For the quarter
• Revenues⬆️ 43%
• Insurance Premium⬆️ 70%
• Net Income to Shareholders⬆️152% to US$29.0m
JMMB has a 22.5% stake in Sagicor Financial and will record their share of SFC profits in their March results
SFC also,
✔️Had positive Comprehensive Income
✔️Declared Dividend
Revenue growth were supported by
• Significantly higher individual life and annuity sales (in part driven by the US 🇺🇸)
• Single premium annuities in the southern Caribbean
• Higher net investment income
The Sagicor Life and USA segments
• saw significant growth in sales
• but the overall growth in profitability for Q4 was driven by Sagicor Life
That segment benefitted from a large single premium annuity sale
Sagicor and its subsidiaries operate across the Caribbean and in the USA
They mainly provide:
• Life and health insurance
• Annuities and pension administration services
• Banking and investment management services
The Group also
• underwrites property & casualty insurance &
• provides hospitality services
Its main companies are:
• Sagicor Life Inc (Barbados 🇧🇧 and T&T 🇹🇹),
• Sagicor Life Jamaica Limited 🇯🇲,
• Sagicor Bank Jamaica Limited 🇯🇲,
• Sagicor Life Insurance Company 🇺🇸
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• Somebody bought a LOT of Jamaican Teas (JAMT)🤫
• Palace Amusement (PAL)🔻8.5% today. It's now down
○ -20% in March
○ -24% in Feb
○ -19% in Jan
• Over 60% in 3 months😣
• PROVEN is🔻to $30 range (it was closer to $40)
• It took a steep fall, since the start of March, presumably after its APO volumes hit
Sagicor Jamaica suffers a brutal 71% chop🪓 in Profits For 2020 mainly due to its investment in Tourism business Playa
Sagicor does
▪️ Insurance💊💉🩺🩸 (life, health & others) and
▪️ It owns 14.87% of Playa (hospitality) 🏨🛏️🚣🏝️
For the entire 2020 its profits are🔻71%, mainly due to a gigantic J$10 BILLION loss on its investment in Playa
Playa owns and/or manages a total portfolio consisting of 20 resorts (7,867 rooms) 🏨🛏️located in Mexico🇲🇽, Jamaica🇯🇲, and the Dominican Republic🇩🇴
In Jamaica, Playa owns and manages
▪️ Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall and Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall
▪️ Hilton Rose Hall Resort & Spa
▪️ Jewel Grande Montego Bay Resort & Spa and
▪️ Jewel Paradise Cove Beach Resort & Spa
Future Energy Source Company #IPO
⚫️500m new shares @ $0.80 each (J$400m target)
⚫️35% (175m reserved for general public)
⚫️Opens Feb 25th. Closes Mar 3rd
FESCO is a Jamaican owned, fuel distribution company, licenced and operating
in Jamaica. #FinanceTwitterJa
FESCO was incorporated and registered with the Companies Office of Jamaica on Feb 4, 2013 and made its first fuel sale in Nov 2013
In 2014, the first FESCO branded Service Station was
unveiled in Mandeville. There are now fourteen (14) branded Service Stations islandwide
FESCO is a Jamaican owned, fuel distribution company, licenced and operating in Jamaica.
They have partnered with some dealer-owned dealer-operated Service Stations and company invested-dealer operated Service Stations to brand their stations as FESCO Service Stations.
We noticed RJR's stock⬆️4.7% today, so we checked their results to see if it's worth 🥳🎉
◾️RJR Group relied on cost✂️ to drive profitability as income🔻
◾️Print📰segment heavily hit by Covid
◾️Group's revenues shifting to Audio. Was almost 50/50 now ~42% of sales from print
The company is reporting that
◾️Advertisers cut spending in almost every category of business with events being cancelled/postponed
◾️Which is probably why you're seeing the push to drive online subscription revenue🤔
◾️Too slow and not organized / aggressive enough I think
During Q3 Dec 2020 they
◾️⬆️stake to 50% in parent of Gustazos (ecommerce platform that sells products)
◾️Agreed to acquire 10% stake in ePost Caribbean (offers digital mktg tools incl. newsletters, social media campaigns, online surveys, ecommerce for small biz, online ads etc)