines.

Regards

megawealth01:
Not true... The paper is also FAT

OBAGADAFFI:


The government can't bypass local pharmaceutical companies.

They rather fund local companies with international parent companies (GSK and Pfizer) to bring in the vaccines.

pluto09:



Do we produce any vaccine in the country?
What happens to cold chain equipment in handling import?

I understand the euphoria and sentiment about health sector companies but in term of real benefit to balance sheet, there might be none.

modgba:
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Toluway:

Kindly tell me your former username, to enable me identify you. I was not around for a while, but i know you're one of our old faithfuls on this thread. I don't want to lose the identity of our old members please. Kindly oblige.

Agbalowomeri:
Expect 4 weeks of bears

veecovee:


I think so too, ... we may be wrong though

pluto09:



Do we produce any vaccine in the country?
What happens to cold chain equipment in handling import?

I understand the euphoria and sentiment about health sector companies but in term of real benefit to balance sheet, there might be none.

swilo:


Please, expatiate. I need to understand your point please.

Intendy:
Stocks with new 52 week highs

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Intendy:
Stocks with new 52 week highs

Neimeth #2.91k

Unity bank #0.86k

Bua #56.00k

Champion brew #1.05k

Airtel #500.00k

Mfunkynation:
pls my people, if I have activated E-Dividend mandate form with a Registrar for Ucap. if I then bought Afriprud, been the same registrar, do I need to fill am E-Dividend mandate form for Afriprud?