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And that's a good thing for an accumulator. Watch Warren Buffett on IBM. He likes falling prices as long as the (quality) firm is 'performing' ... And he accumulates at cheaper prices.

ADSS will go through a tough phase as oil prices fall and exploration is cut back but I like their expanding regional focus (KE, TZ, ET). Tullow is a major client which has received additional funding to continue exploring (a multi-year process) for crude oil.

I read that ADSS has partnered with a Geothermal driller and seeing how GDC (corruption) may falter, perhaps ADSS can replace GDC and cronies!

That's the new trend you will see as Kenya's economy 'opens up' with Exchange Controls eliminated, cross-listings allowed and the appetite of local investors for more than the usual suspects.

The new GEMS regime helps firms such as ADSS list on NSE. Kestrel did private placements for Mayfox Mining and Stockport (listed in Toronto) which are expected to list/cross-list on the NSE.

It is also good politics to have local shareholders in the country you do business in e.g. KCB has cross-listed in most EAC countries just as Equity, etc...