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    23 December 2005 Xerox. The OriginalXerox. The Original

    Leisure & hotels

    MORIBO



    By Michael Coulson


    A heady assessment of Zimbali
    Ord price: 34c Sector PE: 13,9
    Market cap R18,8m 12-month high 70c; low 7c
    Six months to
    Turnover R000
    Operating profit R000
    Pretax profit R000
    Headline earnings per share (c)
    NAV per share (c)
    Jun 031 0112622620,522
    Dec 031 158(1 508)(1 508)(2,6)21
    Jun 041 212(2 615)(2 615)(4,7)16
    Dec 04293(2 255)(3 257)(5,9)10
    Jun 05254(3 006)(3 007)(5,4)5
    % chge(79)151515(7))
    Trading vol 12-month average: 1,88m/month© Financial Mail

    Shareholders took a risk when they bravely rejected last year's 13c offer, but it seems to have paid off, with the news that Kuwaiti-owned IFA Hotels plans to list Zimbali Lodge and associated assets through Moribo. The idea is to distribute all present assets, consolidate the 55m shares one-for-10, and issue 215m new shares to pay the R105m consideration, at a nominal 51c/share. Notional post-consolidation price is about 270c-290c, a huge premium to the issue price; NAV will be 47c and pro forma 2004 EPS 7,9c.



    23December2005





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