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    Quote Originally Posted by Ggcc View Post
    https://www.nzx.com/announcements/358576

    But the share price will remain steady......... Then who knows it might actually drop?? I feel with this announcement it seems highly overvalued unless you want to hold longterm
    And up she goes?????

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    PE & Div Yield certainly seem to continue to be grossly out of the park with NPH
    and overvalued IMO

    What is causing that ?

    Surely there can't be that huge a bundle of stubborn HB & other holders who are sitters no matter what ?

    Okay so NTA to SP is roughly double, but .. ($1 buys 50c NTA roughly)

    Comparing to SPN is a useful yardstick even with possible effects of Tiwai down south costed in..
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    Could it be that NPH still has it's price held up there purely because it is in NZX50?

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    meanwhile.... over the other side of the fence - https://www.nzx.com/announcements/358818 ....a very solid result from SPN.
    much lower PE. better divi. & perhaps a good comparison to use as a yard stick (if nothing else).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Filthy View Post
    meanwhile.... over the other side of the fence - https://www.nzx.com/announcements/358818 ....a very solid result from SPN.
    much lower PE. better divi. & perhaps a good comparison to use as a yard stick (if nothing else).
    I see that & leaning towards SPN even with Tiwai factor thrown in

    SPN probably has a very much tighter held share register though

    Discl: Holder in both

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    Napier Port one of Salt Funds largest shorts on it's long Short Fund

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    Good. Maybe buying opportunity coming up

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    The Long lost thread brought forward:

    18/11/2020, 8:30 am FLLYR

    FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR TO 30 SEPTEMBER 2020



    Net Profit up 221% (mostly due to Slashed Finance Costs even with reduced Interest rates)

    Div payable 18 Dec 2020 - 5.0 cps & Fully Imputed


    No June 2020 Div was paid & No / curtailed Cruise ship activity features

    Freight recoveries appear to have 'filled the gap'

    Does this result really look at all that bad ?

    SP retreated back on the announcement to $3.54 - obviously the Market may not be impressed
    or too early & still eyes digesting it ?



    https://www.nzx.com/announcements/363388
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    Auckland port applying a congestion tax on its freight now.
    A good chance that this government will reinstate NZ based coastal shipping services.
    You might get boost yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timesurfer View Post
    Auckland port applying a congestion tax on its freight now.
    A good chance that this government will reinstate NZ based coastal shipping services.
    You might get boost yet?
    If Auckland port are taxing or charging for congestion - then they are taxing/charging based on their own ineptitude.

    https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/progr...delays-wharfie

    Maersk & MSC at least have bought in congestion charges via POA.

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