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Ericsson
#101 Posted : Tuesday, August 09, 2022 7:23:53 AM
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Ericsson wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
FY21 Listed Banks dividend expectations KCB -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.3.5 Equity -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.5-3 Co-op Bank -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1 NCBA -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.0.75 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1.25-1.5 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2-2.25 DTB -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.6-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.6-3 ABSA -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.10 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.10 I&M -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.5 SCBK -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.5 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.12.50-15 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.17.5-20 Stanbic -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1.7 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.5.50-6 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.7.20-7.7
I am cautiously optimistic. KCB..final dividend of 2 bob Fy21 dividend 3 bob (incl 1 bob interim dividend) EQUITY..First and final dividend of 2 bob SCBK..Final dividend of 8 bob Fy 21 dividend 13 bob (incl 5 bob interim dividend) ABSA..First and final dividend of 90cts STANBIC.Final dividend of 3.8 bob Fy21 dividend 5.5 bob (incl 1.7 bob interim dividend) My argument is based on the need for further capital preservation occasioned by covid that have refused to subside .
@Young Coop I&M Equity DTB ABSA They came on target. Now let's project FY2022
@Ericsson , I project as follows on the ones I hold positions KCB...3.5 (1.0 & 2.5) ABSA..1.2 (0.2 & 1.0) SCBK. 20.0 (5 & 15) Coop..1.2 or 1.3 NCBA. 3.5 (1.0 & 2.5)
KCB 4 (1.00 & 3.00) so long as there is no huge costs associated with DRC acquisition
KCB dividend forecast lowered to ksh.3 Interim dividend ksh.1 Final dividend ksh.2 This is due to the cost of acquisition for TMB DRC of about ksh.16bn
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young
#102 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2022 11:40:21 PM
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young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
FY21 Listed Banks dividend expectations KCB -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.3.5 Equity -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.5-3 Co-op Bank -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1 NCBA -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.0.75 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1.25-1.5 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2-2.25 DTB -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.6-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.6-3 ABSA -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.10 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.10 I&M -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.5 SCBK -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.5 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.12.50-15 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.17.5-20 Stanbic -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1.7 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.5.50-6 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.7.20-7.7
I am cautiously optimistic. KCB..final dividend of 2 bob Fy21 dividend 3 bob (incl 1 bob interim dividend) EQUITY..First and final dividend of 2 bob SCBK..Final dividend of 8 bob Fy 21 dividend 13 bob (incl 5 bob interim dividend) ABSA..First and final dividend of 90cts STANBIC.Final dividend of 3.8 bob Fy21 dividend 5.5 bob (incl 1.7 bob interim dividend) My argument is based on the need for further capital preservation occasioned by covid that have refused to subside .
@Young Coop I&M Equity DTB ABSA They came on target. Now let's project FY2022
@Ericsson , I project as follows on the ones I hold positions KCB...3.5 (1.0 & 2.5) ABSA..1.2 (0.2 & 1.0) SCBK. 20.0 (5 & 15) Coop..1.2 or 1.3 NCBA. 3.5 (1.0 & 2.5)
UPDATE NCBA UPGRADE With 2 bob interim the new projection is 4.5 (2.0 & 2.5) . Bravo NCBA
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littledove
#103 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2022 7:51:56 AM
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young wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
FY21 Listed Banks dividend expectations KCB -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.3.5 Equity -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.5-3 Co-op Bank -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1 NCBA -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.0.75 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1.25-1.5 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2-2.25 DTB -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.6-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.6-3 ABSA -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.10 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.10 I&M -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.5 SCBK -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.5 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.12.50-15 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.17.5-20 Stanbic -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1.7 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.5.50-6 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.7.20-7.7
I am cautiously optimistic. KCB..final dividend of 2 bob Fy21 dividend 3 bob (incl 1 bob interim dividend) EQUITY..First and final dividend of 2 bob SCBK..Final dividend of 8 bob Fy 21 dividend 13 bob (incl 5 bob interim dividend) ABSA..First and final dividend of 90cts STANBIC.Final dividend of 3.8 bob Fy21 dividend 5.5 bob (incl 1.7 bob interim dividend) My argument is based on the need for further capital preservation occasioned by covid that have refused to subside .
@Young Coop I&M Equity DTB ABSA They came on target. Now let's project FY2022
@Ericsson , I project as follows on the ones I hold positions KCB...3.5 (1.0 & 2.5) ABSA..1.2 (0.2 & 1.0) SCBK. 20.0 (5 & 15) Coop..1.2 or 1.3 NCBA. 3.5 (1.0 & 2.5)
UPDATE NCBA UPGRADE With 2 bob interim the new projection is 4.5 (2.0 & 2.5) . Bravo NCBA
in the next two years the price of NCBA will be at par with the like of equity and kcb, not because it will be as profitable as the two but because of generous dividend
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Ericsson
#104 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2022 9:52:24 PM
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littledove wrote:
young wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
young wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
FY21 Listed Banks dividend expectations KCB -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.3.5 Equity -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.50-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.5-3 Co-op Bank -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1 NCBA -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.0.75 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1.25-1.5 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2-2.25 DTB -Final dividend expectation Ksh.2.6-3 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.2.6-3 ABSA -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.10 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.10 I&M -Final dividend expectation Ksh.1-1.50 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.1-1.5 SCBK -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.5 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.12.50-15 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.17.5-20 Stanbic -Paid an interim dividend of ksh.1.7 -Final dividend expectation Ksh.5.50-6 -Total FY21 dividend Ksh.7.20-7.7
I am cautiously optimistic. KCB..final dividend of 2 bob Fy21 dividend 3 bob (incl 1 bob interim dividend) EQUITY..First and final dividend of 2 bob SCBK..Final dividend of 8 bob Fy 21 dividend 13 bob (incl 5 bob interim dividend) ABSA..First and final dividend of 90cts STANBIC.Final dividend of 3.8 bob Fy21 dividend 5.5 bob (incl 1.7 bob interim dividend) My argument is based on the need for further capital preservation occasioned by covid that have refused to subside .
@Young Coop I&M Equity DTB ABSA They came on target. Now let's project FY2022
@Ericsson , I project as follows on the ones I hold positions KCB...3.5 (1.0 & 2.5) ABSA..1.2 (0.2 & 1.0) SCBK. 20.0 (5 & 15) Coop..1.2 or 1.3 NCBA. 3.5 (1.0 & 2.5)
UPDATE NCBA UPGRADE With 2 bob interim the new projection is 4.5 (2.0 & 2.5) . Bravo NCBA
in the next two years the price of NCBA will be at par with the like of equity and kcb, not because it will be as profitable as the two but because of generous dividend
The influence of the house on the hill is a worrying factor.Once the occupier is out will they still get the favours they are currently getting?
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littledove
#105 Posted : Tuesday, August 30, 2022 7:46:27 AM
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https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/capital-markets/ncba-crafts-new-generous-dividend-payment-policy-3930456 NCBA Group plans to pay up to 50 percent of net earnings as dividends going forward, indicating increased returns to shareholders for a bank that previously kept its cash distributions at 20 percent of net income. The Nairobi Securities Exchange-listed lender said it now targets to set a dividend policy of paying 35 percent to 50 percent of profits in a policy that also takes into account capital investment requirements. The dividend policy comes after the bank emerged from the amalgamation of the former CBA Group and NIC Group --which previously did not have a formal dividend policy but had a tradition of paying a fifth of net income to shareholders.
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Ericsson
#106 Posted : Tuesday, September 13, 2022 6:47:15 AM
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https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/markets/capital-markets/ncba-crafts-new-generous-dividend-payment-policy-3930456 NCBA Group plans to pay up to 50 percent of net earnings as dividends going forward, indicating increased returns to shareholders for a bank that previously kept its cash distributions at 20 percent of net income. The Nairobi Securities Exchange-listed lender said it now targets to set a dividend policy of paying 35 percent to 50 percent of profits in a policy that also takes into account capital investment requirements. The dividend policy comes after the bank emerged from the amalgamation of the former CBA Group and NIC Group --which previously did not have a formal dividend policy but had a tradition of paying a fifth of net income to shareholders.
To be safe and avoid disappointments plan with the lower end of 35%
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heri
#107 Posted : Thursday, September 22, 2022 9:03:45 AM
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So much propaganda on the streets and so much talk about state capture. Did NCBA enjoy state largesse . Has very good DIY but I am worried if fortunes may change
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Ericsson
#108 Posted : Friday, September 23, 2022 7:05:35 AM
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So much propaganda on the streets and so much talk about state capture. Did NCBA enjoy state largesse . Has very good DIY but I am worried if fortunes may change
Check after one year to confirm your allegations
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heri
#109 Posted : Friday, September 23, 2022 9:45:58 AM
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Ericsson wrote:
heri wrote:
So much propaganda on the streets and so much talk about state capture. Did NCBA enjoy state largesse . Has very good DIY but I am worried if fortunes may change
Check after one year to confirm your allegations
But then I might have burnt my fingers . Do you see NCBA performance going down
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Ericsson
#110 Posted : Friday, September 23, 2022 10:16:00 AM
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heri wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
heri wrote:
So much propaganda on the streets and so much talk about state capture. Did NCBA enjoy state largesse . Has very good DIY but I am worried if fortunes may change
Check after one year to confirm your allegations
But then I might have burnt my fingers . Do you see NCBA performance going down
FY2022 they will do well. That question can be answered from Q1 2023 results onwards
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