Whatever people say, am still holding to my transcorp. It is for long term invetment and am sure i wont regret it in 5 yrs time, (if The world hasnt ended).

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i can assure you i have more than i need for now and would buy More in future.

@stanchuks,

I'm still waiting to hear from you how much you're willing to sell for. I may be interested.

transcorp will definitly come around,but only god knows when.
right now,my money is good for other performing stocks.
once trascrop starts coming out of coma,i will jump in.

mishoo:

Whatever people say, am still holding to my transcorp. It is for long term invetment and am sure i wont regret it in 5 years time, (if The world hasnt ended).

Transcorp could be a great stock in 5 yrs but even the prospectus showed that they intend to make a loss in the first yr of operation. why not invest in another stock and buy back transcorp when the they start to turn the company around? Do you invest out of pride or to maximize returns? transcorp won't help you maximize returns.

@josh0
Sorry i didn't get your reply on time
I Bought it for 9.71 naira,and will be willing to sell for 9.5 naira
i will be expecting to hear from you

easimoni:

Transcorp could be a great stock in 5 years but even the prospectus showed that they intend to make a loss in the first yr of operation. why not invest in another stock and buy back transcorp when the they start to turn the company around? Do you invest out of pride or to maximize returns? transcorp won't help you maximize returns.

but i cant even get the cert, so i've given up

My broker has said he can get it for below N9. So I'll be looking for a significant discount, somewhere below the IPO price,

Given the general perception of "distress" in this company and non viability, I expect and hope to buy a bargain!

@josh0
i didnt buy from the IPO but if you re willing to buy let me know for what price

I think it is better we separate facts from fiction and get well tutored in Stocks trading and investing! A seminar is coming up which in my honest opinion is a good deal. Experts from the industry and academia are coming together to slice and dice issues on the capital markets. For newbies, this is one good opportunity.

whatever happened to TransCorp?

bermuda1: whatever happened to TransCorp?

it underperformed and sank in value, killing off many investors in the process.

i saw one seriks comment saying daewoo collapsed. I guess he only knows the company by car name. He didnt know that like hyundai they have other heavy industries in oil and gas, services, manufacuturing, etc. In fact, the largest shipbuilding yard is in south korea and owned by daewoo engineering coy.

Also said shell didnt do anything but was allowed nigerian stock exchange listing. I guess u didnt know d criteria for getting listed is not by perceived or adjudged business philantropy. Being listed also doesnt connote sharing of govt or public fund on the floor of d exchange.

Anyway, if transcorp participation will drive prices of competitors down locally, then good for us the consumers. But if they add no value to common man, then i see them like glo, mtn, etc, which ask us to text or call our monies in every promo, so they use millions out of it to pay few winners, and not from their already made billions of profits.

Transcorp is now a market maker in the NSE. The price is moving up up up like mad.

Buy the shares now o.

Believe me when I say that transcorp is the next face of nigeria

The only challenge I have with them is that if you're not a bg investor, you can be screwed

Recently, Transcorp and Engie entered into a strategic alliance for the development of solar mini grids in Nigeria. Currently, 45% of the Nigerian population have limited or no access to the national grid. The mini grids on the other hand, with a capacity of 3,000MW and annual revenue opportunity of about US$3Billion, have a huge potential to provide electricity for about 14% of the population.

In light of this new strategic alliance, both companies executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the joint development of mini grids in Nigeria. Present at the signing were Transcorp’s Executive Director, Legal and Business Development, Chris Ezeafulukwe and Legal Manager, Humphrey Onyeukwu.

Transcorp signs MOU agreement with Engie for Development of Mini Grids in Nigeria

https://transcorpnigeria.com/transcorp-signs-mou-agreement-with-engie-for-development-of-mini-grids-in-nigeria/

obua:
Transcorp is a good thing for Nigeria.
The calibre of people working as transcorp directors is world class.
Transcorp is already raising money by public placement and will go to the stock exchange by next year.
Transcorp has already bought Nicon Noga hotel thru a holding company. They also plan to buy Portharcourt Refinery and Eleme Petrochemicals.
Transcorp will focus on key areas of the economy like oil & gas, agriculture, tourism, IT , steel, power .technology.
Infact I hope to buy some part of the company thru the stock exchange.

Pls learn to read newspapers so that you can find out the good things about Nigeria.
Nigeria is for sure marching forward !!!!

Just saw this thread now. I do hope you went with your plan. You are wise.