Cocobod targets US$1.25bn syndicated facility

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• Akanburikum 10 years ago

  if cocobod thinks the main crop season ends in june, then why the annoucement on 30th May,2013 as closing date?.

  if cocobod thinks the main crop season ends in june, then why the annoucement on 30th May,2013 as closing date?.

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• Sankofa 10 years ago

  Why do we continue to borrow money to buy cocoa from our farmers?
  
  Why has CMB not built up reserves over the years to purchase the crop? Would this not save us the interest we pay on the syndicated loans, enabling us to pa ...
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  Why do we continue to borrow money to buy cocoa from our farmers?
  
  Why has CMB not built up reserves over the years to purchase the crop? Would this not save us the interest we pay on the syndicated loans, enabling us to pay our farmers a bit more for their crop?

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• 0000 10 years ago

  cocod always brag of syndicate loans and drink beer in support and to cheer themselves always for going for loans. the secret is if you go for loan, you share your profit with the one who gave you the loan. perhaps the person ...
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  cocod always brag of syndicate loans and drink beer in support and to cheer themselves always for going for loans. the secret is if you go for loan, you share your profit with the one who gave you the loan. perhaps the person only sit in his air conditioned office and waits for you to work whiles he takes his share of the profit you get. let me give you an advice. there is a pool of money sitting with snnit headed by sam pee yalley. gather these monies and use them rather than making insurance companies richer iarthur497@gmail.com

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• Sankofa 10 years ago

  That is an eminently sensible suggestion!
  
  What prevents SSNIT from investing in CMB, and using its share of the profits from cocoa sales to provide pensions and other benefits for workers?
  
  Our leaders must think beyond ...
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  That is an eminently sensible suggestion!
  
  What prevents SSNIT from investing in CMB, and using its share of the profits from cocoa sales to provide pensions and other benefits for workers?
  
  Our leaders must think beyond the box!

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• CHOP CHOP 10 years ago

  chop chop will not allow cocobod to have its own reserves to purchase cocoa without borrowing

  chop chop will not allow cocobod to have its own reserves to purchase cocoa without borrowing

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• ceclie 10 years ago

  farmers are losing about $ 45 million to purchasing clerks (PCs) through huge margins of scale adjustments. A margin of 10kg/bag is no joke. The practice is most prevalent within the SEFWI area. Please we need help

  farmers are losing about $ 45 million to purchasing clerks (PCs) through huge margins of scale adjustments. A margin of 10kg/bag is no joke. The practice is most prevalent within the SEFWI area. Please we need help

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