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Oh man. Wenn ich die Aktien nicht vor der Abgeltunssteuer gekauft hätte, würde ich sie jetzt verkloppen. 
20.07.2009 10:08
REFILE-UPDATE 1-CDC denies Veolia close to Transdev deal
PARIS, July 20 (Reuters) - Caisse des Depots (CDC) denied on Monday that any decision had been made concerning a future sale of Transdev to French utility group Veolia.
Earlier Le Figaro newspaper reported Veolia was close to an agreement to buy the transport company Transdev, which is approximately 70 percent owned by CDC.
The newspaper cited sources saying that the office of French President Nicolas Sarkozy supported a deal between Veolia and Transdev.
A Veolia spokesman declined to comment on the Figaro report.
Veolia said last month that it was looking at ways of combining its Veolia Transport division with that of Transdev to create a new European leader in the travel sector.
Previous French media reports have said Keolis, a transport group majority-owned by French railway operator SNCF, was also interested in Transdev.
Veolia shares were up 1.9 percent at 22.42 euros in early morning trade, with France's benchmark CAC-40 index up around 1 percent.
(Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta; editing by John Stonestreet and Mike Nesbit) Keywords: VEOLIA/TRANSDEV
(sudip.kargupta@reuters.com; +33 1 49 49 54 52; Reuters Messaging:sudip.kargupta.reuters.com@reuters.net)
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REFILE-UPDATE 1-CDC denies Veolia close to Transdev deal
PARIS, July 20 (Reuters) - Caisse des Depots (CDC) denied on Monday that any decision had been made concerning a future sale of Transdev to French utility group Veolia.
Earlier Le Figaro newspaper reported Veolia was close to an agreement to buy the transport company Transdev, which is approximately 70 percent owned by CDC.
The newspaper cited sources saying that the office of French President Nicolas Sarkozy supported a deal between Veolia and Transdev.
A Veolia spokesman declined to comment on the Figaro report.
Veolia said last month that it was looking at ways of combining its Veolia Transport division with that of Transdev to create a new European leader in the travel sector.
Previous French media reports have said Keolis, a transport group majority-owned by French railway operator SNCF, was also interested in Transdev.
Veolia shares were up 1.9 percent at 22.42 euros in early morning trade, with France's benchmark CAC-40 index up around 1 percent.
(Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta; editing by John Stonestreet and Mike Nesbit) Keywords: VEOLIA/TRANSDEV
(sudip.kargupta@reuters.com; +33 1 49 49 54 52; Reuters Messaging:sudip.kargupta.reuters.com@reuters.net)
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jetzt sieht es doch langsam zumindest mal wieder etwas freundlicher aus. weiß jemand warum wir im moment steigen?
Veolia is optimistic about prospects for growth in ChinaBy Xiao Wan (China Daily)
Updated: 2009-07-13 08:08 Comments(0) PrintMailJorge Mora, CEO of Veolia Environnement Asia, has been living in China for 15 years. He uses the phrase "day and night" to describe the country's progress in environmental protection during those years.
"When I first came here in 1994, it was like the dark of night. Nobody was concerned about the environment," Mora said.
"But now it's like a sunny day. Everyone is talking about the green economy," he said.
The French group Veolia Environnement established an environmental services division in China in 1995.
Mora said the company landed its first project in China in 1997, and its second in 1999.
By 2000, the company was on track for faster growth, he said.
Veolia Environnement China has experienced "between 10 and 15 percent annual growth in the country in the past few years," Mora said.
The company has four major business sectors: water management, waste management, energy management and transportation.
Veolia's growth strategy for each of the sectors is "to let each of them go as far and fast as we can," Mora said.
"But we have to do that step by step," he added.
"Water management will continue to be our largest business in the country for a long time," Mora said.
Veolia is now involved in 27 water management projects in 21 Chinese cities. Projects range from water production to water distribution.
Veolia in 2002 won a 50-year water supply operation and management contract for Pudong in Shanghai.
Mora said the public/private deal represents the first outsourcing contract allowing a foreign company to provide a full range of services, from drinking water production and distribution to customer service.
Veolia in 2006 formed a partnership with Yanshan Petrochemicals, a subsidiary of Sinopec in Beijing, in a joint venture to operate facilities to collect, treat and recycle industrial wastewater at Yanshan's industrial complex.
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The treatment facilities consist of four wastewater treatment plants with a total capacity of 129,000 cu m per day and two recycling units that will re-inject water into the manufacturing cycle. The recycling units have a total capacity of 40,000 cu m per day.
The facilities will treat water from the refinery and the six petrochemical units that make up the Yanshan industrial complex.
Mora, who has been CEO of Veolia in China for ten years, is optimistic about the prospects for growth in China in coming years.
"China is expected to account for 10 percent of our global revenues in five years, when the country would become our third-largest market behind Europe and the United States," he said.
"China is expected to surpass the United States to become our second-largest market within the next 10 years," Mora said.
Veolia's revenues last year in China totaled about $2 billion -- about 3 percent of the international company's total numbers.
"But the potential here is great," Mora said.
"In fact, in terms of business activities, we are almost at the same level as the US. But we are selling lower-cost products here," he said.
The ongoing global financial crisis has had only a "slight" impact on Veolia's business in China, Mora said, since the company relies on long-term contracts.
However, due to the economic crisis, the company is not expecting more than 3 to 5 percent growth in the Chinese market this year, Mora said.
Mora said China's 4 trillion yuan stimulus package would only "moderately" benefit Veolia, since most of the stimulus investments focus on infrastructure projects.
"But it (the stimulus package) is good news for the world. It shows that China, which is the world's fastest-growing economy, is being proactive in the face of the current global financial crisis," he said.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=14403966
Updated: 2009-07-13 08:08 Comments(0) PrintMailJorge Mora, CEO of Veolia Environnement Asia, has been living in China for 15 years. He uses the phrase "day and night" to describe the country's progress in environmental protection during those years.
"When I first came here in 1994, it was like the dark of night. Nobody was concerned about the environment," Mora said.
"But now it's like a sunny day. Everyone is talking about the green economy," he said.
The French group Veolia Environnement established an environmental services division in China in 1995.
Mora said the company landed its first project in China in 1997, and its second in 1999.
By 2000, the company was on track for faster growth, he said.
Veolia Environnement China has experienced "between 10 and 15 percent annual growth in the country in the past few years," Mora said.
The company has four major business sectors: water management, waste management, energy management and transportation.
Veolia's growth strategy for each of the sectors is "to let each of them go as far and fast as we can," Mora said.
"But we have to do that step by step," he added.
"Water management will continue to be our largest business in the country for a long time," Mora said.
Veolia is now involved in 27 water management projects in 21 Chinese cities. Projects range from water production to water distribution.
Veolia in 2002 won a 50-year water supply operation and management contract for Pudong in Shanghai.
Mora said the public/private deal represents the first outsourcing contract allowing a foreign company to provide a full range of services, from drinking water production and distribution to customer service.
Veolia in 2006 formed a partnership with Yanshan Petrochemicals, a subsidiary of Sinopec in Beijing, in a joint venture to operate facilities to collect, treat and recycle industrial wastewater at Yanshan's industrial complex.
Related readings:
Veolia chief takes big pay cut
Veolia to expand in China as urbanites produce more waste
Veolia wins 1.6b euros water network contract in Lanzhou
The treatment facilities consist of four wastewater treatment plants with a total capacity of 129,000 cu m per day and two recycling units that will re-inject water into the manufacturing cycle. The recycling units have a total capacity of 40,000 cu m per day.
The facilities will treat water from the refinery and the six petrochemical units that make up the Yanshan industrial complex.
Mora, who has been CEO of Veolia in China for ten years, is optimistic about the prospects for growth in China in coming years.
"China is expected to account for 10 percent of our global revenues in five years, when the country would become our third-largest market behind Europe and the United States," he said.
"China is expected to surpass the United States to become our second-largest market within the next 10 years," Mora said.
Veolia's revenues last year in China totaled about $2 billion -- about 3 percent of the international company's total numbers.
"But the potential here is great," Mora said.
"In fact, in terms of business activities, we are almost at the same level as the US. But we are selling lower-cost products here," he said.
The ongoing global financial crisis has had only a "slight" impact on Veolia's business in China, Mora said, since the company relies on long-term contracts.
However, due to the economic crisis, the company is not expecting more than 3 to 5 percent growth in the Chinese market this year, Mora said.
Mora said China's 4 trillion yuan stimulus package would only "moderately" benefit Veolia, since most of the stimulus investments focus on infrastructure projects.
"But it (the stimulus package) is good news for the world. It shows that China, which is the world's fastest-growing economy, is being proactive in the face of the current global financial crisis," he said.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=14403966
ihr müsst einfach ein neues depot aufmachen und alles was ihr jetzt noch kauft in das neue depot buchen. dann kann man die aktien die man nach jan 2009 bekommen hat als erstes wieder verkaufen:-)
was ist mir der aktie los. ist da echt schon bei 21 euro der deckel drauf?
was ist mir der aktie los. ist da echt schon bei 21 euro der deckel drauf?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.423.539 von Gocon am 18.06.09 23:05:14@ Gocon: Wenn alle die Aktien nehmen, ist der Preis egal. Da aber über 40% der Aktionäre Cash erhalten haben, sind 16,06 EUR pro Aktie natürlich ein Schnäppchen. Vielleicht war die Transaktion bei mir kostenlos, weil ich einen frz. Broker ;-) habe...
@ Ernie: Danke für den Hinweis mit der Abgeltungssteuer. Die neuen Aktien sind jetzt natürlich im gleichen Depot gelandet wie der Altbestand, was steuertechnisch blöd ist, da bei einem Teilverkauf zuerst die alten Aktien raus gehen. Muss wohl doch mal mit meinem Broker telefonieren...
Grüße Hudeli
@ Ernie: Danke für den Hinweis mit der Abgeltungssteuer. Die neuen Aktien sind jetzt natürlich im gleichen Depot gelandet wie der Altbestand, was steuertechnisch blöd ist, da bei einem Teilverkauf zuerst die alten Aktien raus gehen. Muss wohl doch mal mit meinem Broker telefonieren...
Grüße Hudeli
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.417.127 von hudeli am 18.06.09 11:14:36Hallo,
hab´ mich auch für die Dividende in Aktienform entschieden.
Eingebucht wurde bei mir aber noch nichts. Meine Anteile an Veolia sind bei der DAB. Die meinten, es würden die normalen Gebühren anfallen, so als ob ich die Aktien über die Börse kaufen würde. Dachte auch es wäre kostenlos, bei anderen Banken ist dies auch teilweise so, bei dir ja auch.
Der Preis von 16,06 Euro ist gut, kann man nicht viel falsch machen.
Mal abwarten was passiert.
-Gocon-
hab´ mich auch für die Dividende in Aktienform entschieden.
Eingebucht wurde bei mir aber noch nichts. Meine Anteile an Veolia sind bei der DAB. Die meinten, es würden die normalen Gebühren anfallen, so als ob ich die Aktien über die Börse kaufen würde. Dachte auch es wäre kostenlos, bei anderen Banken ist dies auch teilweise so, bei dir ja auch.
Der Preis von 16,06 Euro ist gut, kann man nicht viel falsch machen.
Mal abwarten was passiert.
-Gocon-
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.191.746 von Gocon am 16.05.09 18:19:20Hi Gocon,
ich hab mich für die Aktien entschieden. Denke steuerlich macht das keinen Unterschied, frz. und dt. Steuer wird in jedem Fall fällig. Die Transaktion war bei meinem Broker gebührenfrei.
Was hast Du gemacht?
Grüße Hudeli
PS. Bei der Aktiendividende ist natürlich noch die Verwässerung der "Alt"-Aktien miteinzubeziehen. Kaufpreis war EUR ~16 (Kurs EUR ~21 am xD-Tag).
PPS. Fast 60% haben die Aktien gewählt:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/nachricht/274817…
ich hab mich für die Aktien entschieden. Denke steuerlich macht das keinen Unterschied, frz. und dt. Steuer wird in jedem Fall fällig. Die Transaktion war bei meinem Broker gebührenfrei.
Was hast Du gemacht?
Grüße Hudeli
PS. Bei der Aktiendividende ist natürlich noch die Verwässerung der "Alt"-Aktien miteinzubeziehen. Kaufpreis war EUR ~16 (Kurs EUR ~21 am xD-Tag).
PPS. Fast 60% haben die Aktien gewählt:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/nachricht/274817…
bei mir ging das laut ing diba irgendwie nicht. habe sie also ganz normal bekommen.
Hat schon jemand seine Dividende in Form von neuen Anteilen bekommen? Bei mir ist leider noch nichts angekommen.
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