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samaritan wrote:Tokyo embarked on an ambitious expansion plan based on the Govt's farsighted decision to encourage local manufacturing sector. Hence, i am confident that the new FM will intervene to revise the MRP in order to achieve a win-win situation in relation to its accelerated development while benefiting the manufacturing sector. In a constantly evolving economic & business scenario certain changes in policy is imminent and inevitable.
In the above stated event collectors will emerge winners. GL
There has been an upward revision of Laugfs gas price. Likewise, cement price too may be revised given the heavy reliance of mega infrastructure development projects on cement.dayandacool wrote:samaritan wrote:Tokyo embarked on an ambitious expansion plan based on the Govt's farsighted decision to encourage local manufacturing sector. Hence, i am confident that the new FM will intervene to revise the MRP in order to achieve a win-win situation in relation to its accelerated development while benefiting the manufacturing sector. In a constantly evolving economic & business scenario certain changes in policy is imminent and inevitable.
In the above stated event collectors will emerge winners. GL
Price revision is the only way out in the short term.
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samaritan wrote:There has been an upward revision of Laugfs gas price. Likewise, cement price too may be revised given the heavy reliance of mega infrastructure development projects on cement.dayandacool wrote:samaritan wrote:Tokyo embarked on an ambitious expansion plan based on the Govt's farsighted decision to encourage local manufacturing sector. Hence, i am confident that the new FM will intervene to revise the MRP in order to achieve a win-win situation in relation to its accelerated development while benefiting the manufacturing sector. In a constantly evolving economic & business scenario certain changes in policy is imminent and inevitable.
In the above stated event collectors will emerge winners. GL
Price revision is the only way out in the short term.
TKYO in keeping with investor expectation can turn out to be the golden egg. Don't sell & regret later. Just an advise!
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MMT holds true where there is substantial economic growth (GDP). ANC may be banking on FDIs and other inflows, something we have to wait and see.dayandacool wrote:samaritan wrote:There has been an upward revision of Laugfs gas price. Likewise, cement price too may be revised given the heavy reliance of mega infrastructure development projects on cement.dayandacool wrote:samaritan wrote:Tokyo embarked on an ambitious expansion plan based on the Govt's farsighted decision to encourage local manufacturing sector. Hence, i am confident that the new FM will intervene to revise the MRP in order to achieve a win-win situation in relation to its accelerated development while benefiting the manufacturing sector. In a constantly evolving economic & business scenario certain changes in policy is imminent and inevitable.
In the above stated event collectors will emerge winners. GL
Price revision is the only way out in the short term.
TKYO in keeping with investor expectation can turn out to be the golden egg. Don't sell & regret later. Just an advise!
ANC Can print as much money as he wants. Surely we will see a price revision in Cement as well. So much for the modern monetary theory or should I say Cabral Economic. "we can print as much money as we want. There will not be any rise in Inflation"![]()
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P.S: Rising commodity prices is not called Inflation
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You are right. I am sure price revision is in the pipeline and TKYO will be back to its former glory in the very near future.chandike73 wrote:Did you notice an increasing demand for TKYO in last hour?
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chandike73 wrote:https://srilankamirror.com/news/24371-shortage-of-cement-price-to-rise-from-rs-100-150
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yes, CAA is willing to increase the MRP, now waiting for government approvalchandike73 wrote:Already requested from CAA. Last year EPS is 13.53. and this year first quarter 0.74 eps maintained. NAV is 54.32 Further they have invested huge mony in capacity exansion programms and results will be added from next quarter.
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Yes, heavily discounted.THASSIM wrote:Tokyo is trading deeply discounted to it's 200 / 20 MA & RSI below 30 as there is significant uncertainty prevailing with regards to its escalating COS due to LKR depreciation and margins deteriorating due to prices being controlled by the gov.
CAA has given the green light for a price hike which is now awaiting regulatory approval. TKYO has also engaged in capacity increment initiatives which will see it add a further 1 mn MT production capacity to its existing 3mn MT. Cement is essential and TKYO is a counter worthy to be monitored.
I personally believe TKYOx should be trading no lower than 60 and TKYO at 74-75 once the price hike is approved.
Disclosure : I hold TKYO
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