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Cocobod ready to sign US$1.8 billion syndicated loan

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  • solo 8 years ago

    Why pay off 1.7 and go back borrowing a point higher. Seems exactly like borrowing again to pay debts. If u were successful with the past loan, u should be owing half that loan not more than 100% of it. Stop the foolishness

  • tk 8 years ago

    This is common sense you want better price for cocoa,but it seems you sell your cocoa before you even harvest it,it is like you need the money at all cost and they will give you any shit money for your cocoa

  • Mankwadze 8 years ago

    I think Cocobod deserve some credit. To be able to obtain a loan like this at 1% interest per annum is a big confidence boost. Even if they used their own money, 1% will not be a good enough return on investment of that amoun ...
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  • Michael 8 years ago

    Yea you have paid the loan, but did it reall yeild any profit.. if it did thy then are you signing a new loan agreement....

  • Sarah 8 years ago

    This is no business. We always borrow ANDD pay and borrow and pay don't we make profits? Can't we reduce our borrowing year after year and use part of the profit to support the next years cash requirements? We need business m ...
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  • OPK 8 years ago

    EVER SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CMB COMPANY SO THIS COMPANY HAS NO MONEY TO BUY THE COCOA BEANS BUT DEPENDING ON FOREIGN LOANNS EVERY YEAR! MY QUESTION IS WHAT DID THEY DO WITH THEIR PROFIT? I THINK BY NOW C M B SHOULD HAVE A ...
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  • inercycl 8 years ago

    Markola women are better than these managers of our economy. They borrow each year to sell and borrow more the following year to sell.No debit and credit sheet.And it goes on and on...

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