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AGRICULTURAL STOCKS LOOKING GREENER
FUNKY
#11 Posted : Wednesday, October 12, 2011 11:42:43 AM
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http://af.reuters.com/ar...s/idAFL5E7LC0GL20111012

Agricultural firms are going to make huge exchange gains for sure.
stocksmaster
#12 Posted : Thursday, October 13, 2011 3:30:44 PM
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FUNKY wrote:
http://af.reuters.com/article/kenyaNews/idAFL5E7LC0GL20111012

Agricultural firms are going to make huge exchange gains for sure.


Williamson Tea seems to have started its northwards movement, following in the footsteps of Rea Vipingo.

The agriculturals are surely the place to be currently.

Happy hunting.
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stocksmaster
#13 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 8:05:08 AM
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Williamson Tea sold its headquarters for Ksh 500M and will be paying the procceds of the sale to shareholders as a special dividend. With only about 8.76M shares, if the whole amount is split, thats about Ksh 57 per share.......Add dividend for the year that should be at least in the +20 Kenya Shilling region (EPS should be +100 Kenya Shilling per share).............you realise once the rally starts, a share split will be a necessity.

I ain't pumping the share but Ksh 300 would still be cheap for Williamson Tea based on the above info.

Happy hunting.
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the deal
#14 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 8:20:15 AM
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Uhmm @Stockmaster stop pumping the stock without critically analysing events...

1. Management didnt say they will pay a special dividend

2. This is a once off item which should not be included in EPS since it will distort EPS

3. Selling Assets is not a good sign for any company...it's either management has ran out of idea's or they don't know what they're doing!
youcan'tstopusnow
#15 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 8:23:03 AM
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Perfect Timing. Once Again.
Curious though as to why you didn't make a play for it on the
'Playing The Market 2011'
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mwanahisa
#16 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 10:18:33 AM
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stocksmaster wrote:
Williamson Tea sold its headquarters for Ksh 500M and will be paying the procceds of the sale to shareholders as a special dividend. With only about 8.76M shares, if the whole amount is split, thats about Ksh 57 per share.......Add dividend for the year that should be at least in the +20 Kenya Shilling region (EPS should be +100 Kenya Shilling per share).............you realise once the rally starts, a share split will be a necessity.

I ain't pumping the share but Ksh 300 would still be cheap for Williamson Tea based on the above info.

Happy hunting.



This is not quite correct although I agree with you that this share is still underpriced. (I have been a long time shareholder in this company so perhaps I am a little biased).

During the AGM I got info to the effect that the selling price (which had already been agreed) was roughly in line with the latest valuation which was already incorporated in the 2011 accounts. Note the revaluation element in the property and equipment.

The current runup in the price is based on info which is 6 months too late. All the same, I am loving it.
Aguytrying
#17 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 10:40:39 AM
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"Proceeds from the transaction are expected to be paid out to shareholders in the form of a special dividend in the current financial year", said managing director of Williamson Tea, Alan Carmichael.

They wont pay the full amount as dividend thats for sure. Last financial year dividend was 12.50. so 20.00 bob dividend, with 8.00 as the special would sound about right.
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Aguytrying
#18 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 10:42:14 AM
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@stocksmaster. Are you in this play? I have to note that your timing is oft impecable.

@mwanahisa. i see the dividends are bringing you back. Karibu sana.
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mwanahisa
#19 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 11:14:05 AM
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Aguytrying wrote:
@stocksmaster. Are you in this play? I have to note that your timing is oft impecable.

@mwanahisa. i see the dividends are bringing you back. Karibu sana.


Thanks @Aguytrying. You can tell I am not too happy with KPLC.

As for my reduced activity on Wazua, there has not been much happening on the NSE and hence I decided to concentrate my day trading activities in other markets.

I expect to repatriate a chunk of funds some time towards the elections next year.

I continue to hold onto my Agrics however along with some other positions which went underwater despite SOLID fundamentals.
Aguytrying
#20 Posted : Wednesday, October 19, 2011 3:25:39 PM
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@mwanahisa. I'm also not impressed with KPLC especially dividend wise, and why issue more shares via bonus????, looks like the market isn't either.
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