https://www.moneyweb...-for-steinhoff/
Ann is on a roll, two negative articles in one week.
Zanme - JP Verster echo our sentiment - This might become a Zombie company. - He is "short", needs to punt the negative.
"It is the ‘best case’ scenario for the bondholders as well as the lawyers and executives guiding the company down this path."
Indeed another outstanding sentimental article.
My favourite: (Another expert hooting from the hip to cause hippe.)
Verster estimates that Steinhoff’s value – largely dependent on its Pepkor and Pepco operations – would have to appreciate by around 18% a year over the next 10 years if Steinhoff ordinary shares were to have any value after paying the crippling CVA burden.
So lets do a little calculation on the valuation of PEPCO and Perkor.( We leave the other assets at ZERO value)
Company SNH holding 09/07/21 2023 2023 2024 2025 2026 2026 2026 2026 2026 2026 PEPCO 453,675,000 €11.44 €13.50 €15.94 €18.80 €22.19 €26.18 €30.89 €36.46 €43.02 €50.76 €59.90 PEPKOR 2,385,500,000 €1.23 €1.45 €1.71 €2.02 €2.38 €2.81 €3.32 €3.92 €4.62 €5.46 €6.44 PEPCO Value €5,192 €6,127 €7,229 €8,531 €10,066 €11,878 €14,016 €16,539 €19,516 €23,029 €27,174 Pepkor Value €2,934 €3,462 €4,086 €4,821 €5,689 €6,713 €7,921 €9,347 €11,029 €13,014 €15,357 Total Value €8,126 €9,589 €11,315 €13,352 €15,755 €18,591 €21,937 €25,886 €30,545 €36,043 €42,531
So at the required growth of 18% as Mr Verster suggested the valuation would be Eur 42.5 bil to pay off Eur 9.6 bil
Rest my case!!! Just glad I don't need these experts to look after my money!!!