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AEP Anglo-eastern Plantations Plc

704.00
-9.00 (-1.26%)
03 May 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
  -9.00 -1.26% 704.00 702.00 704.00 724.00 702.00 714.00 57,755 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Shortng,oils,margarine, Nec 456.93M 79.64M 2.0094 3.49 278.25M
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 713p. 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 £278.25 million. Anglo-eastern Plantations has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.49.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/10/2012
15:16
Mistry predicted a fall in early Sept, and CPO trade between 930 and 1050 for Sept/Oct. He got the direction right which was a 50/50 chance, but he totally messed up the prediction. Its now below $800 due to oversupply, down a huge 8% today to a 3 year low. CPO has really capitulated in the last 5 days but you have to live with this short term volatilty these days. Soy prices are high so the gap is not sustainable for any real length of time.
woracle
24/9/2012
14:59
Mistry at it again.
hvs
12/9/2012
18:36
Lots of offers taken out today with AT trades......looking good...
bogotatrader
31/8/2012
11:13
H1 results obviously not steller due to 10% lower CPO prices and expected industry wide cost inflation. An EPS before BA of 57c is below my hoped for 65c estimate, but compared to NBPO and REA, they are easily top of the class as I have shown below. The not insignificant upward accounting adjustment to 2011 results has made YoY comparision even tougher. In addition, they do themselves no favours reporting headline figures inclusive of BA only, which are not a consistent measure of real underlying performance. Always strip out the BA numbers in the income statement to make meaningful comparisions. I find people who are new to investing in agricultural stocks don't understand BA and how they skew the underlying picture. So I have done some comparisions striping out BA.

Operationally, 8% increase in FFB output is excellent and bucks the sector trend (NBPO down 5.6%, REA down 9.3% ). Pre-tax before BA adjustement is down 28% ( NBPO down 57.5%, REA down 40%+ ), EPS before BA also down 28% ( NBPO down 60%+, REA down approx 50%). Indeed if you look at the Wilmars of this world, earnings are generally down 50-60% in H1.

Cash flow excellent as usual. I think it shows AEP have managed costs better than the others, have an excellent profile of growing, maturing acreage due to excellent long term planning. Also probably been a bit luckier with good yields.

An after period note concerns legal action against AEP Malaysia. Some minority shareholder wants to wind it up and the case is in September. I personally think selling Malaysia would be a good thing as its only 6% of acreage and an even smaller proportion of earnings. It would reduce overheads and more significantly, management time I am sure.

Notice the Biomass project is starting soon. The company has really downplayed its significance I think. It appears it will be revenue generating from sale of useful waste products as well as being green and lowering energy costs. Not sure how earnings enhancing it will be but the service management and off-take contracts are already set up, and they will do another 4 in future.

woracle
29/8/2012
20:02
Anyone know date of Q1 results?
bogotatrader
29/8/2012
18:31
worade..thanks......that plag pattern seems to have broken down with the fall today....
bogotatrader
28/8/2012
19:09
AEP never follows charting rules on such short timescales. Too illiquid.
woracle
28/8/2012
17:03
Mini flag/pennant about to be formed and then a push through 800p again and up to the old highs...... interesting to see if this chart pattern pans out.....
bogotatrader
24/8/2012
08:50
The H1 results are imminent. Its been pretty well flagged in the 5 month report. Compared to last year, CPO prices down about 10% although reduced export tax should mitigate that a little. CPO sold up a tad. Costs is the big unknown although we know its rising. I would be satisfied with 65c earnings.
woracle
16/8/2012
19:46
I presume the travails of the US corn and soya harvest are a silver cloud for AEP.
lobby ludd
27/7/2012
10:13
There is many chimps in India and they is protected.

Maybe he will get a work permit for the UK we has a skills shortage.

hvs
27/7/2012
09:58
Oh look, our favourite palmoil anal yst has popped up again to sell more seats at the next conference. He predicts CPO is gonna collapse .. and claims a successful prediction rate of 70%. I think its closer to 50%.. same as your local chimp or village idiot.
woracle
25/6/2012
10:20
Very good and interesting article on Vale the Brazillian giant in the F.T. companies section today.

Vale is diversifying into biodiesel with a 150,000 hectre plantation in the
Amazon region of Brazil.

AEP,s acrege potential with 120K hectres bodes very very well. Especially
as land in Indonesia is far more valueable than in Brazil.

hvs
11/5/2012
10:37
I don't any significance personally... its like comparing Tescos to Budgens.
woracle
11/5/2012
09:23
Wilmar and Noble who both refine palm oil posted very poor results yesterday.

Looks like the likes of AEP have the upper hand and its a sellers market .

hvs
10/5/2012
00:13
Fingers, a keen advfn chartist suggests this move will take AEP to 1000p.
woracle
09/5/2012
12:54
Looking good...
kermray
30/4/2012
08:25
Hard to fault.

As you say Noel no jump on the excellent results this morning .

But I think that these will "melt up" over time as these results sink in.

The whole palm oil sector has been in the ascendency this year backed by really tremendous results.

The story with AEP in particular is the same as it has been for a while - a tremendous growth story at a very reasonable price.

Where are we now on these results? pe of 8'ish with a 10 year compound annual average EPS growth rate of 30+% over the last decade. it is astonishing really. And little acknowledged or widely known about.

undervaluedassets
30/4/2012
07:52
solid set of results imho

re the divi...

The final dividend will be paid on 9 July 2012 to those shareholders on the register on 8 June 2012. Shareholders choosing to receive their dividend in Sterling will do so at the rate ruling on 8 June 2012, when the register closes. Based on the exchange rate at 23 April 2012 of $1.6080/GBP, the proposed dividend would be equivalent to 3.7p, compared to 3.1p declared in respect of 2010.

bountyhunter
28/4/2012
13:20
I'm not sure if AEP shares will soar after releasing their yearly results.MPE and REA released nice results as well but the shareprice barely reacted.
noelopan
27/4/2012
18:17
Thank you very much for that.

It will make for a good week .

hvs
27/4/2012
16:13
monday for results. I rang their brokers.
undervaluedassets
27/4/2012
14:02
Very very soon when we have results.
hvs
26/4/2012
10:20
breaking out ?
undervaluedassets
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