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Gewinn 2010 fast verdreifacht:
Campofrio Food Group reports Net Income of 40 million euros in 2010, an increase of 26 million euros over prior year
␣ Campofrio Food Group posted an EBITDA of 163 million euros in 2010, 29 million euros higher than the previous year, due to an outstanding industrial performance and branded business development
Madrid, 28th February 2011.-
Campofrio Food Group earned a consolidated net income of 40 million euros in 2010, a year on year growth of 187% compared with 14 million euros earned in 2009. These consolidated earnings reflect among other factors, the outstanding productivity along the entire supply chain and a return to growth within the company’s branded business. This focus on branded products has allowed us to increase branded volume by 1.4% versus previous year at the retail channel, demonstrating the strength of our brands, even when faced with the current economic challenges.
The 2010 consolidated turnover of 1,830 million euros is 6.6 million euros higher than previous year. This improvement in sales trend continues to be fuelled by our key brands: in Spain, the total branded value market share in modern retail has increased 4 percentage points versus 2009, reaching 29% of value market share in 2010; in France, our brands have also increased their volume vs. 2009; Aoste saw a volume growth of 3% and Justin Bridou a volume growth of 4%.
Campofrio Food Group's EBITDA in 2010 jumped 21% year-on-year, to 163 million euros. The EBITDA margin stood at 9%, 1.6 percentage points higher than in 2009. The Company’s continuing ability to substantially improve margins through its various programs demonstrates the success of its business model.
The company reduced its net financial debt by 54 million euros to 356 million euros, as a consequence of a strong financial discipline, and substantially higher level of operating cash flow, in comparison to 2009.
Gewinn 2010 fast verdreifacht:
Campofrio Food Group reports Net Income of 40 million euros in 2010, an increase of 26 million euros over prior year
␣ Campofrio Food Group posted an EBITDA of 163 million euros in 2010, 29 million euros higher than the previous year, due to an outstanding industrial performance and branded business development
Madrid, 28th February 2011.-
Campofrio Food Group earned a consolidated net income of 40 million euros in 2010, a year on year growth of 187% compared with 14 million euros earned in 2009. These consolidated earnings reflect among other factors, the outstanding productivity along the entire supply chain and a return to growth within the company’s branded business. This focus on branded products has allowed us to increase branded volume by 1.4% versus previous year at the retail channel, demonstrating the strength of our brands, even when faced with the current economic challenges.
The 2010 consolidated turnover of 1,830 million euros is 6.6 million euros higher than previous year. This improvement in sales trend continues to be fuelled by our key brands: in Spain, the total branded value market share in modern retail has increased 4 percentage points versus 2009, reaching 29% of value market share in 2010; in France, our brands have also increased their volume vs. 2009; Aoste saw a volume growth of 3% and Justin Bridou a volume growth of 4%.
Campofrio Food Group's EBITDA in 2010 jumped 21% year-on-year, to 163 million euros. The EBITDA margin stood at 9%, 1.6 percentage points higher than in 2009. The Company’s continuing ability to substantially improve margins through its various programs demonstrates the success of its business model.
The company reduced its net financial debt by 54 million euros to 356 million euros, as a consequence of a strong financial discipline, and substantially higher level of operating cash flow, in comparison to 2009.
es gibt auch einen High-Yielder: Thread: 8,25% Campofrio (2016)
MADRID, April 6 (Reuters) - Spanish food group Campofrio's largest shareholder Smithfield Foods and its chairman said on Wednesday they are mulling a bid for shares they do not already own in the company at 9.50 euros ($13.6) each.
Smithfield and Campofrio chairman Pedro Ballve, who control just under 50 percent of Campofrio between them, according to bourse regulator CNMV's records, said any offer depends on approval by the meat producer's shareholders and the CNMV.
Campofrio's shares rose 4.14 percent to 8.56 euros each before trading was suspended ahead of the announcement. The suspension will be lifted at 1330 GMT.
Campofrio is a medium-sized cold meat producer with market capitalisation of 840 million euros ($1.20 billion), according to Thomson Reuters data.
Aside from Smithfield's 37-percent stake and Ballve's Carbal holding company, with 12.8 percent, Campofrio's other core shareholder is Los Angeles-based private equity company Oaktree Capital with about 24 percent.
Smithfield and Campofrio chairman Pedro Ballve, who control just under 50 percent of Campofrio between them, according to bourse regulator CNMV's records, said any offer depends on approval by the meat producer's shareholders and the CNMV.
Campofrio's shares rose 4.14 percent to 8.56 euros each before trading was suspended ahead of the announcement. The suspension will be lifted at 1330 GMT.
Campofrio is a medium-sized cold meat producer with market capitalisation of 840 million euros ($1.20 billion), according to Thomson Reuters data.
Aside from Smithfield's 37-percent stake and Ballve's Carbal holding company, with 12.8 percent, Campofrio's other core shareholder is Los Angeles-based private equity company Oaktree Capital with about 24 percent.
June 3, 2011 7:06 AM EDT
Smithfield Foods, Inc. (NYSE: SFD) has terminated negotiations negotiations with respect to its proposed joint delisting takeover bid, together with Mr. Pedro Ballve, to acquire the remaining shares of Campofrio Food Group, S.A.
The company cites adverse "economic conditions in Europe that show few signs of abating, and the recent decline in our stock price."
Smithfield Foods, Inc. (NYSE: SFD) has terminated negotiations negotiations with respect to its proposed joint delisting takeover bid, together with Mr. Pedro Ballve, to acquire the remaining shares of Campofrio Food Group, S.A.
The company cites adverse "economic conditions in Europe that show few signs of abating, and the recent decline in our stock price."
2011er-Zahlen waren nicht schön...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.130.285 von R-BgO am 07.05.12 14:09:46und 2012 auch nicht
und 2013 wird auch nicht schön werden
dafür gibt's Neuigkeiten zur Aktionärsstruktur, größter Anteilseigner ist inzwischen ein Chinese:
JPMorgan, Credit Suisse among 10 banks to join Shuanghui IPO syndicate
PUBLISHED : Monday, 27 January, 2014, 2:29pm, UPDATED : Monday, 27 January, 2014, 2:44pm
Ray Chan, ray.chan@scmp.com
Shuanghui International, China’s biggest pork producer which acquired Smithfield Foods for US$4.7 billion last year, has added another 10 underwriting banks to the syndicate for its ongoing US$5 billion Hong Kong initial public offering, according to people familiar with the deal said.
In a bid to expedite the planned share sale, Shuanghui International, which will be listed under the name of WH Group, a holding company created for the public offering that carries assets including Smithfield Foods and Shenzhen-listed Henan Shuanghui Investment & Development, has hired JPMorgan and Credit Suisse to join the syndicate team, bringing in a total of 16 joint bookrunners so far.
It is expected to add more banks to the Shuanghui IPO given that the size of the offering is unusually large, said bankers who have been working on the transaction since last year and who asked not to be named. The deal may come as early as the second quarter, they added.
“A few newly joined banks will take up the role of being global coordinator, a prominent position in the deal,” said a banker with direct knowledge of the situation.
Bankers in Hong Kong are putting much emphasis on the Shuanghui offering which could be one of the largest deals of this year and investors are eager to make a bet on consumer stocks at the expense of banking stocks amid worries over asset quality.
Shuanghui’s expanded syndicate team comes after the Henan-based company received the listing approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange last week, highlighting its desire to raise fresh capital to reduce its sizable outstanding loans from last year’s takeover of Smithfield, the world’s largest hog farmer and pork processor.
The mainland firm, controlled by Wan Long, one of the mainland’s richest men, borrowed a US$4 billion syndicate loan from a consortium of banks including Morgan Stanley and Bank of China.
Taking Smithfield’s exiting debt into account, the Shuanghui’s acquisition values the US firm at US$7.1 billion, according to Dealogic.
The roles and fees the additional banks would receive depend on their lining up of big investors before official marketing begins, the sources added.
The float underscores China's rise to the world's second biggest economy as mainland tycoons scour the world for acquisitions to expand their business.
The six investment banks hired for the listing include two major mainland securities houses - China Citic Securities and BOC International - and four large foreign banks - Goldman Sachs, UBS, Morgan Stanley and Standard Chartered.
und 2013 wird auch nicht schön werden
dafür gibt's Neuigkeiten zur Aktionärsstruktur, größter Anteilseigner ist inzwischen ein Chinese:
JPMorgan, Credit Suisse among 10 banks to join Shuanghui IPO syndicate
PUBLISHED : Monday, 27 January, 2014, 2:29pm, UPDATED : Monday, 27 January, 2014, 2:44pm
Ray Chan, ray.chan@scmp.com
Shuanghui International, China’s biggest pork producer which acquired Smithfield Foods for US$4.7 billion last year, has added another 10 underwriting banks to the syndicate for its ongoing US$5 billion Hong Kong initial public offering, according to people familiar with the deal said.
In a bid to expedite the planned share sale, Shuanghui International, which will be listed under the name of WH Group, a holding company created for the public offering that carries assets including Smithfield Foods and Shenzhen-listed Henan Shuanghui Investment & Development, has hired JPMorgan and Credit Suisse to join the syndicate team, bringing in a total of 16 joint bookrunners so far.
It is expected to add more banks to the Shuanghui IPO given that the size of the offering is unusually large, said bankers who have been working on the transaction since last year and who asked not to be named. The deal may come as early as the second quarter, they added.
“A few newly joined banks will take up the role of being global coordinator, a prominent position in the deal,” said a banker with direct knowledge of the situation.
Bankers in Hong Kong are putting much emphasis on the Shuanghui offering which could be one of the largest deals of this year and investors are eager to make a bet on consumer stocks at the expense of banking stocks amid worries over asset quality.
Shuanghui’s expanded syndicate team comes after the Henan-based company received the listing approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange last week, highlighting its desire to raise fresh capital to reduce its sizable outstanding loans from last year’s takeover of Smithfield, the world’s largest hog farmer and pork processor.
The mainland firm, controlled by Wan Long, one of the mainland’s richest men, borrowed a US$4 billion syndicate loan from a consortium of banks including Morgan Stanley and Bank of China.
Taking Smithfield’s exiting debt into account, the Shuanghui’s acquisition values the US firm at US$7.1 billion, according to Dealogic.
The roles and fees the additional banks would receive depend on their lining up of big investors before official marketing begins, the sources added.
The float underscores China's rise to the world's second biggest economy as mainland tycoons scour the world for acquisitions to expand their business.
The six investment banks hired for the listing include two major mainland securities houses - China Citic Securities and BOC International - and four large foreign banks - Goldman Sachs, UBS, Morgan Stanley and Standard Chartered.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.441.137 von R-BgO am 13.02.14 12:04:01es lief schon seit Nov 13 ein Übernahmeangebot (zu EUR 6,90):
MADRID Thu Nov 14, 2013 2:22am EST
Nov 14 (Reuters) - Mexican conglomerate Alfa's food unit Sigma Alimentos is finalising a full takeover bid of Spanish foods company Campofrio, Spanish daily ABC reported on Thursday, without naming sources.
ABC said the takeover plan follows an agreement by Sigma - which sells ham, cheese and yogurt among other refrigerated foods - to buy 40 percent of Campofrio from current shareholders La Caixa, Oaktree Capital and chairman Pedro Ballve.
Campofrio, with a market capitalization of 626 million euros, is the main meat processor in Europe, while Sigma operates in the United States, Mexico and Central and South America.
La Caixa, with a 4.2 percent stake in Campofrio, declined to comment on the report, while none of the other parties involved were immediately available for comment.
MADRID Thu Nov 14, 2013 2:22am EST
Nov 14 (Reuters) - Mexican conglomerate Alfa's food unit Sigma Alimentos is finalising a full takeover bid of Spanish foods company Campofrio, Spanish daily ABC reported on Thursday, without naming sources.
ABC said the takeover plan follows an agreement by Sigma - which sells ham, cheese and yogurt among other refrigerated foods - to buy 40 percent of Campofrio from current shareholders La Caixa, Oaktree Capital and chairman Pedro Ballve.
Campofrio, with a market capitalization of 626 million euros, is the main meat processor in Europe, while Sigma operates in the United States, Mexico and Central and South America.
La Caixa, with a 4.2 percent stake in Campofrio, declined to comment on the report, while none of the other parties involved were immediately available for comment.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.441.137 von R-BgO am 13.02.14 12:04:01Sustained CFG-shares purchase order
Shareholders will be able to sell their shares from July 28 to September 12 at € 6.90 per share
25.07.2014 Madrid, Spain
In the framework of the tender bid for 100% of CFG´s shares, a sustained shares purchase order will be put in place from the date July 28, 2014 until September 12 (inclusive). The purchase price is € 6.90 per share.
Holders of shares who choose to tender/sell their shares will not carry the costs arising from the sales brokerage if they execute the sale through Santander Investment Bolsa, Sociedad de Valores, SA. In the event that the sales order is executed through other intermediaries, the seller of shares will carry the brokerage costs and other expenses related to the sale, with the exception of the settlement costs of Iberclear and the Stock Exchanges, which in any case will be carried by Sigma and WH Food Group Europe Ltd.
Shareholders should contact the financial entity where they have their securities account.
Shareholders will be able to sell their shares from July 28 to September 12 at € 6.90 per share
25.07.2014 Madrid, Spain
In the framework of the tender bid for 100% of CFG´s shares, a sustained shares purchase order will be put in place from the date July 28, 2014 until September 12 (inclusive). The purchase price is € 6.90 per share.
Holders of shares who choose to tender/sell their shares will not carry the costs arising from the sales brokerage if they execute the sale through Santander Investment Bolsa, Sociedad de Valores, SA. In the event that the sales order is executed through other intermediaries, the seller of shares will carry the brokerage costs and other expenses related to the sale, with the exception of the settlement costs of Iberclear and the Stock Exchanges, which in any case will be carried by Sigma and WH Food Group Europe Ltd.
Shareholders should contact the financial entity where they have their securities account.
Mexican-Chinese duo up stake in Spanish meat firm Campofrio to 97 pct
MADRID, June 9 Mon Jun 9, 2014 10:21am EDT
(Reuters) - Mexican frozen food company Sigma Alimentos and Chinese pork producer WH Group have raised their joint stake in Spanish meat processor Campofrio to 97 percent under a tender offer launched last month, a regulatory filing showed.
Sigma, owned by conglomerate Alfa SAB, and WH Group, previously known as Shuanghai International Holdings and which recently called off its Hong Kong flotation, are among a wave of foreign investors showing increased interest in Spain as an economic recovery takes hold.
The Mexican-Chinese duo agreed to join up their stakes and share ownership of Campofrio at the end of last year, in a deal which valued the company at 700 million euros ($953 million), then launched a 6.9 euros per share bid for the remaining stock.
The companies spent over 90 million euros on buying up the further 13.15 percent of Campofrio in an offer than expired at the end of last week. Campofrio will eventually be delisted from the Madrid exchange.
Latin American investors have bought into several Spanish banks, such as Popular and Sabadell, while prominent U.S. fund managers, including billionaire George Soros, have backed some real estate ventures.
Shares of Campofrio were unchanged at 6.90 euros by 1358 GMT on Monday, in line with the offer price. The stock remains well below a peak of 25.36 euros set in 1998. ($1 = 0.7345 Euros) (Reporting by Robert Hetz; Writing by Sarah White; Editing by David Holmes)
MADRID, June 9 Mon Jun 9, 2014 10:21am EDT
(Reuters) - Mexican frozen food company Sigma Alimentos and Chinese pork producer WH Group have raised their joint stake in Spanish meat processor Campofrio to 97 percent under a tender offer launched last month, a regulatory filing showed.
Sigma, owned by conglomerate Alfa SAB, and WH Group, previously known as Shuanghai International Holdings and which recently called off its Hong Kong flotation, are among a wave of foreign investors showing increased interest in Spain as an economic recovery takes hold.
The Mexican-Chinese duo agreed to join up their stakes and share ownership of Campofrio at the end of last year, in a deal which valued the company at 700 million euros ($953 million), then launched a 6.9 euros per share bid for the remaining stock.
The companies spent over 90 million euros on buying up the further 13.15 percent of Campofrio in an offer than expired at the end of last week. Campofrio will eventually be delisted from the Madrid exchange.
Latin American investors have bought into several Spanish banks, such as Popular and Sabadell, while prominent U.S. fund managers, including billionaire George Soros, have backed some real estate ventures.
Shares of Campofrio were unchanged at 6.90 euros by 1358 GMT on Monday, in line with the offer price. The stock remains well below a peak of 25.36 euros set in 1998. ($1 = 0.7345 Euros) (Reporting by Robert Hetz; Writing by Sarah White; Editing by David Holmes)
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