11.25 printed. Go KK!

This is what investors purely construe as the mantra for material announcement. The subjective momentum is still on. Keep loading!!!!!

I'm sure the Stockbroker will tell you he was sure this will happen.

@Spikes. What changed. U were very pessimistic about kk like 2 months ago


On a separately related topic:
Kk illustrates the time I'm the market theory. Ie. Investors miss out on gains in the market coz of the time they spent out of a stock. See kk has rallied over 30% in the space of 2 months. As one dips in and out of a stock, it is easy to miss this window of the rally, because it's unpredictable. A study was done showing the most important times for a stock to rally. Occurs during a short window and missing that, investors miss out on gains significantly.

Guys. Is this just anticipated profits? I'm thinking the Tanzanian sale has something to with this. This is not a normal rally during a bear. The results could contain a material announcement.

At this point, buyout rumours are highly welcome

we are just retracing our fair value not a rally safcom share gained after it had shaken all faint hearts,kk might have done the same now

The grass is really green and we can see it from fr and near as we persevering Wildbeestes come back brunching.
Ohana won't let his hustlers down. 40cts final dividend to make it 50Cts total. Or could we be invited for a Buffet and get 90cts to make it 1Kes FY2015?

Whatever @RealTreaty smokes isn't made by BAT.
Whatever @RealTreaty drinks isn't brewed by EABL.
Perhaps what @RealTreaty sniffs is sold by KK.

FROM SIB.

We update our valuation on Kenya’s listed oil marketers, KenolKobil Limited (KenolKobil) and Total Kenya Limited (Total). We retain a BUY recommendation for both KenolKobil (fair value KES 13.53; 24.1% upside) and Total (fair value KES 41.02; 135.7% upside). Ahead of results, 2015 should have been yet another robust year with KenolKobil 2015 EPS coming in at KES 1.40, up 89.1%y/y and Total at a reported EPS of KES 1.85, down 18.1%y/y. The weakness in Total is likely driven by price/inventory management challenges. Throughput in Total’s stations should have grown on the back of a remodeling and beautification of outlets as well as higher demand (+14.6y/y).

With average oil price (Murban crude) having fallen 9.7%y/y in 2014; 47.2%y/y down in 2015, downstream companies have been unchained from the requirements of very high working capital, with the sector now enjoying generally better gross margins. We expect global oil prices to remain below USD 50 per barrel for a considerable period as demand picks up on excess supply. This scenario is likely to anchor short to medium term profitability for downstream operations despite a 16% VAT increase due in August 2016.

We think Total had challenges in profitability management, as evidenced by 1H15 numbers. We have upgraded KenolKobil on sustained management comments for what we consider a surprisingly quick debt pay down (KES 8.5bn in June 2015 to KES 2.8bn in Feb 2016) - even when we consider disposal of the Tanzania subsidiary (& Democratic Republic of Congo storage facility) at an estimated price of KES 1.6bn. In 2016, we feel remarkably comfortable about margin sustenance and a likely uptick in volumes (despite some domestic tax increases). Volume demand growth will also be boosted by GDP rise with regulatory stability sustaining overall industry attractiveness, especially in Kenya and most regional subsidiaries.

FROM SIB.

KK target 13.53
TOTAL target 41.02

If institutional investors or high net worthy individuals joins the race then your dreams of kes 13.xy will come true on Friday. But if the relay is left for completion by timid Joan and Tom don't expect much even if it is a material announcement. I am writing prophetically.

Total at 41.02 is much more far fetched unless they will bring back the Concorde Supersonic jet to Kenya. I believe KK can even do better and will steal the show in 2016 when they will lso be constructing their own office block.