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Ericsson wrote: https://www.businessdail...10018-x1sfku/index.html
Equity Bank is taking over a total of Sh2 billion worth of loans that had been advanced to East African Cables by various lenders, including Standard Chartered Bank (Kenya) and Ecobank Kenya Limited. Equity Bank, for instance, has been revealed as the lender that provided Sh1.6 billion that was used to settle StanChart claims. StanChart wrote off Sh1.5 billion and opted to walk away from the debt-ridden firm with the Sh1.6 billion. “Subsequent to year end, the group and company signed a facility agreement amounting to Sh1.6 billion with Equity Bank Kenya Limited to restructure the loans previously held by Standard Chartered Bank Kenya and Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania,” EA Cables says in the report. Buyout of the Stanchart loans was completed in May. The cables manufacturer added that it has approached Equity to also take over a Sh161 million loan owed to Ecobank kenya and Sh285 million owed to SBM Bank Kenya. “The new lender has offered the group a tenor of ten (10) years with a moratorium of two (2) years on principal repayments and a six (6) months moratorium on interest payments,” the cables manufacturer said of the negotiations with Equity. Prior to taking over the loans from its rivals, Equity had already lent more than Sh2 billion to EA Cables. Most of the cable manufacturer’s assets are pledged to Equity. EA Cables approached the bank to take over the loans which it is unable to repay on its own. “The loans due to Ecobank Kenya and SBM Bank Kenya … are due and payable on demand and in the event that the lenders recall the loans due, the group and company do not have the ability to settle these loans in the normal course of business,” the company said. This is a toxic deal/move by Equity bank;with the state of economy and kenya power,defaults are likely to reoccur by EA Cables When it rains, it pours 😭
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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Extraterrestrial wrote:Ericsson wrote: https://www.businessdail...10018-x1sfku/index.html
Equity Bank is taking over a total of Sh2 billion worth of loans that had been advanced to East African Cables by various lenders, including Standard Chartered Bank (Kenya) and Ecobank Kenya Limited. Equity Bank, for instance, has been revealed as the lender that provided Sh1.6 billion that was used to settle StanChart claims. StanChart wrote off Sh1.5 billion and opted to walk away from the debt-ridden firm with the Sh1.6 billion. “Subsequent to year end, the group and company signed a facility agreement amounting to Sh1.6 billion with Equity Bank Kenya Limited to restructure the loans previously held by Standard Chartered Bank Kenya and Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania,” EA Cables says in the report. Buyout of the Stanchart loans was completed in May. The cables manufacturer added that it has approached Equity to also take over a Sh161 million loan owed to Ecobank kenya and Sh285 million owed to SBM Bank Kenya. “The new lender has offered the group a tenor of ten (10) years with a moratorium of two (2) years on principal repayments and a six (6) months moratorium on interest payments,” the cables manufacturer said of the negotiations with Equity. Prior to taking over the loans from its rivals, Equity had already lent more than Sh2 billion to EA Cables. Most of the cable manufacturer’s assets are pledged to Equity. EA Cables approached the bank to take over the loans which it is unable to repay on its own. “The loans due to Ecobank Kenya and SBM Bank Kenya … are due and payable on demand and in the event that the lenders recall the loans due, the group and company do not have the ability to settle these loans in the normal course of business,” the company said. This is a toxic deal/move by Equity bank;with the state of economy and kenya power,defaults are likely to reoccur by EA Cables When it rains, it pours 😭 Equity bank now holds a total of ksh.4bn EA Cables loan Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Ericsson wrote:Extraterrestrial wrote:Ericsson wrote: https://www.businessdail...10018-x1sfku/index.html
Equity Bank is taking over a total of Sh2 billion worth of loans that had been advanced to East African Cables by various lenders, including Standard Chartered Bank (Kenya) and Ecobank Kenya Limited. Equity Bank, for instance, has been revealed as the lender that provided Sh1.6 billion that was used to settle StanChart claims. StanChart wrote off Sh1.5 billion and opted to walk away from the debt-ridden firm with the Sh1.6 billion. “Subsequent to year end, the group and company signed a facility agreement amounting to Sh1.6 billion with Equity Bank Kenya Limited to restructure the loans previously held by Standard Chartered Bank Kenya and Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania,” EA Cables says in the report. Buyout of the Stanchart loans was completed in May. The cables manufacturer added that it has approached Equity to also take over a Sh161 million loan owed to Ecobank kenya and Sh285 million owed to SBM Bank Kenya. “The new lender has offered the group a tenor of ten (10) years with a moratorium of two (2) years on principal repayments and a six (6) months moratorium on interest payments,” the cables manufacturer said of the negotiations with Equity. Prior to taking over the loans from its rivals, Equity had already lent more than Sh2 billion to EA Cables. Most of the cable manufacturer’s assets are pledged to Equity. EA Cables approached the bank to take over the loans which it is unable to repay on its own. “The loans due to Ecobank Kenya and SBM Bank Kenya … are due and payable on demand and in the event that the lenders recall the loans due, the group and company do not have the ability to settle these loans in the normal course of business,” the company said. This is a toxic deal/move by Equity bank;with the state of economy and kenya power,defaults are likely to reoccur by EA Cables When it rains, it pours 😭 Equity bank now holds a total of ksh.4bn EA Cables loan Something tells me there may be more than meets the eye here. Perhaps a guarantee from Kuramo 🤷🏽♂️
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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Equity bank has had sluggish growth since 2014 after it was firmly a big bank. The expansion into the region may help boost growth. The acquisition of the Atlas Mara banks will be a huge plus but it will take time. 2-3 years. Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,346 Location: Nairobi
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EA Cables cedes assets to Ecobank https://www.businessdail...76092-1o30na/index.html EA Cables took new loans from Equity Bank and used the amounts to pay off StanChart. The company had also disclosed that it was negotiating with Equity Bank to also settle the remaining claims by SBM (Sh285 million) and Ecobank Kenya (Sh161 million). The actions by Ecobank and SBM suggest that the cables manufacturer has been unable to restructure the remaining loans. Prior to taking over the loans from its rivals, Equity Bank had already lent more than Sh2 billion to EA Cables.>>> Is Equity Bank losing its touch? Or does it not have the chops to lend to the corporate sector? Or has it got sufficient collateral that can be liquidated if and when EAC goes into administration? Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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VituVingiSana wrote:EA Cables cedes assets to Ecobank https://www.businessdail...76092-1o30na/index.html EA Cables took new loans from Equity Bank and used the amounts to pay off StanChart. The company had also disclosed that it was negotiating with Equity Bank to also settle the remaining claims by SBM (Sh285 million) and Ecobank Kenya (Sh161 million). The actions by Ecobank and SBM suggest that the cables manufacturer has been unable to restructure the remaining loans. Prior to taking over the loans from its rivals, Equity Bank had already lent more than Sh2 billion to EA Cables.>>> Is Equity Bank losing its touch? Yes it isOr does it not have the chops to lend to the corporate sector? Or has it got sufficient collateral that can be liquidated if and when EAC goes into administration? What is it seeing that the likes of stanchart,Ecobank and SBM didn't see.This might turn out to be a bad decision.Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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https://www.nse.co.ke/ph...ionary-announcement.pdf
PROPOSED SETTING UP OF A NON-OPERATINGHOLDING COMPANY IN KENYATO HOLDEQUITY GROUP HOLDINGS PLC’S INSURANCE BUSINESS SUBSIDIARIES INCLUDING ASUBSIDIARY IN KENYA FOR CONDUCTING AND UNDERTAKING LONG TERM INSURANCE BUSINESS Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/9/2010 Posts: 320 Location: kenya
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Seems like this counter is deccelarting very fast  Work hard at your job and you can make a living. Work hard on yourself and you can make a fortune.
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cyruskulei wrote:Seems like this counter is deccelarting very fast  This was bound to happen once it hit 38-40 bob, we will go below the 32.5 bob that was the previous floor. In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,804 Location: NAIROBI
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https://www.businessdail...63718-qsnb18/index.html
Equity Group has cancelled its proposed dividend payout of Sh2.50 per share or a total of Sh9.4 billion, citing the need to conserve cash in the wake of the global Covid-19 pandemic. “Accordingly, the board has passed a resolution withdrawing the proposed dividend recommendation and instead will be recommending to the shareholders that no dividend is paid for the financial year ended 31st December, 2019,” Equity said in a statement. “Therefore, the shareholders of the company and other investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s ordinary shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, the Uganda Securities Exchange and the Rwanda Stock Exchange.” Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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