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Kafelaku Coffee Faces Further Delay in Circular Dispatch
Debon Securities: Policies emphasize boosting Consumer and focus on the subsequent demand recovery.
The bank recommends focusing on leading companies in sectors that have strong control over upstream and downstream supply chains, channels, and products amid fundamental changes, as well as sectors where year-round profits are likely to exceed expectations due to cost advantages.
Supply is in urgent demand, and cocoa inventory has sharply reduced to a historic low.
Due to severe weather and pests, the output from the world's largest cocoa producers, Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana, has significantly declined. The latest data shows that cocoa stocks at the London and New York Exchanges have fallen to historic lows, forcing chocolate manufacturers to seek alternative raw materials to maintain production. In the USA, this year's retail price of chocolate for Valentine's Day is 20% higher than last year.
Coffee Declines But Continues to Trade Above $4 a Pound Mark
Kafelaku Coffee Strengthens Internal Controls Post-Acquisition Incident
KAFELAKU COFFEE [01869] currently reports at HKD 0.131, a decrease of 12.08%.
As of 15:33, KAFELAKU COFFEE [01869] reported HKD 0.131, down HKD 0.018 or 12.08% from yesterday's closing price of HKD 0.149, with a transaction amount of HKD 0.0114 million. Today's highest price was HKD 0.153, the lowest price was HKD 0.131. Based on yesterday's closing price, the 10-day average price is HKD 0.14, the 50-day average price is HKD 0.14, and the current PE is 20.69 times. The 14-day strength index is reported at 60.32.
