TheChamp
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That's PRASA.profitable before or after the 3000 ghost employees salaries are deducted?
That's PRASA.profitable before or after the 3000 ghost employees salaries are deducted?
Yes thats PRASA, thanks for correcting.That's PRASA.
I personally don't believe a word of it. A profit when most of railway lines have been sold for scrap. The overhead gantries have been sold for scrap. The stations have been dismantled piece by piece. The trains don't fit on the rails. The harbours the worst in the world. The ghost employees. Should I go on..
Nope.. Lies, all of it.

You probably don't believe it because you are misinformed, but it's a confusion that happens from time to time so you are forgiven. There is a difference between PRASA and Transnet, they are separate entities, each one doing their own thing, while Transnet is showing good signs of recovery PRASA is still a mess with no signs of recovery.I personally don't believe a word of it. A profit when most of railway lines have been sold for scrap. The overhead gantries have been sold for scrap. The stations have been dismantled piece by piece. The trains don't fit on the rails. The harbours the worst in the world. The ghost employees. Should I go on..
Nope.. Lies, all of it.
Are you saying thieves only steal PRASA tracks and leave Transnet tracks alone?You probably don't believe it because you are misinformed, but it's a confusion that happens from time to time so you are forgiven. There is a difference between PRASA and Transnet, they are separate entities, each one doing their own thing, while Transnet is showing good signs of recovery PRASA is still a mess with no signs of recovery.
LolI personally don't believe a word of it. A profit when most of railway lines have been sold for scrap. The overhead gantries have been sold for scrap. The stations have been dismantled piece by piece. The trains don't fit on the rails. The harbours the worst in the world. The ghost employees. Should I go on..
Nope.. Lies, all of it.
You know there TRANSNET is more than just railway lines, don't you? And that arresting the scourge of corruption also has potential to yield positive results? What's with all this negativity in the face of positive news? Isn't this what everyone wanted? A step in the right direction? Or you want to wallow in the bad news to fulfill some "prophecy"?Are you saying thieves only steal PRASA tracks and leave Transnet tracks alone?
This follows TFR telling coal exporters in April that it would terminate their long-term railing agreements in terms of a force majeure, which it had declared due to cable theft and the inability to source spares for locomotives. Transnet woes have led companies, especially coal producers, to report that their performance was negatively impacted by Transnet.
In a statement, TFR said the amendment relates to contractual arrangements for the remaining term of the long-term agreement which expires in March 2024.
TRF said despite concerted efforts to conclude the negotiations in good faith, a settlement had unfortunately not yet been reached with some CEPs.
According to TRF, it has held several discussions with the CEPs relating to aspects of the contract that required attention to ensure that the North Corridor (the heavy haul line transporting coal and other commodities) remains competitive and sustainable.
I would prefer not to have baby steps. 3 steps back one step forward.You know there TRANSNET is more than just railway lines, don't you? And that arresting the scourge of corruption also has potential to yield positive results? What's with all this negativity in the face of positive news? Isn't this what everyone wanted? A step in the right direction? Or you want to wallow in the bad news to fulfill some "prophecy"?
This one is many steps forward actually. Hopefully this filters to the operational side of business going forward.I would prefer not to have baby steps. 3 steps back one step forward.
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Transnet swings from over R8bn FY loss to a R5bn profit
Group also secures first unqualified audit in four years.www.moneyweb.co.za
I am sure they don't discriminate but he is describing PRASA.Are you saying thieves only steal PRASA tracks and leave Transnet tracks alone?
Unqualified results?
I am also very impressed that they got a clean audit, that for me is a sign of good things to come, it's a base on which to build a good SOE.Yeah ok:
“However, the improved performance was largely off the back of an R11 billion upward valuation of its investment (commercial) property portfolio.”
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Transnet swings from over R8bn FY loss to a R5bn profit
Group also secures first unqualified audit in four years.www.moneyweb.co.za
Revaluing and restating investments…
Unqualified*If it’s qualified it means that the auditors didn’t find anything naughty.
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Unqualified Opinion: What the Term Means in an Auditor's Report
An unqualified opinion is an independent auditor's judgment that a company's financial records and statements are fairly and appropriately presented.www.investopedia.com
Ja, unqualified is what I meant to say.Unqualified*
The simplest way to describe it on MyBb is that Transnet is being run like a DA municipality in the WC, clean audits, beke le beke, no one will come back after that.