Weakening shilling, High tea prices, High supply of tea, and under valued land on their balance sheet.... with the P/E and book value this stock is trading at all I have to do is patiently wait for the guys who bought at 19-30 to finish taking their profits

Nothing more... I would also recommend Kapchorua because its equally as cheap

If Williamson owns 100 percent of Kapchorua, then HOW ON EARTH are guys still able to buy their shares from the market? Or Williamson is a frequent trader of its shares?

@VVS, what was I thinking! I n I'm sure others owe a few shares of kapchorua, and hence there is NO way WT can own 100% kapchorua, your point well taken ...

Today foreigners have turned their money to Kakuzi.One percent of the company's shares traded.

Actually, Eaagads' land is nearer Nairobi than Kakuzi. Kakuzi has more land, but theirs is beyond Thika, I think!

Sasini's land is much nearer - some of it in Kiambu County while the rest is in Rift Valley. But Sasini has been revaluing property and equipment, so it does not trade at as big as a discount as the other Agriculturals. And then there is the Merali factor!

On the other hand WTK has land they have not revalued for a while and also own shares in Williamson House in Upper Hill. However, all their land is in Rift Valley!