@Mwala,

All financial instituitions have until 31 March to release their end of year results by law. All financial years must end on 31 December for this instituitions. So between now and end month, Coop must rlease their results before end month

This is one development I am awaiting with a bated breath.

i dont expect more than 15% pre tax profit growth on this stock...

i hope i'm not wrong..

Any bank stock is a good buy at the moment. They are making lots of profits.

PBT up 10% From 3.4B to 3.74B. 0.20cents dividend

http://uk.mobile.reuters...le/idUKLDE62916R20100311

i expect the share to average at 10 for quite some time.The divinded is okay but the rise in profit is small.

just been informed they are paying a dividend of 0.2

profit growth is exactly as i expected.. i really dont think that this company's business model can create large profit growth thats why i dont touch it... when the other banks recover they most likely will greatly outperform co-op bank in profit growth....

the dividends paid are low compared other NSE firms like sammeer and that might be the reason for almost no reaction in the price today