obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:Unga steps up competition with Eldoret wheat plant
https://www.businessdail...01378-g7kc91/index.html
"The company already has an existing line besides the new “state-of-the-art” plant expected to
more than double capacity."
The new capacity is probably more efficient.
"The line, earlier slated for commissioning in October, was
opened in mid-December, according to the firm chief executive officer Nick Hutchinson."
Revenue and costs in 2H may increase. Profits may be tougher to come by given the issues surrounding maize, competition, drought and politics. "plans to
install a soya meal production line at its Dakar Road, Nairobi, plant in the course of the
2018/2019 financial year."
Long-term planning. I wish you well mzee
Asante. I don't stress too much as long as the management is good/reliable. They don't have to be superstars every year. It's nigh impossible once a firm is mature.
The dividend I received from Unga was very helpful in helping me stay well-stocked with Unga branded unga (Ngano and Mahindi), pulses (Amana) and Ennsvalley bread. Actually, all my meals and alcohol.
The interim dividend (FY 2018) and buyout of KK has kept my car fueled and maintained.
The dividend from TPS (FY 2018) will allow me to stay at a Serena property. I don't have many shares so it will be just a weekend during the off-season but I will top-up.
The KenRe dividend will pay for my car, medical, NHIF and property insurance premiums.
I&M's dividend will take care of utilities, bank charges and many other expenses eg entertainment.
Centum's dividend will be reinvested.
I had hoped KQ's dividends would have paid for flights but I am glad I sold them given there has been no dividend since 2012.
Overall, it is all good
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett