Accept and move on,Equity and NCBA have bigger problems

Cic insurance also doing a land sale with and may do a similar move.

CIC will first have to clear the co op bank loan

one big seller has been trying to exit desperately, a very unwise seller

Lemme see if I can predict the residual valuation after book closure. The discontinued operations had an operating profit Ksh536 million while what remains had Ksh130 million. This shows Kantar had bigger margins from relatively almost equal revenues. From the Ksh5bn they are distributing Ksh3.5 billion so the Ksh1.5 billion remaining may bring in Ksh150 million in interest income.
So ceteris paribus the full net income may be Ksh450 million which is almost half of the consolidated income of 835 million before disposal of Kantar.... I may be wrong but I think the remaining business valuation will be affected by the bottom line so 7 - 11 is my predicted residual price

so those who sold at 24 yesterday maybe better off

As at 31 December 2019 outstanding figure was ksh.3.748bn

Any news or foresight on how they intend to invest the 1.5 BN that will remain after the dividend payout?

They can use ksh0.5bn to clear the loan and then the rest perhaps to acquire a good business at a significant discount given covid

What is the best price to put if you want to exit eaerly in the morning?

Sh.8