Camellia Share Chat (CAM)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Camellia	LSE:CAM	London	Ordinary Share	GB0001667087	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+16.00p	+0.15%	10,366.00p	10,210.00p	10,399.00p	10,366.00p	10,265.00p	10,300.00p	504	11:37:32

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Financial	257.9	26.5	-387.4	-	286.85

Camellia Share Discussion Threads

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20/6/2017 23:40	Current weakness ?	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
20/6/2017 00:25	Negative, but delighted to chat.	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
20/6/2017 00:14	Coolen,that sounds very interesting. Are you still in the industry?	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
19/6/2017 19:55	Are there any posters/holders here with experience of NE Indian or Nepalese tea estate management?	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
01/6/2017 22:56	Talking of Kakuzi (the London and Kenya Listed Camellia subsidiary), what has happened to its London share quote ? Winterflood was the jobber. Kakuzi now as shows as "Fully listed" but with no quote.	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2017 23:24	If there is none about I'd best keep quiet. :-)	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2017 17:36	Del Monte Gold® Pineapple is now available from Kenya by air Del Monte Fresh Produce (Del Monte) has announced the launch of the Airfreight Del Monte Gold Pineapple from Kenya, as an addition to the Costa Rican origin by sea. .... .... - Kakuzi has a joint project with Del Monte Kenya Ltd covering 1001 Hectares.	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
31/3/2017 16:09	OVERVIEW GLOBAL AVOCADO MARKET April marks a transition in the supply of avocados. After Chile stops exporting, there is a gap in the market. South Africa and Peru are still unready to meet the huge demand, and this, in combination with the bad weather in Peru, has delayed the supply and made it difficult to find sufficient volumes; therefore, skyrocketing prices have been recorded worldwide. An importer submitted the following list of seasons and the gaps in the market: Spain, Morocco and Israel: The Hass season end in week 13-14. Kenya: Fruit ready to be ripened is available from half April. South Africa: First shipments of Maluma in week 14, and of Hass on week 15. Peru: Due to the current climatic disaster, various production areas have been affected and the first harvest has been delayed. Colombia: Preparations are underway for their second harvest season, which will become available from week 14. Again, three weeks late. Chile: Last shipments are only just arriving. Mexico: 30% lower production; they are the main supplier of the US and due to the shortage the fruit remains largely in the domestic market. US: They get high prices in the local market, so no exports to Europe. Brazil: Harvest starting in late March, but the country remains a small supplier. ... ... hTTp://www.freshplaza.com/article/173237/OVERVIEW-GLOBAL-AVOCADO-MARKET	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
15/3/2017 15:51	Kenyan avocados running a month late .... .... The Kenyan avocado season is running around a month behind, due to the drought conditions. The fruit is also smaller. However rain is predicted this week in the growing regions and Anton is counting on this to improve the sizes. "Rain is on the way, in fact it has already started raining in the western side of the avocado growing areas," explains Anton. "Once it rains in the central region the avocados will grow one size up every 7 days." .... .... http://tinyurl.com/hl29cxz	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
27/1/2017 08:50	California farmers can't win as monster storms threaten crops http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/25/california-farmers-cant-win-as-monster-storms-threaten-crops.html	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
06/1/2017 09:27	4th JANUARY, 2017 Camellia Journal, Winter 2016 hTTp://www.camellia.plc.uk/2017-camellia-journal-winter-2016	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2016 22:17	And no sign of insider buying ahead of this news.. er ?	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2016 12:21	Yes gradually returning to its origins as a pure tea gardens play. It appears this deal leaves them with well over £100m in net cash. With Camellia Private Trust owning 52% and Alcatel Pension Fund 12%, that £100m is enough to buy out all the other shareholders around the current £10 level. There appears little purpose in it being listed. Alternatively Goodricke has been making noises about acquiring more tea gardens, so perhaps the £100m becomes funding for that. Gb	glassboy	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2016 08:29	Pruning operation slowly progressing. There are still more engineering firms to go. AIMO	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
11/11/2016 07:54	Doubled nut sales needed to sell record 2016 pistachio crop By the time they brought in the last of their 2016 harvest in mid-October, California pistachio growers, who produce 98 percent of the U.S. crop, set a new record – a whopping 902 million pounds (in-shell), according to the Administrative Committee for Pistachios. ... http://tinyurl.com/zz49snn	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
15/9/2016 16:25	Kenyan avocado exports record 10% increase Kenyan avocado exports have recorded a 10 percent increase annually for the last few years. According to Keitt Exporters Ltd Managing Director Asif Amin, the demand for Kenyan avocados has been on an upward trend for the last three years as exporters, as well as growers, have done their best in meeting the international market standards. ... ... hxxp://www.freshplaza.com/article/163524/Kenyan-avocado-exports-record-10-procent-increase	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
05/8/2016 15:19	More on almonds Reinvigorated almond crop expected in California A colder, wetter winter is one of the reasons California's almond growers are expecting a large crop this season. Though water continues to be an issue, this year's almond crop is expected to be larger than last season's partly because there's more water available. ... hxxp://www.freshplaza.com/article/161578/Reinvigorated-almond-crop-expected-in-California	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
03/8/2016 08:44	Kakuzi [KAKU] results available http://uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=13237926	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
27/7/2016 15:38	... enjoying the BREXIT ride :-)	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
16/7/2016 11:08	Bump in California almond forecast The latest almond crop forecast for California has this year's almond production up over last year's production by almost eight percent. The objective measurement report, which was released on Wednesday, has this year's crop bigger than what was estimated in the subjective report released in May. According to a survey conducted by the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, California's 2016 almond production is forecast at 2.05 billion meat pounds – that would make it 7.9 percent larger than last year's crop. The objective reported noted good bloom conditions, and the bloom period was characterized as fast and uniform. Compared to the previous season's winter, this most recent winter was better for the almond crop in terms of chill hours and precipitation. Though many areas are still suffering from lingering water shortages, trees have been recovering from drought conditions. Publication date: 7/12/2016 Author: Pieter Boekhout Copyright: www.freshplaza.com	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
15/7/2016 15:25	Ate Kalsbeek, Halls: “Avocado volume smaller, demand larger than last year again” The avocado market remains sky-high. “We are out of green avocados, and there is a shortage. They cannot touch the ground, and we can only barely fulfil our programmes. Prices are increasing to 13 euros for green avocados, and the market for Hass avocados is also good,” says Ate Kalsbeek of Dutch sales office Halls. He also predicts a good market for the coming weeks. “Total volumes are not larger than last year, and consumption has been growing faster than production for a number of years already, which explains the tight market to a large extent.” “Especially demand for ready-to-eat show an increase, because we are purely focusing on constantly delivering quality. We will not make concessions to this. We will receive avocados from South Africa until the beginning of October. Furthermore, we have supply from Peru, but that is not excessively high. The first arrivals from Tanzania and Kenya are on their way. Until November we expect weekly arrivals from our Kenyan partner Kakuzi, the largest cultivator in all of Africa who supplies constant quality.” For more information: Ate Kalsbeek Halls www.hallsbv.nl	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
21/6/2016 07:42	Cheers coolen, keeps me on the ball Just getting round to looking up all the Tea Gardens - {at least 60}	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply

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