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[Paulos]

ENERGIS (WKN: 910663) ist aktuell mit nur 1.202 in Frankfurt gehandelten Aktien 22,73 % im Plus!

ZOCKER aufgepasst, hier ist die nächste Chance für den schnellen €URO!

- Paulos -

[jgh]

...handelsvolumen €32

[GeldHammer]

das ist doch eine Leistung 32 E super

[Paulos]

Kann ich doch nichts dafür!
Aber überlegt Euch doch mal was passiert, wenn hier 10 Tsd., 100 Tsd. oder 1 Mio. Aktien gekauft werden. Liege ich falsch, oder geht da nicht die Post ab?
Hier sind 100.000 Aktien für knapp 3000 € zu haben. Wo gibt es das schon??? Dann muss doch der Kurs explodieren? Eure Meinung bitte!

- Paulos -

[benefactor [KommA]]

The Energis group


Founded in 1993, Energis is an award-winning e-business IT services and telecommunications solutions provider. It is focused on the business marketplace, offering integrated solutions from a portfolio of data, voice, connectivity, complex managed hosting and managed application services. The company has a significant presence in the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland and Poland. Major clients include the BBC, Freeserve, The Co-Operative Bank, Ordnance Survey and Virgin Money.

21/02/02
Strategic Review Statement


The Board of Energis has today entered into discussions with its bankers about the preliminary results of the strategic review of its business which commenced following its trading statement on 24 January.

In the light of the changed market environment and Energis’ current position the review has looked at the best means of improving cash generation and EBITDA growth.

The review confirms that Energis’ core UK operations, which are expected to account for approximately 75% of its overall revenue and approximately 125% of its EBITDA for the year ending March 2002, are expected to be free cash flow positive before interest during the next financial year.

The review indicates that the company’s Continental European businesses as a whole have attractive prospects but require significant further funding in the near future.

Accordingly the company believes it is appropriate actively to pursue the disposal of its Continental European businesses.

In parallel with these actions, the Board has reviewed the Group’s financial position.

The Group expects to be unable to comply with certain of the existing financial covenants in the loan agreement to Energis Holdings Limited (EHL), the holding company of its UK business. Accordingly, at a meeting today with its banks, Energis will be making proposals to amend these covenants.

The company is also making a proposal to draw down funds from the facility. These funds will provide liquidity for the UK operations. Cash balances at Energis plc will be utilised to support other Group companies pending their orderly disposal. However, in the medium term, Energis does not expect to be able to make continuing transfers of funds from EHL to Energis plc. Consequently the Board is reviewing a range of options to secure a more appropriate long term financing structure for Energis plc. These include exploring a restructuring of the bonds in Energis plc.

National Grid Group plc (“NGG” ) has advised the Board of Energis that: “NGG will consider the Energis strategic review in the light of the interests of NGG shareholders. The Energis Board should not assume that it can rely on NGG for additional financial support.”

Energis is restructuring its UK business to improve efficiency, accountability and control. Staff functions will be centralised, simplifying support processes and reducing overheads. This is expected to result in a reduction of £25 million per annum in operational expenditure and approximately 400 job losses in the UK.

The Board has also accepted the resignations of two executive directors, Bob Taylor and John Beaumont. John Beaumont will be joining UK eUniversities as CEO from March.

The Board expects to make a further statement once the results of the strategic review have been concluded and the banks have responded to these proposals.

14/03/2002
Strategic Review Update


Following its statement of 21 February, Energis announces that it is in discussions with a number of parties who have expressed interest in the Group’s businesses. These will be assessed according to their ability to deliver maximum value for company stakeholders in the context of the overall financial restructuring of Energis.

Energis continues discussions with its lending banks. We are pleased to be able to confirm that these banks have enabled Energis’ UK business to draw down funds for short-term liquidity from the existing loan facility.

A group of bondholders have formed a committee and have retained professional advisers to assist them in relation to Energis plc, the ultimate holding company of the Group. These advisers have informed Energis that they represent holders of approximately 50% of the company’s outstanding bonds. Energis has already commenced constructive discussions with these advisers and has also informed the trustee for the bonds, The Bank of New York.

Energis intends to seek to develop with its banks, bondholders and other stakeholders a proposal for the consensual restructuring of the Group’s balance sheet. In view of the proposed restructuring, Energis has decided not to pay tomorrow the cash interest due, totalling £13.7 million on its £300 million 9.125% senior notes due 2010. The company’s key lending banks have indicated their support for this approach. Under the terms of the bonds, Energis has a 30 day grace period to cure the non-payment.

David Wickham, Energis CEO, said: "We are now in constructive discussions with key constituencies to effect a restructuring of Energis` balance sheet. We believe that this is the best way forward for stakeholders to secure the long-term position of the business. Operationally we remain focused on working with our customers, partners, suppliers and employees."

4/4/02
Strategic Review Update


In its statement of 21 February, Energis announced its intention to focus its business around its core UK operations and dispose of its Continental European businesses.

The Board of Energis has considered the options to deliver maximum value for Energis plc stakeholders in the light of expressions of interest received.

The Group is in discussions with potential purchasers of its national businesses in Germany (Energis Ision) and The Netherlands (Energis NV). The Board has decided to continue to support these businesses while discussions progress on their sale.

The Group’s wholesale carrier business in Continental Europe, however, requires significant funding which is considered to outweigh any probable sale benefits. Accordingly, in the interest of preserving cash resources, the Board has decided that it cannot provide further funding for Energis Switzerland AG (ECS), which is therefore expected to file for the opening of insolvency proceedings. Energis has informed its lending banks and the ad hoc committee of bondholders of this action.

Energis remains committed to its strong UK business. The lending banks have shown their support for this business and continue to provide funding ahead of their review of Energis’ full financial restructuring proposals to secure the long term financial position of the company. Energis continues discussions with the ad hoc committee of bondholders, which is supporting the financial restructuring process.

10/5/02
Strategic Review Update


Following previous statements, in which Energis has outlined its intention to develop a consensual restructuring of the Group’s balance sheet and focus on its core UK business, the Board of Energis plc can now report further progress.

Constructive discussions with Energis’ lending banks, the ad hoc committee of bondholders and potential investors are now proceeding towards a recapitalisation of Energis plc or a change of ownership of the Group’s UK business.

The lending banks have shown their continuing support for Energis’ UK business and continue to provide funding to meet its cash requirements. The Board is confident that the UK business will be placed on a stable financial footing. However recapitalisation, or sale of the UK business, would, at best, lead to significant dilution for existing shareholders.

It has also become clear that a sale of Energis’ German subsidiary, Ision Internet AG, is unlikely. Accordingly, in the interest of preserving cash resources, the Board has decided to stop funding Ision. Ision Internet AG has informed Energis plc that it intends to commence insolvency proceedings. Energis has informed its lending banks and the ad hoc committee of bondholders of this action.

Recently, a majority of bondholders approved an amendment to the bonds that eliminated the automatic acceleration of the bonds upon the event of default resulting from an Ision insolvency.

Whilst Ision Internet AG and its subsidiaries are likely to make claims against Energis plc, the insolvency of Ision is not expected to have a material effect on Energis’ core UK trading business.

Energis continues to support its national business in The Netherlands (Energis NV) whilst discussions progress on its sale. Energis also continues to explore its options in relation to its joint venture Energis Polska.

17 May 2002
Statement on Capital


As previously announced, consistent with Energis’ focus on its UK business and in the interests of preserving cash resources, the Board decided to stop funding Energis` Swiss and German operations. Ision Internet AG and Energis (Switzerland) AG have since commenced insolvency proceedings.

Constructive discussions with Energis’ lending banks, the ad hoc committee of bondholders and potential investors are continuing towards a recapitalisation of Energis plc (by way of a debt for equity swap) or a change of ownership of the UK business. However, a debt for equity swap would lead to significant dilution of existing shareholders and a sale of the Dutch and UK businesses would not offer any value to existing shareholders.

The recent decisions to cease funding Energis` German and Swiss operations, together with the values implied by the expressions of interest in the UK and Dutch businesses reflect the difficult environment in the telecommunications industry. In view of this current environment Energis has revised and re-stated the value at which its subsidiaries are carried on its balance sheet in accordance with applicable UK accounting standards.

As a result, the value of Energis` assets (net of its liabilities) is now less than half of its called-up share capital. Energis has informed its lending banks and the ad hoc committee of bondholders accordingly.

In these circumstances, the directors are obliged by section 142 of the Companies Act 1985 to convene an extraordinary general meeting of Energis for the purpose of considering whether any, and if so what, steps should be taken to deal with the situation.

Accordingly, a circular is being posted to shareholders to convene such a meeting for 14 June 2002.

24 June 2002
Energis wins another Virgin deal


Energis plc has won a three year contract to supply telephony and data network services to leading mobile phone company Virgin Mobile.

The Energis solution will enable Virgin Mobile to manage all in-bound calls to its call centre in Trowbridge and provide real-time monitoring and control of call traffic. This will allow Virgin Mobile to maximise the efficiency of its call centre, leading to a better service for its customers and more flexible staffing.

Energis will also be responsible for managing Virgin Mobile’s existing point-to-point data network.

The new services from Energis are expected to yield cost savings of approximately 25% for Virgin Mobile and are scalable to support future growth.

Rob McLeod, managing director of Corporate Solutions at Energis, said: “Having recently been chosen to provide hosting services to Virgin Money, we are delighted that Virgin Mobile has now awarded us with a telephony and networking contract. We look forward to supporting their business over the coming years.”

Jon Kandiah, Technical Services Director at Virgin Mobile, said: “ Energis impressed us with their dedication to supplying not just the technology we need, but also the people we need to make things happen. They are obviously committed to our success - a clinching factor in our selection.”

Notes to Editors

About Energis (www.energis.co.uk)
Energis is a leading UK telecommunications, internet and e-business solutions provider. It is focused on the business marketplace offering a portfolio of data, voice, call centre, connectivity, complex managed hosting and managed application services.

Energis hosts more than 25,000 commercial websites and around 1 billion call minutes a week are routed over the Energis network.

Major customers include the BBC, Boots, Thomas Cook and Freeserve.


About Virgin Mobile
Virgin Mobile is now established as the most successful virtual network operator in the world, and is the UK’s fifth network. Since its launch in November 1999 it has attracted over 1.75 million customers, making it one of the fastest growing mobile phone companies in history.

Virgin Mobile is a 50:50 joint venture company between Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group and Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile, and is the UK’s first mobile virtual operator.

It has scored a number of firsts, including being the first operator to scrap peak rate calls, introduce a daily discounting tariff, the first company in the world to introduce an integrated MP3 mobile phone and the first company to offer all of its customers a content-rich voice portal with the launch of its 4321 service.

In the UK, Virgin Mobile phones are available direct on 0845 6000 600; on the web at www.virginmobile.com ; or on the High Street at over 6,000 outlets including Virgin Megastore, V.SHOP, Sanity, Sainsbury, Tesco, Safeway, Kwik Save, Jungle.com, WH Smith, Co-op, Asda, John Lewis, Littlewoods, Morrisons, Argos, The Link, Dixons, Carphone Warehouse, Comet, Phones 4 U and TOMO.

[Paulos]

# an benefactor

Danke für diese Info`s. Aber was ist Deine Meinung? Lohnt es sich hier einzusteigen oder sagst Du lieber "Finger weg!"???

- Paulos -

[benefactor [KommA]]

Also deine Überlegung ist absoluter Schwachsinn. Da der Kurs in England (London) gemacht wird. Und keiner nach Deutschland schaut. Der 30T Durchschnitt liegt in Deutschland (Frankfurt) bei 283,54€ und der 250T bei 5.474,58€. In England dagegen liegt der 30T D. bei 15.267.156,06 GBP und der 250T D. bei 883,96 Mio.GBP. Aber Energis ist bestimmt einen Zock wert. Aber besser ist es wohl über London zu ordern.

[Paulos]

# an benefactor

Ist ja alles richtig was Du sagst. Nur vielleicht kann man über das Board etwas Aufmerksamkeit für ENERGIS erzeugen. Ich habe im Gefühl, das es bei denen wieder aufwärts geht. Wenn man sich die Zahlen anschaut, sieht das doch gar nicht so schlecht aus. Meiner Meinung nach ist ENERGIS total unterbewertet. Eine gute Nachricht und der Kurs geht Richtung Norden. Es lohnt sich, ENERGIS einmal genauer zu betrachten!!!

- Paulos -

[Paulos]

Mühsam, aber immerhin ein PLUS!

Heute in Frankfurt:

0,028 + 0,002 + 7,69 %

Ich werde mir ENERGIS mal genauer betrachten!

- Paulos -

[Paulos]

Also hier müssten wir doch nun tatsächlich mal den Boden gesehen haben. Es kann eigentlich mit ENERGIS nur noch aufwärts gehen, oder sie müssen ihren Laden zumachen. Selbst kleinste Orders bringen hier den Kurs kräftig nach oben. Mit kleinen Verkäufen wird natürlich genau das Gegenteil erreicht. Aber so billig wie jetzt bekommt man die Anteile sicher nie wieder.

- Paulos -