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Othelo
#21 Posted : Friday, April 15, 2016 4:35:24 PM
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Ericsson wrote:
When are they expected to announce full year 2015 results.
Seems things are thick;they have taken long long to report

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Fyatu
#22 Posted : Monday, April 25, 2016 12:02:29 PM
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seems to me like this mbus has already left Machakos airport
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kimanimsc
#23 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 6:28:25 PM
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CDCGroup.com to invest $140m into @ARMCement1 cc @pradeeppaunrana @NSEKenya #Cement #Africa. New shares to be issued at 40.00 a share $140m equivalent @ARMCement1. $110m of $140m will be used to pay down debt @pradeeppaunrana @ARMCement1
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kimanimsc
#24 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 6:34:48 PM
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kimanimsc wrote:
CDCGroup.com to invest $140m into @ARMCement1 cc @pradeeppaunrana @NSEKenya #Cement #Africa. New shares to be issued at 40.00 a share $140m equivalent @ARMCement1. $110m of $140m will be used to pay down debt @pradeeppaunrana @ARMCement1

source: @alykhansatchu
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Plimsoul
#25 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 6:52:12 PM
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kimanimsc wrote:
kimanimsc wrote:
CDCGroup.com to invest $140m into @ARMCement1 cc @pradeeppaunrana @NSEKenya #Cement #Africa. New shares to be issued at 40.00 a share $140m equivalent @ARMCement1. $110m of $140m will be used to pay down debt @pradeeppaunrana @ARMCement1

source: @alykhansatchu


$140m at 40 per share works out to 350mn shares. ARM has what, 495m shares outstanding? So CDC gets 41% of the company but that's not to boost earnings so much as it is to lighten the debt load.

I can't decide whether it's a deal or not.
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Ericsson
#26 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 7:41:56 PM
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Seems the British govt are back to acquire gems in kenya.
So far CDC has banked the following properties in Kenya;
10% stake in I&M bank
40% stake in ARM;to be confirmed
Owner of ACTIS which owns the following;
Junction Mall
Garden City
Nairobi Business Park at Ngong Racecourse
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Ericsson
#27 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 7:45:57 PM
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Now let us see how CDC will steer the company to battle with Lafarge Bamburi Cement,Mombasa Cement,Simba and Savannah Cement who have eaten into the market share of ARM
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sparkly
#28 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 9:49:26 PM
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Plimsoul wrote:
kimanimsc wrote:
kimanimsc wrote:
CDCGroup.com to invest $140m into @ARMCement1 cc @pradeeppaunrana @NSEKenya #Cement #Africa. New shares to be issued at 40.00 a share $140m equivalent @ARMCement1. $110m of $140m will be used to pay down debt @pradeeppaunrana @ARMCement1

source: @alykhansatchu


$140m at 40 per share works out to 350mn shares. ARM has what, 495m shares outstanding? So CDC gets 41% of the company but that's not to boost earnings so much as it is to lighten the debt load.

I can't decide whether it's a deal or not.


Foreigners really love this share. I think it's safe to follow the big money with a target to exit with the big boys in 5-10 years
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Felipe
#29 Posted : Friday, April 29, 2016 11:53:36 PM
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sparkly wrote:
Plimsoul wrote:
kimanimsc wrote:
kimanimsc wrote:
CDCGroup.com to invest $140m into @ARMCement1 cc @pradeeppaunrana @NSEKenya #Cement #Africa. New shares to be issued at 40.00 a share $140m equivalent @ARMCement1. $110m of $140m will be used to pay down debt @pradeeppaunrana @ARMCement1

source: @alykhansatchu


$140m at 40 per share works out to 350mn shares. ARM has what, 495m shares outstanding? So CDC gets 41% of the company but that's not to boost earnings so much as it is to lighten the debt load.

I can't decide whether it's a deal or not.


Foreigners really love this share. I think it's safe to follow the big money with a target to exit with the big boys in 5-10 years


5-10 years? I think NOT! Already Lafarge Africa has lost the cement business in Nigeria to Dangote. In Tanzania, Dangote cement is sold at Tsh 12,000 per 50 kg bag compared to ARM's Nyati cement (Tsh 13,000) verses imported cement which retails at Tsh 12,500. With a capacity of 3m metric tonnes per annum against a demand of 2.2m and a procurement of 250 trucks to handle distribution of the product across Tanzania, Dangote cement factory is the biggest in east and central Africa compared to ARM Tanzania which produces 750,000 tonnes per annum. This industry is highly competitive and soon overcrowded..
TA = Price Action + Vol + S/R + Trend + Pattern.
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Pesa Nane
#30 Posted : Tuesday, July 26, 2016 8:37:53 PM
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Pesa Nane plans to be shilingi when he grows up.
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