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TheGeek
#81 Posted : Friday, October 17, 2014 9:32:17 PM
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Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....
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#82 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 3:54:08 AM
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TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....
That's why I avoid GoK firms whose prices can be dictated by politicians. I got burned on KPLC when the triennial increase was denied/postponed coz of upcoming elections in 2008.
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#83 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 11:13:29 AM
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TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....

Cost of electricity will reduce. That doesn't mean power tariffs will reduce. Eliminating dependency on Diesel will reduce the COST of power by almost 50%. Check the breakdown of your bill and you'll understand.

Do these pronouncements by the president and the deputy help the share price of Kenya Power? Nope! But they don't affect the VALUE. These statements are aimed at manufacturers. One of biggest challenges to manufacturers in Kenya is the cost of power. Some even relocate or threaten to relocate due to this reason. Ever heard of 'the lesser evil'?
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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sparkly
#84 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 2:16:23 PM
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TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....

yes it is, when it arises from a reduction in pass-through costs of production.
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#85 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 3:02:49 PM
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MaichBlack wrote:
TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....

Cost of electricity will reduce. That doesn't mean power tariffs will reduce. Eliminating dependency on Diesel will reduce the COST of power by almost 50%. Check the breakdown of your bill and you'll understand.

Do these pronouncements by the president and the deputy help the share price of Kenya Power? Nope! But the don't affect the VALUE. These statements are aimed at manufacturers. One of biggest challenges to manufacturers in Kenya is the cost of power. Some even relocate or threaten to relocate due to this reason. Ever heard of 'the lesser evil'?

Someone should do these maths of 40 or 50% reduction in cost of electricity. Where is the baseline? We had 722 cts as fuel cost charge in Aug, 571 cts in Sep and 479 cts this month. What will this component be when we are at 40% reduction of power cost?
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#86 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 3:05:36 PM
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MaichBlack wrote:
TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....

Cost of electricity will reduce. That doesn't mean power tariffs will reduce. Eliminating dependency on Diesel will reduce the COST of power by almost 50%. Check the breakdown of your bill and you'll understand.

Do these pronouncements by the president and the deputy help the share price of Kenya Power? Nope! But the don't affect the VALUE. These statements are aimed at manufacturers. One of biggest challenges to manufacturers in Kenya is the cost of power. Some even relocate or threaten to relocate due to this reason. Ever heard of 'the lesser evil'?


I get the bit about the power bill, Excellent distinction @MaichBlack on Value vs Share-price.
Price has been static for the last five years.
KPLC PRICE




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#87 Posted : Saturday, October 18, 2014 3:51:33 PM
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jerry wrote:
MaichBlack wrote:
TheGeek wrote:
Is it in order for GOK ie kamwana to announce reduction in power tarrifs yet the power distributor is a publicly traded company ?
surely this does not aid in improving minority shareholders value....

Cost of electricity will reduce. That doesn't mean power tariffs will reduce. Eliminating dependency on Diesel will reduce the COST of power by almost 50%. Check the breakdown of your bill and you'll understand.

Do these pronouncements by the president and the deputy help the share price of Kenya Power? Nope! But the don't affect the VALUE. These statements are aimed at manufacturers. One of biggest challenges to manufacturers in Kenya is the cost of power. Some even relocate or threaten to relocate due to this reason. Ever heard of 'the lesser evil'?

Someone should do these maths of 40 or 50% reduction in cost of electricity. Where is the baseline? We had 722 cts as fuel cost charge in Aug, 571 cts in Sep and 479 cts this month. What will this component be when we are at 40% reduction of power cost?

In a perfect scenario, Fuel Charge should go to Kshs. 0/=. That's the day we will be able to produce all our power using non-diesel powered sources - hydro, thermal etc.
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#88 Posted : Wednesday, February 11, 2015 9:11:28 AM
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Someone with a calculator can tell us the millions gained due to 210 million kwh sold rather than wasted


System repairs cut power losses 11.5pc
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subaru
#89 Posted : Wednesday, February 11, 2015 9:44:35 AM
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TheGeek wrote:
Someone with a calculator can tell us the millions gained due to 210 million kwh sold rather than wasted


System repairs cut power losses 11.5pc


thats where efficiency comes in i bet they cant compute clearly thus making major players bolt Sad Sad Sad Sad
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#90 Posted : Wednesday, February 11, 2015 10:49:40 AM
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TheGeek wrote:
Someone with a calculator can tell us the millions gained due to 210 million kwh sold rather than wasted


System repairs cut power losses 11.5pc
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#91 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 3:12:28 PM
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I've just exited KPLC. I hope I don't have to regret it and have to post it as 'What was my worst mistake in trading' on a different thread here months later


Things are looking up for KPLC....Hope you are sitted well at your corner
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#92 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 3:48:13 PM
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moneydust wrote:
Tall Order wrote:
I've just exited KPLC. I hope I don't have to regret it and have to post it as 'What was my worst mistake in trading' on a different thread here months later


Things are looking up for KPLC....Hope you are sitted well at your corner


Demand side on KPLC has been very solid.On recent weeks KPLC has been seeing these strong demands.Supply side has always been wiped resulting in several volume spikes.

18 has been a resistance and this seems to have been dealt with!

demand volume speaks alot !informed volumes ???



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#93 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 4:32:07 PM
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Metasploit wrote:
moneydust wrote:
Tall Order wrote:
I've just exited KPLC. I hope I don't have to regret it and have to post it as 'What was my worst mistake in trading' on a different thread here months later


Things are looking up for KPLC....Hope you are sitted well at your corner


Demand side on KPLC has been very solid.On recent weeks KPLC has been seeing these strong demands.Supply side has always been wiped resulting in several volume spikes.

18 has been a resistance and this seems to have been dealt with!

demand volume speaks alot !informed volumes ???



This is a share that has tested many peoples patience...It reminds me of KCB in years gone by..
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#94 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 10:28:02 PM
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moneydust wrote:
Metasploit wrote:
moneydust wrote:
Tall Order wrote:
I've just exited KPLC. I hope I don't have to regret it and have to post it as 'What was my worst mistake in trading' on a different thread here months later


Things are looking up for KPLC....Hope you are sitted well at your corner


Demand side on KPLC has been very solid.On recent weeks KPLC has been seeing these strong demands.Supply side has always been wiped resulting in several volume spikes.

18 has been a resistance and this seems to have been dealt with!

demand volume speaks alot !informed volumes ???



This is a share that has tested many peoples patience...It reminds me of KCB in years gone by..

Bulls make money,bears make money and pigs get slaughtered.
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ayushnehra
#95 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 10:59:10 PM
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For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!



Dreams are not the thing you see in your sleep..it's the thing that doesn't let you sleep. - A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
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#96 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2015 10:17:32 AM
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ayushnehra wrote:
For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!




I remember seeing this stock recommended for a buy last month and nobody seems to agree.the price stays depressed
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#97 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2015 11:20:37 AM
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ayushnehra wrote:
For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!




thought it was 50 cents
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#98 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2015 11:39:23 AM
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subaru wrote:
ayushnehra wrote:
For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!




thought it was 50 cents

interim and final
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#99 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2015 11:39:55 AM
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subaru wrote:
ayushnehra wrote:
For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!




thought it was 50 cents

Interim 50cts
Final. 50cts
Total 100cts. Now you know.
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#100 Posted : Thursday, March 19, 2015 12:00:00 PM
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Boris Boyka wrote:
subaru wrote:
ayushnehra wrote:
For those after dividend..Cables is not too bad is it? 1 shilling for every 16.5(roughly) Invested..!! Dividend-wise seems to be doing better than many..!!




thought it was 50 cents

Interim 50cts
Final. 50cts
Total 100cts. Now you know.



too bad the share is depressed
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