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that was released this week stopped this from rocketing early today but Im sure that steady rise will follow. Nice divi, strong fundamentals. Remember Warren Buffett always buys simple easy to understand companies. This company grows oranges and sells orange and other fruit juices!! SIMPLE STRONG BUY!! Whack it in your ISA!
Sorry mate i sold 22nd. Transferred to xpp. Gl
Hardly the revolution we hoped for ... wouldn't be surprised if this closed even ...
showing as sells (Tried a dummy buy and their offering 36.90)
is one to put in your ISA and forget about and also reinvest the divi. You will be very happy in a few years time. Short term still expect this to rise back to the 70p range at the very least!!
the cash pile may get spent on lower margin investments - just give the cash back to investors that's the safest thing to do...
Tony Tong, Chairman, commented: The Group is progressing well as a comprehensive fruit and juice production company with an increasing presence in the Chinese retail market with higher production volume and market penetration. With the continuous growth of the Chinese economy and the government's promotion of domestic consumption, we are confident that the demand for consumables such as fruits and juice concentrates in China will continue to grow, providing the Group with an exciting opportunity to further expand its business in both the agricultural and fruits processing businesses through both organic growth and potential acquisitions.
a special dividend I'm in this morning at 37.4p, don't know why this has passed me by until now.
Apologises was looking in wrong place up 1.38 percent
Whats that in sterling?
Worth having for the divi alone never mind the SP - that will come and go like fashion I guess. Think I may get some more..........
Going up fast 2percent in last five mins
http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:ACHL.L&display=news&it=le
Who knows? Should go up at least 10% to retrace daft losses of late.
Yeah loads of trades at 19:08 that appear nearly all buys, mopping up all those small(pi?) sells around 4 - 4:30pm Delayed reporting I suppose.
Yes me too, what do you reckon market will make of it ?
My thoughts are I wish I had bought some more yesterday...............
Look at all them late buys yesterday gone through. Are we in for a good run? Thoughts?
Done all the maths. 100pence = RMB10.2 on average Therefore, RMB0.01=0.098p and RMB0.03 =0.3p They paid RMB0.1 final and RMB0.03special in November 2011 which was about 1p final and 0.3p special
Just had an quick view and it seems quick bullish. Paying a special dividend I suppose is to send a positive message out to the market? I also think the dividend payment mentioned are not quoted in sterling??
Int Div = 0.3pence Spec Div. = 0.2pence The futures bright, the futures orange!
Half year report http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201202240700140549Y
Since November of last year, shares in orange orchard owner Asian Citrus have virtually halved, for no readily apparent reason. The company has already advised that "the unaudited profit attributable to the shareholders of the company for the year ended 30 June 2011 is expected to increase substantially as compared to the audited profit attributable to the shareholders of the company for the year ended 30 June 2010," so it looks safe to assume that Friday's full-year figures are unlikely to galvanise the share price. Market consensus is for sales of £134.2m, profit before tax of £71.95m and earnings per share of 7.23p. A full year dividend of 1.14p is anticipated. The company's bottom line should receive a boost from the result of 92.94% owned subsidiary BPG Food and Beverage, after Asian Citrus took control of the company at the end of November last year.
A jump in sales to supermarkets helped orange grower Asian Citrus squeeze out a big rise in profits in the year to 30 June. Pre-tax profits rose to RMB1.121bn from RMB587.3m the previous year on revenues up to RMB 1.413bn from RMB 812.5m. The total dividend was raised by 25% to 1.4p. The company supplied 68,480 tonnes of oranges to 20 supermarket chains, an increase of 20% from the previous year. It was also helped by its acquisition of juice maker BPG Food and Beverage, which was earnings accretive according to chairman Tony Tong. "The outlook for fruit juice consumption in China looks very positive and the acquisition of Beihai BPG provides us with the techniques, processing capacity and distribution network for effective expansion into the concentrated juice market in the PRC," he said. "The addition of new production capacity will strengthen the group's leading position in the juice concentrates market in China."