From Jan 2014: Are the following scripts still valid?
mwekez@ji wrote:Cde Monomotapa wrote:Aguytrying wrote:Cde Monomotapa wrote:Cde Monomotapa wrote:Leo akina papa wamejulikana!

*waves white flag*
Let us build some castles in the sky this Furahiday. One time Safcom was similarly out of favor, dancing around similar levels to lower. Fastforward...Smh! Amen!

this is the weird thing with shares. mumias at its optimum potential deserves to trade at 13.00 more than safaricom. and at a fair pe.
Dude, you can say that again...Some more tealeaves are that points of inflection can be reached, as in the case of Safcom, and now probably MSC, after the change of guard at the top. CEOs whose mandate is very clear; Shake up & growth initiatives combo.
Let's see.
Oh yes, we should also look out for the same from Kenol Kobil!!
VituVingiSana wrote:
Omnicane is starting from Ground Zero. A new factory, hybrid sugarcane, a large nucleus estate and little political baggage. If it were listed as a 'start-up' or even as a GEMS listing, I would be interested. As for Mumias... old(er) equipment, old breeds of cane and reliance on smallholders with political clout.
Cde Monomotapa wrote:
OK. What percentage of the national deficit will they satisfy? [200K T]. In between time is what we're looking at with MSC.
VituVingiSana wrote:
Without COMESA safeguards, can Mumias survive? Firms like Butali & West Kenya are more efficient than Mumias.
Cde Monomotapa wrote:
Well, the proceedings here (on playing MSC) have been very clear. Barrier 1. Cane supply - done. 2. COMESA extension 3. Improving competitiveness.
In that order.