TOKYO CEMENT COMPANY (LANKA) PLC

Keep eye on TKYO

arun.cse wrote:Keep eye on TKYO

Any specific reason?

“Bad companies are destroyed by crises; good companies survive them; great companies are improved by them.”

Massive profit can be expected Sept qtr. Hope I can't catch below 45 hereafter

can we expect a cash and scrip dividend this time.?

Both on the way

Any idea on when we can expect Tokyo Dividends? Shouldn't ir be around the corner?

Dear All

At the current prices in the Market, TKYO can be a good & safe investment around Rs.33. 

Further, a dividend can be expected in future months.

Please do your analysis and invest if worth and align with your risk appetite.

Just want to show a good opportunity

Currently trading


will it go down?

pra4u wrote:Currently trading


will it go down?

Sorry for inconvenience.
Specially I mentioned the price of Non-voting. Both will be good counters.
If buy NV, It is better to keep Rs.33 closely. but it will be depend on the buying side interest

Win Win wrote:

pra4u wrote:Currently trading


will it go down?

Sorry for inconvenience.
Specially I mentioned the price of Non-voting. Both will be good counters.
If buy NV, It is better to keep Rs.33 closely. but it will be depend on the buying side interest

TKYO X is heavily being trading at Rs.33.

Good Price .. Good Investment ..

this counter will move up in 2021 ! with import restrictions, counter will benefit ...after loss recovered in the coming qtrs ...next year should make a run to the 55-60 levels ! please do your own research

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Rs. 25 billion debentures approved for public, private housing project

Friday, September 4, 2020 - 01:00


The Cabinet approved the proposal by Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa in his capacity as the Urban Development and Housing Minister to issue Rs. 25 billion debentures valid for five years to obtain the initial capital to set up a housing project for middleclass earners in the public and private sector, Co-cabinet Spokesman Plantation Minister Dr. Ramesh Pathirana said.

He was addressing the weekly Cabinet media briefing yesterday at the Government Information Department. Minister Pathirana said that the Cabinet approval was granted in May to set up the housing project.

The Cabinet approval was also granted to settle the debenture using the proceeds from the sale of houses under the project and to provide housing loans from State Banks at 25-30 years concessionary loan interest rates to the purchasers.

How to apply to get debanture??

Sri Lankan cement demand grows to 2021

Cement demand in Sri Lanka will moderate over the next five years, according to a new report from CW Research, following average growth of 13% between 2010 and 2016. Cement demand reached 7 million t in 2016.

The 2010 – 2016 boom in demand came on the back of significant investment in infrastructure, driven by an urgent need for reconstruction work after the end of the long-running civil war in 2009. Since 2015, however, demand has started to slow as corruption concerns saw the suspension of large-scale infrastructure work.

There remains a “long-term and latent need for cement” in the country, said Robert Madeira, CW Managing Directory and Head of Research, pointing to the significant amount of work still to be done. “The challenge will be find the fiscal strength to implement projects.”

Sri Lanka also faces supply challenges, having to import substantial amounts of cement and clinker. This has pushed the country to become the fourth-largest importer of cement in the world. Principal suppliers include India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam.

This situation is likely to continue, noted CW Research, as no new integrated cement production capacity has been announced. Cement grinding capacity is expected to increase by 14% by 2021.

“Poor limestone availability in the country to limiting the ability to effectively put in place domestic clinker production lines, leaving manufacturers subject to the fluctuations of clinker prices imported from India and Vietnam,” said Raluca Cercal, Senior Analyst with CW Research. “This said, exploration work continues and the search is on for quality limestone.”

Between 2016 and 2021, cement consumption will be supported by infrastructure projects and growing housing demand. Construction is expected to grow at an annual average of 8% over the next few years.

Big manipulator is on this share . Who gets into first and get down first will be the winner

Teller wrote:Big manipulator is on this share . Who gets into first and get down first will be the winner

hahaha  , seems you sold your quantity and waiting to collect low price. 
we know your strategic.

CSE=BIG MANIPULATOR

Tokiyo target 50...:D:D

50 is still not a exiting Price for me, I think TKYO will be one of the best performing shares in CSE next few years .

There is a positive correlation between AEL & TKYO price movement with major infrastructure development projects in the offing. One is a producer while the other is a major consumer.

I'm very much confident on tokiyo...in the trading hours I'm not viewing Tokiyo protfolio..because I know it's 100% guranteed..

With the 1.50 Divident Tokiyo will break the half century barrier..

cash dividend

SUSPENS wrote:I'm very much confident on tokiyo...in the trading hours I'm not viewing Tokiyo protfolio..because I know it's 100% guranteed..

With the 1.50 Divident Tokiyo will break the half century barrier..

Same, the best stock that rose with strong reasoning justifying the growth. Will easily surpass 50. The question now is, when will it hit its peak?

Does anyone know what happened in late 2017? I dont, but I'm pretty sure the environment now (with import tax/restrictions) is much better than then & would easily facilitate TKYO to break past its all time high.

Im holding with big profit margin..........surely will reach to 70 mark on or before 22.10.2020

write down my words........

Remember they have announced only the dividend...one more thing pending

heroxhere wrote:

SUSPENS wrote:I'm very much confident on tokiyo...in the trading hours I'm not viewing Tokiyo protfolio..because I know it's 100% guranteed..

With the 1.50 Divident Tokiyo will break the half century barrier..

Same, the best stock that rose with strong reasoning justifying the growth. Will easily surpass 50. The question now is, when will it hit its peak?

Does anyone know what happened in late 2017? I dont, but I'm pretty sure the environment now (with import tax/restrictions) is much better than then & would easily facilitate TKYO to break past its all time high.

Yeah agree with your points. TKYO will have a great time.