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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Anglo-eastern Plantations Plc | LSE:AEP | London | Ordinary Share | GB0000365774 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-6.00 | -0.87% | 686.00 | 686.00 | 696.00 | 700.00 | 686.00 | 692.00 | 3,092 | 16:26:19 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Shortng,oils,margarine, Nec | 456.93M | 79.64M | 2.0094 | 3.41 | 271.91M |
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26/2/2010 09:38 | muansing, What is the point u are making as so far u hv not said anything constructive. Apart from the fact that it "appears" to be a good long term investment. Well , I suppose I should be glad u are only "slightly" surprised. | hvs | |
26/2/2010 09:32 | hvs Baffled by post 1064 Sorry if a phrase "slightly surprised" causes offence No offence intended. | muangsing | |
26/2/2010 08:33 | Muangsung, Do we not live in a FREE COUNTRY ? You are invited to filter me.Hope you are not trying to be NUISANCE Sterlings fall with more to come should help earnings in the current year. | hvs | |
26/2/2010 07:34 | hvs and woracle Thanks for your replys woracle I'm pleased to hear that the $/INR exchange rate is at about its 5 year average. I guess most asian governments either indulge in dirty floating against the USD or the USD makes up a large proportion of their currency basket. hvs It appears a good long term investment to me also. Hence I am slightly surprised that you feel the need to post so frequently the movement in the CPO price Regards | muangsing | |
25/2/2010 21:27 | I'm no chartist,but it looks to me like this stock is seriously crowding a four pound resistance level. | shakyhands | |
25/2/2010 13:30 | Hi jonny, Your enthusiasm is appreciated. Good timming on your buys as well. | hvs | |
25/2/2010 12:50 | picked up some more today, screaming buy here. Massive flag will break to 550, and fantastic fundamentals to. | jonnyboy1 | |
25/2/2010 12:48 | Hi lobby, nothing to say then ? | hvs | |
25/2/2010 08:37 | Thank you for the reply woracle. Very well explained as always. Much appreciated. | hvs | |
25/2/2010 08:33 | hvs, currency wise, $ strength vs UKP is much more relevant for us here and its improving at the mo. As for competition, fair point but cant say how competitive AEP really are vs other producers.. u have to look at margins really for comparison. Its not just wage costs that determine competiveness.. yield, logistics etc are massive factors . However, its a demand supply equation that gets stronger by the year and so AEP is strategically better place than any UK quoted producer IMO. NBPO .. havent looked at specifics of their aquisition yet, but for sure AEP will trade at PE 16 again one day. | woracle | |
25/2/2010 08:23 | Hi woracle, I am missing the point you are making. As the inference from previous comment was strength in IDR. I am not invested here for short term gain but for 2014 and beyond and as I see it AEP is in a very good competitive position as Indonesia is a lower cost producer compared to competitors. Do you have any comments on the NBPO acquisition and price paid. Feel AEP is very undervalued based on the price paid. Your thoughts would be highly appreciated. | hvs | |
25/2/2010 08:18 | hvs, you missed the point muangsing is getting at....MS, IDR costs i agree are up 25% vs USD however 9300 is essentially just historical average over last 5 years. The spike to 12000 during Oct 08 to 09 was exceptional. So nothing out of the ordinary on historical basis. IDR pretty much loosely linked to $ going foreward as most AP currencies. | woracle | |
25/2/2010 07:51 | Sorry meant to say Ringgit. By long term I mean to say Malaysian currency will stay stronger than Indonesian Ruppiah so AEP will always be more competitive. Workers pay in Malaysia will also be higher than in Indonesia so AEP is very well placed. Yesterdays announcement by NBPO of buying 80% of 26,000 hectares in Papua New Guniea for £ 112 mill shows how cheap AEP is at todays levels as it is on course for developing more than 100,000 hectares by 2014. AEP is a STEAL a share to buy for your grandchildren. | hvs | |
24/2/2010 17:06 | hvs Don't understand Malaysian Rupiah????? Also not sure what "will not hurt long term"? | muangsing | |
24/2/2010 16:59 | As long as CPO keeps firm and rising it will not hurt long term as Malaysian Ruppiah is stronger. | hvs | |
24/2/2010 16:55 | hvs What about the strength of the Indonesian Rupiah? | muangsing | |
24/2/2010 09:27 | NBPO keeps on going up and we are static trying to break 400p. Think this will spring up nearer results. | hvs | |
23/2/2010 17:18 | No? Palm oil cause of global warming, CO2 emissions? Extinction of 100 species a day? That's fine, scare out the weak hands. | notanewmember2 | |
23/2/2010 10:22 | Anyone see Panorama , last night ? A bunch of troublemakers with nothing better to do IMHO. | hvs | |
18/2/2010 11:49 | Bought a few more today. Will keep on buying at these levels. | hvs | |
18/2/2010 08:49 | CPo has broken through USD 800 per ton and still showing a rising trend. I feel we will see a pleasant increase in divi this year. Think the general economic situation last year made then over cautious. | hvs | |
17/2/2010 15:36 | ok, thank you woracle | shanklin | |
17/2/2010 15:34 | Depends on the capital program needs but with so much new acreage to plant and re-plant over the next 5 years, I suspect that is what most of the free cash will be spent on rather than massive dividends in the period. Its always been highly cash generative, but this is a period where a step change occurs from being a small 40K to a medium sized 130K ha player. | woracle | |
17/2/2010 15:16 | Any thoughts please on how the dividend is likely to evolve over time? Its a shame it was cut back 64% last year. Surely at some point AEP will become highly cash generative and could afford a significantly higher dividend? | shanklin |
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