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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.930.082 von e64 am 15.11.19 09:58:01Yandex ist heute der Star der Börse in Moskau gewesen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.811.779 von Westring501 am 31.10.19 21:31:53Zwei Varianten werden diskutiert: Beteiligung auf max. 20% begrenzen oder auf 50%.
Putin meint, es wird kein starres Korset geben...
https://www.finam.ru/analysis/newsitem/putin-nadeetsya-chto-…
Putin meint, es wird kein starres Korset geben...
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Was passiert denn da nun konkret , wenn das Unternehmen tatsächlich verstaatlicht wird?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/yandex-hit-kremlin-backs-limi…
(Bloomberg) -- The Kremlin is backing a draft law to restrict foreign ownership of Russia’s largest internet company, Yandex NV, and other local tech firms on national security grounds, despite warnings from providers that it will harm their businesses.
The presidential administration supports proposals by Anton Gorelkin, a United Russia deputy in the lower house of parliament, that would limit foreign ownership in “significant information resources” to 20%, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing internal issues. Yandex fell 17% in U.S. trading Friday, its biggest decline in a year.
“As global IT corporations are seeking a monopoly and conquering new markets, it’s essential that we retain national companies in this sphere,” Gorelkin said at public hearings on the draft law late Thursday. “If we say the invisible hand of the market will do everything by itself, then our technology companies may end up in the hands of larger corporations.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov didn’t respond to a request to comment. The Bell online news service earlier reported that the Kremlin supported Gorelkin’s bill, which imposes the same limit on IT companies as the one on Russian media in a 2014 law signed by President Vladimir Putin.
Yandex, which has expanded from Russia’s largest search engine to embrace services including taxis and food-delivery, has a free-float of 85% of its shares in the U.S. The draft law would hurt investments and restrict international development for Russian companies if passed in its current form, Yandex General Director Elena Bunina said at the hearings. Oleg Tumanov, founder of Russian online film and TV streaming service Ivi, said the proposed law would kill his company that’s been developing for a decade with help from foreign investors.
“Yandex will be hit for a couple more days because of margin calls,” said Alexander Losev of Sputnik AM. “Investors are scared of any news about internet restrictions.”
It’s up to the government to determine which companies would be covered by the legislation, though Yandex is likely to be among them, and it may choose to set a higher threshold in individual cases, Gorelkin said on the sidelines of the hearings.
‘Good Prospects’
The measure, which is being prepared for first reading in the lower house of parliament, “has good prospects,” Gorelkin said. It’s supported by the state communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, and the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service, “while divisions with the Communication Ministry can be resolved in a working group,” he said.
“This law is about national security. Data is the new oil,” said Igor Ashmanov, a government-linked IT expert who heads a company specializing in information technology. “What’s good about foreign investments? The Russian government is planning to spend billions to develop the digital economy.”
While Yandex’s founder Arkady Volozh and some of its developers have a special class of shares that gives them voting control in the company, “if something happens - they leave the company or, god forbid, die - these rights disappear and Yandex turns into an American pumpkin,” Ashmanov said.
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--With assistance from Yuliya Fedorinova, Alex Nicholson and Olga Voitova.
To contact the reporters on this story: Ilya Arkhipov in Moscow at iarkhipov@bloomberg.net;Ilya Khrennikov in Moscow at ikhrennikov@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Rebecca Penty at rpenty@bloomberg.net, Tony Halpin, Alex Nicholson
For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com
©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
(Bloomberg) -- The Kremlin is backing a draft law to restrict foreign ownership of Russia’s largest internet company, Yandex NV, and other local tech firms on national security grounds, despite warnings from providers that it will harm their businesses.
The presidential administration supports proposals by Anton Gorelkin, a United Russia deputy in the lower house of parliament, that would limit foreign ownership in “significant information resources” to 20%, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing internal issues. Yandex fell 17% in U.S. trading Friday, its biggest decline in a year.
“As global IT corporations are seeking a monopoly and conquering new markets, it’s essential that we retain national companies in this sphere,” Gorelkin said at public hearings on the draft law late Thursday. “If we say the invisible hand of the market will do everything by itself, then our technology companies may end up in the hands of larger corporations.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov didn’t respond to a request to comment. The Bell online news service earlier reported that the Kremlin supported Gorelkin’s bill, which imposes the same limit on IT companies as the one on Russian media in a 2014 law signed by President Vladimir Putin.
Yandex, which has expanded from Russia’s largest search engine to embrace services including taxis and food-delivery, has a free-float of 85% of its shares in the U.S. The draft law would hurt investments and restrict international development for Russian companies if passed in its current form, Yandex General Director Elena Bunina said at the hearings. Oleg Tumanov, founder of Russian online film and TV streaming service Ivi, said the proposed law would kill his company that’s been developing for a decade with help from foreign investors.
“Yandex will be hit for a couple more days because of margin calls,” said Alexander Losev of Sputnik AM. “Investors are scared of any news about internet restrictions.”
It’s up to the government to determine which companies would be covered by the legislation, though Yandex is likely to be among them, and it may choose to set a higher threshold in individual cases, Gorelkin said on the sidelines of the hearings.
‘Good Prospects’
The measure, which is being prepared for first reading in the lower house of parliament, “has good prospects,” Gorelkin said. It’s supported by the state communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, and the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service, “while divisions with the Communication Ministry can be resolved in a working group,” he said.
“This law is about national security. Data is the new oil,” said Igor Ashmanov, a government-linked IT expert who heads a company specializing in information technology. “What’s good about foreign investments? The Russian government is planning to spend billions to develop the digital economy.”
While Yandex’s founder Arkady Volozh and some of its developers have a special class of shares that gives them voting control in the company, “if something happens - they leave the company or, god forbid, die - these rights disappear and Yandex turns into an American pumpkin,” Ashmanov said.
(Updates prices, adds quote in sixth paragraph)
--With assistance from Yuliya Fedorinova, Alex Nicholson and Olga Voitova.
To contact the reporters on this story: Ilya Arkhipov in Moscow at iarkhipov@bloomberg.net;Ilya Khrennikov in Moscow at ikhrennikov@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Rebecca Penty at rpenty@bloomberg.net, Tony Halpin, Alex Nicholson
For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com
©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
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MOSCOW and AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands, July 26, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Yandex (YNDX), one of Europe's largest internet companies and the leading search provider in Russia, today announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2019.
Q2 2019 Financial Highlights(1)(2)(3)
Q2 2019 consolidated financial results
Revenues of RUB 41.4 billion ($656.3 million), up 40% compared with Q2 2018
Net income of RUB 3.4 billion ($54.2 million), down 90% compared with Q2 2018; net income margin of 8.3%
Adjusted net income of RUB 5.8 billion ($92.3 million), up 16% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted net income margin of 14.1%
Adjusted EBITDA of RUB 13.1 billion ($207.6 million), up 50% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted EBITDA margin of 31.6%
Q2 2019 financial results excluding Yandex.Market in 2018 and 2019
Revenues excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 41.4 billion ($656.3 million), up 41% compared with Q2 2018
Net income excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 4.5 billion ($70.6 million), down 3% compared with Q2 2018
Adjusted net income excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 6.9 billion ($108.8 million), up 31% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted net income margin excluding Yandex.Market of 16.6%
Adjusted EBITDA excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 13.1 billion ($207.6 million), up 48% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted EBITDA margin excluding Yandex.Market of 31.6%
Cash, cash equivalents and term deposits as of June 30, 2019:
RUB 75.0 billion ($1,189.2 million) on a consolidated basis
Of which RUB 24.9 billion ($395.5 million) related to Taxi segment
Q2 2019 Operational and Corporate Highlights
Share of Russian search market, including mobile, averaged 56.9% in Q2 2019, up from 56.2% in Q2 2018 and down slightly from 57.0% in Q1 2019, according to Yandex.Radar
Search share on Android in Russia was 52.3% in Q2 2019, up from 47.8% in Q2 2018 and 51.2% in Q1 2019, according to Yandex.Radar
Search queries in Russia grew 9% compared with Q2 2018
Paid clicks on Yandex’s and its partners’ websites, in aggregate, increased 17% compared with Q2 2018. Excluding Yandex.Market, paid clicks grew 20% compared to Q2 2018
Average cost per click grew 2% compared with Q2 2018. Excluding Yandex.Market, average cost per click increased 1% compared to Q2 2018
Number of rides in the Taxi segment grew 49% year-on-year compared with Q2 2018
Yandex introduced the smart home concept, powered by its AI-assistant Alice
Yandex.Auto became the official supplier of infotainment systems for Renault, Nissan, and LADA in Russia
Q2 2019 Subsequent Events
MLU B.V., Yandex’s ride-sharing and food delivery joint venture with Uber, announced an agreement to acquire the IP and call-centers of the Vezet group of companies in Russia
“We have delivered consolidated revenue growth of more than 40% year-on-year for the fifth straight quarter,” said Arkady Volozh, Chief Executive Officer of Yandex. “Thanks to our focus on sustainable, long-term investments, we have built a strong ecosystem that is continuing to play a key role in the rapid growth of both our existing and new businesses. As a result, non-core businesses contributed one-third of consolidated revenues in Q2. Our advanced capabilities in machine learning are helping to deliver exciting results in self-driving. We also continue integrating Alice, our voice assistant, into a growing number of different platforms to help users get things done more easily, including at home and in their cars.”
“We had a great quarter, with revenues up 41% year-on-year, excluding Yandex.Market,” said Greg Abovsky, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Yandex. “In Q2 our Taxi segment had strong momentum and became profitable, and we also continued to improve profitability in ride-sharing as well as the unit economics of our food delivery business. We are extremely excited about this business. Our recently announced agreement to acquire the IP and call centers of Vezet Group is in line with our plans to further invest in the regions and to boost safety and security technologies in the taxi market.”
MOSCOW and AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands, July 26, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Yandex (YNDX), one of Europe's largest internet companies and the leading search provider in Russia, today announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2019.
Q2 2019 Financial Highlights(1)(2)(3)
Q2 2019 consolidated financial results
Revenues of RUB 41.4 billion ($656.3 million), up 40% compared with Q2 2018
Net income of RUB 3.4 billion ($54.2 million), down 90% compared with Q2 2018; net income margin of 8.3%
Adjusted net income of RUB 5.8 billion ($92.3 million), up 16% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted net income margin of 14.1%
Adjusted EBITDA of RUB 13.1 billion ($207.6 million), up 50% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted EBITDA margin of 31.6%
Q2 2019 financial results excluding Yandex.Market in 2018 and 2019
Revenues excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 41.4 billion ($656.3 million), up 41% compared with Q2 2018
Net income excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 4.5 billion ($70.6 million), down 3% compared with Q2 2018
Adjusted net income excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 6.9 billion ($108.8 million), up 31% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted net income margin excluding Yandex.Market of 16.6%
Adjusted EBITDA excluding Yandex.Market of RUB 13.1 billion ($207.6 million), up 48% compared with Q2 2018; adjusted EBITDA margin excluding Yandex.Market of 31.6%
Cash, cash equivalents and term deposits as of June 30, 2019:
RUB 75.0 billion ($1,189.2 million) on a consolidated basis
Of which RUB 24.9 billion ($395.5 million) related to Taxi segment
Q2 2019 Operational and Corporate Highlights
Share of Russian search market, including mobile, averaged 56.9% in Q2 2019, up from 56.2% in Q2 2018 and down slightly from 57.0% in Q1 2019, according to Yandex.Radar
Search share on Android in Russia was 52.3% in Q2 2019, up from 47.8% in Q2 2018 and 51.2% in Q1 2019, according to Yandex.Radar
Search queries in Russia grew 9% compared with Q2 2018
Paid clicks on Yandex’s and its partners’ websites, in aggregate, increased 17% compared with Q2 2018. Excluding Yandex.Market, paid clicks grew 20% compared to Q2 2018
Average cost per click grew 2% compared with Q2 2018. Excluding Yandex.Market, average cost per click increased 1% compared to Q2 2018
Number of rides in the Taxi segment grew 49% year-on-year compared with Q2 2018
Yandex introduced the smart home concept, powered by its AI-assistant Alice
Yandex.Auto became the official supplier of infotainment systems for Renault, Nissan, and LADA in Russia
Q2 2019 Subsequent Events
MLU B.V., Yandex’s ride-sharing and food delivery joint venture with Uber, announced an agreement to acquire the IP and call-centers of the Vezet group of companies in Russia
“We have delivered consolidated revenue growth of more than 40% year-on-year for the fifth straight quarter,” said Arkady Volozh, Chief Executive Officer of Yandex. “Thanks to our focus on sustainable, long-term investments, we have built a strong ecosystem that is continuing to play a key role in the rapid growth of both our existing and new businesses. As a result, non-core businesses contributed one-third of consolidated revenues in Q2. Our advanced capabilities in machine learning are helping to deliver exciting results in self-driving. We also continue integrating Alice, our voice assistant, into a growing number of different platforms to help users get things done more easily, including at home and in their cars.”
“We had a great quarter, with revenues up 41% year-on-year, excluding Yandex.Market,” said Greg Abovsky, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Yandex. “In Q2 our Taxi segment had strong momentum and became profitable, and we also continued to improve profitability in ride-sharing as well as the unit economics of our food delivery business. We are extremely excited about this business. Our recently announced agreement to acquire the IP and call centers of Vezet Group is in line with our plans to further invest in the regions and to boost safety and security technologies in the taxi market.”
Gegenüber 2018, steigt der Gewinn in Q1 um 69%
https://www.finam.ru/analysis/newsitem/pribyl-yandeksa-v-1-k…
… und ich bin immer noch nicht dabei...
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… und ich bin immer noch nicht dabei...
Die Zahlen für 2018 sind da:
https://www.reuters.com/article/yandex-results/russias-yande…
https://www.reuters.com/article/yandex-results/russias-yande…
Der russische Konzern Yandex lanciert ein Smartphone
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