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The size of FY 2015 loss at TPSEA
muganda
#1 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 6:36:26 PM
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What's to say...

A nice long commentary but sales were amazing. How do they explain the forex and interest expense losses?
Grand
#2 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 6:53:53 PM
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FY'15 Result (as reported in rich.co.ke)

EPS: -1.63
PE: -15.184



FY Sales 6.189360b vs. 6.337210b -2.333%
FY Earnings before exchange loss, interest, depreciation and taxation 551.492m vs. 782.387m -29.512%
FY Unrealised exchange loss on foreign currency loans [121.566m] vs. [17.608m] +590.402%
FYs Net interest expense [224.232m] vs. [154.419m] +45.210%
FY Depreciation on property, plant & equipment [426.566m] vs. [426.237m] +0.077%
FY [Loss] profit before income tax [210.976m] vs. 220.101m -195.854%
FY [Loss] profit after tax [280.613m] vs. 274.419m -202.257%
Attributable to: equity holders of the company [296.571m] vs. 245.910m -220.601%
[Loss] earnings per share attributable to the equity holders of the company [1.63] vs. 1.35 -220.741%
Dividend 0.25 vs. 1.35 -84.481%


@Hisah,
Do you still think it's a buy since it has been sub 30 for a while and considering that it has now gone into loss territory???
murchr
#3 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 6:58:00 PM
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muandiwambeu
#4 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 7:00:53 PM
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muganda wrote:
What's to say...

A nice long commentary but sales were amazing. How do they explain the forex and interest expense losses?

and why quote retained earnings already capitalised in this statement. Is it to deceive Wanjiku that the money is in the coffers or an indicator of how far they are yet to fall and that falling is not that easy.
ppt
shame shame and shame that acctt or whatever.
what's the use of balance sheet in reflecting the fair state of affairs of a firm.
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Aguytrying
#5 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 7:11:45 PM
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muganda wrote:
What's to say...

A nice long commentary but sales were amazing. How do they explain the forex and interest expense losses?


It's hard to take in. Looking forward to a turn around next year. Their operating costs are higher if profit of 500 m from revenue of 6b
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hisah
#6 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 9:30:32 PM
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Grand wrote:
FY'15 Result (as reported in rich.co.ke)

EPS: -1.63
PE: -15.184



FY Sales 6.189360b vs. 6.337210b -2.333%
FY Earnings before exchange loss, interest, depreciation and taxation 551.492m vs. 782.387m -29.512%
FY Unrealised exchange loss on foreign currency loans [121.566m] vs. [17.608m] +590.402%
FYs Net interest expense [224.232m] vs. [154.419m] +45.210%
FY Depreciation on property, plant & equipment [426.566m] vs. [426.237m] +0.077%
FY [Loss] profit before income tax [210.976m] vs. 220.101m -195.854%
FY [Loss] profit after tax [280.613m] vs. 274.419m -202.257%
Attributable to: equity holders of the company [296.571m] vs. 245.910m -220.601%
[Loss] earnings per share attributable to the equity holders of the company [1.63] vs. 1.35 -220.741%
Dividend 0.25 vs. 1.35 -84.481%


@Hisah,
Do you still think it's a buy since it has been sub 30 for a while and considering that it has now gone into loss territory???

Whoa! I didn't expect a loss! Surprised to see such a spike in forex loans. I'll need to relook at the results keenly to see if there is any way out of this storm.

@aguy hold your horses here. This will be a nice recovery play like KK, but for now the storm has struck hard. Take a breather.
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Aguytrying
#7 Posted : Thursday, April 28, 2016 10:58:52 PM
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Joined: 7/11/2010
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hisah wrote:
Grand wrote:
FY'15 Result (as reported in rich.co.ke)

EPS: -1.63
PE: -15.184



FY Sales 6.189360b vs. 6.337210b -2.333%
FY Earnings before exchange loss, interest, depreciation and taxation 551.492m vs. 782.387m -29.512%
FY Unrealised exchange loss on foreign currency loans [121.566m] vs. [17.608m] +590.402%
FYs Net interest expense [224.232m] vs. [154.419m] +45.210%
FY Depreciation on property, plant & equipment [426.566m] vs. [426.237m] +0.077%
FY [Loss] profit before income tax [210.976m] vs. 220.101m -195.854%
FY [Loss] profit after tax [280.613m] vs. 274.419m -202.257%
Attributable to: equity holders of the company [296.571m] vs. 245.910m -220.601%
[Loss] earnings per share attributable to the equity holders of the company [1.63] vs. 1.35 -220.741%
Dividend 0.25 vs. 1.35 -84.481%


@Hisah,
Do you still think it's a buy since it has been sub 30 for a while and considering that it has now gone into loss territory???

Whoa! I didn't expect a loss! Surprised to see such a spike in forex loans. I'll need to relook at the results keenly to see if there is any way out of this storm.

@aguy hold your horses here. This will be a nice recovery play like KK, but for now the storm has struck hard. Take a breather.


Been patient and still holding on. These look like my fortes. Bamburi was similar in recovery too
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