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I think allowing for NZR's uplift and the present value of NZD:USD, that the in-progress year is looking pretty positive (especially relative to the present share price). The article linked below indicates Singapore complex margin of US$3.50 for the quarter just completed, which should hopefully translate to an NZR margin of around US$8 in the upcoming two monthly update. And any spike like is presently happening may get them briefly over cap. Without a shutdown this year, cashflow should be pretty tidy.
Had to roll my eyes at the solar farm though. I wish they would just stick to their knitting.
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20190617005100320
Last edited by cyclist; 10-07-2019 at 11:37 AM.
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While I'm not an expert..... this doesn't seem to contain any surprises.
SP 220....up a wee bit over the last few days. Pleasing
https://www.nzx.com/announcements/337889
Disc: As a good Northland citizen. Holding.
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Originally Posted by cyclist
... The article linked below indicates Singapore complex margin of US$3.50 for the quarter just completed, which should hopefully translate to an NZR margin of around US$8 in the upcoming two monthly update .....
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20190617005100320
Well, got that spectacularly wrong! I do wonder where NZR get their Singapore complex figure from sometimes. It never seems to be close to anything I can find on-line. Very frustrating.
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Originally Posted by cyclist
I think allowing for NZR's uplift and the present value of NZD:USD, that the in-progress year is looking pretty positive (especially relative to the present share price). The article linked below indicates Singapore complex margin of US$3.50 for the quarter just completed, which should hopefully translate to an NZR margin of around US$8 in the upcoming two monthly update. And any spike like is presently happening may get them briefly over cap. Without a shutdown this year, cashflow should be pretty tidy.
Had to roll my eyes at the solar farm though. I wish they would just stick to their knitting.
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20190617005100320
New GM has got a background in renewables. This could be his version of putting up new wallpaper. Very expensive wallpaper at that. I hope they build oppourtunity cost into their calculations as when the railway line heads to the port (another of shanes projects) I am pretty sure that the substaintial land holding that the refinery wants to turn into a solar farm will be worth a lot more that it currently is.
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Originally Posted by cdonald
New GM has got a background in renewables. This could be his version of putting up new wallpaper. Very expensive wallpaper at that. I hope they build oppourtunity cost into their calculations as when the railway line heads to the port (another of shanes projects) I am pretty sure that the substaintial land holding that the refinery wants to turn into a solar farm will be worth a lot more that it currently is.
Your point about the solar farm on the land more or less adjacent to our new major Port is a good one. Agree, this land probably of a lot more value supporting the port. I guess the solar farm could go elsewhere ? Just needs somewhere it can hook up to the electrical grid ? And a friendly lines or power company ?
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