Friday, January 19, 2007

TOP NSE INVESTORS IN 2006

I was mucking around on stockskenya when i came across this link.It is a compilation of the top 10 shareholders of various companies listed on the NSE.

The list is compiled by the Financial Post.It was made last year-so there are a couple of changes, if you use current prices to analyse it.

One thing you will note about the list is that wealth on the NSE is concentrated among a few groups.For instance, ICEA ,FCS and NIC bank are listed as separate bodies but they share the same ownership.

Here is the list http://www.financialpost.co.ke/Pdfs/TOP%20NSE%20MILLIONAIRES%202006.pdf.
RIGHT CLICK and SAVE as to save it to your computer.

Regret
I wish i had bought KPLC(plus not sold EABL before the split) when it was Sh6(about 4 years ago), i definitely would be on this list.
Buy and hold good companies and slowly build up your stake over a 5-10 year period. 1,000 shares of a company every year for 5 years = 5,000 shares.Inflation,bonuses and splits will do the rest of the work for you.

By the way other bloggers-Odegle and Kenya capital have covered it in their blogs.

16 comments:

Benin said...

I enjoyed these posts from each of you.

The thing that I really enjoyed about Odegle's post on the topic was the reference to investment great Warren Buffett.

You are on the right path it looks like as far as investment knowledge, it is obvioous from reading that you know far more than I. What do you think can be done to increase local participation in the market so that you have more local investors, as well as more young investors participating in the NSE?

Kenya captial's blog discussed investment clubs as a possible vehicle, just curious to know what you think?

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pesa tu said...

To increase local participation the NSE should rise just like the Mumbai exchange,thereby create more NSE millionaires.To do this double digit inflation and higher disposable incomes will help

Benin said...

Thanks for comment, I think Nganga will come on-to answer sometime soon, I wanted to give him the opportunity
to have first rights of commentation
:-) befor I did on that post. If response not speedy I might just chime in.

Thanks my friend. I really appreciate it!

odegle said...

dont worry pesa tu, bottom line we are on the right track! just invest more now and aim at 2012 so that when politicians will be going for each others neck, you will be laughing all the way to the till. i think the sustained activity in the stock exchange is good since it will also move pple from the traditional land buying. i have always held that buying and selling of land is counter productive and must tbe contrlled. land should be consolidated and leased to large scale farmers. then middle level investors should concentrate on the NSE. those large scale farmers can be quoted in the NSE and that way more pple can partake of the cake

MainaT said...

Odelge & Pesa-tu, i think one pt everybody seems to be missing in the debate is the need to be aggressive in your investing. To build up the scale that has put some of these guys on the maps as it were, you need to put in probably most of what u'd put in savings nad then doing so consistently over a period of time.
Odelge-not sure about ur comment on land. In urban areas especially say Nai and other growing towns, land is a like a goldmine especially where you have bought an 1 acre or more.

pesa tu said...

Odegle:True dat about NSE and land.
But its the double digit inflation thats quietly pushing up land prices.

Mainat:Agree aggressive investing is what makes one rich. i.e. a 50% return on sh 1 million is Sh 500,000 but on sh 10,000 its only sh5,000

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