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ZEL - Z Energy.
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Originally Posted by Banksie
The few bits I have read so far:
New shares to be issued to repay shareholder loans of $400m
IFT/Superfund will sell down 50 or 60%. Will retain ownership through joint holding company so they will retain equal ownership (ie. one is not selling more than the other)
8.1%+ Gross yeild.
The yeild is a lot more than I was expecting so I might have to have a look under the covers a bit more.
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Flat revenue, very slim margins and run by lawyers and accountants. Dont expect this to grow like Ryman.
I didnt find out what the yield is but there is a reason why Shell sold out-the return on capital is a fraction of oil exploration.
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Originally Posted by Schrodinger
Flat revenue, very slim margins and run by lawyers and accountants. Dont expect this to grow like Ryman.
That is my concern. Definately not a growth stock but may qualify as a good yeild stock??
Both articles are same from what I can tell:
http://www.nbr.co.nz/article/z-energ...ment-bd-143324
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=10903095
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Originally Posted by Schrodinger
Flat revenue, very slim margins and run by lawyers and accountants. Dont expect this to grow like Ryman.
Having said that, they have turned a $700m investment into an estimated $1.5B so will effectively hold their 40-50% at zero cost.
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Assuming their valuation of the business is correct. How was the original business valued?
If you are looking for a yield stock then you will have to be confident they can hold their margins to maintain the payments. Might be tough with declining fuel volumes, although they expect it to rise 5% this year. I would be looking at the longer term trends however.
Interesting that fuel makes up 95% of revenues so this is what I would be focusing on. If they can grow their other categories outside of fuel this could be attractive. I am not sure they can with the team they have in place...
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Originally Posted by Schrodinger
If you are looking for a yield stock then you will have to be confident they can hold their margins to maintain the payments. Might be tough with declining fuel volumes, although they expect it to rise 5% this year. I would be looking at the longer term trends however.
As I said, havne't looked under the covers yet but agree, the dividend yeild is only attractive if sustainable.
Did Shell really sell that cheap as I dont see the changes that have been made justify a doubling in value.
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Originally Posted by CJ
Did Shell really sell that cheap as I dont see the changes that have been made justify a doubling in value.
This is the story from that time: http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...-to-branch-out
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Originally Posted by CJ
Did Shell really sell that cheap as I dont see the changes that have been made justify a doubling in value.
You may have hit a "bullseye" with that comment.
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Hmmm was that the reason for the recent run up in NZR....?
A little on-market buying to fluff up a more attractive transfer price of the holding across to Z Energy Ltd (as per today's NZR SSH notices)
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