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Mit der Veolia Aktie scheint es nun voll den Bach runter zu gehen. Ich habe verkauft. 
Da die 1. HJ 2012 Daten um ~9:00 uhr draußen waren ist das vll. ein sukzessiver Abverkauf am heutigen tage?
Danach sieht es zumindest aus...
Danach sieht es zumindest aus...
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Verstehe jetzt auch nicht so ganz was hier abgeht. Das nächste Opfer der Lerrverkäufer?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.448.208 von binda am 02.08.12 09:27:52Da frag ich mich, warum der Kurs heute abschmiert ????
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Veolia mit Gewinn im 1. Halbjahr - Sparziel erhöht - Umbau kommt voran
Der französische Wasserversorger und Abfallbeseitiger Veolia Environnement hat im ersten Halbjahr einen Gewinn erwirtschaftet und will die Sparanstrengungen verstärken. Nach einem Verlust von 67,2 Millionen Euro vor einem Jahr sei nun ein Gewinn von 153,1 Millionen Euro erzielt worden, teilte das Unternehmen am Donnerstag mit. Dabei zahlte sich unter anderem der Sparkurs aus. Der Umsatz erhöhte sich trotz des sich insbesondere in Italien und Frankreich eintrübenden wirtschaftlichen Umfeldes um 3,3 Prozent auf 14,8 Milliarden Euro.
Angesichts des schwierigen Umfelds werde Veolia die Sparanstrenungen verstärken und die Investitionen reduzieren. Bis 2014 sollen nun 270 Millionen Euro an Kosten eingespart werden und damit 50 Millionen Euro mehr als bisher veranschlagt. Im ersten Halbjahr machten sich die Sparbemühungen bereits positiv bemerkbar.
Auch beim Umbau des Konzerns kommt Veolia voran. So seien rund 60 Prozent der geplanten Verkäufe unterschrieben oder abgeschlossen. Veolia hatte im Dezember angekündigt, seine Präsenz auf wenige Märkte zu beschränken und sich aus 40 Ländern zurückziehen. Konzernchef Antoine Frérot setzt dabei weiter auf den Abbau der Schulden.
Mit dem Verkauf von Unternehmensanteilen in Höhe von insgesamt fünf Milliarden Euro will die Gesellschaft die Nettoschulden bis Ende 2013 weiterhin unter 12 Milliarden Euro senken. Mittelfristig will das Unternehmen seinen Umsatz ohne Zukäufe steigern. Nach 2013 soll dabei eine jährliche Wachstumsrate von mehr als drei Prozent herauskommen, bekräftigte Veolia./jha/stb/kja
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Veolia mit Gewinn im 1. Halbjahr - Sparziel erhöht - Umbau kommt voran
Der französische Wasserversorger und Abfallbeseitiger Veolia Environnement hat im ersten Halbjahr einen Gewinn erwirtschaftet und will die Sparanstrengungen verstärken. Nach einem Verlust von 67,2 Millionen Euro vor einem Jahr sei nun ein Gewinn von 153,1 Millionen Euro erzielt worden, teilte das Unternehmen am Donnerstag mit. Dabei zahlte sich unter anderem der Sparkurs aus. Der Umsatz erhöhte sich trotz des sich insbesondere in Italien und Frankreich eintrübenden wirtschaftlichen Umfeldes um 3,3 Prozent auf 14,8 Milliarden Euro.
Angesichts des schwierigen Umfelds werde Veolia die Sparanstrenungen verstärken und die Investitionen reduzieren. Bis 2014 sollen nun 270 Millionen Euro an Kosten eingespart werden und damit 50 Millionen Euro mehr als bisher veranschlagt. Im ersten Halbjahr machten sich die Sparbemühungen bereits positiv bemerkbar.
Auch beim Umbau des Konzerns kommt Veolia voran. So seien rund 60 Prozent der geplanten Verkäufe unterschrieben oder abgeschlossen. Veolia hatte im Dezember angekündigt, seine Präsenz auf wenige Märkte zu beschränken und sich aus 40 Ländern zurückziehen. Konzernchef Antoine Frérot setzt dabei weiter auf den Abbau der Schulden.
Mit dem Verkauf von Unternehmensanteilen in Höhe von insgesamt fünf Milliarden Euro will die Gesellschaft die Nettoschulden bis Ende 2013 weiterhin unter 12 Milliarden Euro senken. Mittelfristig will das Unternehmen seinen Umsatz ohne Zukäufe steigern. Nach 2013 soll dabei eine jährliche Wachstumsrate von mehr als drei Prozent herauskommen, bekräftigte Veolia./jha/stb/kja
ISIN FR0000124141
AXC0070 2012-08-02/09:06
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Veolia Divests to Reduce Debt
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July 20, 2012 | Comment(s): 0
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VE | CTWS | AWK
Veolia Environnement S.A.’s (VE - Snapshot Report) subsidiary Veolia Environmental Services North America has entered into an agreement, worth $1.909 billion, with Star Atlantic Waste Holdings II, L.P., a unit of Highstar Capital, to sell its U.S. solid waste activities. This transaction is subject to U.S. anti-trust authority approvals and expected to be completed within this year.
Veolia plans to utilize the net proceeds of this agreement to repay its outstanding debt. The rest of the amount will be deployed to strengthen the company’s hazardous waste and industrial services business. As a result, the company expects its net financial debt to decline by $1.820 billion from $18.42 billion as of March 31, 2012. This will subsequently enable the company to minimize its interest burden.
This transaction is an important step towards Veolia’s pre-announced asset divestment program of $6.14 billion, which the company expects to complete by 2013. At the same time, the company also plans to reduce its net financial debt level to less than $14.7 billion within 2013 and reduce cost of operations. To execute this program, the company has already taken its first significant step. On June 28, 2012, Veolia’s unit Veolia Water UK PLC sold its UK regulated water activities to Rift Acquisitions Limited for a price of $1.9 billion. The company utilized part of the net proceeds, around $1.8 billion, to repay its debt.
Based in France, Veolia Environnement is a provider of environmental management services to its worldwide consumers. It operates through three segments namely Water, Environmental Services, and Energy Services.
During Veolia’s fiscal 2011 earnings results in March 2012, the company had announced a dividend payout of approximately 86 cents per share for both fiscal year 2011 and 2012, which are scheduled to be paid in 2012 and 2013. The company also provided a business outlook beyond 2013. The company forecasts organic revenue growth of 3% per year from 2013, while adjusted operating cash flow is expected to be over 5% per annum.
Veolia Environnement S.A. currently retains a Zacks #3 Rank, which translates into a short-term Hold rating. The company competes with Connecticut Water Service, Inc. (CTWS - Snapshot Report) and American Water Works Company, Inc (AWK - Snapshot Report).
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Veolia Divests to Reduce Debt
Print Share
By: Zacks Equity Research
July 20, 2012 | Comment(s): 0
Recommended this article (0)
VE | CTWS | AWK
Veolia Environnement S.A.’s (VE - Snapshot Report) subsidiary Veolia Environmental Services North America has entered into an agreement, worth $1.909 billion, with Star Atlantic Waste Holdings II, L.P., a unit of Highstar Capital, to sell its U.S. solid waste activities. This transaction is subject to U.S. anti-trust authority approvals and expected to be completed within this year.
Veolia plans to utilize the net proceeds of this agreement to repay its outstanding debt. The rest of the amount will be deployed to strengthen the company’s hazardous waste and industrial services business. As a result, the company expects its net financial debt to decline by $1.820 billion from $18.42 billion as of March 31, 2012. This will subsequently enable the company to minimize its interest burden.
This transaction is an important step towards Veolia’s pre-announced asset divestment program of $6.14 billion, which the company expects to complete by 2013. At the same time, the company also plans to reduce its net financial debt level to less than $14.7 billion within 2013 and reduce cost of operations. To execute this program, the company has already taken its first significant step. On June 28, 2012, Veolia’s unit Veolia Water UK PLC sold its UK regulated water activities to Rift Acquisitions Limited for a price of $1.9 billion. The company utilized part of the net proceeds, around $1.8 billion, to repay its debt.
Based in France, Veolia Environnement is a provider of environmental management services to its worldwide consumers. It operates through three segments namely Water, Environmental Services, and Energy Services.
During Veolia’s fiscal 2011 earnings results in March 2012, the company had announced a dividend payout of approximately 86 cents per share for both fiscal year 2011 and 2012, which are scheduled to be paid in 2012 and 2013. The company also provided a business outlook beyond 2013. The company forecasts organic revenue growth of 3% per year from 2013, while adjusted operating cash flow is expected to be over 5% per annum.
Veolia Environnement S.A. currently retains a Zacks #3 Rank, which translates into a short-term Hold rating. The company competes with Connecticut Water Service, Inc. (CTWS - Snapshot Report) and American Water Works Company, Inc (AWK - Snapshot Report).
Read the full analyst report on VE
Read the full analyst report on CTWS
Read the full analyst report on AWK
Veolia: Check Out This European Dividend Giant At A Discount
July 9, 2012 | about: VE, includes: AWK, BIN, CLH, RSG, WCN, WM, WTR
The slowdown in Europe and ongoing threat of crisis have translated into discounted valuations for several European-based companies. The resulting investment landscape also offers historically high yielding stocks. The combination of discounted stock prices and high yields presents a compelling opportunity to investors who believe the current onset of international financial tumult is surmountable. We believe Veolia, in these conditions, is worth considering.
The Story: French utility giant Veolia is the ultimate high risk, high reward play. A lot of things have been going very wrong at Veolia over the last several years. The company's track record of aggressive expansion through acquisition has left it with a significant debt load, which spells disaster in the Eurozone. The problems have been compounded by somewhat messy internal politics, which we explored in more depth in March in an article mapping, at the time, Veolia's recent breakout resulting from the intended sale of assets. The stock jumped from $12 to $16 in a short period. But since that time, things have gone back the other way for Veolia, culminating in a downgrade last week by UBS AG from "neutral" to "sell." The downgrade follows a mixed bag of recent analyst activity for Veolia. HSBC and Nomura upgraded the stock in April, while ING initiated coverage at "sell" in June.
The downgrade last week and further tumult in Europe have beaten the stock down to near-lows again, and we think it might be time for brave investors to pull the trigger on a long position. Veolia has a lot of assets around the world that can help boost shareholder return. We expect to see further restructuring and cashing in of these assets - and a concerted effort at debt reduction. Plus, we really like water as a long-term investment - and Veolia is a global water leader.
We own Veolia ourselves, having bought it around $12 in February, but we are cautious of initiating further positions at this juncture given the preponderance of uncertainty surrounding the company's asset sales, internal politics, and the macro conditions in Europe. We believe the upside is substantial - and Veolia's 35% gain in fifteen days in March reflects as much - but despite our ownership and the compelling valuation, we urge a "wait and see approach" in the short-term.
The Numbers: Veolia has a forward P/E of 8.8 and a dividend that was recently slashed but still sizable (over 6% projected). The company trades well below its book value, but cash flow is a problem and the company had over $18 billion in debt at the end of 2011.
Notable Alternatives: Veolia is relatively unique in its reach and global positioning, but we believe its forced asset sales will benefit several utility/environmental services-type companies it will no longer be competing with. Despite recent earnings disappointment, we like Republic Services (RSG) as a long-term play on the growth of waste management. So too do we like Waste Management (WM) and its outsized yield. Still, we see more opportunity for growth and investor return in Republic. Since Veolia is withdrawing its U.S. operations, these two companies stand to benefit, as do smaller dividend plays like Progressive Waste Solutions (BIN), Waste Connections (WCN) North, Aqua America Inc (WTR), and American Water Works Company (AWK).
One non-dividend play that we also like in this space is Clean Harbors (CLH), which has a forward P/E of 19 but trades in the middle-lower portion of its 52-week range and has shown impressive revenue and earnings growth recently.
Disclosure: I am long VE, RSG.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/708521-veolia-check-out-this…
July 9, 2012 | about: VE, includes: AWK, BIN, CLH, RSG, WCN, WM, WTR
The slowdown in Europe and ongoing threat of crisis have translated into discounted valuations for several European-based companies. The resulting investment landscape also offers historically high yielding stocks. The combination of discounted stock prices and high yields presents a compelling opportunity to investors who believe the current onset of international financial tumult is surmountable. We believe Veolia, in these conditions, is worth considering.
The Story: French utility giant Veolia is the ultimate high risk, high reward play. A lot of things have been going very wrong at Veolia over the last several years. The company's track record of aggressive expansion through acquisition has left it with a significant debt load, which spells disaster in the Eurozone. The problems have been compounded by somewhat messy internal politics, which we explored in more depth in March in an article mapping, at the time, Veolia's recent breakout resulting from the intended sale of assets. The stock jumped from $12 to $16 in a short period. But since that time, things have gone back the other way for Veolia, culminating in a downgrade last week by UBS AG from "neutral" to "sell." The downgrade follows a mixed bag of recent analyst activity for Veolia. HSBC and Nomura upgraded the stock in April, while ING initiated coverage at "sell" in June.
The downgrade last week and further tumult in Europe have beaten the stock down to near-lows again, and we think it might be time for brave investors to pull the trigger on a long position. Veolia has a lot of assets around the world that can help boost shareholder return. We expect to see further restructuring and cashing in of these assets - and a concerted effort at debt reduction. Plus, we really like water as a long-term investment - and Veolia is a global water leader.
We own Veolia ourselves, having bought it around $12 in February, but we are cautious of initiating further positions at this juncture given the preponderance of uncertainty surrounding the company's asset sales, internal politics, and the macro conditions in Europe. We believe the upside is substantial - and Veolia's 35% gain in fifteen days in March reflects as much - but despite our ownership and the compelling valuation, we urge a "wait and see approach" in the short-term.
The Numbers: Veolia has a forward P/E of 8.8 and a dividend that was recently slashed but still sizable (over 6% projected). The company trades well below its book value, but cash flow is a problem and the company had over $18 billion in debt at the end of 2011.
Notable Alternatives: Veolia is relatively unique in its reach and global positioning, but we believe its forced asset sales will benefit several utility/environmental services-type companies it will no longer be competing with. Despite recent earnings disappointment, we like Republic Services (RSG) as a long-term play on the growth of waste management. So too do we like Waste Management (WM) and its outsized yield. Still, we see more opportunity for growth and investor return in Republic. Since Veolia is withdrawing its U.S. operations, these two companies stand to benefit, as do smaller dividend plays like Progressive Waste Solutions (BIN), Waste Connections (WCN) North, Aqua America Inc (WTR), and American Water Works Company (AWK).
One non-dividend play that we also like in this space is Clean Harbors (CLH), which has a forward P/E of 19 but trades in the middle-lower portion of its 52-week range and has shown impressive revenue and earnings growth recently.
Disclosure: I am long VE, RSG.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/708521-veolia-check-out-this…
dann macht doch das Depot weg von diesem betrügerladen
Viele haben ein Depot bei der ING-DiBa, deren Mutterkonzern gegen Veolia wettet. Haltet eure Aktien nicht im Depot ohne Verkaufsorder mit hohem Limit, vielleicht um die 20 Euro. Sonst werden eure Aktien geliehen und leerverkauft. So sind sie nicht verfügbar für die Bande.
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