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76NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sat Dec 14, 2013 11:50 am

mark


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Backstage wrote:
mark wrote:@player- :)i was at 2250 yesterday, seems it has a positive technical trend. so today revising to 2500 Very Happy

tnx dileepa also. Smile

Mark, a few more trades like that and office chicks will start loving you  I love you 

haha. hopefully Very Happy Very Happy

77NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sat Dec 14, 2013 3:59 pm

sashimaal


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Seems like current target price is not more than Rs 2250.

For it to hit Rs 2500, i think we have to wait till the announcement on Nestle's new investment plans as mentioned in below link:
http://www.ft.lk/2013/12/14/nestle-cautiously-optimistic/

78NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Nestle “cautiously optimistic” Sat Dec 14, 2013 4:08 pm

sashimaal


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Published : 12:14 am  December 14, 2013  

The world’s leading wellness multinational Nestle is upbeat on Sri Lanka, albeit “cautiously”.
“We are investing and expanding in Sri Lanka. We are looking to grow in Sri Lanka markets. I am not at liberty to comment on the forthcoming investment values here but we are certainly planning. In fact, we are cautiously optimistic,” said Nestlé S.A.Executive Vice President and Zone Director for Asia, Oceania, Africa and Middle East Nandu Nandkishore – the Swiss-based Second-in-Command of Nestlé Global who is now in Colombo.

Nestlé’s Executive VP Nandkishore was addressing Minister of Industry and Commerce Rishad Bathiudeen at the inauguration of Sri Lanka’s first ever Retail Innovation Centre (RIC) created by Nestlé Lanka PLC, located at its Colombo 10 premises.

The RIC concept by Nestlé is based on Nestlé’s Retail Innovation Technology and appears as series of typical boutiques, tea boutiques and shops filled with retail merchandise which in actual practice, is geared to train FMCG distributors, consumers and shop-owners as well as to act as a testing ground of Lankan consumer behaviour on Nestlé Lanka’s rollouts. In essence, being a retail consumer and distributor testing laboratory. Also present on the occasion were Nestle India Ltd. Managing Director Etienne Benet and EDB Chairman and Nestlé Lanka PLC Vice President Corporate Affairs & Communication Bandula Egodage.

In 2012, Nestlé Global reported $ 103.4 billionn in sales with net profit of $ 11.9 billion.
“FMCG is closest to our consumers’ lives among many products,” said Minister Bathiudeen and added: “The FMCG sector growth is understandable since we see continuous GDP growth, with 7% expected this year. We are looking at FDIs, in many sectors, including infrastructure.” Minister Bathiudeen also distributed several Certificates of Achievement to achievers in Nestlé Lanka’s distribution network, which cons 6,748 groceries in Nestlé’s large grocery channel contributing to 22% of Nestlé’ Lanka PLC’s annual national sales.
Also within the Nestlé domain are 13,000 tea shops across the island which adds more than 5% to Nestlé’s annual sales here. The RIC has FMCGs (both branded and unbranded) as well as SKUs (Stock Keeping Units).

“This is basically a retail innovation centre to train our customers (sales distributors) to improve their experience in retails stores and hygiene conditions,” said Nandkishore.

http://www.ft.lk/2013/12/14/nestle-cautiously-optimistic/

79NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:38 am

StockGuru


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NESTLE LANKA PLC Manufactures a range of items Under License From Nestle SA Vevey Switzerland.

Date - 26.1.2015

Share Code NEST.N0000
Current Price - Rs.2,184.00
Issued Quantity - 53,725,463
Market Capitalization - Rs.117,336,411,192
Market Capitalization as percentage (%) of Total Market Capitalization - 4.00%

Teller


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Nestlé Lanka PLC has posted a revenue of Rs 8 billion for Q4. The company recorded a revenue of Rs 32.9 billion and a growth of 6.4% for the full year ending December 31, 2014.

The company posted a profit of Rs 615 million for Q4 and a profit of Rs 3.8 billion for the year ending December 31 2014, an increase of 14.2% from the previous year, supported by efficient management of the portfolio and value chain optimisation.

The Board approved a second interim dividend of Rs 28.50 per share on February 19, 2015 and has proposed a final dividend of Rs 28.00 per share for the year ended December 31, 2014, to be approved at the company's Annual General Meeting to be held on 12 May 2015.

"Despite prevailing market conditions posing significant challenges in 2014, the company continued to deliver a stable and consistent performance. We invested in enhancing the presence of our brands, and building the capabilities of our people. We continued on our mission to be a leader in Nutrition, Health and Wellness in Sri Lanka by providing our consumers with tasty and balanced food and beverages through innovation and renovation, and creating awareness on the importance of an active lifestyle,"Nestlé Lanka Managing Director Shivani Hegde said.

81NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Feb 20, 2015 5:43 am

nimantha80


Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

One time 950 million is peanuts.

82NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Feb 20, 2015 8:11 am

Senior Citizen

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Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

nimantha80 wrote:One time 950 million is peanuts.

If only the Govt. Will understand how best to get the taxes without hurting the businesses that are well managed. Very Happy

Companies like NESTLÉ contribute immensely to the long term interests of the country. Many other countries treat such companies with respect and appreciate their importance.

There has to be a better way to get about increasing the revenue for the government. Taxation should be better planned and executed. Evil or Very Mad

83NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Feb 20, 2015 8:57 am

Spoon

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Senior Citizen wrote:
nimantha80 wrote:One time 950 million is peanuts.

If only the Govt. Will understand how best to get the taxes without hurting the businesses that are well managed. Very Happy

Companies like NESTLÉ contribute immensely to the long term interests of the country. Many other countries treat such companies with respect and appreciate their importance.

There has to be a better way to get about increasing the revenue for the government. Taxation should be better planned and executed. Evil or Very Mad


It's a one time tax put in place to cover not only the concessions but the budgetary mistakes of the previous administration.

Why is everyone getting so worked up on something that is ONE TIME? 950 million is absolutely peanuts for a multinational like Nestle.

84NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Feb 20, 2015 9:49 am

Nitro 7


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Well said Senior Citizen

Senior Citizen wrote:
nimantha80 wrote:One time 950 million is peanuts.

If only the Govt. Will understand how best to get the taxes without hurting the businesses that are well managed. Very Happy

Companies like NESTLÉ contribute immensely to the long term interests of the country. Many other countries treat such companies with respect and appreciate their importance.

There has to be a better way to get about increasing the revenue for the government. Taxation should be better planned and executed. Evil or Very Mad

85NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Feb 20, 2015 12:33 pm

Teller

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some people feels million as a peanut. Some people cant save 1 million even working in whole life. One guy says namal has one watch value nearly 4.6 million. I agree value dpends the environment you live. nestle has to keep aside 4 million rupees for a day from their net profit.

86NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sat Feb 21, 2015 1:51 pm

Senior Citizen

Senior Citizen
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

Teller wrote:some people feels million as a peanut. Some people cant save 1 million even working in whole life.  One guy says namal has one watch value nearly 4.6 million. I agree value dpends the environment you live. nestle has to keep aside 4 million rupees for a day from their net profit.

Some do not understand the amount of effort companies go through to have such performances. Making money legally, paying taxes, filling ones stomach and providing nutrition to the nation is not possible at the home only.

Times are a changing, and the habits are also changing.
With the talk of gender balance, equal rights and dual incomes there is no way that. We can survive without these companies. Everything is processed for our convenience and catering to our needs.

Who is going to do this job in a professional way and complying with all standards?
The government cannot do it and neither can cottage industries.
So what's left?

87NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sat Feb 21, 2015 3:01 pm

nimantha80


Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

Spoon wrote:
Senior Citizen wrote:
nimantha80 wrote:One time 950 million is peanuts.

If only the Govt. Will understand how best to get the taxes without hurting the businesses that are well managed. Very Happy

Companies like NESTLÉ contribute immensely to the long term interests of the country. Many other countries treat such companies with respect and appreciate their importance.

There has to be a better way to get about increasing the revenue for the government. Taxation should be better planned and executed. Evil or Very Mad


It's a one time tax put in place to cover not only the concessions but the budgetary mistakes of the previous administration.

Why is everyone getting so worked up on something that is ONE TIME? 950 million is absolutely peanuts for a multinational like Nestle.

88NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:18 pm

gamaya


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

nimantha80 wrote:
Spoon wrote:
Senior Citizen wrote:
nimantha80 wrote:One time 950 million is peanuts.

If only the Govt. Will understand how best to get the taxes without hurting the businesses that are well managed. Very Happy

Companies like NESTLÉ contribute immensely to the long term interests of the country. Many other countries treat such companies with respect and appreciate their importance.

There has to be a better way to get about increasing the revenue for the government. Taxation should be better planned and executed. Evil or Very Mad


It's a one time tax put in place to cover not only the concessions but the budgetary mistakes of the previous administration.

Why is everyone getting so worked up on something that is ONE TIME? 950 million is absolutely peanuts for a multinational like Nestle.

What's all this fuss about big corporates paying some taxes for a change. Corporates have tax consultants who incidentally happens to be their auditors. They minimise the tax payable through various gimmicks including BOI tax concessions.

The government indirect taxes have come down drastically in the past decade. The government have shamelessely opted for direct taxes from consumer essentials as this is easy for them.

Remember the uprising of youth which happened in 72 and 89? Valuable lives and properties were devastated. Do we want the same by oppressing the common people..?

Watch this vedio on how the corporates like Nestle think about human right on water..
http://themindunleashed.org/2014/05/nestle-ceo-water-human-right-privatized-2.html


89NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Sun Feb 22, 2015 7:24 pm

Senior Citizen

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Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
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Gamaya,

Can you honestly tell us that you do not buy and consume consumables that you are not lazy to make your self?

Most people want to avoid the drudgery and painstaking efforts needed to live.

That's what enterprising people do as a living in making better life for others. They actually don't know what they want in life. Poor people. When will they understand?
Very Happy

90NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:01 am

gamaya


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Senior Citizen wrote:Gamaya,

Can you honestly tell us that you do not buy and consume consumables that you are not lazy to make your self?

Most people want to avoid the drudgery and painstaking efforts needed to live.

That's what enterprising people do as a living in making better life for others. They actually don't know what they want in life. Poor people. When will they understand?
Very Happy


Your question is not quite clear for me. My point is big corporates are expertly evading taxes which are essential for infrastructure development and maintenance of services.

I would prefer corporates giving their fair share to economy than more children going to school without breakfast.

Then again, I highly doubt if this super-gains tax will ever be implemented. The corporates would to the usual cajoling with the government and find someway around this. This could be just an election carrot.

91NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:05 am

gamaya


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Cartoon-23

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92NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Fri Mar 06, 2015 8:03 am

Quibit


Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

hard earned money of the shareholders robbed by the government. Day light robbery.

93NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Nestle steady growth reported Mon Nov 23, 2015 12:04 pm

pjrngroup


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2015/11/22/fin11.asp

94NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue Nov 24, 2015 2:16 pm

EquityChamp

EquityChamp
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This is a sure counter for long term growth as well as increased dividend income.

95NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue Nov 24, 2015 6:33 pm

Udara Rangana

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Equity Analytic
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Yesterday i bought at 2075 and today sold at 2200. Net profit Nearly 100 per share just one day. again i trying to pick it up at 2075.

96NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Mon Feb 08, 2016 8:56 pm

Brinthan

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Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
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Is Rs.2000/- is a good price for Nestle.N ...experts please advice me..?

97NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Nestle Q1 16 PAT up 10% to reach 1.3bn Thu May 05, 2016 5:35 pm

EquityChamp

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So long term holders including myself have self satisfaction now and will continue through out 2016 because dividend income is going to increase Very Happy santa cheers

98NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Thu May 05, 2016 5:56 pm

Brinthan

Brinthan
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
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Yes..EC sir NESTLE is a golden egg in the market...

99NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Thu May 05, 2016 10:47 pm

reader


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

I agree NEST is a good company. But for me, at current price NEST very much over valued. There are enough undervalued counters with good DY than NEST.

100NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Thu May 05, 2016 11:14 pm

chamil1


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Nest is a very long term , very low risk share.

Put all long term FD money in NEST.

101NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue May 24, 2016 9:06 am

gamaya


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

There was no super gain taxes after all. Just an election carrot as I was saying..

Instead everybody got the VAT increase..

Now that is equality..

102NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Who can predic one share like nest???? Mon May 30, 2016 11:19 pm

hiransilva23


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Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

EC i saw ur 1st investment post.u mention dt u bought shares worth 100,000.all counters are valuble in current market.i jst check current price, its more than 16 times how did u knw dt should be up???itz a good potential.cn u guess n mention sm wil b future gems???

103NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue May 31, 2016 6:59 am

EquityChamp

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It is not a game of guess and win. You need to have the vision to see through the future and to understand the future value of a stock. Further you need to understand the pattern of cashflows. If that can be mastered then any one can save for the future retirement. No need to go after financial institutions. Just check where was the market in 2006 and where is at now and how the fundamentally strong stocks performed during that period.

104NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue May 31, 2016 7:14 am

kassachandimal


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

CCS for sure

105NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) - Page 4 Empty Re: NESTLE LANKA PLC (NEST.N0000) Tue May 31, 2016 8:12 am

EquityChamp

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Hiran, answer for your question is included in this thread.
Read it.
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t51171-who-can-predic-one-share-like-nest#313793

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