heri wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:heri wrote:mlennyma wrote:My system showed 0 supply at one point today, last seen during puma times,the demand side suggests leaked H1 results.May be
@mlennyma did the arbitration that has been going on between KK and KPRL ever come to an end?
KK and KPRL was settled. There was an article or press release about it.
There is an industry-wide settlement (Yield Shift) that hasn't been settled. That affects everyone.
KK and KPC are still at it. Abdullahi ruled in favor of KK. KPC appealed. Some stupid judge (musinga) claimed the 6bn award was too much for the economy. [KK lost 6bn in 2012 and survived. KQ lost 45bn in 3 years. Kenya's economy hasn't collapsed]
Then KPC wanted the award reduced. KK protested. And it goes on I guess.
So we could get some windfall gain along the way
Yesterday I dreamt this share was trading at Kshs 39- but it was just a dream .probably because of spending too much time in wazua
in the same dream i also dreamt the share price being at shs 12.50 and was excited to have made 50% gain having bought at 8 bob
The KPRL-Industry Settlement is dependent on when the broke GoK is ready to settle.
1) Some industry players expect ERC to load on a 'fee' onto fuel sales to fund the settlement. So consumers will pay for KPRL's past inefficiencies.
2) KPRL has tanks which could be leased (or sold) to OMCs in lieu of the payments under the settlement.
3) GoK makes a one-time settlement by paying cash (unlikely) or issuing special non-redeemable bonds to the firms.
Both #1 or #2 benefit KK over time. #3 is a financial settlement & preferred since it gives KK an immediate balance sheet boost.
KPC will eventually go KK's way but the wheels of (in)justice in KE are agonizingly slow. It does not bode well when one is trying to sell KK to a foreign buyer. KPC is a government entity & why should a foreigner want to mess with GoK?
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett