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obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze]  Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all On the other hand we have JM of Equity. Most GoK firms have "no-skin-in-the-game" boards and management KPLC NBK Uchumi EAPCC KQ Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,213 Location: nairobi
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VituVingiSana wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all On the other hand we have JM of Equity. Most GoK firms have "no-skin-in-the-game" boards and management KPLC NBK Uchumi EAPCC KQ True. You failed to list KENRE because of amnesia??
KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,346 Location: Nairobi
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obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all On the other hand we have JM of Equity. Most GoK firms have "no-skin-in-the-game" boards and management KPLC NBK Uchumi EAPCC KQ True. You failed to list KENRE because of amnesia?? It has done well compared to the others but fingers crossed. The firm has been profitable and NAV has been positive since I first started getting into KenRe to become a Tier 1 position. Mwarania has 100,000 shares (1.1mn value). Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all Panaurana cried when ARM went under. Which Directors will cry when KQ goes under? Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,213 Location: nairobi
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sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all Panaurana cried when ARM went under. Which Directors will cry when KQ goes under? I keep telling people here. KQ is a national asset that shall never be let to go under..
KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all Panaurana cried when ARM went under. Which Directors will cry when KQ goes under? I keep telling people here. KQ is a national asset that shall never be let to go under.. Let us debate this premise: 1. No asset or National Asset is too big to fai; 2. State priorities change. Project Mawingu was essentially a NARC economic revival project. UMK is just supporting KQ so that it doesn't die on his watch. He ignored the planned greenfield terminal & Runway. The next president might not give a damn about aviation. 3. Kenya has a sovereign risk. If it fails to honor foreign loans and guarantees, KQ will go down.. Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,346 Location: Nairobi
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sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Among the ailing companies in NSE Home Africa fares better!
Mumias leads in negative equity position of 15 billion,followed by uchumi at 3 billion,KQ at 2.4 billion,Trans-century at 944 million and Home Africa at 505 million. Its shameful to put HAFR and KQ in the same sentence. Would caliber of Martin Oduor, Caroline Ogwapitt, Michael Joseph join the board of HAFR? Even for one day? Let's get serious about what we post How many shares do those executives hold in KQ? Let me tell you, they have Zero, Nought, Nothing. They are just there for prestige and allowances. The only KQ Directors who hold KQ shares are: Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and Michael Gichangi - 2,025. On the other hand the following Directors of HAFR have shares in the company: Ketan Shah - 4m; Mbugua Gecaga - 3m; and Dan Awendo - 256k. I feel better represented by directors who have skin in the game (to quote @VVS) than directors who are just there for prestige and allowances. Nicholas Bodo - 1,050; [Value 5k. One free one-way flight from NBO-MBA on economy 5k+] Carol Musyoka - 6,675; and [Value 34k. One free return flight from NBO-KGL on economy 34k+] Michael Gichangi - 2,025. [Value 10k. One free retun flight from NBO-MBA on economy 10k+] If I was offered a board seat on KQ, I would take it. For the perks. So would @sparkly. Or @obiero [who probably tried under Ngunze] Skin in the game counts for nothing if you can imagine what happened to Panaurana of ARM.. The NSE is a dicy place meant only for those who can afford to lose it all Panaurana cried when ARM went under. Which Directors will cry when KQ goes under? Those that will lose their free flights! Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/8/2018 Posts: 507 Location: Nairobi
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These ones decided that they won't release FY 2018 results or?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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rwitre wrote:These ones decided that they won't release FY 2018 results or? Wako league moja na East Africa cables and Tranny Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,213 Location: nairobi
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Why expect results release for a dying entity?
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