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Monday 29th of November 2010 |
Morning Africa |
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The Latest Daily PodCast can be found here http://www.rich.co.ke/rctools/richpod.php
My Weekly Piece for The Star The Hermit Kingdom http://bit.ly/gzglrT
I thank Alishia for the Interview on CNBC Today covering ^NSE20 EABL ScanGroup KPLC http://bit.ly/fjVe2o
Thanking You Alishia
#Mindspeak Saturday 4th December 0930 Bob Collymore CEO Safaricom We are working on Live Streaming this to Your Phone so I am as excited as a Little Boy-
It was a Wonderful #Mindspeak Session with Liza Wisner-Mucheru and packed to the Rafters http://www.twitpic.com/3alrp2
Donald Trump http://bit.ly/g4mDSY
Many Years ago I spent a Night in a Club called Tramp with Mr. Trump and My Friends Lin Menuhin and Cosima Von Bulow. I gave Liza a Letter to give to Mr. Trump. I cannot tell you its contents but I will definitely inform you when the Letter lands.
#Mindspeak has Tipped real Big and curiously Twitter was the Platform and Tipping Agent
Search #Mindspeak on Twitter.com http://bit.ly/hQizEZ
Karuoro karuoro Think we can safely say #Mindspeak tipping point is long gone. Today you needed bouncers @ door. Was awesome. Sadia Ahmed sady_sadz @alykhansatchu totally dig it ;) excellent presentation by Liza. Touched and motivated. Thank you for creating #MindSpeak Aly :) Mpisha RT @ahmedsalims: I managed to get to @WestgateMallKe right on time to meet #LIZA @alykhansatchu @jamesmurua @Mpisha #awesome!!>>Appreciated! Mrfiugs @alykhansatchu thank you very much for organizing such a "mind blowing" event. Cheers C_Leo_patra #mindspeak was awesome as usual. These small inspirations go a long way in encouraging us on in our various hustles! cc: @alykhansatchu swalz07 RT @CindyJambz: RT @alykhansatchu: #Mindspeak Dont just wave at The Train get on it Liza Mucheru-Wisner #Apprentice #Trump www.rich.co.ke AllanNjugi what a superbe, inspirational way to start a weekend! #lizaweisner truly rockd! #mindspeak @alykhansatchu thnx! WestgateMallKe RT @alykhansatchu: #Mindspeak The #Apprentice I think #Kenya can take it to the next level Liza Mucheru-Wisner elvisbando #Mindspeak is great, have been watching live streaming from twitter...@alykhansatchu, great job there mmnjug @ahmedsalims Lets use this fora to absorb as much as possible from that #MindSpeak.Next one will be smooking, @bobcollymore @alykhansatchu MMuendo RT @shiroesta: The Trump Lessons as presented by Lisa Mucheru-Wisner #apprentice @alykhansatchu #mindspeak in #... http://twitpic.com/3alxdh Jobie Mtukampuni mtukampuniRT @alykhansatchu: #Mindspeak The Trump Lessons WORK HARD Get Lucky Liza Mucheru-Wisner www.rich.co.ke David Njuki njukey Thank you all for the #Mindspeak updates, I could not make it. @alykhansatchu at this rate you'll need a bigger venue. Githuz if there was an award fr use of social media in this region, that goes to @alykhansatchu of #mindspeak and not the big corporates muchiritony @alykhansatchu whoa! at this rate i see you hosting the next #mindspeak at #KICC plenary hall
Previous 2010 #Mindspeak Sessions and Presentations are here
Wolfgang Fengler Chief Economist Kenya The World Bank http://bit.ly/958Kmi
Mahmud Janmohamed MD Serena Hotels http://bit.ly/dh3P1l
Sicily Kariuki MD Tea Board Kenya Powerpoint http://bit.ly/brrNMK
Martin O-O CEO KCB http://bit.ly/i92bsh
Video Presentations are here RICH TV http://www.rich.co.ke/rctools/richtv.php
More to Follow tomorrow
Macro Thoughts
The Dollar Rally looks mature now.
Home Thoughts
We went to My Mother's Brother's 71st Birthday Party over the Week End. Aysha and Hannah remain a little poorly. |
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Vast Leak Discloses Diplomatic Secrets WSJ Law & Politics |
The publication of a quarter-million sensitive diplomatic cables Sunday exposed years of U.S. foreign-policy maneuvering that could prove embarrassing to the U.S. and its allies, especially in the Islamic world.
Regarding Iran, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah was portrayed in an April 2008 memo as having told the U.S. "to cut off the head of the snake."
Though commonly called cables in the diplomatic world, they were encrypted emails sent by special devices.
U.S. diplomats were portrayed as referring to allegedly corrupt business practices of Ahmad Wali Karzai, a half-brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai. Saudi King Abdullah was described as saying he viewed Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki as a proxy for Iran.
Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh allowed American forces to conduct counter-terror operations against al Qaeda militants inside his country. During a January meeting with visiting U.S. Gen. David Petraeus, the Yemeni leader made clear he wanted to disguise Washington's role, according to a cable from the American ambassador in Sana'a.
"We'll continue saying the bombs are ours, not yours," Mr. Saleh said, according to the cable, prompting Yemen's deputy prime minister to "joke that he had just 'lied' by telling Parliament" that Yemeni forces had carried out the strikes.
The cables also showed U.S. officials exploring ways to remove highly enriched uranium from a Pakistani nuclear site in a way that wouldn't spur a political backlash against Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari.
American diplomats were asked to collect biometric information on key U.N. officials, from under secretaries to the heads of specialized agencies and peacekeeping operations. It also asked for intelligence on Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's management and decision-making style.
The secret document, titled "Reporting and Collection Needs: the United Nations," asked for both basic "biographical information" and detailed work schedules, credit-card numbers and frequent-flier accounts. Such information could be used to track the movements and activities of U.N. officials.
Saudi King Abdullah told U.S. officials that Pakistan's President Zardari was incapable of reforming his country. "When the head is rotten it affects the whole body," the Saudi monarch said, according to a cable.
Another cable has an Israeli official, Amos Gilad, speculating in 2009 about the life span of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, 82, and questioning whether his son, Gamal, was "ready to assume command."
Conclusions
The Information Stream will not be dammed and We have entered a New Normal in that regard. |
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Europe Sets Bailout Rules WSJ World Of Finance |
Europe sealed a €67.5 billion bailout of Ireland Sunday and for the first time crafted a blueprint for rescues from 2013 on that could have private-sector creditors bearing some of the cost. The Irish bailout, equivalent to about $90 billion, is intended as a signal that the euro zone will come to the aid of its own. But the plan to share pain with banks and other private-sector lenders is a message that the munificence won't continue forever.
Ireland is the second euro-zone country, after Greece, to call for help paying its bills. Bond markets have all but cut Dublin off by demanding soaring interest rates. They have also become more wary of lending to Portugal and Spain, stoking fears of toppling dominoes along the euro-zone's weak perimeter. European finance ministers raced to reach an agreement before unsettled markets opened Monday.
The $90 billion deal for Ireland and the plan for future rescues "should decisively address the current nervousness in the financial markets," said Olli Rehn, the EU's economy commissioner.
Under the compromise reached Sunday, the EU agreed to enact a new big bailout fund of undetermined size. It will replace, in 2013, the €440 billion fund created in May and now being used to help Ireland. Under the new fund's terms, creditors of countries that are deemed insolvent could be forced into a restructuring before the fund doles out any aid.
Conclusions
The Bond Markets wants the PIIGS to provide an Explicit Guarantee. |
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Currency Markets at a Glance WSJ World Currencies |
Euro 1.3261 Traded 1.3208 This AM Pound 1.5625 Yen 83.98 Aussie 0.9668 Rand 7.1037 India Rupee 45.76 South Korean Won 1149.95
The dollar index , a measure of the U.S. unit against a basket of major rivals, traded at 80.50 on Monday, up from 80.378 on Friday.
Conclusions
I think the Dollar Move is now mature.
“Market focus is likely to turn to Portugal’s debt auction on Wednesday. If Portugal’s debt auction is judged a failure, the euro is likely to be sold off”
Euro versus Dollar INO 5 Day Chart 1.3281 Last http://bit.ly/deyPwl |
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Investing in Fear Is Big Business WSJ Misc. |
The popularity of the VIX index, which has become a widely watched barometer of investor fear since the financial crisis, is generating a host of spinoffs, copycats and derivatives. It is adding up to big business for VIX's owner, the Chicago Board Options Exchange, as well as partners and competitors that have developed products pegged to, or inspired by, the VIX.
VIX clones have sprung up in Australia, Canada and India. There are now VIX-like measures in the crude-oil and gold markets. Soon, there will be a VIX each for corn and soybeans. The popularity of the index has fueled growth in futures and options just to bet on the VIX itself.
Formally known as the CBOE Market Volatility Index, the VIX tracks the prices investors pay for options to protect themselves against swings in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. An increase in those prices suggests an increase in investor anxiety. It is also used as a short-term predictor of investor behavior.
The ^VIX Pit in Chicago.
Conclusions
A Key Indicator.
The Star Greed and Fear is what Drives Markets http://bit.ly/9CFEEs |
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Sanyu’s “Potted Chrysanthemum in a Blue and White Jardiniere” Bloomberg Misc. |
Around packed rows of white seats, ushers gave up trying to keep aisles clear of standing observers that spilled six deep outside the entrances, while 48 Christie’s staff aided telephone bidders. Two of those phone bidders outlasted the sea of dark suits and black dresses in the room to lift Sanyu’s “Potted Chrysanthemum in a Blue and White Jardiniere” to an artist record HK$53.3 million.
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Wal-Mart Offers 16.5 Billion Rand for 51% of Massmart Bloomberg Retail & Manufacturing |
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s largest retailer, offered to buy 51 percent of Massmart Holdings Ltd. for 16.5 billion rand ($2.34 billion) and will retain the South African company’s listing on Johannesburg’s bourse.Wal-Mart has “irrevocable” support for its 148 rand per share offer from shareholders representing 35 percent of Massmart, the companies said in a statement today. Another 15 percent of investors have offered “non-binding” support to the bid.Wal-Mart is planning to use South Africa, the continent’s largest economy, as its platform for expansion in Africa to counter slowing growth in U.S. home market. Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal-Mart faces opposition from labor unions in its attempt to establish itself in the country.Massmart rose 2.30 rand, or 1.6 percent, to 144 rand as of 9:10 a.m. in Johannesburg.
The offer needs approval from at least 75 percent of Massmart investors, the statement said. Wal-Mart will seek a waiver to make a mandatory offer to shareholders from South Africa’s regulators. A mandatory offer is triggered when a shareholder breaches a 35-percent threshold, under South African law.
Wal-Mart could lead corporate America into Africa CS Monitor http://bit.ly/9ASLGt
By Aly-Khan Satchu September 28, 2010 Nairobi, Kenya
Wal-Mart has announced that it is prepared to pay approximately $4.2 billion for Massmart Holdings. Massmart Holdings is a Johannesburg-headquartered chain of discount superstores with a grand total of 290 stores in 13 African countries under brand names such as Makro, Game, and Builders Warehouse. Massmart stores can be found as far away as Ghana and Nigeria and there are stores even in President Mugabe's Zimbabwe. |
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Nigeria Oil Clashes Threaten Production in Challenge to Jonathan Bloomberg Minerals, Oil & Energy |
A surge of violence in Nigeria’s delta region is threatening output in Africa’s biggest oil producer and may thwart President Goodluck Jonathan’s ambition to win next year’s election.A year after thousands of fighters laid down their arms under a government amnesty program, militants this month struck an Exxon Mobil Corp. offshore platform, Afren Plc’s shallow water field and a pipeline supplying crude to two refineries. They also clashed with government troops and vowed more raids.
“Any increase in violence is likely to affect oil output,” Mark Schroeder, director of Africa analysis at Strategic Forecasting Inc., an Austin, Texas-based global intelligence group, said in a telephone interview. “And the impact of that is felt not only in the country but globally in terms of higher oil prices, even here in the U.S.”
The attacks have undermined the ability of Jonathan, 53, the nation’s first leader from the Niger River delta, to guarantee security for an industry that is the fifth-biggest source of U.S. crude imports and provides 80 percent of government revenue. Total SA, Europe’s third-largest oil company, said it may consider quitting the region if the violence worsens.
“The easiest solution is to say that each time we are confronted with a security problem we should leave, but then there won’t be any more oil,” Total Chief Executive Officer Christophe de Margerie said at an investor conference in Paris on Nov. 19. “If it gets worse, we may have to leave.”
More than 90 percent of the country’s oil is pumped by Irving, Texas-based Exxon Mobil, The Hague-based Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Chevron Corp. of San Ramon, California, Total and Rome’s Eni SpA in joint ventures with state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. in Abuja, according to the Petroleum Ministry. Afren, a U.K. oil and gas explorer focused on West Africa, is based in London.Nigeria was the seventh-biggest producer in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries as of October, with output of about 2.05 million barrels a day.
This month’s attacks were claimed by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), the main group responsible for Nigeria’s oil output being cut by more than 28 percent between 2006 and 2009. The organization says the region’s resources should be exclusively controlled by the people of the delta, who would then pay taxes to the national government.
“In the coming weeks, MEND will launch a major operation that will simultaneously affect oil facilities across the Niger Delta,” MEND spokesman Jomo Gbomo said in a Nov. 16 e-mailed statement.
The political ascent of Jonathan, a southern Christian, was partly spurred by the insurrection in the delta, according to Schroeder. The Ijaws and other ethnic minorities in the area say they are oppressed by central governments working with international oil companies in a region that the United Nations Development Programme said suffers from “extreme deprivation.”
“In many cases, the conditions of rural communities where crude oil is produced are deplorable, with severe environmental degradation, and no access to safe drinking water, electricity and roads,” UNDP said in a 2006 report. “The results have been disillusionment, frustration about their increasing deprivation and deep-rooted mistrust.”
Jonathan, who was chosen as vice president in 2007, became president after his predecessor, northern Muslim Umaru Yar’Adua, died in May. His decision to run for the presidency is contrary to an unwritten agreement in the ruling People’s Democratic Party to rotate the office between the mainly Muslim north and the predominantly Christian south.
Jonathan can’t “afford to be seen to be weak,” Bergen Risk Solutions, a Fantoft, Norway-based risk adviser specializing in Nigeria’s oil region, said in a Nov. 24 note to clients. “These factors undoubtedly shaped Jonathan’s decision to unleash” the military “on his ethnic brethren in the delta.”
Nigerian presidency spokesman Ima Niboro didn’t answer calls on his mobile phone seeking comment.
Conclusions
Watch This from 1 Minute and 10 Seconds Mindspeak Jomo MEND http://bit.ly/9xBVqD
Dollar versus Nigeria Naira ForexPros 150.60 Last http://bit.ly/bIrrqB
Conclusions
Looks reasonably close to Equilibrium at these Levels with NIBOR short term Interest Rates supportive |
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Sudan's central bank raises margin on pound Reuters World Currencies |
Sudan's central bank on Sunday raised the margin for banks to buy foreign currency to 17.6 percent above their official rates, trying to bring more liquidity into the system as the black market inched higher.Sudan's pound has been hit by speculation of an economic shock or possible renewed conflict as the oil-producing south of the country hurtles towards an expected vote for independence from the north in a January 9 referendum.
Many Sudanese have horded foreign money and the central bank implemented restrictions to prevent capital flight and bring hard currency back into the system, hoping to crush the thriving black market which had left banks short of hard cash.
Analysts and traders said a central bank policy implemented last week ordering banks and exchanges to buy forex at a 16.29 percent margin over their official rates was an effective temporary devaluation of the pound, which the bank hoped to row back once uncertainty around the referendum subsided.Last week the dollar could buy 2.9 Sudanese pounds on the black market. On Sunday traders were offering between 3 and 3.1 pounds for the dollar despite the central bank move.The initial margin set by the central bank last week of 16.29 percent added onto the upper limit of last week's indicative rate was equivalent to the black market rate of 2.9 pounds.Sunday's 17.6 percent margin above the upper limit of 2.54 on the central bank's web site www.bankofsudan.org/ equals 2.99 pounds, almost equal to the black market rate.
Conclusions
Thats a Devaluation. |
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Williamson Tea reports 1st Half EPS + 108.85% 2010 results here N.S.E Equities - Agricultural |
Par Value: 5/- Closing Price: 165.00 Total Shares Issued: 8,756,320 Market Capitalization: 1,445M EPS: 96.42 PE: 1.711
Swot Analysis 30 Sep 2010 versus 30 Sep 2009 Made Tea 7.854m KGs versus 5.819m KGs +34.971% Turnover 1,513,813m versus 1,000,548m +51.298% EPS 50.50 versus 24.18 +108.85% Interim Dividend 2.50
Go and Read Williamson Tea's Commentaries. They have finally capitulated and called these Results 'Encouraging'.
Conclusions
The PE is below 2.
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Kenya's Eveready warns on full-year profits Reuters N.S.E Equities - Industrial & Allied |
Eveready East Africa , Kenya's main dry cell batteries maker, warned on Monday a rise in global zinc prices and unfavorable exchange rates was likely to affect its results for the year which ended in September.Eveready said in a statement it was unable to pass the higher zinc prices onto customers, its financing costs had increased due to the depreciation of the Kenyan shilling and it was still being hit by competition from counterfeit batteries.
It is due to report results some time next month.
"Whereas volumes of the financial year 2010 are expected to remain largely at last year's levels, the impact of the continued presence in the market of illicit dry cell batteries continued to affect the company's growth projections," Issa Timamy, Eveready's company secretary said.
"The profit warning is only based on the management accounts of the company and preliminary assessment made by the board with reference to figures and information currently available and is not based on audited figures or information."
Eveready posted a 50.7 percent rise in pretax profit to 41.6 million shillings ($515,500) for the year ended September, 2009 after results in 2008 were hit hard by the violence in Kenya following disputed election results.
Eveready share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/7wIhlM
Par Value: 1/- Closing Price: 3.05 Total Shares Issued: 210,000,000 Market Capitalization: 641M EPS: 0.14 PE: 21.786 |
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N.S.E Today |
The NSE could not halt a 5 Day losing Streak and made it 6 days today. The NSE20 fell 35.91 points to close at 4435.51 and 270 Points and 5.738% off its 2010 High. The NASI closed 0.40 points lower at 98.51. Market Cap was 1.175200 Trillion versus 1.180015 Trillion last time. Equity Turnover was 310.85m versus 334.224m last time.
KPLC slumped a further 5.208% following on the Steep 2 Session lost last week and The Management must be glad that Equity and Centum stepped up to underwrite 50% of the Rights Issue. Eveready followed Sameer Africa and issued a Profits Warning. The Tea Companies reported Profits 1st Half +100%+ and Tea Prices remain in the sweetest of Sweet Spot. Williamson Tea trades on Trailing and Forward PE of 2.00.
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N.S.E Equities - Agricultural |
Williamson Tea reported 1st Half Earnings + 108.85% versus the Previous Year. Williamson Tea trades on a Trailing and Forward PE of less than 2.00. Williamson Tea has posted an 87.38% 1 Year Return and looks egregiously priced. Shareholders should note, There will have been outsize Cash Formation on the Balance Sheet at the Full Year Mark and the Management will need to be a whole lot more generous on their Dividend Policy. Williamson Tea is paying an Interim Dividend of 2 shillings and 50 cents. Williamson Tea rallied 7.88% to close at 178.00 and traded 14,600 shares.
Kapchorua Tea reported 1st Half EPS +105.938%. Kapchorua Tea did not trade.
Kakuzi rallied 5.36% to close at 88.50 and traded 100 shares. Kakuzi has posted a 177.759% 1 Year Return and trades on a 4.844 Trailing PE.
Kakuzi share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/5bxXIz
Par Value: 5/- Closing Price: 84.00 Total Shares Issued: 19,600,000 Market Capitalization: 1,646M EPS: 17.34 PE: 4.844
Sasini Tea closed 10 cents firmer at 12.75 and traded 23,000 shares. Rea Vipingo did not trade.
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N.S.E Equities - Commercial & Services |
SAFARICOM
shares volume 9,102,400 total turnover 41,410,848 avg price 4.55 Unchanged low price 4.50 last price 4.55
Conclusions
Safaricom traded 2nd at the Bourse today. Safaricom was unchanged at 4.55 and Buyers continue to mop up Supply at these Levels. Safaricom trades on a Trailing PE of 11.97 and I believe that has all the Price War News baked into it. The CEO Boby Collymore is the Guest at Mindspeak this Saturday at WestGate Mall.
Safaricom share price data and 1st Half Results Analysis here www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/d9amsi
Par Value: 0.05/- Closing Price: 4.55 Total Shares Issued: 40,000,000,000 Market Capitalization: 182,000M EPS: 0.38 PE: 11.974
TPS Serena traded 4th at the Bourse. TPS Serena was unchanged at 68.00 and traded 510,400 shares worth 34.946m. TPS Serena has posted a 95.618% 1 Year Return and is currently the Only Listed Proxy with which to gain exposure to the East African Tourism Sector, which is currently a Rising Tide.
TPS Serena share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/5Ve4gj
Nation traded 5th at the Bourse and closed unchanged at 160.00. Nation traded a 160.00-163.00 range and 189,200 shares worth 30.273m. Nation Media has posted a 50.723% 1 Year Return. Nation posted a 1st Half Acceleration of over 55%.
Nation Media share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/5MKGb9
Standard bounced 4.069% to close at 44.75 and traded 3,200 shares.
ScanGroup retreated 6.611% to close at 56.50 and traded 8,000 shares. ScanGroup has posted a 128.843% 1 Year Return but has retraced 25.657% from its 2010 Closing High of 76.00 from 7th October. ScanGroup now trades on a Trailing PE of 31.21.
ScanGroup share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/c1tlje
Par Value: 1/- Closing Price: 60.50 Total Shares Issued: 234,570,016 Market Capitalization: 14,191M EPS: 1.81 PE: 33.425
Access Kenya firmed 0.949% to close at 15.95 and traded 128,300 shares. Access Kenya closed at 15.55 a 52 week low last week.
Kenya Airways eased 0.54% to close at 45.75 and traded 98,300 shares.
CMC Holdings was marked down 4.5977% to close at 12.45 and traded 14,800 shares. CarGen did not trade |
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N.S.E Equities - Finance & Investment |
CFC StanBic reported reported nine-month net climbed 50.5% and 9 month EPS was 8.09 shillings a shares.CFC StanBic firmed 50 cents to close at 81.50 and traded only 3,100 shares. Straightlining the EPS I am getting a Full Year EPS of 10.7866. 81.50/10.7866 = Forward PE of 7.55. CFC StanBic has posted a 78.723% 1 Year Return and looks very reasonably priced on a Forward PE Basis. There could be more than 20% worth of Head Room on the Price.
Centum traded 6th at the Bourse. Centum eased 1.02% to close at 24.25 and traded a 23.75-25.00 range. Centum traded 1.049m shares worth 25.677m. Centum reported +712% 1st Half Results last week and is up just over 127% on a 1 Year Basis.
Centum 1st Half Analysis share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/3jc0KV
Equity Bank was the most actively traded share at the Bourse. Equity Bank closed unchanged at 25.75 and traded 2.229m shares worth 57.436m. Equity Bank has posted a 94.178% 1 Year Return and is 7.207% off its 2010 high of 27.75.
Equity Bank share Price data Earnings releases here www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/1tAg4B
COOP Bank eased 0.78% to close at 19.00 and traded 1.010m shares worth 19.207m. COOP Bank recorded a 21.50 All Time High less than 8 weeks ago and has posted a 114.423% 1 Year Return. KCB closed at 21.00 and traded a 20.75-21.50 range and 557,400 shares worth 11.723m. KCB trades on an Implied Forward of 5.833 and thats egregious and a Value Proposition.
KCB share price data 3rd Quarter Earnings 2010 http://bit.ly/bshUrU
Par Value: 1/- Closing Price: 21.25 Total Shares Issued: 2,950,259,712 Market Capitalization: 62,693M EPS: 1.84 PE: 11.549
Barclays Bank eased 0.8% to close at 62.00 and traded a 60.00-62.50 range and 74,300 shares. Barclays closed at a 2+ Year High of 70.00 this Year and these levels have been the bottom of the Trading Range and from whence we have bounced before, twice. StanChart firmed 0.37% to close at 271.00 and traded 15,100 shares.
Kenya Re eased 1.72% to close at 11.40 and traded 81,300 shares. Jubilee traded 2,500 shares and was unchanged at 189.00. PanAfric did not trade.
NBK bounced 1.298% to close at 39.00 and traded 30,500 shares. NIC retreated 1.03% to close at 48.00 and traded 94,800 shares. HFCK was marked down 2.8571% to close at 25.50 and traded 48,500 shares. DTB eased 0.746% to close at 133.00 and traded 11,300 shares.
Olympia Capital traded 1,300 shares and closed at 6.50.
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N.S.E Equities - Industrial & Allied |
KPLC retreated a further 5.208% to close at 22.75 and was trading 22.00 -8.33% into the Finish Line. KPLC traded 103,900 shares and traded over 30.00 briefly last week before sliding to 22.75 todays close. KPLC is selling Rights Shares at a Price of 19.50 and must be satisfied that Equity Bank and Centum have underwritten some 50% of the Rights Issue, given the speed of the recent Decline towards the 19.50 Mark.
KPLC share price data Announcements etc here www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/BLiwX
KenGen eased 1.117% to close at 16.75 and traded 285,300 shares. The MD Eddie Njoroge was quote don the Wires saying a Decision around whether to invite in a Strategic Investor will be made in February 2011. Cables closed at 16.50 and traded 29,400 shares.
EABL traded 3rd at the Bourse. EABL was unchanged at 216.00 and trading 217.00 +0.46% into the Close. EABL traded 187,400 shares worth 40.659m. EABL has registered a 62.736% 1 Year Return and closed at 225.00 last Monday an all Time High and from where we have corrected 4%.
EABL share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/57wrgL
Par Value: 2/- Closing Price: 216.00 Total Shares Issued: 790,774,336 Market Capitalization: 170,807M EPS: 9.09 PE: 23.762
Eveready issued a Profits warning and Issa Timamy, Eveready's company secretary said. "Whereas volumes of the financial year 2010 are expected to remain largely at last year's levels, the impact of the continued presence in the market of illicit dry cell batteries continued to affect the company's growth projections." Eveready traded 37,500 shares all at 3.00 -1.64%. Eveready has posted a 5.263% 1 Year Return and has retreated 46.42% from 5.60 Levels from the 16th of March.
Mumias Sugar retreated 1.53% to close at 9.65 and traded 820,800 shares. The Sell off from 2010 Highs of 15.50 8th August has been relentless.
Mumias Sugar share price data www.rich.co.ke http://bit.ly/4WJWWK
KenolKobil closed at 10.00 and traded 256,700 shares. Total traded 10,500 shares and closed at 29.00.
Sameer Africa retreated 4.411% to close at 6.50 and traded 71,000 shares.
ARM firmed a shilling to close at 173.00 and traded 3,100 shares. Bamburi Cement was unchanged at 196.00 and traded 1,700 shares. Portland did not trade.
BAT traded 500 shares at 280.00 and unchanged.
Carbacid was unchanged at 146.00 and traded 100 shares. BOC Kenya did not trade. Crown Berger was unchanged at 32.50 and traded 400 shares. Unga closed at 11.00 and traded 1,600 shares.
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