Camellia Share Chat (CAM)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Camellia Plc	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
	-75.00p	-0.80%	9,250.00p	9,250.00p	9,400.00p	9,250.00p	9,250.00p	9,250.00p	94	10:41:25

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Financial	309.8	52.5	912.4	10.1	256

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16/10/2019 11:47	Promising! Topography looks good, single lane planting doesn't maximise yield per hectare but IMHO it does allow for better growth. Clones appear healthy. I would like to see the development of these bushes.	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
16/10/2019 06:45	Camellia@CamelliaPlc The team from HO planting new tea at Savani Estates Camellia Square! - Eastern Produce, Kenya - I had hoped we would get a hint of Tanzania	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
20/9/2019 12:26	My pleasure. Always happy to talk tea, feel free to message me if you have any questions. If I don't know the answer, I know someone that does.	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
20/9/2019 11:57	Thank you for the information Most interesting	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
20/9/2019 01:36	Rajah Banerjee has recently sold Makaibari to his nephew, who owns a great number of Assam tea estates. I know him well. His new company is called Rimpocha Teas. Orange Valley is owned by a company I can't recall the name of right now, but they have about half a dozen estates in India. Neither of them supply anyone, they are the pinnacle of tea growing and are sold as single estate orthodox teas. Makaibari has the record for highest price achieved at auction (private sakes gave achieved even higher).	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 23:16	Makaibari history (but unsure whether the guy still owns it): hxxps://www.thunderbolttea.com/makaibari-tea-estate-rajah-banerjee/	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 08:50	cmackay, Who owns Makaibari and Orange Valley and who do they supply?	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
19/9/2019 01:28	Castleton and Margaret's Hope are both decent Darjeeling estates. Makaibari and Orange Valley are better though.	cmackay	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2019 23:22	Kakuzi retains a full London share listing, but no marketmaker. Why cannot the guys at Camellia remedy this ?	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
18/9/2019 09:59	Camellia@CamelliaPlc It’s an exciting day at #Kakuzi with our first blueberry crop being harvested	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
24/4/2019 08:31	World Tea Expo Publishes New White Paper, ‘The Next Wave in Tea’ By Aaron Kiel April 22, 2019 https://tinyurl.com/y2g6vemm	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
27/11/2018 17:20	I am drinking Castleton Vintage Darjeeling Tea. Nice cuppa. I'm not a connoisseur so I can't really add much other than that it is light and has a tiny bit of a green tea flavour. There was no email correspondence following the purchase and the tracking on the website didn't recognise my order number but the parcel came by Royal Mail today, well packed and intact, so 13 days from placing the order. When I have finished my current batch of Chinese breakfast tea I'll pile into the Chai CTC and Khaass which will determine how regularly I use this service in future.	nerdlinger	Read Full Thread Reply
16/11/2018 08:16	more the former, certainly not a breakfast tea	nerdlinger	Read Full Thread Reply
15/11/2018 21:30	Like you Nerdlinger, it would be good to purchase our own teas as I try to do with Camellia's avocados. Following on from that, is the Margaret's Hope more of a light afternoon Darjeeling or a stronger Assam type, please ?	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
14/11/2018 08:12	Thanks for the link coolen, I now know how to pronounce Camellia. I finally placed my order with Goodricke on their website, it might take a while to ship but I will update with a review of our tea. Incidentally that Margaret's Hope high grade tea I got was nice but I don't think the high price was justified,	nerdlinger	Read Full Thread Reply
03/11/2018 20:35	Video on You Tube of Camellia's "Margaret's Hope" tea garden is worth a view.	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
03/11/2018 08:42	Thanks Piedro, I just tried buying some from that website but just got errors. I was able to register but the online payment doesn't work. I'll try it again later. EDIT: tried again using Internet Explorer instead of Edge but no joy, emailed Goodricke. The delivery charge is high but the unit cost of the product is low so it looks like a good option for buying in bulk if it gets fixed.	nerdlinger	Read Full Thread Reply
03/11/2018 08:11	How about ... Goodricke@GoodrickeTea Whether as a morning ritual or an after meal craving, as a means to unwind or as a host to celebration, this Diwali, gift your loved ones premium teas from a range of Goodricke gift packs. #GharBulao Goodness with Goodricke. Shop Now - https://bit.ly/2Ai0IlA	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
02/11/2018 23:04	I believe much of Camellia's teas goes to blenders. But if you buy avocados, chose those with a "Kenya" label. Good chance they will come from Camellia's Nairobi-listed "Kakuzi" subsidiary. Technically, their Kakuzi subsidiary is still fully listed on the LSE under the stock code "KAKU" and duly makes its RNS announcements each half-year. I believe Kakuzi is having a great year in terms of P&L. Sadly, there is presently no market-maker since Winterflood gave up due to the red-tape of registering Kenyan shares. Since you kindly raised the question, Nerdlinger, I shall investigate further about whether we can buy unblended Camellia tea.	coolen	Read Full Thread Reply
29/10/2018 13:28	Nerdlinger, congratulations on your timing	piedro	Read Full Thread Reply
23/10/2018 17:51	Put my SKY profit here. I'm thinking it's a good one for my diverse, "never sell" portfolio. I also like tea.	nerdlinger	Read Full Thread Reply

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