ecstacy wrote:@Kausha, @VVS, @hisah, @Aguy, @mlennyma:
Would you bet your house on KK hitting Ksh 18/= by March 2017?
April 2018 ceteris paribus i.e. similar conditions & no PEV 2017.
[My 18/- also includes dividends of 0.25 (Final FY 2015 pd in 2016) + 0.50 (pd for FY 2016 in 2017) and 0.15 (interim FY 2017).
If the NSE offered single stock call options, I would pick up more than a few.
The analyst briefing report was nothing if not positive.
- Focus on PROFITABLE sales not market share.
- K-Card agreement with DTB is more efficient.
- Young country managers.
- Hiring expansion to push non-fuel products.
- Renovation of stations.
- Acquisition/takeover of stations.
- All subsidiaries are profitable in 2016 to-date
- Debt down to 2.3bn and all in USD. And dropping.
- Real estate is not the focus but KK will develop other income sources.
- LPG refilling/storage facility in Kisumu.
- 200,000 LPG cylinders coming in 2016.
- Expansion into new countries is on the cards but not the primary focus.
- Burundi remains profitable despite the political problems.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett