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FFBL: 1Q2024 EPS at Rs3.33 vs. LPS of Rs4.21 in 1Q2023 - Earnings in line with industry expectations. 1Q2024 DPS: Nil.

ILP: 2QFY24 EPS at Rs2.13 vs LPS of Rs0.27 in 2QFY23. 1HFY24 EPS at Rs6.44 up 97% YoY - Earnings lower than industry expectations due to lower gross margins. 2QFY24 DPS RS2/share – dividend higher than expectations

NBG has demonstrated record profitability for 2023, with core PAT reaching €1.2b, 2 ½ times higher yoy, delivering an impressive core RoTE of 18.3%, before adjusting for best-in-class capital buffers. As a result, CET1 increased by 220bps yoy to 17.8%, post a dividend provision for a 30% pay-out ratio. Our balance sheet improved further with superior liquidity and healthy credit expansion while NPEs continued on a downtrend with our NPE ratio at 3.7%, while coverage remained at the highest level among peers across stages. For yet one more year we have outperformed our guidance sustaining a solid track record of credibility, constituting a safeguard towards the fulfillment of our 2024-26 Business Plan targets and value creation for our shareholders. Learn more: https://bit.ly/43dFX6l #NBG #FinancialResults #FY23

The S&P 500 NTM P/E ratio is currently at a high level of 20.9, indicating that investors are willing to pay a relatively high price for each dollar of expected earnings in the next twelve months.

BPCL Q4 Results: Net profit drops 35% YoY to Rs 4,224 crore; co approves 1:1 bonus issue State-run BPCL on Thursday posted a 35% drop in its standalone net profit at Rs 4,224 crore in the quarter ended March 2024, compared with Rs 6,478 crore in the last-year period. The Street had estimated the profit at Rs 5325 crore. The company's board has also approved a bonus issue in the proportion of 1:1, where investors get one extra share for every one share held in the company. #q4 #BPCL #bpclimited #Q4FY24Results #stockmarket #directusinvestments

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CDSL Q1 --Net Profit Up 81.1% At Rs 134 Cr Vs Rs 74 Cr (YoY) --Revenue Up 72% At Rs 257.4 Cr Vs Rs 150 Cr (YoY) --EBITDA Up 91% At Rs 154.4 Cr Vs Rs 81 Cr (YoY) --Margin At 60% Vs 54% (YoY)

Financial Market Review as at 6th June 2024* *FGN Local bond & T-bills/OMO market* The treasury bills market traded steadily today, with a slight bearish tone amid the NTB auction. Overall, the market closed bearish, with the average yield rising to 22.02%. At the NTB auction, the DMO offered ₦221.13 billion in NTBs but allotted ₦278.43 billion, despite receiving ₦713.89 billion in subscriptions. The stop rate for the 91-Day paper remained at 16.50%, the 182-Day paper increased by 5.10 bps to 17.50%, and the 364-Day paper decreased by 2 bps to 20.67%. The FGN bond market displayed mixed sentiments with diminished enthusiasm. The overall market closed slightly bearish, with the average yield inching up by 1 bps to 18.60%. For more information on Financial advice and Trusteeship, let's connect. I am Emmanuel Ojo #ceos #mds #businessowners #businessdevelopment #investors

BAFL: 2Q2024 EPS at Rs7.59 up 53% YoY and 20% QoQ; 1H2024 EPS at Rs13.90 up 18% YoY - Earnings higher than industry expectations DPS: 2Q2024 Rs2; 1H2024 DPS: Rs4 - In line with expectations

"Perception may not be reality, but it can become a person's truth." There's arguably no more important dynamic in commercial real estate right now than the values of open-end funds vs. where investors perceive actual values to be. Why? Because until investors regain confidence, it's unlikely that we'll see a meaningful recovery in values or transaction volumes. A year ago we said: "Publicly traded REITs led the way in the second half of 2022 and have fallen by more than 25%, but private funds have been slow to recognize these declines." (https://lnkd.in/gh6dtQCk) We've also highlighted the significant lag via appraisals at private real estate funds as a big problem for the industry (and this lag has been much more pronounced this cycle): "...markets always correct, right? Capital jumps in when buying opportunities arise. So why aren't they coming in now? ...in part, because institutional investors and private REITs, which depend on appraisals to determine market value, are only down 5-15%." (https://lnkd.in/gETevSQR) It looks like private funds made meaningful progress in 2023 catching up with falling property values. Per NCREIF, which tracks the ODCE index of institutional core funds, property values are down 15% over the last year and 20% from the recent peak. Key question: When will ODCE values get back in line with actual market values: When ODCE values fall more or when actual market values rebound? Thanks to Richard Hill for sharing this valuation update! #creanalyst #propertyvalues