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SYBOKHAARMARKVERSLAG / MOHAIR MARKET REPORT W1814
geplaas op 17:54 (GMT+2) Di., 06 Nov. 2018
Die 5de Sybokhaarveiling van die 2018 winter verkoopseisoen het op feitlik dieselfde prysvlak as die vorige veiling ge-eindig / The 5th mohair sale of the 2018 winter selling season ended at a very similar price level as the previous sale
Die 5de Sybokhaarveiling van die 2018 winter verkoopseisoen het effens wankelrig afgeskop, maar het matig herstel deur die loop van die dag om op feitlik dieselfde prysvlak as die vorige veiling te eindig. Dit is veroorsaak deur hoofsaaklik ‘n versterkende Rand, maar ook die aanbieding van lotte met ‘n lae skoonopbrengs, wat sy tol ge-eis het. Lae skoonopbrengs word hoofsaaklik deur die droogte veroorsaak. Alhoewel die veiling effens beter was as die vorige veilings, bly ‘n lae skoonopbrengs huidiglik ‘n probleem. Die skeersel van Jordi en Gay van Hasselt van Prins Albert, was die uitsondering en het besonder goed verkoop. Hulle beste prys van R508.00/kg was egter geklop deur Manie du Plessis van Sontana Boerdery, Oudtshoorn, toe hul beste baal kleinbokkiehaar teen R512.20/kg verkoop het! Dié prys het gegaan vir ‘n goeie styl winter kleinbokkiehaar van 25 mikron met ‘n 87.4% skoonopbrengs.
Vandag se veilingsanalise is as volg: Kleinbokkiehaar daal met 2.6% met `n markaanwyser van R368,54/kg en 100% is verkoop; jongbokhaar is onveranderd met `n markaanwyser van R301,16/kg en `n verkoopspersentasie van 100%. Grootbokhaar is ook onveranderd met `n markaanwyser van R257,59/kg en 100% verkoop. Dit het die totale verkope op 100% te staan gebring met `n markaanwyser van R288,14/kg wat onveranderd is.
Almal in die bedryf is egter effens onkant betrap deur die dramatiese daling in produksie die seisoen. Ons is in die laaste week van ontvangs vir die einde van die winter seisoen en ontvangstes het alreeds met meer as 10% gedaal. Almal, insluitend CMW, voorspel hierdie daling reeds vir ‘n geruime tyd, die laaste twee seisoene, maar dit het nooit regtig gerealiseer nie. Dit is tot nou toe. Die daling kan selfs groter word. Die daling kan hoofsaaklik toegeskryf word aan die feit dat boere hulle kudde so gevoer het dat hulle ten minste nog ‘n kleinbokkie kon grootmaak. Nou raak die kos en geld egter min. Dié feit alleen, behoort te sorg dat die prys vir die res van die seisoen op huidige vlakke behoort te bly. Die uitsondering sal wees as daar baie groot waardeveranderinge in die Rand se internasionale ruilwaarde sou kom. Die tweede laaste veiling van die huidige seisoen sal op 20 November 2018 in Port Elizabeth aangebied word. So berig Pierre van der Vyver, Bestuurder: Sybokhaar.
The 5th mohair sale of the 2018 winter selling season had a shaky start, but recovered through the day to end at a very similar price level as the previous sale. The strengthening exchange rate did play a role, but also some bad yielding lots, caused by the drought, played their part. Although this offering might be a bit better than the previous sales, low clean yields, in general, remains a problem. The clip of Jordi and Gay van Hasselt of Prince Albert was the exception and excelled with a best price of R508.00/kg, the second-best price of the day. Manie du Plessis from Sontana Farming, Oudtshoorn, took the honours, with the best price at R512.20/kg. This price was paid for a good style winter kid bale of 25micron and a clean yield of 87.4%
Today&apos;s sales analysis is as follows: The price of kids decreased by 2,6% with a market indicator of R368,54/kg and a 100% sale clearance; young goat hair was unchanged with a market indicator of R301,16/kg and a sale clearance of 100%. Adult mohair was also unchanged with a market indicator of R257,59/kg and 100% sold. This brought the overall sale clearance to 100% and the overall market indicator to R288,14/kg which is unchanged.
Everybody in the industry are taken by surprise with the sudden dramatic drop in production. We are in the closing week for intake for this winter season and are already 10% down in delivery. This drop was forecasted by everybody, including CMW, for the past two seasons, but it never fully materialized until now. The drop might be even bigger. One of the reasons is that farmers fed their animals for production to at least rear a kid, but are now running out of food and money. This sale was half the size of the previous one and the next sale will be even smaller. This fact alone, should see the market staying at least on the current price levels till the end of the season, on condition that there are no dramatic movements in the exchange rate levels. The second last sale of the season will be offered in Port Elizabeth on the 20th of November 2018. So reported by Pierre van der Vyver, Manager : Mohair.