Thursday, March 17, 2011

Aliko Dangote on the Forbes Billionaires List

Aliko Dangote on the Forbes Billionaires List



I have been impressed and inspired by the astounding performance of an African(Nigerian) Aliko Dangote, the chairman and founder of Dangote group.His entrepreneurial skills have made him land on the 51st position on the forbe's list of richest men and women on contemporary world. Aliko Dangote is estimated to be worth Usd 13.8Bln, through his conglomerate Dangote Group! It was from humble start in trading of sugar,flour and Cement that led to this mega success.
I believe that white,black, indians and whatsoever race are equally capable of achieving world goals and cracking long time imposed stereotype on race differences.
Get inspired and make your moves forward!


Emmanuel Akyoo,
Managing Director,
Epak Capital limited
cell:0784-146-756

Thursday, March 10, 2011

U JUST MISSED TZS 5 MILLION OUT OF CRDB SHARES!

Working hard perse was the way of the past whereas to-date working hard, information and shrewdness are key to our way towards successful life and financial freedom.Just between January and today for a medium investor/speculator you would have gained 45% on you investment in CRDB Shares or 11% on DCB shares.Would you have invested TZS 11 million in Dec 2010/Jan2011, today your shares would be valued at TZS 16 million. Despite the astonishing performance of the shares still foreign investors appetite has been pushing the price of the shares upward!
Below I have analyzed current prices versus year 2010 performance of major and listed banks in Dar es Salaam stock exchange. Current prices seem to value CRDB Bank 44% above its book value and NMB 41% above its book value and amazingly DCB is valued 32% below its book value.Strategically, one could balance his or her portfolio between CRDB and DCB or a mix between NMB & DCB!DCB bank is well known for its consistent dividend payout culture!
P/E for DCB is 3 years, while for CRDB is 7 years, NMB is 6 years! P/E ratio indicates shareholders believe in the bank and appetite for the bank shares.Higher P/E ratio implies long payback period and lower returns on your investment in most cases.
CRDB Staff Seem to be more productive than other banks with Average earning capacity of TZS 35Mln, followed by DCB 24Mln, NMB 21Mln and lastly NBC staff average of 2mln. However in 2010 NBC was affected by the group synchronization initiative which saw huge amounts written off the books as impairments and bad debts.
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SUMMARY CRDB PLC, NMB, DCB , NBC
Market Cap.(In Bill.) 348.24 : 325 : 10.04 : N/A
Net Assets(Bill.) 242.28 : 230.51 : 14.87 : 153.08
Market value/Book value 144% : 141% : 68% : N/A
Market price 160 : 650 : 310 : N/A
Earnings per Share 22.86 : 107.96 : 99.21 : 2,289.00
Expected Dividend 10 : 40 : : 49.00
Earnings yield 14% : 17% : 32% : N/A
Dividend yield 6% : 6% : 16% : N/A
P/E ratio 7 : 6 : 3 : N/A
Productivity
Av. Earnings/branch(Mil.) 815 : 388 : 803 : 43
Av. Earnings/employee(Mil.) 35 : 21 : 24 : 2

Epak Capital Ltd, is looking forward to mobilize resources from potential investors who will pay a minimum fee of five percent on their investment and 20% of the profits generated! We are looking forward to offering several packages to our clients. Education on investment in stocks can be offered personally or through group arrangements! My eye these time was on bank in future we shall have a look on other caterogies available in the market!

Emmanuel Akyoo,
Managing Director,
Epak Capital Ltd.
0712-459035, 0784-146756