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Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts (13157542 Views)
Streetinvestor2: 10:50pm On Jun 03 |
Locotrader:Na gamble. I know the cycle na for #3.50 make some insider they offload mostly I no trust the guys who did equity conversion. They whr forced against any other option |
SonofElElyonRet: 11:09pm On Jun 03 |
Locotrader:Jesus is my only master .. na today today you buy 2 million units after previous unfailing daily bashing of Ellah.. confess that the interview of Chuka propelled you although you talk say na jijo you dey do... We no go cane you ![]() 2 Likes |
megawealth01: 11:33pm On Jun 03 |
If you are able to pick HONEYWELL at 18+ or lower, you can as well mop up every available unit on the floor. Keep for long term... This should be my last insight into HONEYWELL... If you didn't get in when I first called it out at sub 4 For NB don't sell your gold yet. I told you to enter it with patient funds. Those who bought at my call on sub 30. Take it as investment if you so love what the future holds. As for ethical investors make una no vex as the last time a lot really bashed NB because of their faith ![]() This is your CHANCE to make fortunes. Don't miss it DYOR 2 Likes 1 Share |
bastardson: 4:14am On Jun 04 |
megawealth01:I have stake in NB. Is it okay to increase my units at this current price? I don’t ever sell my stocks. I am between averaging down on Access (current avg is 24), Increase my stake in Aradel or NB. Someone who is well respected here said ARADEL would still come down to 460, so ama as well wait. 3 Likes |
emmanuelewumi(m): 4:15am On Jun 04 |
nosa2: Is the return on equity more than 20%? |
emmanuelewumi(m): 4:17am On Jun 04 |
nosa2: Very poor |
emmanuelewumi(m): 4:20am On Jun 04 |
Agbalowomeri: My minimum Return on Equity for stocks on NGX is 25% or Return on Invested Capital of 20%. Debts can make a stock to have a high Return on Equity 4 Likes |
emmanuelewumi(m): 4:27am On Jun 04 |
HesInMe: They don't understand the meaning of cost of sale 2 Likes |
lionshare: 6:48am On Jun 04 |
HesInMe:Zero cost of sales? ![]() ![]() |
Locotrader(m): 7:07am On Jun 04 |
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/44214_OANDO_PLC-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JUNE_2025.pdf Streetinvestor,see am Auditors are not happy oooo. They are shouting losses upon losses for 3 consecutive years Then pointing at negative retain earning. No matter what oando is doing,Auditors worths listening to. |
chimex38: 7:11am On Jun 04 |
"Young people shldnt go into farming, .. Farming is difficult" For a supposed young man (by Naija farming standard) whos into farming? ![]() ![]() probably shows the headache/ scalability the company is giving you. |
SonofElElyonRet: 7:35am On Jun 04 |
Locotrader:Maybe you go leave Ellah small and redirect your venom at Oando ![]() 3 Likes |
Coolcash1: 7:51am On Jun 04 |
This report has just confirmed that OANDO is a walking corpse! My exit strategy is to allow the management pump the price ahead of their planned equity raise and exit my investment in the moribund company…. Those going concern issues raised by their external auditors cannot and should never be ignored. The truth is, the company has been badly managed and the entire management needs to go. Ire o. 1 Like |
yMcy56: 7:56am On Jun 04 |
OANDO N224bn Profit After Tax in 2024 FYE Compared to N62bn in 2023 FYE * Q1 is expected after the release of this one. * Over to Mr. Market and not those willing to load much cheaper by sighting only the losses without reference to the profits made... https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/44214_OANDO_PLC-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JUNE_2025.pdf 1 Like |
emmanuelewumi(m): 8:00am On Jun 04 |
Coolcash1: You should have kept your strategy to yourself, now everybody will want to do the same thing and your strategy won't work again 8 Likes |
bolton08(m): 8:15am On Jun 04 |
emmanuelewumi: Trust anyone at your peril. People here adopt different gaslighting strategies. |
Locotrader(m): 8:16am On Jun 04 |
yMcy56: Your external Auditor claims you are making losses and you are saying otherwise. If you are making profit,why is the negative retained earnings not encouraging? Aby na only profit after tax you dey see? I know say oando no dey listen to anybody.They do their things the way they like. See the time they are releasing their own result and no sanctions by the regulators.Sometimes I like to ride with this type of company that is above the law but it always end at tears. Just make your short term money and leave Wale & sons Enterprises their kaya to carry or you carry their empty cans with lots of regrets 3 Likes |
Mankind2024: 8:22am On Jun 04 |
I have immense respect for Agbalowomeri, who I suspect is a chartered ant. He was the first member of this forum to spot the red flags in Chuka Mordi &Sons management of Ellah Lake farm. I sought further insight and received a response from Grok, the keeper of odd knowledge which shed more light on the matter. A listed company, especially an integrated agricultural farm, declaring profit with *zero cost of sales* (COS) raises red flags and warrants scrutiny. Here’s a concise analysis to help you assess whether you should be concerned: ### Key Considerations: 1. **Nature of Cost of Sales in Agriculture**: - For an integrated agricultural farm producing fresh fruit bunches (FFB) of palm fruits, COS typically includes costs like: - Labor (harvesting, farm maintenance) - Fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs - Irrigation and utilities - Depreciation of farm equipment or land improvements - Transportation of FFB to buyers - A *zero* COS implies that none of these costs were incurred or recorded, which is highly unusual for an operational farm, as agricultural production inherently involves such expenses. 2. **Possible Explanations**: - **ing Manipulation**: The company might be misclassifying or omitting COS to inflate profits. For example, costs may be shifted to other expense categories (e.g., istrative or operating expenses) or capitalized improperly (e.g., as assets on the balance sheet). - **Non-Operational Income**: If the profit comes from non-core activities (e.g., selling assets, subsidies, or revaluation gains) rather than FFB sales, it could explain zero COS but would still be concerning if misrepresented as operational profit. - **Biological Assets**: Under ing standards like IAS 41, agricultural produce (e.g., FFB) may be valued at fair value less costs to sell, with gains recognized as revenue. However, COS should still reflect harvesting and related costs, not zero. - **Inventory Write-Offs or Errors**: If the company used previously expensed inventory (e.g., from prior harvests), it might report zero COS temporarily. However, this should be clearly disclosed, and it’s unsustainable. 3. **Red Flags**: - **Lack of Transparency**: If the company doesn’t explain why COS is zero, it could indicate poor financial reporting or intentional obfuscation. - **Industry Norms**: In palm oil farming, COS typically ranges from 40-60% of revenue, depending on efficiency and scale. Zero COS defies industry standards. - **Profit Margin Implausibility**: Selling FFB with zero COS suggests implausibly high margins, which could signal ing irregularities or unsustainable practices. - **Regulatory Risks**: Listed companies are subject to scrutiny by regulators (e.g., SEC or equivalent). Misreporting COS could lead to investigations, fines, or delisting risks. 4. **Steps to Investigate**: - **Review Financial Statements**: Check the income statement, cash flow statement, and notes to s for details on revenue sources, COS breakdown, and ing policies (e.g., IAS 41 for agriculture). - **Compare Industry Peers**: Look at competitors in the palm oil sector to see their COS as a percentage of revenue. - **Check Auditor’s Report**: Look for qualifications or emphasis of matter in the auditor’s report that might highlight concerns about financial reporting. - **Management Discussion**: Read management’s commentary in annual reports or investor presentations for explanations of zero COS. - **X or News Search**: If you provide the company’s name, I can search X or the web for recent posts, articles, or analyst reports that might flag issues with the company’s financials. 5. **Should You Be Concerned?**: - **Yes, you should be cautious**: - Zero COS is highly irregular for an agricultural business and suggests potential ing issues, misreporting, or unsustainable practices. - It could impact the company’s credibility, stock valuation, and regulatory compliance. - **Context Matters**: If the zero COS is a one-time anomaly (e.g., due to a specific ing treatment or non-recurring event) and is well-explained, it may be less concerning. However, lack of clarity or recurring zero COS is a major concern. ### Recommendation: - **Dig Deeper**: Request the company’s financial statements or point me to their name/ticker, and I can help analyze specific filings or search for relevant discussions on X or the web. - **Engage Professionals**: If you’re an investor, consult a financial analyst or ant to review the company’s books. - **Monitor Developments**: Watch for regulatory filings, news, or shareholder activism that might highlight governance or financial issues. If you share the company’s name or more details, I can provide a more tailored analysis, including checking X or web sources for red flags. Let me know! 3 Likes |
debeey87(m): 8:30am On Jun 04 |
@streetinvestor Paragraph 2 under material uncertainty related to going concerns is all you need to understand better what karltom and sunrise pebble were saying about oando. Even after pledging their assets, auditors are saying they won't meet up if they don't raise additional capital as it only covers 11.8% and 8.4% funding gap of the business for this year and next. Make shareholders no expect anything till 2027. They may start asset stripping soon 3 Likes |
Streetinvestor2: 8:35am On Jun 04 |
Locotrader:Lol.Though this is not the results I am waiting as we already had idea from the unaudited version of this results. I thought I saw 65 billion on the unaudited. Now I am seeing 220B on this audited. What was the retained earnings for 2023 fy against 2024 fy. Then for auditors report. If we begin to gaslight that one on all stocks listed here.That means many stocks will be dead on arrival if the auditors becomes sincere and make comprehensive disclosure on that area.We they see companies that thr auditors they skip that part here..lol OANDO is not digging deeper into the ground. The revenue alone doubled to start with.I want to see q1 2025 results based on production numbers since thr is target to hit 100k in three yrs 2 Likes |
Rubyjade: 8:40am On Jun 04 |
bastardson:it did already and even came down to 448, I don't see it coming down again. |
Streetinvestor2: 8:45am On Jun 04 |
debeey87:OK I will check it out by wkned. I want to understand this funding pattern. I was never equally expecting a quick turnaround for oando. I am not a trader.I am highly interested in 100k barrel target in 3 yrs |
Locotrader(m): 8:48am On Jun 04 |
Streetinvestor2: Oando and shareholders are 5&6. If you can't beat them you them. To make money for oando,any where belle face,you must follow.Loco has nothing against oando I dey for where belle face for Ellah and oando even though Ellah no get breast |
debeey87(m): 8:51am On Jun 04 |
Na this other operating income boost PAT
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ositadima1(m): 8:53am On Jun 04 |
HesInMe: emmanuelewumi: I’m speaking from a neutral standpoint here — neither in nor against. A zero cost of sales is entirely possible. If you look at their financials again, you'll see they haven't sold any physical goods — no seedlings, no palm fruits — contrary to some claims that they’ve started selling farm produce. This suggests there was likely no initial investment in what’s generating revenue. There are several ways a farm can generate revenue without incurring a direct cost of sales, such as: Agricultural consulting services Land leasing or rentals Farm equipment leasing or rentals Agricultural training Brokerage or matchmaking services in agriculture While none of these may be their main source of income, they also never claimed to be selling goods produced on the farm, yet. So yes, it is very possible. Let's be arguing with sense! ![]() 3 Likes |
Streetinvestor2: 8:54am On Jun 04 |
Locotrader:Lol. For oando I am seeing signs of crawling out not running out Then for ellahlakes na continues digging and not being sincere with financials.Too many lies and secrecy concerns 2 Likes |
Sunrisepebble: 9:06am On Jun 04 |
NAHCO
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Streetinvestor2: 9:12am On Jun 04 |
debeey87:Lol but na something must bring profits or loss.Nobe some people just buy dollars and kept to make profits. Many of our banks and businessmen did it.The other thing on the table which was even loudest is what I no sabi watin it really be.I guess it is from thr trading arm of other people products |
Mankind2024: 9:18am On Jun 04 |
Chuka Mordi's Arise TV interview is on YouTube. He attributed revenue to Fresh Fruit Bunches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlJZtZbK8IE?si=H16dcfrv-8CzFYWF ositadima1: 4 Likes |
Streetinvestor2: 9:18am On Jun 04 |
Sunrisepebble:Nice one.Pls they should concentrate on nigeria agricultural produce though we never see enough chop. The country needs to earn more in dollars to stabilize the naira and encourage more people into large scale farming. The 300 billion by the company is achievedable with this kind diversification |
Streetinvestor2: 9:22am On Jun 04 |
Mankind2024:I was wondering which now to believe oh as the results no indicate . Abeg for people way dey read auditors concerns .This company get auditors concerns or worries..lol |