It will be an Aussie or Indonesian fuel refiner that wants to maintain its market share by shipping to New Zealand. They were just waiting for the call to shut down Marsden Point. I am going to take a punt at $4.85. What's your best guess?
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It will be an Aussie or Indonesian fuel refiner that wants to maintain its market share by shipping to New Zealand. They were just waiting for the call to shut down Marsden Point. I am going to take a punt at $4.85. What's your best guess?
My guess it's Shell, or PT Pertamina.
Then again why buy Z, when you can buy their share and make a bid for NZ Refining. Can't wait to hear about the updates ahead.
A solid whisper said it is almost $5....s your bet is near...
I understand there are some suitors sniffing around and have expressed interest. Nothing more. Am I correct?
It would disappointing if they didn't completely clean out ZEL's Imputation Credit bank
beforehand with dividends to us all -- cant have that being ignored.. ;)
Ramping much..:p
That big preso of a week or so
Tobacco word count 14 times
Jeez $189m of tobacco sales currently puts it into the SIN STOCK category
And it appears going to promote vaping even more …. Bloody hell
How can Bennett sleep at night.
maybe I’m just naive
WOW.... http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...302/351086.pdf I was just starting to warm up to the idea of having a small flutter on this but that ESG concern has certainly opened up a can of worms to think about.
Page 18. I didn't realise that tobacco sales were nearly half their total in store sales, that's quite remarkable. Wasn't I reading somewhere else where they expect tobacco sales to drop off quite a lot in the next few years and yet somehow they are targeting 20% in store sales growth ? How is that targeted growth rate plausible if by far the main thing they sell in store is forecast to fall away significantly in the next few years ?