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AEP Anglo-eastern Plantations Plc

696.00
4.00 (0.58%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  4.00 0.58% 696.00 692.00 700.00 698.00 692.00 698.00 5,619 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Shortng,oils,margarine, Nec 456.93M 79.64M 2.0094 3.44 274.28M
Anglo-eastern Plantations Plc is listed in the Shortng,oils,margarine sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AEP. The last closing price for Anglo-eastern Plantations was 692p. Over the last year, Anglo-eastern Plantations shares have traded in a share price range of 652.00p to 886.00p.

Anglo-eastern Plantations currently has 39,636,372 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Anglo-eastern Plantations is £274.28 million. Anglo-eastern Plantations has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.44.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/11/2010
11:55
Their website just says mid November for Interim Management Statement
chector177
08/11/2010
10:58
We sure will get one soon.

Something to look forward to.

hvs
07/11/2010
20:25
Are we due an IMS this week? 10th November last year.
marknicho
07/11/2010
19:50
Its looking very promising here.
hvs
07/11/2010
17:48
Thanks BH - looking at the graph, when AEP touched 600p in Aug the price of PO was over $200 a tonne less than it is today!
melody9999
07/11/2010
12:53
there's a good palm oil chart on this page btw (scroll down) - can't be linked to directly however...
bountyhunter
07/11/2010
12:46
LOL, Mr Dysentery just spouts the obvious micro-market trends at every conference going to get his fees I suspect. Shameless self-promoting crystal ball gazer. Anyway, this made me giggle. He can see the future so well he's managed to tweak his numbers by 300K tons in the last month alone. Of course the long term trend is up, but such frequent short term forecasts are pure... dysentery...lol.

"Supplies of soybean, palm, coconut, groundnut, cotton, rapeseed and sunflower oils will rise 3.5 million tons in the year to September 2011, according to Mistry's remarks. That's less than the 3.8 million-ton gain he forecast on Sept. 26. Demand in the same period would rise as much as 5 million tons, according to the text."

woracle
07/11/2010
12:37
Its our Dear friend once again :

Edible-oil prices may climb as growth in worldwide supply fails to keep pace with the rise in demand for a third year, with weather patterns hurting crops, according to Godrej International Ltd. Director Dorab Mistry.

Palm oil may gain to 3,300 ringgit ($1,072) per metric ton in the next few weeks and extend gains in 2011, according to remarks Mistry prepared for delivery at the DCE oilseed conference in Guangzhou, China today. The contract ended Nov. 4 at 3,191 ringgit. Soybean oil in Argentina, the largest exporter, may climb to $1,250 a ton by January, according to the remarks, raising Mistry's forecast from $1,050.

Higher prices may add to costlier food, fanning inflation. World food prices climbed to the highest level in more than two years in October on more expensive meat, cereals, cooking oils and sugar, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said. Mistry correctly predicted in March that palm oil would exceed 3,000 ringgit after June on lower yields.

"We have looming supply problems in wheat, in rice, in corn, in canola, in sun seed and, above all, in soybeans," the text said. "We must therefore begin to give up too many thoughts of any meaningful decline in vegetable-oil prices during 2011."

Palm oil on the Malaysia Derivatives Exchange has rallied for 10 weeks, gaining about 26 percent on concern recent excess rains may disrupt harvests in Malaysia and Indonesia. Prices are at the highest since July 2008.

Tightening Supplies

Mistry, whose speech was read by a representative at the conference, has been in the industry for more than 30 years. Godrej is one of India's biggest buyers of cooking oils.

Tightening supplies and "inelastic demand" from countries including China will extend the "crazy" price rallies this year, Tao Chen, chairman of Louis Dreyfus Commodities (Beijing) Trading Co. said at the conference.

Supplies of soybean, palm, coconut, groundnut, cotton, rapeseed and sunflower oils will rise 3.5 million tons in the year to September 2011, according to Mistry's remarks. That's less than the 3.8 million-ton gain he forecast on Sept. 26. Demand in the same period would rise as much as 5 million tons, according to the text.

An El Nino-induced drought hurt oil-palm yields in Indonesia and Malaysia, the largest producers, this year, while a La Nina-induced drought delayed planting of the South American soybean crop and hurt yields. Palm oil and soybean oil are the most consumed edible oils and are direct substitutes.

South American Season

"The world situation in soybeans is tighter with each day," the text of the prepared remarks said. "We are in the midst of the South American growing season and we have yet to see the full effects of this year's La Nina."

Soybean farmers in Brazil's Mato Grosso state, accounting for about 30 percent of the nation's crop, finished planting about 31 percent of the planned area as of Oct. 28, the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics said. This time last year, growers had completed 51 percent, it said.

In Argentina, soybean yields are forecast to be lower than average because of dry weather, the Buenos Aires Cereals Exchange said Oct. 28.

Spot prices for degummed soybean oil in Argentina closed at $1,136.47 a ton on Nov. 4, the highest price since August 2008.

"Weather disturbances in the form of drought, wet springs, flooding and frosts have been more evident this year than any other year I can recall," Mistry's text said.

lol !!!!

lol !!!!!

hvs
06/11/2010
11:37
And CPO now USD 1100
hvs
06/11/2010
11:04
'Rubber price soars.....to record levels' (The Times today).

AEP announced a while back that they were going to start a new rubber plantation (in addition to the small area they already have). The land acquired on Banga island was mentioned as a possible site. It hasn't been mentioned since, but let's hope they have made a start, though at least 5 years before the trees started yielding.

Price being driven by short term factors (Thai floods), but mainly by Chinese demand for car tyres (68% of rubber is used for tyres). Every day 2,000 new cars hit the road in Beijing alone, and China will have 200 million cars on the road by 2020.

lobby ludd
04/11/2010
13:07
Yes, this is always behind the CPO price curve but once we have a clear breakout..it wont be shy. I suspect Liberty Sq is still selling their last 950K. But should be clear soon..
woracle
03/11/2010
14:32
Are we going higher ?
hvs
02/11/2010
14:50
And share price doing the same.
hvs
29/10/2010
09:55
CPO still climbing.
hvs
26/10/2010
11:29
Good luck to you.

Like they say , we aint seen nothing yet.

hvs
26/10/2010
10:41
At the risk of being over-exposed to the P.O. market(Already holding REA) I picked up a few of these this a.m.
parttime
26/10/2010
09:15
here we go
spaceparallax
26/10/2010
07:38
and at last the share price as well.
hvs
25/10/2010
12:21
PO price moving up nicely
melody9999
25/10/2010
08:59
Looks like we will finally have breakout this week.

British Palm Oil going strong for last month.

hvs
25/10/2010
08:54
Everything's certainly in place to support that.
spaceparallax
24/10/2010
22:31
been watching for a while and jumped in again on Friday. Fancy AEP to break out shortly as it did at 400p.
melody9999
23/10/2010
10:45
THink next wekk we will pass 600p.

Profits in current year will be very strong.

hvs
22/10/2010
08:11
sp looking to move on again
spaceparallax
21/10/2010
08:28
CPO now $ 1030 per ton.

Let us hope this will move soon.

hvs
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