Union Diagnostic and Clinical Services Plc

[citizen]

August 26th, 2011
This week on 'The Hal Lindsey Report'
You may be tired of hearing me say it, but it's the truth. Israel is in more danger today than any time in her recent history. And each time I've said it in the past, it's been true, then, too. Of course, if you're familiar with the prophetic scenario for the final days of this Age, this information comes as no surprise for you.

The threats to Israel will continue to increase until great war erupts around her. Eventually, Jesus Christ Himself will return to this earth to stop the carnage and restore the earth to its fullness.

But even though it comes as no shock, we are still admonished to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. And the "Report" this week will give you plenty to pray about.

In September, the Arab League and the Palestinians plan to ask the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem (including the Temple Mount) as the sovereign nation of Palestine. You talk about Pandora's Box or, at least, a can of worms! The General Assembly has no standing to make such a declaration legal, but it will still complicate Israel's affairs immensely.

The Palestinians also want to ask the Security Council -- which is the real United Nations and does have some legal teeth -- to formally recognize Palestine. President Obama has stated that the US will veto such a resolution, but then he and his administration turn around and use the possibility of a non-veto to bludgeon Israel into following his dictates.

One of those dictates is that Israel must apologize to Turkey for interdicting the blockade-busting "humanitarian flotilla" in June, 2010. If you recall, when the Israelis boarded the Mavi Marmara, they were attacked by Turkish thugs and hired mercenaries. Though the Israeli commandos were armed mostly with non-lethal weapons, in the ensuing battle, nine members of the flotilla were killed.

Although the United Nations and the West eventually confirmed that the Israeli-Egyptian naval blockade of Gaza was legal and the Israelis acted within their rights, President Obama is siding with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in demanding that Israel apologize. Of course, it cannot. To do so would be tantamount to an admission of guilt. But that's what Erdogan wants so he can use it to further delegitimize Israel in the eyes of the world and enhance his own standing in the Arab/Muslim world.

And guess what. The American administration is publicly hinting that if Israel doesn't apologize, then, according to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the White House might suddenly "find itself unable to continue building opposition to a unilateral Palestinian declaration of statehood at the UN...."

With friends like us....

On top of those onrushing worries, last Thursday Israel was shaken to its core. As many as two dozen Palestinian terrorists left Gaza and traveled down the Sinai to a point just above the Israeli seaside resort of Eilat. Once there, they moved across the open border between Egypt and Israel and launched a two-hour attack that left 8 Israelis dead and more than 40 wounded.

In the battle between Israeli security forces and the escaping terrorists that followed the attacks, three Egyptian policemen were killed. When Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak suggested that Egypt had lost control of the Sinai (which it has), the Egyptian government (the military junta) went ballistic. It immediately threatened to withdraw Egypt's ambassador to Israel and flood the Sinai with Egyptian troops. Since that action would violate the 30-year-old Israeli-Egyptian peace deal, that would mean that it's probably over. And that means that Israel now has a third front to worry about.

After profuse apologies from Barak, the Egyptian government appears to have backed-off a little and is now only "considering" removing its ambassador until an investigation of the incident is completed and further profuse apologies are received.

But that's not all. Over the weekend -- ostensibly in retaliation for Israel eliminating the leadership of the terrorists responsible for the Eilat massacre -- Hamas and its associates started firing missiles and rockets into southern Israel again.

More than 100 rockets were fired over the weekend alone. At least 2 Israelis were killed, several critically injured, and many homes, schools, businesses, and automobiles were damaged. Imagine going about your daily business always wondering whether a rocket -- filled with nails, ball bearings, and shrapnel -- is going to drop out of the sky onto the road ahead of you, or even through the roof of your home and into your bedroom, or your child's bedroom.

That's how Israelis in the Negev live each day.

Finally, so many of the economies in the European Union are on the verge of crashing and burning, that Angela Merkel of Germany and Nicolas Sarkozy of France feel compelled to make public statements about their "absolute will to defend the Euro." Sarkozy is even calling for a "true European economic government." But the citizens of some of the European nations that are being bankrupted to bail out the financial institutions that have bailed out the socialist-welfare states, are saying "no more."

Yet, despite the will of their people, the leaders seem determined to do whatever is necessary to salvage the corrupt welfare states of the EU. Why? I think it's supernatural. The Bible says that in the last days, men will not even be able to think in their own best interests.

The emerging reality is that there may quickly come a point where the nations of the European Union will have to decide whether to break-up and go their separate ways by returning to their sovereign currencies and identities, or surrender their national independence and treasure and submit themselves to a single, European government. I'm betting on the latter.

Now, there are some out there who dismiss this idea because they do not believe the EU, which has morphed and warped its shape and identity in various ways over the last 50 years, will have a leading role in the last days' prophetic picture. And that's their privilege. I personally think we're seeing the prophetic pieces falling into place.

[Oracle]

Originally Posted by citizen

August 26th, 2011
This week on 'The Hal Lindsey Report'
You may be tired of hearing me say it, but it's the truth. Israel is in more danger today than any time in her recent history. And each time I've said it in the past, it's been true, then, too. Of course, if you're familiar with the prophetic scenario for the final days of this Age, this information comes as no surprise for you.

The threats to Israel will continue to increase until great war erupts around her. Eventually, Jesus Christ Himself will return to this earth to stop the carnage and restore the earth to its fullness.

But even though it comes as no shock, we are still admonished to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. And the "Report" this week will give you plenty to pray about.

In September, the Arab League and the Palestinians plan to ask the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem (including the Temple Mount) as the sovereign nation of Palestine. You talk about Pandora's Box or, at least, a can of worms! The General Assembly has no standing to make such a declaration legal, but it will still complicate Israel's affairs immensely.

The Palestinians also want to ask the Security Council -- which is the real United Nations and does have some legal teeth -- to formally recognize Palestine. President Obama has stated that the US will veto such a resolution, but then he and his administration turn around and use the possibility of a non-veto to bludgeon Israel into following his dictates.

One of those dictates is that Israel must apologize to Turkey for interdicting the blockade-busting "humanitarian flotilla" in June, 2010. If you recall, when the Israelis boarded the Mavi Marmara, they were attacked by Turkish thugs and hired mercenaries. Though the Israeli commandos were armed mostly with non-lethal weapons, in the ensuing battle, nine members of the flotilla were killed.

Although the United Nations and the West eventually confirmed that the Israeli-Egyptian naval blockade of Gaza was legal and the Israelis acted within their rights, President Obama is siding with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in demanding that Israel apologize. Of course, it cannot. To do so would be tantamount to an admission of guilt. But that's what Erdogan wants so he can use it to further delegitimize Israel in the eyes of the world and enhance his own standing in the Arab/Muslim world.

And guess what. The American administration is publicly hinting that if Israel doesn't apologize, then, according to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the White House might suddenly "find itself unable to continue building opposition to a unilateral Palestinian declaration of statehood at the UN...."

With friends like us....

On top of those onrushing worries, last Thursday Israel was shaken to its core. As many as two dozen Palestinian terrorists left Gaza and traveled down the Sinai to a point just above the Israeli seaside resort of Eilat. Once there, they moved across the open border between Egypt and Israel and launched a two-hour attack that left 8 Israelis dead and more than 40 wounded.

In the battle between Israeli security forces and the escaping terrorists that followed the attacks, three Egyptian policemen were killed. When Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak suggested that Egypt had lost control of the Sinai (which it has), the Egyptian government (the military junta) went ballistic. It immediately threatened to withdraw Egypt's ambassador to Israel and flood the Sinai with Egyptian troops. Since that action would violate the 30-year-old Israeli-Egyptian peace deal, that would mean that it's probably over. And that means that Israel now has a third front to worry about.

After profuse apologies from Barak, the Egyptian government appears to have backed-off a little and is now only "considering" removing its ambassador until an investigation of the incident is completed and further profuse apologies are received.

But that's not all. Over the weekend -- ostensibly in retaliation for Israel eliminating the leadership of the terrorists responsible for the Eilat massacre -- Hamas and its associates started firing missiles and rockets into southern Israel again.

More than 100 rockets were fired over the weekend alone. At least 2 Israelis were killed, several critically injured, and many homes, schools, businesses, and automobiles were damaged. Imagine going about your daily business always wondering whether a rocket -- filled with nails, ball bearings, and shrapnel -- is going to drop out of the sky onto the road ahead of you, or even through the roof of your home and into your bedroom, or your child's bedroom.

That's how Israelis in the Negev live each day.

Finally, so many of the economies in the European Union are on the verge of crashing and burning, that Angela Merkel of Germany and Nicolas Sarkozy of France feel compelled to make public statements about their "absolute will to defend the Euro." Sarkozy is even calling for a "true European economic government." But the citizens of some of the European nations that are being bankrupted to bail out the financial institutions that have bailed out the socialist-welfare states, are saying "no more."

Yet, despite the will of their people, the leaders seem determined to do whatever is necessary to salvage the corrupt welfare states of the EU. Why? I think it's supernatural. The Bible says that in the last days, men will not even be able to think in their own best interests.

The emerging reality is that there may quickly come a point where the nations of the European Union will have to decide whether to break-up and go their separate ways by returning to their sovereign currencies and identities, or surrender their national independence and treasure and submit themselves to a single, European government. I'm betting on the latter.

Now, there are some out there who dismiss this idea because they do not believe the EU, which has morphed and warped its shape and identity in various ways over the last 50 years, will have a leading role in the last days' prophetic picture. And that's their privilege. I personally think we're seeing the prophetic pieces falling into place.

what does this have to do union diagnostics?

Sorry to ask,do you use braille?

[Jacobian]

Originally Posted by Oracle

what does this have to do union diagnostics?

Absolutely nothing! Just to keep the thread alive.

[arostuff]

Originally Posted by Jacobian

Absolutely nothing! Just to keep the thread alive.

thread is alive but the stock is dead, that's is the final common pathway of all other stocks with the scenario painted above

[joy111]

The company has notified The Exchange that its Annual General Meeting is scheduled to hold on Monday, December 12, 2011 at Mary Manuel Hall, Pyramid Hotel Plot 160, Murtala Mohammed Way, Calabar.

[cashrules]

Originally Posted by joy111

The company has notified The Exchange that its Annual General Meeting is scheduled to hold on Monday, December 12, 2011 at Mary Manuel Hall, Pyramid Hotel Plot 160, Murtala Mohammed Way, Calabar.

abeg wetin dem wan do for tis AGM?

[austine42007]

RESULT ANNOUNCEMENT
UNION DIAGNOSTICS & CLINICAL PLC
May 2, 2012

Audited Results (Dec, 2011)
Statement of Comprehensive Income
Turnover 31-12-11 N702.615m 31-12-10 N550.110m
Cost of Sales 11 (N623.290) 10 (N45.918m)
Net Operating Expenses 11 (N280.322m) 10 (N303.493m)
Profit before Tax 11 (N200.998m) 10 (N213.301m)
Taxation 11 (N22.525m) 10 N54.392m
Profit after Tax 11 (N223.523m) 10 (N158.908m)

Statement of Financial Position
Fixed Assets 31-12-11 N1.326b 31-12-10 N1.514b
Investment 11 N19.400m 10 N19.400m
Stocks 11 N194.620m 10 N209.570m
Trade Debtors 11 N15.620m 10 N5.523m
Cash and Bank Balances 11 N7.039m 10 N3.519m
Other Debit Balances 11 N3.528b 10 N6.666b
Trade Creditors 11 Nil 10 Nil
Short term Borrowings 11 Nil 11 Nil
Other Credit Balances 11 N559.787m 10 N542.779m
Working Capital 11 N3.186b 10 N3.222b
Net Assets 11 N4.532b 10 N4.755b

Corporate Actions

Proposed Dividend Nil
Proposed Bonus Nil
Qualification Date Nil
Closure Date Nil
AGM Date Nil
Payment Date Nil
AGM Venue Nil

Notes

[gbengus]

UNIONDAC declares N160.9m PAT in Q1 '12 result,(SP:N0.50k) - Proshare

[dr dowell]

Originally Posted by gbengus

UNIONDAC declares N160.9m PAT in Q1 '12 result,(SP:N0.50k) - Proshare

Hope rising. We will see what the Audited result shall be like. May be transformation fit happen and Positive result may become negative.

[hispy99]

Originally Posted by gbengus

UNIONDAC declares N160.9m PAT in Q1 '12 result,(SP:N0.50k) - Proshare

impossible is nothing....how did trade debtors drop from N3B+ to N0.9B?

[dr.abrahamb]

Originally Posted by hispy99

impossible is nothing....how did trade debtors drop from N3B+ to N0.9B?

Proshare says its Q1 while NSE says Q3. Its best to glean this result from the NSE. You also need the H1 result to be able to trace the origin of that humongous trade debtors that failed to appear in Audited 2011. Unless it can be traced, this is One Chance...

[gbengus]

Originally Posted by dr.abrahamb

Proshare says its Q1 while NSE says Q3. Its best to glean this result from the NSE. You also need the H1 result to be able to trace the origin of that humongous trade debtors that failed to appear in Audited 2011. Unless it can be traced, this is One Chance...

Oga, Dr Abrahamb, i was just looking at their cash position enormous increase.What do you think?Bought the stock over 3 years ago no buyers.

[Oracle]

Originally Posted by gbengus

Oga, Dr Abrahamb, i was just looking at their cash position enormous increase.What do you think?Bought the stock over 3 years ago no buyers.

These were the companies that milked people during the IPO boom. Just take heart.

[dr.abrahamb]

Originally Posted by dr.abrahamb

Proshare says its Q1 while NSE says Q3. Its best to glean this result from the NSE. You also need the H1 result to be able to trace the origin of that humongous trade debtors that failed to appear in Audited 2011. Unless it can be traced, this is One Chance...

Originally Posted by gbengus

Oga, Dr Abrahamb, i was just looking at their cash position enormous increase.What do you think?Bought the stock over 3 years ago no buyers.

Match brakes my brother. There is something funny about that result. It smacks of doping.

See the original 2011 audited result you are to use for your baseline comparison, not the 'doped' one with N3.544b trade debtors:

Turnover 31-12-11 N702.615m 31-12-10 N550.110m
Cost of Sales 11 (N623.290) 10 (N45.918m)
Net Operating Expenses 11 (N280.322m) 10 (N303.493m)
Profit before Tax 11 (N200.998m) 10 (N213.301m)
Taxation 11 (N22.525m) 10 N54.392m
Profit after Tax 11 (N223.523m) 10 (N158.908m)

Statement of Financial Position
Fixed Assets 31-12-11 N1.326b 31-12-10 N1.514b
Investment 11 N19.400m 10 N19.400m
Stocks 11 N194.620m 10 N209.570m
Trade Debtors 11 N15.620m 10 N5.523m
Cash and Bank Balances 11 N7.039m 10 N3.519m
Other Debit Balances 11 N3.528b 10 N6.666b
Trade Creditors 11 Nil 10 Nil
Short term Borrowings 11 Nil 11 Nil
Other Credit Balances 11 N559.787m 10 N542.779m
Working Capital 11 N3.186b 10 N3.222b
Net Assets 11 N4.532b 10 N4.755b

Looking at the working capital changes from 2010 to date, the next question you want to ask is what did they sell or what service did they render that amounted to N3.5b, enh? The route to trade debtors from these foregoing results(2010 and 2011) do not support that figure seen in this 2012 Q3.

Another strong reason for my suspicion is the conspicuous 'missing in action' of both Q1 and Q2 results on the NSE site; those results would have shown somethings which I do not want to mention here, so that they don't make a correction, if the discrepancy was intentionally put there.

[gbengus]

Originally Posted by dr.abrahamb

Match brakes my brother. There is something funny about that result. It smacks of doping.

See the original 2011 audited result you are to use for your baseline comparison, not the 'doped' one with N3.544b trade debtors:

Turnover 31-12-11 N702.615m 31-12-10 N550.110m
Cost of Sales 11 (N623.290) 10 (N45.918m)
Net Operating Expenses 11 (N280.322m) 10 (N303.493m)
Profit before Tax 11 (N200.998m) 10 (N213.301m)
Taxation 11 (N22.525m) 10 N54.392m
Profit after Tax 11 (N223.523m) 10 (N158.908m)

Statement of Financial Position
Fixed Assets 31-12-11 N1.326b 31-12-10 N1.514b
Investment 11 N19.400m 10 N19.400m
Stocks 11 N194.620m 10 N209.570m
Trade Debtors 11 N15.620m 10 N5.523m
Cash and Bank Balances 11 N7.039m 10 N3.519m
Other Debit Balances 11 N3.528b 10 N6.666b
Trade Creditors 11 Nil 10 Nil
Short term Borrowings 11 Nil 11 Nil
Other Credit Balances 11 N559.787m 10 N542.779m
Working Capital 11 N3.186b 10 N3.222b
Net Assets 11 N4.532b 10 N4.755b

Looking at the working capital changes from 2010 to date, the next question you want to ask is what did they sell or what service did they render that amounted to N3.5b, enh? The route to trade debtors from these foregoing results(2010 and 2011) do not support that figure seen in this 2012 Q3.

Another strong reason for my suspicion is the conspicuous 'missing in action' of both Q1 and Q2 results on the NSE site; those results would have shown somethings which I do not want to mention here, so that they don't make a correction, if the discrepancy was intentionally put there.

Thanks, my brother.Better to wait for 2012 audited report

[Dr. Awo]

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_News...%20AUDITED.pdf

[hispy99]

Originally Posted by Dr. Awo

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_News...%20AUDITED.pdf

wait o..is this PAT of N1.298 million or N1.298 billion?

chei, the PAT of this coy na im oga Waa$$$5 dey take chop isi-ewu friday nite for mama ejiro

dis result get as e be sef

[phemmie06]

UNIONDAC declares N1.3m PAT in '12 Audited result,(SP:N0.50k) - Proshare even The fish seller for market go make this profit.

[Oracle]

Originally Posted by hispy99

wait o..is this PAT of N1.298 million or N1.298 billion?

chei, the PAT of this coy na im oga Waa$$$5 dey take chop isi-ewu friday nite for mama ejiro

dis result get as e be sef

Obene kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa!!!!

[waaan5]

Originally Posted by hispy99

wait o..is this PAT of N1.298 million or N1.298 billion?

chei, the PAT of this coy na im oga Waa$$$5 dey take chop isi-ewu friday nite for mama ejiro

dis result get as e be sef

Originally Posted by Oracle

Obene kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa!!!!

Broses, which one na? The company has been making losses, now it has made a profit. We suppose celebrate instead of complain. Even if na 1k profit self. It shows hope dey. One day one day, they go do 'corporate actions'
Btw, why are they still answering "LTD" instead of "PLC" for smn? Maybe na that caused am.