re: Ann: CBD AND CHINA PARTNERS ESTABLISH AUS... "Looking for at least 22c this week".
I hope you will prove to be right, I wish I could share your optimism, but I am begining to feel that this might be it.
15% jump from 16c rough average of late to 18.5c averaged today.
There is a major shareholder who paid less than 10c a share for a huge parcel anot so long ago nd may be happy to supply the demand. 18.5 or 19c is a 100% profit, a nice round number.
Also, Gerry does not seem to be too keen to drive the SP up IMO. I have seen him on the Lateline Business and the impression I got is that he is taking a long or very long term view rather than focusing what is going to happen now or in next few months.
We are non the wiser if CBD got a single dollar ot of this JV or is it all Blue Sky.
6 Billion in 8 years, 3 billion in 3 years, Ambitions.
Even the one project they told us was in the bag, is apparently not quite there yet.
"AusChina will make a final investment decision this week on its first 100 megawatt wind farm project at Taralga in NSW."
Acording to SMH this afternoon ( 18th April, 1:09 pm).
If CBD is to be 24 odd percent partner in JV, does it mean that it has to come up with 24 % capital investment first?
He also mentioned in passing the King Island project where the CBD's device - surplus energy storage in carbon core- is being installed as a part of solar and wind facility. But no indication when it finaly might be completed. It seem to take forever and three days, I wonder if it will be completed before the 6bill/8year ambition comes into fruition. So far we have seen Lions dancing and Chinese visitors observing that, indeed, sun shining in OZ can be quite hot.
I understand that Chinese are patient investors and are comfortable to work within a much longer time spans.
But has anyone done any projections for near future as a part of this 5 year plan?
CBD Price at posting:
18.0¢ Sentiment: LT Buy Disclosure: Held