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Hellenic Exchanges ist Betreiber der griechischen Börsen.
Ertrag ist in den letzten 2 Jahren enorm unter die Räder gekommen: von 65 Mio. Euro auf wahrscheinlich um die 20 Mio. dieses Jahr.
Market-Kap aktuell 327 Mio.
Trotz der Widrigkeiten wurden noch gut 4% Dividende (bezogen auf den aktuellen Kurs) ausgeschüttet.
Wenn sich die Lage dort unten mal wieder berappelt, könnte es einen enormen Gewinnhebel geben.
Mit kleiner Posi auf Watchlist gneommen.
Ertrag ist in den letzten 2 Jahren enorm unter die Räder gekommen: von 65 Mio. Euro auf wahrscheinlich um die 20 Mio. dieses Jahr.
Market-Kap aktuell 327 Mio.
Trotz der Widrigkeiten wurden noch gut 4% Dividende (bezogen auf den aktuellen Kurs) ausgeschüttet.
Wenn sich die Lage dort unten mal wieder berappelt, könnte es einen enormen Gewinnhebel geben.
Mit kleiner Posi auf Watchlist gneommen.
bis Griechenland sich wieder berappelt, kann es noch lange dauern.
Das wahrscheinlichste Szenario ist wohl früher oder später der Staatsbankrott
Das wahrscheinlichste Szenario ist wohl früher oder später der Staatsbankrott
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.728.986 von hasni am 17.12.10 15:42:02Das heißt aber nicht, dass es keine Börse mehr gäbe...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.729.009 von debull am 17.12.10 15:44:39sorry, zu spät geesehen
Trading Spotlight
Servus,
wenn Griechenland aus dem Euro ausschert, werden vielleicht die ein und anderen Anleger ihr Geld vom Sparbuch an die Börse bringen.
Bevor es aber in Griechenland besser wird, wirds wahrscheinlich erst noch mal schlechter. Ist Die Börse wenigstens schuldenfrei, so dass sie nicht bei den bevorstehenden Turbulenzen die Grätsche macht?
wenn Griechenland aus dem Euro ausschert, werden vielleicht die ein und anderen Anleger ihr Geld vom Sparbuch an die Börse bringen.
Bevor es aber in Griechenland besser wird, wirds wahrscheinlich erst noch mal schlechter. Ist Die Börse wenigstens schuldenfrei, so dass sie nicht bei den bevorstehenden Turbulenzen die Grätsche macht?
HELEX 2010 financial results
€21.3m net after tax profits
9 March 2011 - The Board of Directors of Hellenic Exchanges, at its meeting today, approved the Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2010 (1.1.2010 to 31.12.2010), and has decided to propose to the next Annual General Meeting of shareholders, which will take place on May 18th 2011, to distribute €0.15 per share as ordinary dividend. In addition, the Board decided to propose to distribute €0.10 per share as special dividend (share capital return). The record date and payment date for the special dividend will be decided by the General Meeting of the Company’s shareholders. The Company will inform investors about the exact dates, as soon as they are determined.
The consolidated net after tax profits of Hellenic Exchanges Group in 2010, excluding the extraordinary tax (Law 3845/2010) amounted to €29.2m vs. €41.6m in 2009, reduced by 30%. Including the €7.9m in extraordinary tax (€12.1m in 2009), the consolidated net after tax profit amounted to €21.3m.
The consolidated turnover of the Group was reduced by 21%, to €61.7m vs. €78.3m in 2009.This reduction is mainly due to the drop in the share prices of listed companies. In particular, the average capitalization of the Greek market dropped by 20% in 2010 compared to 2009 (€65.4bn vs. €81.7bn), while the average daily value of transactions in 2010 was €139m, a 32% reduction compared to 2009 (€205m).The operating expenses of the Group were reduced for the sixth straight year. Specifically, operating expenses amounted to €22.2m vs. €23.1m in 2009, reduced by 4%.The Group’s EBIT in 2010 amounted to €34.7m vs. €50.2m in 2009, reduced by 31%.The net after tax profit per share in 2010 amounted to €0.32 vs. €0.45 in 2009.The financial statements of Hellenic Exchanges Group are posted on the Company’s website (www.helex.gr).
€21.3m net after tax profits
9 March 2011 - The Board of Directors of Hellenic Exchanges, at its meeting today, approved the Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2010 (1.1.2010 to 31.12.2010), and has decided to propose to the next Annual General Meeting of shareholders, which will take place on May 18th 2011, to distribute €0.15 per share as ordinary dividend. In addition, the Board decided to propose to distribute €0.10 per share as special dividend (share capital return). The record date and payment date for the special dividend will be decided by the General Meeting of the Company’s shareholders. The Company will inform investors about the exact dates, as soon as they are determined.
The consolidated net after tax profits of Hellenic Exchanges Group in 2010, excluding the extraordinary tax (Law 3845/2010) amounted to €29.2m vs. €41.6m in 2009, reduced by 30%. Including the €7.9m in extraordinary tax (€12.1m in 2009), the consolidated net after tax profit amounted to €21.3m.
The consolidated turnover of the Group was reduced by 21%, to €61.7m vs. €78.3m in 2009.This reduction is mainly due to the drop in the share prices of listed companies. In particular, the average capitalization of the Greek market dropped by 20% in 2010 compared to 2009 (€65.4bn vs. €81.7bn), while the average daily value of transactions in 2010 was €139m, a 32% reduction compared to 2009 (€205m).The operating expenses of the Group were reduced for the sixth straight year. Specifically, operating expenses amounted to €22.2m vs. €23.1m in 2009, reduced by 4%.The Group’s EBIT in 2010 amounted to €34.7m vs. €50.2m in 2009, reduced by 31%.The net after tax profit per share in 2010 amounted to €0.32 vs. €0.45 in 2009.The financial statements of Hellenic Exchanges Group are posted on the Company’s website (www.helex.gr).
TEMPLETON INVESTMENT COUNSEL LLC informed the Company in writing on 03.06.2011 that on 02.06.2011 it purchased common registered shares with a voting right of HELLENIC EXCHANGES S.A. HOLDING CLEARING SETTLEMENT & REGISTRY (HELEX). Following the abovementioned transaction, TEMPLETON INVESTMENT COUNSEL LLC indirectly holds 5.01% of the share capital of HELEX (from 4.74% before the transaction).
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Hellenic Exchanges: €21.8m Net Profits After Tax
Tuesday, 8 November 2011 - 11:12
The consolidated net after tax profits of Hellenic Exchanges (HELEX) in the first nine months of 2011 amounted to €21.8m compared to €22.2m in the corresponding period last year, slightly reduced by 1.5%, despite a significant drop in the trading activity compared to the same period in 2010.
According to an announcement, the consolidated turnover of the Group was reduced by 25%, to €35.0m vs. €46.6m in 9M 2010.
This reduction is due on the one hand to the drop in trading activity in the cash market and the drop in the average capitalization of listed companies, and on the other hand to the reduction that were implemented in the second half of 2010 in the fees for trading and post-trading services, for both stocks and derivatives, as part of the pricing policy of the Group.
The average daily traded value in 9M 2011 amounted to €96m, reduced by 37% compared to the corresponding period last year (€153m), while the market capitalization at the end of the third quarter (30.9) over the same period amounted to €31.3bn vs. €57.9bn last year, reduced by 46%. The average daily traded volume was slightly reduced by 3% in 9M 2011 compared to the corresponding period last year (33.5m shares vs. 34.6m shares). In the derivatives market, the average daily traded volume increased by 10% in the first nine months (49.9 thousand contracts vs. 45.4 thousand contracts last year).
Revenue from trading amounted to €6.4m in 9M 2011 vs. €10.7m in the corresponding period last year, reduced by 40%, while revenue from clearing amounted to €12.4m in H1 2011, vs. €18.9m in 9M 2010, reduced by 34%. Revenue from Exchange services, which includes subscriptions by listed companies, revenue from rights issues as well as member subscriptions, amounted to €5.8m vs. €5.3m last year, a 10% increase. Finally, revenue from Depository services amounted to €3.2m in 9M 2011 vs. €3.7m last year, a 15% reduction.
In H1 2011, the Group also recorded non-recurring revenue of €5.1m concerning the claim on the tax paid on the Hellenic Capital Market Commission fee, which had been paid in previous fiscal years (€2.4m) and the return of the extraordinary tax paid on ATHEX dividends received by HELEX, which had already paid the extraordinary tax (€2.7m). In H1 2010 HELEX had recorded non-recurring revenue of the amount of €477 thousand.
The operating expenses of the Group were significantly reduced in 9M 2011. In particular, operating expenses before depreciation amounted to €15.1m vs. €16.4m in 9M 2010, reduced by 8%.
The Group’s EBIT amounted to €22.2m, reduced by 16% compared to 9M 2010 (€26.4m).
The net profits per share in 9M 2011 amounted to €0.30 vs. €0.21 in 9M 2010.
Tuesday, 8 November 2011 - 11:12
The consolidated net after tax profits of Hellenic Exchanges (HELEX) in the first nine months of 2011 amounted to €21.8m compared to €22.2m in the corresponding period last year, slightly reduced by 1.5%, despite a significant drop in the trading activity compared to the same period in 2010.
According to an announcement, the consolidated turnover of the Group was reduced by 25%, to €35.0m vs. €46.6m in 9M 2010.
This reduction is due on the one hand to the drop in trading activity in the cash market and the drop in the average capitalization of listed companies, and on the other hand to the reduction that were implemented in the second half of 2010 in the fees for trading and post-trading services, for both stocks and derivatives, as part of the pricing policy of the Group.
The average daily traded value in 9M 2011 amounted to €96m, reduced by 37% compared to the corresponding period last year (€153m), while the market capitalization at the end of the third quarter (30.9) over the same period amounted to €31.3bn vs. €57.9bn last year, reduced by 46%. The average daily traded volume was slightly reduced by 3% in 9M 2011 compared to the corresponding period last year (33.5m shares vs. 34.6m shares). In the derivatives market, the average daily traded volume increased by 10% in the first nine months (49.9 thousand contracts vs. 45.4 thousand contracts last year).
Revenue from trading amounted to €6.4m in 9M 2011 vs. €10.7m in the corresponding period last year, reduced by 40%, while revenue from clearing amounted to €12.4m in H1 2011, vs. €18.9m in 9M 2010, reduced by 34%. Revenue from Exchange services, which includes subscriptions by listed companies, revenue from rights issues as well as member subscriptions, amounted to €5.8m vs. €5.3m last year, a 10% increase. Finally, revenue from Depository services amounted to €3.2m in 9M 2011 vs. €3.7m last year, a 15% reduction.
In H1 2011, the Group also recorded non-recurring revenue of €5.1m concerning the claim on the tax paid on the Hellenic Capital Market Commission fee, which had been paid in previous fiscal years (€2.4m) and the return of the extraordinary tax paid on ATHEX dividends received by HELEX, which had already paid the extraordinary tax (€2.7m). In H1 2010 HELEX had recorded non-recurring revenue of the amount of €477 thousand.
The operating expenses of the Group were significantly reduced in 9M 2011. In particular, operating expenses before depreciation amounted to €15.1m vs. €16.4m in 9M 2010, reduced by 8%.
The Group’s EBIT amounted to €22.2m, reduced by 16% compared to 9M 2010 (€26.4m).
The net profits per share in 9M 2011 amounted to €0.30 vs. €0.21 in 9M 2010.
schätze, so langsam wird die Drachme eingepreist; ein Trauerspiel
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.161.339 von R-BgO am 14.05.12 12:10:08aus dem Lagebericht zum Halbjahr:
Prospects for the remainder of 2012
Collapse of consumption, high taxes, bankrupt social security funds, inability to borrow, and few for tomorrow have created conditions of desperation to Greek citizens. The condition of the small and mid-sized enterprises is tragic, and the market is stumbling, with most enterprises facing the prospect of shutting down in the second half of the current year. Everybody is asking for the Greek economy to be restarted and for its international competitiveness to be increased, with the priorities being the necessary restructuring efforts, exploitation of the public property, restructuring of the tax laws, reduction of the public sector, a clampdown on corruption, exemplary punishment of the guilty, simplification of the processes in order to attract investors etc. Up until now, nothing material has been implemented in order for the country to exit the crisis, and as a result Greeks have started to realize that there are a number of years of belt-tightening ahead.
The question on everybody’s mind is whether the country can be saved from bankruptcy. In the current circumstances it is necessary to support the efforts that have begun by the new multiparty government. The decisions that needed to be taken long ago must be taken, and implemented at once.
As long as the country does not show credibility and cannot convince its lenders that it is implementing the necessary measures in order to stand on its feet and fulfill its obligations, the volatility and the reduced trading activity will continue in the Greek exchange. Greek and foreign investors are worried about the situation and avoid investing in Greece. This investor absence causes share values to drop. The drop in share value affects both the traded value, on which a large part of the revenues of the HELEX Group depends, and is expected to negatively affect its profitability in the current fiscal year.
Of course, the Group, through its continuous effort to contain operating expenses over the past few years, is in a position to successfully face down the challenges in this extremely difficult economic juncture in 2012, while with the new products and services that are being developed, the Group tries to exploit opportunities to develop its business and expand into new areas.
Prospects for the remainder of 2012
Collapse of consumption, high taxes, bankrupt social security funds, inability to borrow, and few for tomorrow have created conditions of desperation to Greek citizens. The condition of the small and mid-sized enterprises is tragic, and the market is stumbling, with most enterprises facing the prospect of shutting down in the second half of the current year. Everybody is asking for the Greek economy to be restarted and for its international competitiveness to be increased, with the priorities being the necessary restructuring efforts, exploitation of the public property, restructuring of the tax laws, reduction of the public sector, a clampdown on corruption, exemplary punishment of the guilty, simplification of the processes in order to attract investors etc. Up until now, nothing material has been implemented in order for the country to exit the crisis, and as a result Greeks have started to realize that there are a number of years of belt-tightening ahead.
The question on everybody’s mind is whether the country can be saved from bankruptcy. In the current circumstances it is necessary to support the efforts that have begun by the new multiparty government. The decisions that needed to be taken long ago must be taken, and implemented at once.
As long as the country does not show credibility and cannot convince its lenders that it is implementing the necessary measures in order to stand on its feet and fulfill its obligations, the volatility and the reduced trading activity will continue in the Greek exchange. Greek and foreign investors are worried about the situation and avoid investing in Greece. This investor absence causes share values to drop. The drop in share value affects both the traded value, on which a large part of the revenues of the HELEX Group depends, and is expected to negatively affect its profitability in the current fiscal year.
Of course, the Group, through its continuous effort to contain operating expenses over the past few years, is in a position to successfully face down the challenges in this extremely difficult economic juncture in 2012, while with the new products and services that are being developed, the Group tries to exploit opportunities to develop its business and expand into new areas.
kleine Posi bis auf das obligatorische Erinnerungsstück mit rund 50% Gewinn verkauft
Zitat von R-BgO: Hellenic Exchanges ist Betreiber der griechischen Börsen.
Ertrag ist in den letzten 2 Jahren enorm unter die Räder gekommen: von 65 Mio. Euro auf wahrscheinlich um die 20 Mio. dieses Jahr.
Market-Kap aktuell 327 Mio.
Trotz der Widrigkeiten wurden noch gut 4% Dividende (bezogen auf den aktuellen Kurs) ausgeschüttet.
Wenn sich die Lage dort unten mal wieder berappelt, könnte es einen enormen Gewinnhebel geben.
Mit kleiner Posi auf Watchlist gneommen.
Ein guter Laune Wert ----- da kaufen welche Dt. BANK und wissen nicht was sie hier hätten !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.631.792 von immerklein am 15.09.15 21:14:33
sie zahlen zwar noch gut Divi, aber wer weiß wie lange noch...
na ja,
Ertrag ist immer weiter rückläufig;sie zahlen zwar noch gut Divi, aber wer weiß wie lange noch...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.433.861 von R-BgO am 08.10.16 00:09:32Das stimmt aber zum Zeitpunkt meines Beitrages war der Zeitpunkt schon gut ( Kurs 3,85 € ) , habe die immer noch und warte auf 8,xx. Die DB hingegen.... ausserdem werden die GR Reformen wohl langsam greifen, 2019 ist Wahljahr , m.E. ein guter Zeitpunkt einzusteigen, jedoch nicht hier sondern in den Lyxor Athex Fond, da winkt was ....allen Investierten viel Glück und den Nichtinvestierten mehr Mut...
und?
wie ist das Warten so?
peu a peu zahlen sie das gesamte EK aus
wie ist das Warten so?
peu a peu zahlen sie das gesamte EK aus
KGV aktuell knapp unter 100
https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/griechische-wirtschaft-…
Wirtschaftsboom in Griechenland = Mehr Handel an der Athener Börse = Mehr Einnahmen durch Gebühren = Gute Quartalszahlen = Steigende Nachfrage nach "Hellenic Exchanges - Aktien"
Oder? ;-)
Wirtschaftsboom in Griechenland = Mehr Handel an der Athener Börse = Mehr Einnahmen durch Gebühren = Gute Quartalszahlen = Steigende Nachfrage nach "Hellenic Exchanges - Aktien"
Oder? ;-)
Bei 2,50 schlage ich wieder zu habe auch schon ppc und admie gekauft. Mitsotakis ist ein Macher , man sieht es an der türkischen Grenze .
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