VituVingiSana wrote:10.25 has printed.
The 'revelation' that KK can pay off all its debt by June 2016 is very good news.
Projects to fund:
1) BP/Castrol plant 500mn
2) New Office Building: 1.5bn
KK has $28mn in debt [says Ohana]. Let's make a huge assumption it's $10mn [anyone with more info? The Annual Report doesn't have enough detail] came from sale of assets & inventories in TZ and DRC so net debt is $18mn.
So if KK can make $6mn cash per month (18/3) that's PBT [assuming cash = profits] of 600mn/month x 12 months = 7.2bn x 70% (tax) = 5bn ... Are talking of EPS KES 3/share in 2016?
*Note that the reduction is debt is also helped by the REDUCTION in the cost of inventory thanks to low(er) fuel prices not just profits*
Let me dial down my enthusiasm. Let's say KK makes just 2/- in 2016. Elections in 2017. Let's stick with 2/- for 2017. What would it be worth in 2018 as a Takeover Target?
The Shs2.8 billion debt could be after the sale of the TZ congo assets.... Whis would make the EPs calculations higher, so your probably right.
Lets stick with EPS of 2.0, remember i mentioned this EPS not too long ago.
at least 30.00 per share. The most profitable fuel marketer in kenya, debt free, attractive assets...
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself