Input Capital Corp released its quarterly operations update for its quarter ending September 30, 2017, which provides a summary of capital deployed in the acquisition of new canola streams and a preliminary summary of canola sales during the quarter and year ended September 30, 2017. The final accounting of quarterly and year-end results will be published in Input's audited year-end financial statements and MD&A when these are finalized and released in due course."An early and generally smooth harvest has allowed Input to record its best quarterly adjusted streaming revenue since the fall of 2015," said President & CEO Doug Emsley. "Good weather contributes significantly to early canola deliveries, and this year's strong finish establishes a new record for streaming volume sold during a twelve month period. Signed 297 streaming contracts for a total of $36.8 million in capital deployment during the fiscal year, adding 199 new producers and over 300,000 metric tonnes to canola reserves. Re-corded $34.0 million of revenue on the sale of 71,819 MT of canola equivalent from streaming during the fiscal year, at an average price of$475 per MT.
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Netted $529.10 for basically all of last year's "commodity" canola...not specialty! Way to go Input.
What's the motive again?
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There are many Factors manipulating and depressing market price out there. At Anuga food show foreign buyers have all been fed the line that the world is awash with lentils, therefore very few sales this year because the offers that are way down there.
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As I said in the spring, I know some of the 199 newbies and these are not silver or platinum spoon spoiled young or old farm boys. They don't have backing, some own no land, and the banks tell them where to go. Hard working young guys that want to farm, period. They see this as their only option. Getting screwed, yes. Options, few.
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Originally posted by RD414 View PostAs I said in the spring, I know some of the 199 newbies and these are not silver or platinum spoon spoiled young or old farm boys. They don't have backing, some own no land, and the banks tell them where to go. Hard working young guys that want to farm, period. They see this as their only option. Getting screwed, yes. Options, few.
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Originally posted by RD414 View PostAs I said in the spring, I know some of the 199 newbies and these are not silver or platinum spoon spoiled young or old farm boys. They don't have backing, some own no land, and the banks tell them where to go. Hard working young guys that want to farm, period. They see this as their only option. Getting screwed, yes. Options, few.
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Some of those guys are being hypnotized that they must farm 20,000 ac to make er so this may be only option for them .
I am sure there are many different reasons for signing up for input capital. Some may do ok , others will get skinned
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The stock price need all the help it can get here. Screw signing up farmers in Alberta. My gambling account needs more acres signed up in SF3's Garden of Eden area. Alberta is either a drought or a flood the party fund needs more reliable yields year in year out. Come on SF3 pass the word around to the neighbors.
Iceman Out and also under.......... very much under right now
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