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bossi1
schrieb am 30.08.07 11:41:37
Beitrag Nr.61
(31.339.945)
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Zitat
Bei ABG Befesa wurden heute schon die 1HJ Zahlen 2007 bekannt
gegeben und heute Abend folgen die Zahlen von ABG Telvent.
...die Befesa Zahlen sehen schon mal besser aus, als die
Schätzungen der Analysten zu Abengoa selbst, besonders beim Gewinn.
Duplica beneficio, más que duplica Ebitda y un 69% más de facturación. Mejora por tanto enormente ratios de rentabilidad. No es mal crecimiento ;-)
C. Negocio: 370 MM € (+69%)...Umsatz +69%
EBITDA: 47,5 MM (+115%)
Beneficio D.I.: 14 MM (+100%)...Gewinn +100%
Esta tarde/noche tendremos los de Telvent
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Duplica beneficio, más que duplica Ebitda y un 69% más de facturación. Mejora por tanto enormente ratios de rentabilidad. No es mal crecimiento ;-)
C. Negocio: 370 MM € (+69%)...Umsatz +69%
EBITDA: 47,5 MM (+115%)
Beneficio D.I.: 14 MM (+100%)...Gewinn +100%
Esta tarde/noche tendremos los de Telvent
bossi1
schrieb am 30.09.07 11:44:21
Beitrag Nr.62
(31.788.763)
Antwort
Zitat
:: Zukunftsmarkt Meerwasserentsalzung
+ 28.09.2007 + Die Wasserversorgung ist eines der Kernthemen des 21. Jahrhunderts.
Angesichts globaler Knappheit und stetig steigendem Verbrauch birgt dieser Markt für Unternehmen, deren Geschäftsfeld mit dem „blauen Gold“ zu tun hat, große Wachstumschancen. Wie etwa für ThyssenKrupp: Mit ihren innovativen Werkstoffen für Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen leistet die Stainless-Gruppe des Konzerns bereits jetzt einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Beseitigung der Trinkwasserknappheit.
Auf den ersten Blick wirkt es paradox: Über eine Milliarde Menschen haben zu wenig oder kein sauberes Trinkwasser, obwohl drei Viertel der Oberfläche unseres Planeten mit Wasser bedeckt sind. Allerdings bestehen nur 2,6 Prozent dieser Menge aus nutzbarem Süßwasser, und lediglich 0,3 Prozent davon sind genießbar. Hinzu kommt eine ungerechte Verteilung: Während jeder Europäer im Schnitt über 150 Liter pro Kopf und Tag verbraucht, sind einige Länder so stark vom Wassermangel betroffen, dass dort nur jeder Zweite überhaupt über ausreichend Trinkwasser verfügt. Was neben einer gerechteren Verteilung deshalb besonders nötig ist, ist die Entwicklung innovativer Konzepte zur Trinkwassergewinnung. Sonst drohen, wie eine Studie der Bundesregierung vor kurzem ergab, bereits in den kommenden 15 bis 30 Jahren vermehrt kriegerische Konflikte um das „blaue Gold“.
Vor diesem Hintergrund kommt der Meerwasserentsalzung respektive -auf-bereitung entscheidende Bedeutung bei der Beseitigung des Trinkwassermangels zu. „Die Versorgung mit Trinkwasser ist überlebenswichtig und wird die Bevölkerung künftig vor noch größere Probleme stellen, als beispielsweise der wachsende Energiebedarf“, vermutet Dr. Alfred Otto, Vorstandsmitglied der ThyssenKrupp Nirosta. „Für unsere Werkstoffe bietet dieser Zukunftsmarkt zusätzliche Chancen“, ist sich Otto sicher.
Diese Einschätzung ist nicht von der Hand zu weisen, denn gleich mehrere Unternehmen der ThyssenKrupp Stainless AG liefern weltweit Lösungen für Anlagen zur Meerwasserentsalzung. Vor allem die höchst widerstandsfähigen Rohre der ThyssenKrupp Titanium GmbH erfreuen sich seit einiger Zeit vermehrter Nachfrage, denn sie eignen sich aufgrund ihrer Materialeigenschaften besonders gut für die extremen Bedingungen, die beim Entsalzungsprozess entstehen.
„Der Vorteil von Titan ist, dass es extrem stark und korrosionsbeständig ist und aggressivem Meerwasser besser standhalten kann, als jedes andere Material“, erläutert Dr. Martin Holz, Geschäftsführer von ThyssenKrupp Titanium. „Zudem sind Titan-Rohre umweltfreundlicher, da sie im Gegensatz zu Kupfer-Nickel-Material keine Schadstoffe ins Wasser abgeben. Das bedeutet, dass die hohen Kupferbelastungen, welche vornehmlich in Regionen mit einer Vielzahl von Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen im Trinkwasser auftreten, reduziert werden können“, so Holz weiter.
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Wie etwa in Dubai: Nicht zuletzt aufgrund des derzeitigen Baubooms verbraucht das Emirat mit gut 510 Litern Wasser pro Kopf und Tag mehr als das Dreifache eines mitteleuropäischen Landes – und benötigt von daher auch eine dementsprechende Wasserinfrastruktur. Diverse Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen versorgen die Wüstenmetropole täglich mit mehreren Millionen Litern Frischwasser.
Auf diesem Wachstumsmarkt hat ThyssenKrupp sich mit dem Bau der Anlage Jebel Ali L 2005, bei der vornehmlich Titan-Rohre der beiden Unternehmen ThyssenKrupp Titanium und Deutsche Titan verwendet wurden, rechtzeitig positioniert. Die dünnwändigen, lasergeschweißten Rohre des Essener Konzerns sind bei den Scheichs auch deshalb beliebt, weil sie trotz der hohen Anforderungen an das Material – immerhin werden in dem Betrieb täglich über 300.000 Liter reines Trinkwasser gewonnen – aufgrund ihrer Langlebigkeit garantieren, dass die für den Entsalzungsprozess notwendigen Wärmeaustauscher in den Anlagen eine Lebensdauer von mindestens 25 Jahren erreichen.
Markt mit extrem hohem Wachstum
Etwa 14.000 Anlagen dieser Art sind derzeit nach Schätzungen des Verbands Deutsche Meerwasserentsalzung (DME) weltweit in Betrieb – Tendenz steigend. „Wir gehen von mehr als 100 Milliarden Euro aus, die im Bereich der Meerwasserentsalzung in den nächsten 20 bis 25 Jahren investiert werden“, schätzt der DME-Vorsitzende Claus Mertes. Die Zahl der Anlagen steige exponentiell und nicht linear an, was das extrem hohe Wachstum in diesem Markt unterstreiche, so Mertes weiter.
Der Erfolg der Titan-Rohre spricht schon jetzt für die Entscheidung von ThyssenKrupp, den Umweltschutz innerhalb der Konzernrichtlinien als ein wichtiges Unternehmensziel zu verankern. „Unser Umwelt-Know-how liegt gerade in der Entwicklung von ressourcenschonenden und umweltfreundlichen Produkten und Prozessen“, erklärt Dr. Gunnar Still, Leiter der Zentralabteilung Umweltschutz bei der ThyssenKrupp Steel AG. „Diese Erfahrungen tragen wir in die ganze Welt und helfen aufstrebenden Ländern bei der Vermeidung von Umweltproblemen", so Still.
Quelle:
UmweltDialog 2007
+ 28.09.2007 + Die Wasserversorgung ist eines der Kernthemen des 21. Jahrhunderts.
Angesichts globaler Knappheit und stetig steigendem Verbrauch birgt dieser Markt für Unternehmen, deren Geschäftsfeld mit dem „blauen Gold“ zu tun hat, große Wachstumschancen. Wie etwa für ThyssenKrupp: Mit ihren innovativen Werkstoffen für Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen leistet die Stainless-Gruppe des Konzerns bereits jetzt einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Beseitigung der Trinkwasserknappheit.
Auf den ersten Blick wirkt es paradox: Über eine Milliarde Menschen haben zu wenig oder kein sauberes Trinkwasser, obwohl drei Viertel der Oberfläche unseres Planeten mit Wasser bedeckt sind. Allerdings bestehen nur 2,6 Prozent dieser Menge aus nutzbarem Süßwasser, und lediglich 0,3 Prozent davon sind genießbar. Hinzu kommt eine ungerechte Verteilung: Während jeder Europäer im Schnitt über 150 Liter pro Kopf und Tag verbraucht, sind einige Länder so stark vom Wassermangel betroffen, dass dort nur jeder Zweite überhaupt über ausreichend Trinkwasser verfügt. Was neben einer gerechteren Verteilung deshalb besonders nötig ist, ist die Entwicklung innovativer Konzepte zur Trinkwassergewinnung. Sonst drohen, wie eine Studie der Bundesregierung vor kurzem ergab, bereits in den kommenden 15 bis 30 Jahren vermehrt kriegerische Konflikte um das „blaue Gold“.
Vor diesem Hintergrund kommt der Meerwasserentsalzung respektive -auf-bereitung entscheidende Bedeutung bei der Beseitigung des Trinkwassermangels zu. „Die Versorgung mit Trinkwasser ist überlebenswichtig und wird die Bevölkerung künftig vor noch größere Probleme stellen, als beispielsweise der wachsende Energiebedarf“, vermutet Dr. Alfred Otto, Vorstandsmitglied der ThyssenKrupp Nirosta. „Für unsere Werkstoffe bietet dieser Zukunftsmarkt zusätzliche Chancen“, ist sich Otto sicher.
Diese Einschätzung ist nicht von der Hand zu weisen, denn gleich mehrere Unternehmen der ThyssenKrupp Stainless AG liefern weltweit Lösungen für Anlagen zur Meerwasserentsalzung. Vor allem die höchst widerstandsfähigen Rohre der ThyssenKrupp Titanium GmbH erfreuen sich seit einiger Zeit vermehrter Nachfrage, denn sie eignen sich aufgrund ihrer Materialeigenschaften besonders gut für die extremen Bedingungen, die beim Entsalzungsprozess entstehen.
„Der Vorteil von Titan ist, dass es extrem stark und korrosionsbeständig ist und aggressivem Meerwasser besser standhalten kann, als jedes andere Material“, erläutert Dr. Martin Holz, Geschäftsführer von ThyssenKrupp Titanium. „Zudem sind Titan-Rohre umweltfreundlicher, da sie im Gegensatz zu Kupfer-Nickel-Material keine Schadstoffe ins Wasser abgeben. Das bedeutet, dass die hohen Kupferbelastungen, welche vornehmlich in Regionen mit einer Vielzahl von Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen im Trinkwasser auftreten, reduziert werden können“, so Holz weiter.
Wie etwa in Dubai: Nicht zuletzt aufgrund des derzeitigen Baubooms verbraucht das Emirat mit gut 510 Litern Wasser pro Kopf und Tag mehr als das Dreifache eines mitteleuropäischen Landes – und benötigt von daher auch eine dementsprechende Wasserinfrastruktur. Diverse Meerwasserentsalzungsanlagen versorgen die Wüstenmetropole täglich mit mehreren Millionen Litern Frischwasser.
Auf diesem Wachstumsmarkt hat ThyssenKrupp sich mit dem Bau der Anlage Jebel Ali L 2005, bei der vornehmlich Titan-Rohre der beiden Unternehmen ThyssenKrupp Titanium und Deutsche Titan verwendet wurden, rechtzeitig positioniert. Die dünnwändigen, lasergeschweißten Rohre des Essener Konzerns sind bei den Scheichs auch deshalb beliebt, weil sie trotz der hohen Anforderungen an das Material – immerhin werden in dem Betrieb täglich über 300.000 Liter reines Trinkwasser gewonnen – aufgrund ihrer Langlebigkeit garantieren, dass die für den Entsalzungsprozess notwendigen Wärmeaustauscher in den Anlagen eine Lebensdauer von mindestens 25 Jahren erreichen.
Markt mit extrem hohem Wachstum
Etwa 14.000 Anlagen dieser Art sind derzeit nach Schätzungen des Verbands Deutsche Meerwasserentsalzung (DME) weltweit in Betrieb – Tendenz steigend. „Wir gehen von mehr als 100 Milliarden Euro aus, die im Bereich der Meerwasserentsalzung in den nächsten 20 bis 25 Jahren investiert werden“, schätzt der DME-Vorsitzende Claus Mertes. Die Zahl der Anlagen steige exponentiell und nicht linear an, was das extrem hohe Wachstum in diesem Markt unterstreiche, so Mertes weiter.
Der Erfolg der Titan-Rohre spricht schon jetzt für die Entscheidung von ThyssenKrupp, den Umweltschutz innerhalb der Konzernrichtlinien als ein wichtiges Unternehmensziel zu verankern. „Unser Umwelt-Know-how liegt gerade in der Entwicklung von ressourcenschonenden und umweltfreundlichen Produkten und Prozessen“, erklärt Dr. Gunnar Still, Leiter der Zentralabteilung Umweltschutz bei der ThyssenKrupp Steel AG. „Diese Erfahrungen tragen wir in die ganze Welt und helfen aufstrebenden Ländern bei der Vermeidung von Umweltproblemen", so Still.
Quelle:
UmweltDialog 2007
bossi1
schrieb am 31.10.07 23:47:35
Beitrag Nr.63
(32.226.074)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa and Qualitas integrate their aluminum
waste recycling businesses
Madrid, October 31, 2007. - Befesa and funds managed by Qualitas Equity Partners (“Qualitas”) have today signed an agreement to integrate their aluminum waste recycling activities into a single joint company.
The shareholding of this new company will be sixty percent Befesa, who will provide its aluminum waste recycling business companies, and thirty-seven percent of funds managed by Qualitas, who will provide the recently acquired company Aluminio Catalán (Alcasa). The remaining three percent will be held by senior management. The transaction is subject to granting of the corresponding authorization by the Competition Authorities.
Befesa's aluminum business unit billed 228.4 million euro in 2006. It has a 95,000 ton aluminum alloy production capacity and production facilities in Valladolid and Biscay, plus two salt slag recycling facilities in Spain and the United Kingdom with overall treatment capacity of 200,000 tons.
On the other hand, Qualitas will contribute Alcasa, a company that billed 117 million euro in 2006 and which has a 55,000 ton capacity aluminum alloy treatment plant in Barcelona. Moreover, Alcasa owns the company Trinacria, with a plant in Krakow (Poland) that is expected to attain 20,000 ton treatment capacity by 2008.
The resulting company, whose billing will be around the 350 million euro mark, will rank third in the European aluminum waste recycling market and will attain the critical mass required to provide an integral service for its customers throughout Europe and to continue to develop its sustained growth plan.
According to the chairman of Befesa, Javier Molina, "this integration will allow Befesa to consolidate its position as leader in Europe in industrial waste recycling and, at the same time, allows us to get a foot in the door to the promising waste treatment market of Eastern Europe."
According to Eric Halverson, a Partner of Qualitas, "the integration will provide us with the opportunity of participating in a larger-size driving company and, therefore, with greater capacity to grow and serve our customers at Pan-European scale."
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for the industrial sector and on constructing environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company that closed the 2006 financial year with treasury stock of more than 813 million euro (www.befesa.es).
Qualitas Equity Partners is a venture capital management company whose investment activity focuses on transactions to buy-out companies with sales ranging between 20 and 200 million euro. In the past year, Qualitas has completed several other investments in sustainable sectors: the acquisition of Garnica Plywood Group and several companies in the solar energy sector. Furthermore, its investment portfolio includes companies such as Azuvi, leader in the ceramics sector, Bellsollá, one of the main companies in the frozen bread dough sector, and Forte, a "build up" operation in the prefabricated concrete sector.
Madrid, October 31, 2007. - Befesa and funds managed by Qualitas Equity Partners (“Qualitas”) have today signed an agreement to integrate their aluminum waste recycling activities into a single joint company.
The shareholding of this new company will be sixty percent Befesa, who will provide its aluminum waste recycling business companies, and thirty-seven percent of funds managed by Qualitas, who will provide the recently acquired company Aluminio Catalán (Alcasa). The remaining three percent will be held by senior management. The transaction is subject to granting of the corresponding authorization by the Competition Authorities.
Befesa's aluminum business unit billed 228.4 million euro in 2006. It has a 95,000 ton aluminum alloy production capacity and production facilities in Valladolid and Biscay, plus two salt slag recycling facilities in Spain and the United Kingdom with overall treatment capacity of 200,000 tons.
On the other hand, Qualitas will contribute Alcasa, a company that billed 117 million euro in 2006 and which has a 55,000 ton capacity aluminum alloy treatment plant in Barcelona. Moreover, Alcasa owns the company Trinacria, with a plant in Krakow (Poland) that is expected to attain 20,000 ton treatment capacity by 2008.
The resulting company, whose billing will be around the 350 million euro mark, will rank third in the European aluminum waste recycling market and will attain the critical mass required to provide an integral service for its customers throughout Europe and to continue to develop its sustained growth plan.
According to the chairman of Befesa, Javier Molina, "this integration will allow Befesa to consolidate its position as leader in Europe in industrial waste recycling and, at the same time, allows us to get a foot in the door to the promising waste treatment market of Eastern Europe."
According to Eric Halverson, a Partner of Qualitas, "the integration will provide us with the opportunity of participating in a larger-size driving company and, therefore, with greater capacity to grow and serve our customers at Pan-European scale."
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for the industrial sector and on constructing environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company that closed the 2006 financial year with treasury stock of more than 813 million euro (www.befesa.es).
Qualitas Equity Partners is a venture capital management company whose investment activity focuses on transactions to buy-out companies with sales ranging between 20 and 200 million euro. In the past year, Qualitas has completed several other investments in sustainable sectors: the acquisition of Garnica Plywood Group and several companies in the solar energy sector. Furthermore, its investment portfolio includes companies such as Azuvi, leader in the ceramics sector, Bellsollá, one of the main companies in the frozen bread dough sector, and Forte, a "build up" operation in the prefabricated concrete sector.
Rhondo
schrieb am 14.11.07 21:19:29
Beitrag Nr.64
(32.430.306)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa’s earnings after tax increase 114.5 percent in the first
nine months of the year
Barakaldo, November 14, 2007. – Befesa’s results at the close of the third quarter have experienced notable growth compared to the same period last year. Sales have increased 49.3 percent and earnings after tax by 114.5 percent. During this period, has been achieved the change of name of the f the companies from the BUS AB Group adopting the Befesa name, fact that ends the integration process of this group acquired at the end of 2006. Furthermore, Befesa has signed an agreement with Qualitas Equity Partners to integrate its aluminum waste recycling activities into a joint company. The transaction is subject to the corresponding authorization from the Competition authorities.
Befesa’s consolidated sales at close of the third quarter of 2007 have reached 543.9 million euro, a 49.3 percent increase on the previous year’s figure.
The operating result (EBITDA) reached 76.4 million euro, a 135.8 percent increase on the 32.4 million euro the previous year.
The result after tax attributable to the dominant company has been 25.1 million euro, a 114.5 percent increase on the 11.7 million euro the previous year.
The evolution by Business Unit at the close of the third quarter is as follows:
• Aluminum Waste Recycling. Accumulated sales during the year were 167.7 million euro as against 170.3 million euro the previous year. This variation is due, mainly, to the reduction in price of aluminum. To date, 213,000 tons of aluminum wastes have been treated, a 1.4 percent increase.
• Steel and Galvanization Waste Recycling. Sales to the end of the third quarter were 191.4 million euro, as against 37.8 million euro for the same period last year. If the 131.7 million euro contribution to sales by BUS is not taken into account the increase is 58 percent, which is mainly fruit of the increase in production capacity as a result of the construction and installation of a new furnace at the Asua-Erandio plant (Biscay), which came into operation in September 2006.
• Industrial Waste Management. This Business Unit has achieved 93.1 million euro sales as against 82.2 million euro the previous year, which represents a 13.2 percent increase.
• Water. The accumulated sales figure of this Business Unit to close of the third quarter is 91.7 million euro, a 23.8 percent increase on the 74.1 million euro the previous year. This is a consequence of the execution of desalination contracts abroad.
The start up of the new furnace at Befesa Valera’s plant, located in Gravelines (northern France), was a significant event in this quarter. The investment in this project has been 18 million euro and it has allowed exploitation of synergies with another furnace that already existed at the plant. The two furnaces, together with another similar furnace Befesa has at its plant in Sweden, are capable of treating 185,000 tons of stainless steel powder per year.
In addition, Befesa has signed an agreement to integrate its aluminum business with Qualitas who will contribute the recently acquired company Aluminio Catalan (Alcasa), which will result in a company with annual billing around the 350 million euro mark, allowing it to rank third in the European aluminum waste recycling market.
According to Befesa’s chairman, Javier Molina, "The evolution of Befesa’s results has been excellent, fruit of the steel and galvanization waste recycling business and the worthy performance of all our other activities. The integration with Qualitas (Alcasa), once authorized by the competition authorities, will allow us to consolidate our position as a leading industrial waste recycling company in Europe."
The activity of Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services to industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company and closed the 2006 financial year with treasury stock of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
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Barakaldo, November 14, 2007. – Befesa’s results at the close of the third quarter have experienced notable growth compared to the same period last year. Sales have increased 49.3 percent and earnings after tax by 114.5 percent. During this period, has been achieved the change of name of the f the companies from the BUS AB Group adopting the Befesa name, fact that ends the integration process of this group acquired at the end of 2006. Furthermore, Befesa has signed an agreement with Qualitas Equity Partners to integrate its aluminum waste recycling activities into a joint company. The transaction is subject to the corresponding authorization from the Competition authorities.
Befesa’s consolidated sales at close of the third quarter of 2007 have reached 543.9 million euro, a 49.3 percent increase on the previous year’s figure.
The operating result (EBITDA) reached 76.4 million euro, a 135.8 percent increase on the 32.4 million euro the previous year.
The result after tax attributable to the dominant company has been 25.1 million euro, a 114.5 percent increase on the 11.7 million euro the previous year.
The evolution by Business Unit at the close of the third quarter is as follows:
• Aluminum Waste Recycling. Accumulated sales during the year were 167.7 million euro as against 170.3 million euro the previous year. This variation is due, mainly, to the reduction in price of aluminum. To date, 213,000 tons of aluminum wastes have been treated, a 1.4 percent increase.
• Steel and Galvanization Waste Recycling. Sales to the end of the third quarter were 191.4 million euro, as against 37.8 million euro for the same period last year. If the 131.7 million euro contribution to sales by BUS is not taken into account the increase is 58 percent, which is mainly fruit of the increase in production capacity as a result of the construction and installation of a new furnace at the Asua-Erandio plant (Biscay), which came into operation in September 2006.
• Industrial Waste Management. This Business Unit has achieved 93.1 million euro sales as against 82.2 million euro the previous year, which represents a 13.2 percent increase.
• Water. The accumulated sales figure of this Business Unit to close of the third quarter is 91.7 million euro, a 23.8 percent increase on the 74.1 million euro the previous year. This is a consequence of the execution of desalination contracts abroad.
The start up of the new furnace at Befesa Valera’s plant, located in Gravelines (northern France), was a significant event in this quarter. The investment in this project has been 18 million euro and it has allowed exploitation of synergies with another furnace that already existed at the plant. The two furnaces, together with another similar furnace Befesa has at its plant in Sweden, are capable of treating 185,000 tons of stainless steel powder per year.
In addition, Befesa has signed an agreement to integrate its aluminum business with Qualitas who will contribute the recently acquired company Aluminio Catalan (Alcasa), which will result in a company with annual billing around the 350 million euro mark, allowing it to rank third in the European aluminum waste recycling market.
According to Befesa’s chairman, Javier Molina, "The evolution of Befesa’s results has been excellent, fruit of the steel and galvanization waste recycling business and the worthy performance of all our other activities. The integration with Qualitas (Alcasa), once authorized by the competition authorities, will allow us to consolidate our position as a leading industrial waste recycling company in Europe."
The activity of Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services to industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company and closed the 2006 financial year with treasury stock of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
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bossi1
schrieb am 29.11.07 21:21:45
Beitrag Nr.65
(32.620.149)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa Inaugurates Deba Industrial Waste Transfer
Center (Guipuzcoa)
Guipuzcoa, November 29, 2007. – Today, the Basque Government’s councilor for the Environment and Territorial Planning, Ms. Esther Larrañaga Galdos, has inaugurate , in the company of the vicemayor of Deba, Xavier Ciarán, and the president of Befesa, Javier Molina, the Waste Transfer Center of Deba (Guipuzcua).
Befesa is an international company specialized in integral industrial waste management and water production. In 2006, Befesa managed more than 2,525,000 tons of waste and produced new materials by recycling more than 1,297,132 tons. The company’s waste management policy is based on the following waste hierarchy: minimize, reuse, recycle and valorize. In the water business, has the capacity to desalinate 1.1 million cubic metres of water per day, equivalent to supplying 4.8 million people.
The main activity to be carried out at Deba transfer center, is hazardous waste management. These wastes are received at the facilities where they are then classified, conditioned and stored provisionally until they are either shipped to an end manager in the Basque Region or to other Befesa centers in other autonomous regions.
Befesa is solidly implanted in Basque Country: has one aluminum waste recycling plant, tree steel and galvanization waste recycling plants, one sulfuric acid and oleum producing plant, and also one industrial clearing delegation. These activities have an overall workforce of more than 350, with a billing of 238 million euros. Last year, was awarded to construct the Ugarte-Kareaga sewer and the set of interceptors required to collect waste water in the region.
According to the president of Befesa, Javier Molina, "with this center we expand our presence in the Basque Region where we have, for some time now, been conducting aluminum and zinc recycling activities. In addition, we also consolidate our position in the industrial waste recycling sector in Europe."
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company and closed the 2006 financial year with market capitalization of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
Guipuzcoa, November 29, 2007. – Today, the Basque Government’s councilor for the Environment and Territorial Planning, Ms. Esther Larrañaga Galdos, has inaugurate , in the company of the vicemayor of Deba, Xavier Ciarán, and the president of Befesa, Javier Molina, the Waste Transfer Center of Deba (Guipuzcua).
Befesa is an international company specialized in integral industrial waste management and water production. In 2006, Befesa managed more than 2,525,000 tons of waste and produced new materials by recycling more than 1,297,132 tons. The company’s waste management policy is based on the following waste hierarchy: minimize, reuse, recycle and valorize. In the water business, has the capacity to desalinate 1.1 million cubic metres of water per day, equivalent to supplying 4.8 million people.
The main activity to be carried out at Deba transfer center, is hazardous waste management. These wastes are received at the facilities where they are then classified, conditioned and stored provisionally until they are either shipped to an end manager in the Basque Region or to other Befesa centers in other autonomous regions.
Befesa is solidly implanted in Basque Country: has one aluminum waste recycling plant, tree steel and galvanization waste recycling plants, one sulfuric acid and oleum producing plant, and also one industrial clearing delegation. These activities have an overall workforce of more than 350, with a billing of 238 million euros. Last year, was awarded to construct the Ugarte-Kareaga sewer and the set of interceptors required to collect waste water in the region.
According to the president of Befesa, Javier Molina, "with this center we expand our presence in the Basque Region where we have, for some time now, been conducting aluminum and zinc recycling activities. In addition, we also consolidate our position in the industrial waste recycling sector in Europe."
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company and closed the 2006 financial year with market capitalization of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
bossi1
schrieb am 18.12.07 12:46:24
Beitrag Nr.66
(32.801.470)
Antwort
Zitat
Zeroemissions gets contract for a CDM project in
India
Seville, December 17, 2007.- Zeroemissions, the Abengoa’s company which provides global solutions for Climate Change, has announced today the signing of a contract with Chennai Water Desalination Limited to conduct a CDM project in a Desalination Plant in the Indian city of Chennai (formerly Madras).
A CDM project or Clean development Mechanism has as result a reduction in the green house gases and it is consider as a mechanism to be used for the accomplishment of the Kyoto Protocol and the Climate Change.
According to this contract, Zeroemissions will go through the whole process of registration as a CDM project at United Nations and the subsequent marketing of emission reductions generated by a project that will improve energy efficiency at the desalination plant in Chennai, by introducing frequency converters that regulates the functioning of water pumps, adjusting to the needs of each moment and therefore consuming less energy. This will mean a further reduction in CO2 emissions to the atmosphere of 130,000 tons in 10 years.
This reduction in emissions will be certified by United Nations and may be used by countries committed to reduce greenhouse gases emissions set in the Kyoto Protocol. Income derived from the marketing implies further optimization in the financing of this project.
The desalination plant in Chennai, currently under construction, was awarded in 2005 to Chennai Water Desalination Limited, a consortium formed by Befesa and a local construction company, IVRCL infrastructures and Projects.
This will ensure the supply of water to the whole town, which until now it depended on weather conditions and now as well, it contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases with the introduction of this energy recovery technology, in which Befesa is a world leader.
According to Alfonso Gonzalez, Zeroemissions president and president of Abeinsa, Abengoa's engineering and construction industry business group- "This contract is of great strategic importance to us because it implies that Zeroemissions will be introduced in the Indian market, which along with the Chinese market, it represents areas with the greatest potential in CDM projects consulting."
Zeroemissions is Abengoa’s company which provides global solutions for Climate Change through the promotion, development, and trade of carbon credits (CDM/JI), carbon offset services and innovation in technologies for greenhouse gas reduction.
Befesa, Abengoa's subsidiary for environmental services, focus its activities on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructure. It’s quoted on the Stock Market and it closed 2006 with a gross earning of 813 million euros.
Seville, December 17, 2007.- Zeroemissions, the Abengoa’s company which provides global solutions for Climate Change, has announced today the signing of a contract with Chennai Water Desalination Limited to conduct a CDM project in a Desalination Plant in the Indian city of Chennai (formerly Madras).
A CDM project or Clean development Mechanism has as result a reduction in the green house gases and it is consider as a mechanism to be used for the accomplishment of the Kyoto Protocol and the Climate Change.
According to this contract, Zeroemissions will go through the whole process of registration as a CDM project at United Nations and the subsequent marketing of emission reductions generated by a project that will improve energy efficiency at the desalination plant in Chennai, by introducing frequency converters that regulates the functioning of water pumps, adjusting to the needs of each moment and therefore consuming less energy. This will mean a further reduction in CO2 emissions to the atmosphere of 130,000 tons in 10 years.
This reduction in emissions will be certified by United Nations and may be used by countries committed to reduce greenhouse gases emissions set in the Kyoto Protocol. Income derived from the marketing implies further optimization in the financing of this project.
The desalination plant in Chennai, currently under construction, was awarded in 2005 to Chennai Water Desalination Limited, a consortium formed by Befesa and a local construction company, IVRCL infrastructures and Projects.
This will ensure the supply of water to the whole town, which until now it depended on weather conditions and now as well, it contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases with the introduction of this energy recovery technology, in which Befesa is a world leader.
According to Alfonso Gonzalez, Zeroemissions president and president of Abeinsa, Abengoa's engineering and construction industry business group- "This contract is of great strategic importance to us because it implies that Zeroemissions will be introduced in the Indian market, which along with the Chinese market, it represents areas with the greatest potential in CDM projects consulting."
Zeroemissions is Abengoa’s company which provides global solutions for Climate Change through the promotion, development, and trade of carbon credits (CDM/JI), carbon offset services and innovation in technologies for greenhouse gas reduction.
Befesa, Abengoa's subsidiary for environmental services, focus its activities on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructure. It’s quoted on the Stock Market and it closed 2006 with a gross earning of 813 million euros.
bossi1
schrieb am 21.12.07 12:20:37
Beitrag Nr.67
(32.836.714)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa will construct a water treatment plant to
supply Mancomunidad de Canales de Taibilla, in Murcia
Madrid, December 20, 2007. Aguas de la Cuenca del Segura, a body dedicated to the management, contracting and promotion of hydraulic works within the river Segura Hydrographic Basin, has awarded Befesa, under a joint venture with Degremont, the more than 33 million euro contract to construct the potable water treatment plant to supply, with water from Cenajo reservoir, Mancomunidad de Canales de Taibilla, in Murcia province.
The objective of the 11 section, included in the AGUA Program, is to improve and regulate water quality and quantity for some 80 municipalities of Murcia and Alicante, and allow the incorporation of Jumilla and Yecla into Mancomunidad de Canales de Taibilla.
The section awarded to Befesa comprises the construction of a new potable water treatment plant (PWTP) that will centralize the existing Mancomunidad’s existing treatment capacity. The maximum treatment capacity of Cenajo potabilization plant will be six cubic meters per second with two three cubic-meter per second lines. The 11,250 cubic-meter supply tank will be located in the municipal district of Moratalla (Murcia), on the grounds of the PWTP.
A registered population of more than seventy thousand will benefit from the activities. This number can rise to approximately one million one hundred thousand during the summer season. The work will contribute to elimination of the risks of pollution from uncontrolled or accidental discharges into waterways that put the population in danger. In addition, it will reduce current losses in volumes transferred in open beds and channels.
According to Befesa’s president, Javier Molina, "with this contract, Befesa continues to participate in the AGUA Program aimed at the gradual solving of shortcomings in water management, availability and quality via lasting and reliable solutions".
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company that closed the 2006 financial year with market capitalization of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
Madrid, December 20, 2007. Aguas de la Cuenca del Segura, a body dedicated to the management, contracting and promotion of hydraulic works within the river Segura Hydrographic Basin, has awarded Befesa, under a joint venture with Degremont, the more than 33 million euro contract to construct the potable water treatment plant to supply, with water from Cenajo reservoir, Mancomunidad de Canales de Taibilla, in Murcia province.
The objective of the 11 section, included in the AGUA Program, is to improve and regulate water quality and quantity for some 80 municipalities of Murcia and Alicante, and allow the incorporation of Jumilla and Yecla into Mancomunidad de Canales de Taibilla.
The section awarded to Befesa comprises the construction of a new potable water treatment plant (PWTP) that will centralize the existing Mancomunidad’s existing treatment capacity. The maximum treatment capacity of Cenajo potabilization plant will be six cubic meters per second with two three cubic-meter per second lines. The 11,250 cubic-meter supply tank will be located in the municipal district of Moratalla (Murcia), on the grounds of the PWTP.
A registered population of more than seventy thousand will benefit from the activities. This number can rise to approximately one million one hundred thousand during the summer season. The work will contribute to elimination of the risks of pollution from uncontrolled or accidental discharges into waterways that put the population in danger. In addition, it will reduce current losses in volumes transferred in open beds and channels.
According to Befesa’s president, Javier Molina, "with this contract, Befesa continues to participate in the AGUA Program aimed at the gradual solving of shortcomings in water management, availability and quality via lasting and reliable solutions".
Befesa, Abengoa’s environmental services subsidiary, focuses on providing environmental services for industry and the construction of environmental infrastructures. It is a listed company that closed the 2006 financial year with market capitalization of more than 813 million euro. (www.befesa.es).
bossi1
schrieb am 14.01.08 14:30:50
Beitrag Nr.68
(33.041.000)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa to supply drinking water to Cunene
province in Angola
Madrid, 14 January 2008. The National Water Directorate of the Angolan Ministry of Energy and Water has awarded Befesa, in a consortium with the company Riogersa, the project for the "Xangongo-Ondjiva treated water production and distribution system" in the south of the country on the border with Namibia, worth more than 101 million dollars. Both projects will be financed with the line that the Angolan Ministry of Finance has with Deutsche Bank.
This contract, which forms part of the trans-border master plan with Namibia to supply water to the north of this southern African country, will provide a secure and continuous solution to the problem of drinking water supply, which is currently non-existent in a large part of Cunene province, and will benefit approximately 250,000 people in one of the provinces most affected by the Angolan conflict.
This drinking water supply project from Xangongo to Ondjiva will take place over 24 months and comprises the following actions: a drinking water treatment station in Xangongo, a treated water deposit in Xangongo, supply from the River Cunene (Xangongo), four pumping stations, supply pipelines (approximately 100 kilometres), two raised deposits (Môngua, Ondjiva) and four surface deposits (Môngua, Missão de Môngua, Bulanganga, Ondjiva).
Javier Molina, chairman of Befesa, said "this new contract is a continuation of our activities to construct basic supply infrastructures to improve hygiene and sanitation conditions and the availability of drinking water in underprivileged regions with significant shortages of this vital and basic resource, helping to contribute to the region’s development".
Befesa, the environmental services subsidiary of Abengoa, focuses on providing industrial environmental services and constructing environmental infrastructures. It is a public listed company with a market capitalisation in excess of 550 million euros (close 2007) (www.befesa.es).
Madrid, 14 January 2008. The National Water Directorate of the Angolan Ministry of Energy and Water has awarded Befesa, in a consortium with the company Riogersa, the project for the "Xangongo-Ondjiva treated water production and distribution system" in the south of the country on the border with Namibia, worth more than 101 million dollars. Both projects will be financed with the line that the Angolan Ministry of Finance has with Deutsche Bank.
This contract, which forms part of the trans-border master plan with Namibia to supply water to the north of this southern African country, will provide a secure and continuous solution to the problem of drinking water supply, which is currently non-existent in a large part of Cunene province, and will benefit approximately 250,000 people in one of the provinces most affected by the Angolan conflict.
This drinking water supply project from Xangongo to Ondjiva will take place over 24 months and comprises the following actions: a drinking water treatment station in Xangongo, a treated water deposit in Xangongo, supply from the River Cunene (Xangongo), four pumping stations, supply pipelines (approximately 100 kilometres), two raised deposits (Môngua, Ondjiva) and four surface deposits (Môngua, Missão de Môngua, Bulanganga, Ondjiva).
Javier Molina, chairman of Befesa, said "this new contract is a continuation of our activities to construct basic supply infrastructures to improve hygiene and sanitation conditions and the availability of drinking water in underprivileged regions with significant shortages of this vital and basic resource, helping to contribute to the region’s development".
Befesa, the environmental services subsidiary of Abengoa, focuses on providing industrial environmental services and constructing environmental infrastructures. It is a public listed company with a market capitalisation in excess of 550 million euros (close 2007) (www.befesa.es).
bossi1
schrieb am 23.01.08 22:50:31
Beitrag Nr.69
(33.150.331)
Antwort
Zitat
Befesa adquiere el 100 por cien de
Tracel
Madrid, 21 de enero de 2008.- Befesa ha adquirido el 100 por cien de la sociedad Tratamiento y Concentración de Líquidos, S.L (Tracel), compañía que se dedica al tratamiento de residuos líquidos, así como a la investigación en este campo y a la aplicación y comercialización del producto resultante.
Tracel, creada en el año 2002 y propiedad, en un 51 por ciento de MP Corporación Industrial y en un 49 por ciento de Egmasa, ofrece un servicio integral de gestión de residuos líquidos, cuenta con autorización para gestionar, tanto residuos peligrosos como no peligrosos, procedentes de distintos procesos productivos en Andalucía y en otras zonas de España. Además tiene licencia para actuar como centro de transferencia de estos residuos.
Tracel dispone de una planta de tratamiento de residuos líquidos con capacidad para tratar 18.000 toneladas al año, en la provincia de Jaén. Este centro podrá aumentar su capacidad, pues admite una amplia gama de residuos según viene indicado en su autorización, tal como se describe en la normativa europea, Códigos LER (Lista Europea de Residuos).
Para Javier Molina, presidente de Befesa, "con esta adquisición Befesa potencia su capacidad de tratamiento de residuos líquidos y complementa el resto de instalaciones existentes, reforzando su posición en primera línea entre las compañías gestoras de residuos".
Befesa, filial de servicios medioambientales de Abengoa, centra su actividad en la prestación de servicios medioambientales a la industria y en la construcción de infraestructuras medioambientales. Cotiza en Bolsa y cerró el año 2007 con una capitalización superior a los 550 millones de euros. (www.befesa.es).
Madrid, 21 de enero de 2008.- Befesa ha adquirido el 100 por cien de la sociedad Tratamiento y Concentración de Líquidos, S.L (Tracel), compañía que se dedica al tratamiento de residuos líquidos, así como a la investigación en este campo y a la aplicación y comercialización del producto resultante.
Tracel, creada en el año 2002 y propiedad, en un 51 por ciento de MP Corporación Industrial y en un 49 por ciento de Egmasa, ofrece un servicio integral de gestión de residuos líquidos, cuenta con autorización para gestionar, tanto residuos peligrosos como no peligrosos, procedentes de distintos procesos productivos en Andalucía y en otras zonas de España. Además tiene licencia para actuar como centro de transferencia de estos residuos.
Tracel dispone de una planta de tratamiento de residuos líquidos con capacidad para tratar 18.000 toneladas al año, en la provincia de Jaén. Este centro podrá aumentar su capacidad, pues admite una amplia gama de residuos según viene indicado en su autorización, tal como se describe en la normativa europea, Códigos LER (Lista Europea de Residuos).
Para Javier Molina, presidente de Befesa, "con esta adquisición Befesa potencia su capacidad de tratamiento de residuos líquidos y complementa el resto de instalaciones existentes, reforzando su posición en primera línea entre las compañías gestoras de residuos".
Befesa, filial de servicios medioambientales de Abengoa, centra su actividad en la prestación de servicios medioambientales a la industria y en la construcción de infraestructuras medioambientales. Cotiza en Bolsa y cerró el año 2007 con una capitalización superior a los 550 millones de euros. (www.befesa.es).
bossi1
schrieb am 04.02.08 22:26:59
Beitrag Nr.70
(33.267.040)
Antwort
Zitat
ABG Befesa verkauft ein nicht mehr benötigtes Grundstück in
Vizcaya für 44,9 Mio.€ und macht 12 Mio.€ Gewinn.
Abengoa- Befesa vende finca en Baracaldo por 44,9 mln eur (II)
Fecha: 1/2/2008 Fuente: Thomson Finacial
MADRID (Thomson Financial) - Befesa Medio Ambiente SA anunció la venta de una finca en Baracaldo (Vizcaya) por 44,9 millones de euros a Iurbenor Promociones SA tras la recalificación del terreno a suelo residencial, explica en una nota.
El grupo añade en un comunicado adicional que la plusvalía que obtendrá con la venta de la finca ascenderá unos 12 millones de euros.
La filial de Abengoa precisa que en este terreno se ubica una planta de desulfuración, y que las actividades producción se trasladarán a un nuevo centro en el Puerto de Bilbao.
tfn.europemadrid@thomson.com
Abengoa- Befesa vende finca en Baracaldo por 44,9 mln eur (II)
Fecha: 1/2/2008 Fuente: Thomson Finacial
MADRID (Thomson Financial) - Befesa Medio Ambiente SA anunció la venta de una finca en Baracaldo (Vizcaya) por 44,9 millones de euros a Iurbenor Promociones SA tras la recalificación del terreno a suelo residencial, explica en una nota.
El grupo añade en un comunicado adicional que la plusvalía que obtendrá con la venta de la finca ascenderá unos 12 millones de euros.
La filial de Abengoa precisa que en este terreno se ubica una planta de desulfuración, y que las actividades producción se trasladarán a un nuevo centro en el Puerto de Bilbao.
tfn.europemadrid@thomson.com
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