Labat Africa Ltd (LABJ)

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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    not happy about the shares for cash....we need breakdown of spend, if its to buy equity eg land, processing equipment etc then yes, bit if its going toward daily running g cost, cars , bonuses, then I have an issue..... we have to keep tabs on the moneys or else lab ends up like Nut
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  • Graham Buchanan @Graham Buchanan
    Short article on LAB in the Daily Maverick
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    help, advice required, does LAB have to do. a quarterly report for JSE?
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    News SENS out. Cant tell if its good or bad. This share is so slow. Keen to sell.
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  • George Language @George Language
    As you can see, I’m not hiding my name. I call you out oom Brian
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  • George Language @George Language
    Two years ago in the “road show” he said you can’t get a million shares for one BAR. What a lie
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  • George Language @George Language
    Personally I dont think oom Brain can arrange a glass of water in a bar… but that’s only me and my 5 million shares
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  • George Language @George Language
    The deleted part spells whhheeeeaaaaad
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  • George Language @George Language
    How bad of a CEO do you have to be to get the price this low. Smeer die room oom Brian. It looks like you bought in on the new world order. How is it possible to F-up a ********business? Wish I could vote you out.
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    I personnally won't trust new kids on the block with my money! Lately, there's been a lot of delistings on the JSE. Hopefully, new kid on the block won't be one too. There are such a thing as fly by nights you know!
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    In the business world, it takes money to make money! Soon all of the spending Labat has done, will reap tremendous benefits! Watch the space!
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  • George Language @George Language
    Think the CEO must change. Going nowhere slowly. Cannabis legalised and he is not moving forward. Because of what? Stop rubbing your facial cream… sell legalised stuff to the people and give them what they want. At the moment it’s like the lights are on, but nobody’s home… frustrating to say the least. The new kid on the block is sold out a year in advance. Oom Brian is rubbing the cream on the face. Should have been a pie. It’s a shame not to unlock rhe value to shareholders
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    is the first quarter report not also due?
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    down the rabbit hole we go
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  • Graham Buchanan @Graham Buchanan
    Risk of suspension and delisting if Labat fail to submit its provisional report today - SENS 15 Sep 2022
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    LABAT wake up, you guys are so caught up in paperwork, other growers have sold their crops one year in advance..safricanna
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  • Sithembile Mkhize @Sithembile Mkhize
    It still going to be a long wait 😔
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    🥱
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Take note! double bottom on the weekly and daily charts!
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    I think in a year's time we gonna kick ourselves for not buying more at this price
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    • Sithembile Mkhize @Sithembile Mkhize
      I totally agree with you
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  • Why Chris @Why Chris
    There was an article on the growth of the ********industry and labat was added as a main player
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    ???
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    until financials are positive, there is gonna be no serious upward movement....price may even go sub 20 and stay slow....let's hope midyear result shows serious change in earnings...still a good buy,
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Yes baby thats the right direction, climb!!!
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  • Jaimal Ambaram @Jaimal Ambaram
    Climb baby climb!!!!
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    • Rekash Priaram @Rekash Priaram
      this baby is struggling
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    • Chris van der Walt @Chris van der Walt
      she is dying
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