For those who have shares in Carbacid:

Do you look at CARB as a CO2 firm or as an investment firm?
Looking at the results and balance sheet, it looks like an investment firm with the "CO2" as a subsidiary.

[quote=VituVingiSana]Carbacid sets sights on gas mining permit
https://www.businessdail...9306-5b4xb7z/index.html[/quote]


This will aid in revenue growth.
The management of Carbacid is very honest.
It's the only company that I have invested that sends me it's annual report in a soft copy!
This profit warning is also very honest as it's coming six months before Financial year closes.
The carbon business is not doing very good but they have succeeded to get loyal customers over the years.
The financial market is also not great,but there is room for change especially if they get the right managers.

[quote=Ericsson]Carbacid FY19
Revenue up 11.5% to Sh630.5m.
Other income up 3.5% to Sh203.7m
Operating margin was stable at 63.5%

Net profit decreased by 11.4% to Sh264.6m purely due to fair value losses on equity investments.

EPS fell by 11.1% to Sh1.04 from Sh1.17 in 2018.
Dividend was maintained at Sh0.70.

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Who are there competitors? I hear about a Chinese company. Not sure how they can send CO2 logistically profitable all the way to 254

I have received the same dividend four years now.Is that a growth?

Umeongea na wanahisa wa KPLC? ARM? KQ?