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Fountain Enterprises Programme - FEP
newfarer
#251 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:06:22 PM
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this thread was started on 5 September 2011.over 7 years ago.how comes we are still talking about Fep. what is so unique that has made Fep stay alive for this long? is there a possibility of the Fep vision living longer than all of us here. I see they have some properties and even a stalled hotel in sagana.with that base can't they redeem themselves?
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Taurrus
#252 Posted : Wednesday, January 30, 2019 10:47:36 AM
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newfarer wrote:
this thread was started on 5 September 2011.over 7 years ago.how comes we are still talking about Fep. what is so unique that has made Fep stay alive for this long? is there a possibility of the Fep vision living longer than all of us here. I see they have some properties and even a stalled hotel in sagana.with that base can't they redeem themselves?


Punda amechoka!
Taurrus
#253 Posted : Wednesday, January 30, 2019 10:49:15 AM
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newfarer wrote:
this thread was started on 5 September 2011.over 7 years ago.how comes we are still talking about Fep. what is so unique that has made Fep stay alive for this long? is there a possibility of the Fep vision living longer than all of us here. I see they have some properties and even a stalled hotel in sagana.with that base can't they redeem themselves?


Punda amechoka!
jmbada
#254 Posted : Saturday, February 23, 2019 11:00:51 AM
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Taurrus wrote:
newfarer wrote:
this thread was started on 5 September 2011.over 7 years ago.how comes we are still talking about Fep. what is so unique that has made Fep stay alive for this long? is there a possibility of the Fep vision living longer than all of us here. I see they have some properties and even a stalled hotel in sagana.with that base can't they redeem themselves?


Punda amechoka!

FEP....wot a joke. I think their only saving grace is that they never raised capital like Ekeza SACCO. Otherwise they would be very much in the news.
BGL
#255 Posted : Monday, April 01, 2019 7:11:00 PM
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jmbada wrote:
Taurrus wrote:
newfarer wrote:
this thread was started on 5 September 2011.over 7 years ago.how comes we are still talking about Fep. what is so unique that has made Fep stay alive for this long? is there a possibility of the Fep vision living longer than all of us here. I see they have some properties and even a stalled hotel in sagana.with that base can't they redeem themselves?


Punda amechoka!

FEP....wot a joke. I think their only saving grace is that they never raised capital like Ekeza SACCO. Otherwise they would be very much in the news.


They raised a hell lot of it.
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kingfisher
#256 Posted : Tuesday, June 04, 2019 8:42:26 AM
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SamuelWachira wrote:
Poleni. I know atleast two guys that invested 1 million and 600K when FEP came for a tour in Oslo, Norway some 3 years back. And Luckily I discouraged some close people from buying. Watu waliamini hii itakuwa another Equity bank story Laughing out loudly My reasoning was simple: Kama the company is so good as they claim nitanunua shares after wamelist NSE. Bado nangojea IPO ya FEP...


You should have given that advise here to all of us... now it is too late.
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Ebenyo
#257 Posted : Thursday, June 20, 2019 9:37:47 AM
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Dahatre wrote:
There were sooo many clues that this was a scam!

For me, it was this video:





The vision was good,but implementation was poor.
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newfarer
#258 Posted : Thursday, June 20, 2019 2:51:23 PM
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Ebenyo wrote:
Dahatre wrote:
There were sooo many clues that this was a scam!

For me, it was this video:





The vision was good,but implementation was poor.

this is normal for any startup.it would have been worrying if there was no vision.

a start up that survives for 5 years is one that has strong foundation.

I understand that FEP has over 6000 acres of land with nearly 400 acres in their name near Daystar Lukenya and some extensive land holdings at the coast.
A stalled 4 star hotel in sagana which can be operationised with little effort. A better corporate governance in the new board with business minded board people now.
they can rise

https://www.fep-group.co...d-board-reconstitution/

another positive for FEP from their published books is that although they have made losses ,all their assets are financed through equity . they do not have those obnoxious bank loans.


they have a strong network of over 200k membership which can be used to harness a ready market for various products.

their problems seems manageable with good management.

it's turnaround is quite easy if they get the right management and partner.
punda amecheka
murchr
#259 Posted : Thursday, June 20, 2019 3:38:02 PM
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newfarer wrote:
Ebenyo wrote:
Dahatre wrote:
There were sooo many clues that this was a scam!

For me, it was this video:





The vision was good,but implementation was poor.

this is normal for any startup.it would have been worrying if there was no vision.

a start up that survives for 5 years is one that has strong foundation.

I understand that FEP has over 6000 acres of land with nearly 400 acres in their name near Daystar Lukenya and some extensive land holdings at the coast.
A stalled 4 star hotel in sagana which can be operationised with little effort. A better corporate governance in the new board with business minded board people now.
they can rise

https://www.fep-group.co...d-board-reconstitution/

another positive for FEP from their published books is that although they have made losses ,all their assets are financed through equity . they do not have those obnoxious bank loans.


they have a strong network of over 200k membership which can be used to harness a ready market for various products.

their problems seems manageable with good management.

it's turnaround is quite easy if they get the right management and partner.


That 400 acres is in dispute, the land in Lukenya was/is owned by families in lots of 40 acres. I find it difficult to believe that they were able to purchase 10 untouched lots in that area. Some families had sold parts and others settled...And I think that is why the real estate project was never started.

CITAM claimed to have land somewhere there what happened to that?
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newfarer
#260 Posted : Thursday, June 20, 2019 4:24:36 PM
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murchr wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Ebenyo wrote:
Dahatre wrote:
There were sooo many clues that this was a scam!

For me, it was this video:





The vision was good,but implementation was poor.

this is normal for any startup.it would have been worrying if there was no vision.

a start up that survives for 5 years is one that has strong foundation.

I understand that FEP has over 6000 acres of land with nearly 400 acres in their name near Daystar Lukenya and some extensive land holdings at the coast.
A stalled 4 star hotel in sagana which can be operationised with little effort. A better corporate governance in the new board with business minded board people now.
they can rise

https://www.fep-group.co...d-board-reconstitution/

another positive for FEP from their published books is that although they have made losses ,all their assets are financed through equity . they do not have those obnoxious bank loans.


they have a strong network of over 200k membership which can be used to harness a ready market for various products.

their problems seems manageable with good management.

it's turnaround is quite easy if they get the right management and partner.


That 400 acres is in dispute, the land in Lukenya was/is owned by families in lots of 40 acres. I find it difficult to believe that they were able to purchase 10 untouched lots in that area. Some families had sold parts and others settled...And I think that is why the real estate project was never started.

CITAM claimed to have land somewhere there what happened to that?

not true .No dispute on the Lukenya land .
There are facts and rumours.get the facts.

the mother title is under kisima real estate and the land is fully subdivided with individual titles per plot under kisima real estate a subsidiary of FEP.you select a plot ,pay and they give you an option to transfer the plot by yourself or they do it for you.

A very open process.

I have friends who have bought the land and have titles already transferred in their names.
they did a land search and confirmed


You can confirm this from their office.and do a land search by yourself.
punda amecheka
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