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In Focus Money von letzer Woche ein interessanter Artikel über Nebenwerte aus Frankreich. Am spannendsten dabei meines Erachtens Global Graphics (FR0004152221). GG wird Microsoft eine Spezialsoftware für das neue Windows "Vista" liefern, daß Ende 2006 auf den Markt kommt. Damit kann in besserer Druckqualität gedruckt werden. Druckerhersteller, welche das neue Druckformat von Microsoft/Global Graphics nutzen wollen, müssen eine Lizenz von GG erwerben. Zudem gibt es eine Umsatzbeteiligung pro verkauftem Gerät.
Meines Erachtens eine super story, spätestens wenn die ersten Analysten darauf aufmerksam werden. KGV 06 liegt bei 14,6.
Habe mir auch die Zahlen auf der Homepage augeschaut, sieht auch dort sehr solide aus. Per Ende September war GG bereits so gut wie im gesamten Jahr 2004. Zudem hat sich auch der Cash-Bestand von 1,1 Mio auf 4,2 Mio erhöht.
Meines Erachtens eine super story, spätestens wenn die ersten Analysten darauf aufmerksam werden. KGV 06 liegt bei 14,6.
Habe mir auch die Zahlen auf der Homepage augeschaut, sieht auch dort sehr solide aus. Per Ende September war GG bereits so gut wie im gesamten Jahr 2004. Zudem hat sich auch der Cash-Bestand von 1,1 Mio auf 4,2 Mio erhöht.
Hier noch der link zur Homepage:
http://www.globalgraphics.com/
http://www.globalgraphics.com/
Pompey (France), 20 October 2005 - GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the third quarter and the nine-month period ended 30 September 2005.
Comparisons for the third quarter 2005 with the third quarter of the previous year include:
Sales of Euro 4.3 million this quarter (Euro 4.3 million also at Q3 2004 exchange rates) compared with Euro 4.5 million in Q3 2004;
EBITA margin of 31.7% in Q3 2005 compared with 31.5% in Q3 2004;
Net income of 0.2 million this quarter compared with Euro 0.4 million in Q3 2004;
Pro forma net income of Euro 1.4 million this quarter compared with Euro 1.5 million in Q3 2004, and;
Pro forma EPS of 0.14 this quarter compared with Euro 0.15 in Q3 2004.
Jim Freidah, Chief Operating Officer, commented, “Sales slowed down during this quarter, showing a 3.5% decrease at constant exchange rates compared with the same quarter of 2004. Typically our slowest period of the year because of the summer months, revenues from our traditional market were particularly sluggish, down 8.9% for the third quarter and 6.0% year-to-date compared with the same period of 2004, at constant exchange rates. The pre-show pause in the lead up to a major US graphic arts trade show in September, Print ’05, contributed to this slow down, but we are expecting a strong fourth quarter to emerge from post show sales activity by our OEMs and system integrators at this event. Notably we expect increased revenue to result from sales of our Harlequin Print Production Manager, an initiative to target small format computer-to-plate and entry-level digital presses, and which several of our customers have already made standard with their RIPs.
“Growth in the digital print and electronic document segments remains strong. This growth is supported by a significant increase in revenues from customer shipments of production digital presses and digital office copier/printers (convenience digital print). Revenues from digital print and electronic documents are showing increases of 1.7% and 12.0% at constant exchange rates over the third quarter and year-to-date period of 2004, respectively. They account for approximately 55.9% of the Company’s total sales for the nine months to 30 September 2005 (51.6% for the first nine months of 2004).
“The first nine months of 2005 show a 3.2% increase at constant exchange rates compared with the first nine months of 2004. Looking ahead, there is growing interest from the major printer manufacturers in our XPS Early Adopter Programme. A strong sales pipeline is developing from our overall strategy to expand revenues from the digital print market where our technical excellence and flexibility provide us with a clear competitive advantage when approaching these accounts.”
Third quarter 2005 performance
Sales for the quarter amounted to Euro 4.3 million, compared with Euro 4.5 million in the third quarter 2004. The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars was approximately 85.7% this quarter. Accordingly, exchange rate fluctuations with the Euro continued to impact upon on the Company’s sales and results of operations: had sales made in US dollars this quarter been converted at the average US dollar rate applicable in the same quarter of 2004 (i.e. 1.223 US dollars for 1 Euro), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 4.3 million this quarter, showing a decrease of 3.5% over those reported in Q3 2004 at constant exchange rates.
Total operating expenses (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization, share compensation expenses and the net effect of the capitalization of development expenses amounting to Euro 0.1 million this quarter) for this quarter amounted to Euro 2.9 million, as in Q3 2004, and compared to Euro 3.0 million in Q2 2005.
EBITA (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.4 million for this quarter, similar to the amount reported in Q3 2004. EBITA margin was 31.7% of this quarter’s sales compared with 31.5% in Q3 2004 and 38.0% in Q2 2005.
Net profit for the third quarter 2005 was Euro 0.2 million, compared to Euro 0.4 million for the same period of 2004, the latter amount including a net profit from discontinued operations amounting to Euro 0.1 million.
Pro forma net income (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.4 million for this quarter, compared with Euro 1.5 million in Q3 2004 and Euro 2.7 million reported in the second quarter of 2005 after effect of a deferred tax credit of Euro 1.1 million. Accordingly, pro forma EPS was Euro 0.14 this quarter compared with Euro 0.15 in Q3 2004, or a 6.7% decrease over Q3 2004.
First nine months performance
Sales for the first nine months of 2005 were Euro 14.5 million, slightly above the figure reported for the first nine months of 2004. The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars is approximately 83.1% on a year-to-date basis in 2005. Had sales made in US dollars for the first nine months of 2005 been converted using the average US dollar rate applicable in the same period of 2004 (i.e. 1.228 US dollars for 1 Euro for the first nine months of 2004 vs. 1.266 US dollars for 1 Euro for the first nine months of 2005), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 15.0 million for the first nine months of 2005, showing a 3.2% increase over 2004 sales at constant exchange rates.
EBITA was Euro 5.3 million for the first nine months of 2005, or 36.6% of the period’s sales, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 4.9 million (33.7% of the first nine months of 2004 sales), showing a 9.0% improvement over the 2004 figure.
Net profit was Euro 2.7 million for the nine months to 30 September 2005, compared with a nominal net loss for the nine months to 30 September 2004.
Pro forma net income was Euro 6.2 million for the first nine months of 2005, or Euro 0.62 per share, an increase of 30.9% over the 2004 figure of Euro 4.8 million, or Euro 0.48 per share.
Johan Volckaerts, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer commented, “We currently expect results for the quarter and the year ending 31 December 2005 to allow us to reach the low end of the range for the 2005 pro forma EPS guidance provided last May, namely pro forma EPS of Euro 0.74 before tax effect and pro forma EPS of Euro 0.89 after tax effect. The US dollar strengthened during September to around 1.200 US dollars for 1 Euro, compared to our average year-to-date exchange rate of 1.266 US dollars for 1 Euro. However, if this improvement of 5.5% were to continue until year-end, it would no longer have a material impact on overall EPS for the year.
Comparisons for the third quarter 2005 with the third quarter of the previous year include:
Sales of Euro 4.3 million this quarter (Euro 4.3 million also at Q3 2004 exchange rates) compared with Euro 4.5 million in Q3 2004;
EBITA margin of 31.7% in Q3 2005 compared with 31.5% in Q3 2004;
Net income of 0.2 million this quarter compared with Euro 0.4 million in Q3 2004;
Pro forma net income of Euro 1.4 million this quarter compared with Euro 1.5 million in Q3 2004, and;
Pro forma EPS of 0.14 this quarter compared with Euro 0.15 in Q3 2004.
Jim Freidah, Chief Operating Officer, commented, “Sales slowed down during this quarter, showing a 3.5% decrease at constant exchange rates compared with the same quarter of 2004. Typically our slowest period of the year because of the summer months, revenues from our traditional market were particularly sluggish, down 8.9% for the third quarter and 6.0% year-to-date compared with the same period of 2004, at constant exchange rates. The pre-show pause in the lead up to a major US graphic arts trade show in September, Print ’05, contributed to this slow down, but we are expecting a strong fourth quarter to emerge from post show sales activity by our OEMs and system integrators at this event. Notably we expect increased revenue to result from sales of our Harlequin Print Production Manager, an initiative to target small format computer-to-plate and entry-level digital presses, and which several of our customers have already made standard with their RIPs.
“Growth in the digital print and electronic document segments remains strong. This growth is supported by a significant increase in revenues from customer shipments of production digital presses and digital office copier/printers (convenience digital print). Revenues from digital print and electronic documents are showing increases of 1.7% and 12.0% at constant exchange rates over the third quarter and year-to-date period of 2004, respectively. They account for approximately 55.9% of the Company’s total sales for the nine months to 30 September 2005 (51.6% for the first nine months of 2004).
“The first nine months of 2005 show a 3.2% increase at constant exchange rates compared with the first nine months of 2004. Looking ahead, there is growing interest from the major printer manufacturers in our XPS Early Adopter Programme. A strong sales pipeline is developing from our overall strategy to expand revenues from the digital print market where our technical excellence and flexibility provide us with a clear competitive advantage when approaching these accounts.”
Third quarter 2005 performance
Sales for the quarter amounted to Euro 4.3 million, compared with Euro 4.5 million in the third quarter 2004. The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars was approximately 85.7% this quarter. Accordingly, exchange rate fluctuations with the Euro continued to impact upon on the Company’s sales and results of operations: had sales made in US dollars this quarter been converted at the average US dollar rate applicable in the same quarter of 2004 (i.e. 1.223 US dollars for 1 Euro), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 4.3 million this quarter, showing a decrease of 3.5% over those reported in Q3 2004 at constant exchange rates.
Total operating expenses (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization, share compensation expenses and the net effect of the capitalization of development expenses amounting to Euro 0.1 million this quarter) for this quarter amounted to Euro 2.9 million, as in Q3 2004, and compared to Euro 3.0 million in Q2 2005.
EBITA (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.4 million for this quarter, similar to the amount reported in Q3 2004. EBITA margin was 31.7% of this quarter’s sales compared with 31.5% in Q3 2004 and 38.0% in Q2 2005.
Net profit for the third quarter 2005 was Euro 0.2 million, compared to Euro 0.4 million for the same period of 2004, the latter amount including a net profit from discontinued operations amounting to Euro 0.1 million.
Pro forma net income (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.4 million for this quarter, compared with Euro 1.5 million in Q3 2004 and Euro 2.7 million reported in the second quarter of 2005 after effect of a deferred tax credit of Euro 1.1 million. Accordingly, pro forma EPS was Euro 0.14 this quarter compared with Euro 0.15 in Q3 2004, or a 6.7% decrease over Q3 2004.
First nine months performance
Sales for the first nine months of 2005 were Euro 14.5 million, slightly above the figure reported for the first nine months of 2004. The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars is approximately 83.1% on a year-to-date basis in 2005. Had sales made in US dollars for the first nine months of 2005 been converted using the average US dollar rate applicable in the same period of 2004 (i.e. 1.228 US dollars for 1 Euro for the first nine months of 2004 vs. 1.266 US dollars for 1 Euro for the first nine months of 2005), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 15.0 million for the first nine months of 2005, showing a 3.2% increase over 2004 sales at constant exchange rates.
EBITA was Euro 5.3 million for the first nine months of 2005, or 36.6% of the period’s sales, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 4.9 million (33.7% of the first nine months of 2004 sales), showing a 9.0% improvement over the 2004 figure.
Net profit was Euro 2.7 million for the nine months to 30 September 2005, compared with a nominal net loss for the nine months to 30 September 2004.
Pro forma net income was Euro 6.2 million for the first nine months of 2005, or Euro 0.62 per share, an increase of 30.9% over the 2004 figure of Euro 4.8 million, or Euro 0.48 per share.
Johan Volckaerts, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer commented, “We currently expect results for the quarter and the year ending 31 December 2005 to allow us to reach the low end of the range for the 2005 pro forma EPS guidance provided last May, namely pro forma EPS of Euro 0.74 before tax effect and pro forma EPS of Euro 0.89 after tax effect. The US dollar strengthened during September to around 1.200 US dollars for 1 Euro, compared to our average year-to-date exchange rate of 1.266 US dollars for 1 Euro. However, if this improvement of 5.5% were to continue until year-end, it would no longer have a material impact on overall EPS for the year.
Financial reporting schedule
Quarter end Reporting date
31 December 2005 (and 2005 full year results) 9 February 2006
31 March 2006 20 April 2006
30 June 2006 (and 2006 interim results) 27 July 2006
30 September 2006 20 October 2006
Quarter end Reporting date
31 December 2005 (and 2005 full year results) 9 February 2006
31 March 2006 20 April 2006
30 June 2006 (and 2006 interim results) 27 July 2006
30 September 2006 20 October 2006
An der Euronext derzeit 11,69 und in Berlin nur 11,29. Obs jemand merkt...?
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Global Graphics provides consulting services and a reference implementation for next generation Microsoft print technology
Centreville, US and Cambridge, UK 25.04.2005 18:00:00
Global Graphics` print industry expertise helps usher in next generation printing in Microsoft Windows operating system code-named "Longhorn"
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG), an acknowledged expert in technology for open document and print solutions, announces that it is providing consultancy and proof of concept development services to Microsoft to help deliver new and innovative solutions for printing and electronic documents built on Microsoft`s new XML-based document technology, code-named "Metro". This new format is planned for availability in Microsoft`s next version of the Windows operating system code-named "Longhorn".
As an extension of this work, Global Graphics is debuting its own new generation of Raster Image Processor (RIP) and Page Description Language (PDL) solutions which will be made available under license to hardware and software vendors to support this new print and document format in their products.
For almost two years, Global Graphics` Technical Services Consulting Group has been working with Microsoft`s Windows development teams on the specification for "Metro". Unveiled today by Microsoft, "Metro" is an open format that allows users to share, print and archive paginated-layout documents and used in document workflows. As a Page Description Language (PDL), "Metro" will offer significantly improved screen-to-print fidelity to meet knowledge worker demand for documents rich in graphics content as well as the high fidelity needs of the digital imaging marketplace.
As an integral part of the consulting project, Global Graphics has been developing a print reference implementation RIP that will be shipped with a Microsoft Windows-based developer toolset, enabling hardware and software developers in the evaluation and benchmarking of quality printed output.
Jim Freidah, Global Graphics` chief operating officer, says, "It is exciting to have been involved right from the earliest stages of this project and today, be at the leading edge of a new technology that will have a beneficial impact on a huge user base. We will offer products based on this next generation RIP technology and make them available under license to printer manufacturers and software integrators worldwide. Customers will reap the commercial benefit of our early involvement and development because they can get their own products to market earlier. In effect, we have made an investment on their behalf in an emerging print path and electronic document format that they will need to process in the future."
Madelyn Bryant McIntire, product unit manager for the Windows Digital Documents Platform and Solutions group at Microsoft Corp., comments, "We are working closely with the team at Global Graphics to ensure our printing and document solutions for `Longhorn` address the needs of the print industry and that our design can be implemented by the hardware and software industries. Global Graphics` expertise makes it a well-rounded company to work with on ‘Longhorn` printing and our proof-of-concept project. "
Jim Freidah, added, "The expertise that Microsoft has drawn upon relates to our print and document technologies where we have very strong credentials and a wealth of experience. In particular we are well-known for the speed and quality of our Raster Image Processing and Page Description Language technology."
Global Graphics has a long history of providing cross-platform, high-performance software that allows businesses to create, share, store and print documents. The Company`s software technology is integral to products produced by printer manufacturers, document companies, and systems integrators worldwide. The Company`s broad technology portfolio includes: Raster Image Processors that convert text and images into printable form; software for document conversion and manipulation; and, components for digital workflows and color management.
In particular, it specializes in technology for processing Page Description Languages. The company has worked with PostScript® since 1986, and with the Portable Document Format (PDF) since its introduction in 1993. With an extensive patent portfolio that touches many areas of printing technology, Global Graphics is an active supporter of industry standards and works with a wide range of industry bodies and consultative groups to ensure that its software complies with the latest specifications
Centreville, US and Cambridge, UK 25.04.2005 18:00:00
Global Graphics` print industry expertise helps usher in next generation printing in Microsoft Windows operating system code-named "Longhorn"
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG), an acknowledged expert in technology for open document and print solutions, announces that it is providing consultancy and proof of concept development services to Microsoft to help deliver new and innovative solutions for printing and electronic documents built on Microsoft`s new XML-based document technology, code-named "Metro". This new format is planned for availability in Microsoft`s next version of the Windows operating system code-named "Longhorn".
As an extension of this work, Global Graphics is debuting its own new generation of Raster Image Processor (RIP) and Page Description Language (PDL) solutions which will be made available under license to hardware and software vendors to support this new print and document format in their products.
For almost two years, Global Graphics` Technical Services Consulting Group has been working with Microsoft`s Windows development teams on the specification for "Metro". Unveiled today by Microsoft, "Metro" is an open format that allows users to share, print and archive paginated-layout documents and used in document workflows. As a Page Description Language (PDL), "Metro" will offer significantly improved screen-to-print fidelity to meet knowledge worker demand for documents rich in graphics content as well as the high fidelity needs of the digital imaging marketplace.
As an integral part of the consulting project, Global Graphics has been developing a print reference implementation RIP that will be shipped with a Microsoft Windows-based developer toolset, enabling hardware and software developers in the evaluation and benchmarking of quality printed output.
Jim Freidah, Global Graphics` chief operating officer, says, "It is exciting to have been involved right from the earliest stages of this project and today, be at the leading edge of a new technology that will have a beneficial impact on a huge user base. We will offer products based on this next generation RIP technology and make them available under license to printer manufacturers and software integrators worldwide. Customers will reap the commercial benefit of our early involvement and development because they can get their own products to market earlier. In effect, we have made an investment on their behalf in an emerging print path and electronic document format that they will need to process in the future."
Madelyn Bryant McIntire, product unit manager for the Windows Digital Documents Platform and Solutions group at Microsoft Corp., comments, "We are working closely with the team at Global Graphics to ensure our printing and document solutions for `Longhorn` address the needs of the print industry and that our design can be implemented by the hardware and software industries. Global Graphics` expertise makes it a well-rounded company to work with on ‘Longhorn` printing and our proof-of-concept project. "
Jim Freidah, added, "The expertise that Microsoft has drawn upon relates to our print and document technologies where we have very strong credentials and a wealth of experience. In particular we are well-known for the speed and quality of our Raster Image Processing and Page Description Language technology."
Global Graphics has a long history of providing cross-platform, high-performance software that allows businesses to create, share, store and print documents. The Company`s software technology is integral to products produced by printer manufacturers, document companies, and systems integrators worldwide. The Company`s broad technology portfolio includes: Raster Image Processors that convert text and images into printable form; software for document conversion and manipulation; and, components for digital workflows and color management.
In particular, it specializes in technology for processing Page Description Languages. The company has worked with PostScript® since 1986, and with the Portable Document Format (PDF) since its introduction in 1993. With an extensive patent portfolio that touches many areas of printing technology, Global Graphics is an active supporter of industry standards and works with a wide range of industry bodies and consultative groups to ensure that its software complies with the latest specifications
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http://www.globalgraphics.com/news/ggpress.nsf/PressReleases…
Nach einem kleinen Rücksetzer auf 10,50 nun wieder über 11 Euronen.
Scheint ein wirklicher Geheimtipp zu sein. Bin heute an der Euronext mal mit einer ersten Position eingestiegen.
Gute Entscheidung! GG wird seinen Weg machen. Wichtig ist sich hier rechtzeitig zu positionieren bevor die ersten Meldungen zu Lizenzabkommen mit den Druckerherstellern vermeldet werden.
Nicht mehr ganz neu aber trotzdem interessant:
Cambridge, UK, December 21, 2005
Global Graphics signs further PDF agreement with Japanese software giant
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) announced today that it has signed a further contract with Justsystem Corporation (Jasdaq: 4686), one of Japan’s largest developers and suppliers of software, under which Justsystem will private label Global Graphics’ PDF creation, viewing and manipulation products to create a new product for the Japanese market. Justsystem will also bundle a special ‘lite’ version of Jaws PDF Creator in a promotional package with its market leading Ichitaro and Hanako applications. Shipments are expected to commence in the first quarter of 2006.
Cambridge, UK, December 21, 2005
Global Graphics signs further PDF agreement with Japanese software giant
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) announced today that it has signed a further contract with Justsystem Corporation (Jasdaq: 4686), one of Japan’s largest developers and suppliers of software, under which Justsystem will private label Global Graphics’ PDF creation, viewing and manipulation products to create a new product for the Japanese market. Justsystem will also bundle a special ‘lite’ version of Jaws PDF Creator in a promotional package with its market leading Ichitaro and Hanako applications. Shipments are expected to commence in the first quarter of 2006.
Ohaaa!
Aktuell +5% in Brüssel. Noch hat es keiner in Frankfurt gemerkt und news sind auf der Website auch keine zu sehen.
Aktuell +5% in Brüssel. Noch hat es keiner in Frankfurt gemerkt und news sind auf der Website auch keine zu sehen.
+8% in Brüssel
So geil......
So geil......
Hi Woodly,
das ist ja fast eine "one-man-show" hier.
Aber besten Dank für die Threaderöffnung und die unermüdlichen Posts.
Ich habe mir die Infos durchgelesen und mal kurz in den GB geschaut. Ist zwar nicht mehr ganz "billich" das Unternehmen, aber wenn die "Story" stimmt, dann dürfte noch was gehen.
Deswegen bin ich mit einer ersten Posi `rein und habe noch ein paar Limits für schwache Tage gelegt.
Wer sind eigentlich die Hauptaktionäre??
das ist ja fast eine "one-man-show" hier.
Aber besten Dank für die Threaderöffnung und die unermüdlichen Posts.
Ich habe mir die Infos durchgelesen und mal kurz in den GB geschaut. Ist zwar nicht mehr ganz "billich" das Unternehmen, aber wenn die "Story" stimmt, dann dürfte noch was gehen.
Deswegen bin ich mit einer ersten Posi `rein und habe noch ein paar Limits für schwache Tage gelegt.
Wer sind eigentlich die Hauptaktionäre??
Hallo !
Ich bin gerade auf diesen Thread gestossen.
Langfristig scheint GLOG auf jeden Fall interessant zu sein, die Perspektiven scheinen rosig.
Ich glaube allerdings, dass im derzeitigen Kurs schon sehr viel von den Erwartungen drin steckt.
Es könnte zum Ende des Jahres sogar zu Enttäuschungen kommen, wenn die erwarteten Prognoses nicht eintreten.
Dementsprechend ist Vorsicht geboten und es könnten noch günstigere Einstandskurse geben.
Grüsse,
Der Belgier
Ich bin gerade auf diesen Thread gestossen.
Langfristig scheint GLOG auf jeden Fall interessant zu sein, die Perspektiven scheinen rosig.
Ich glaube allerdings, dass im derzeitigen Kurs schon sehr viel von den Erwartungen drin steckt.
Es könnte zum Ende des Jahres sogar zu Enttäuschungen kommen, wenn die erwarteten Prognoses nicht eintreten.
Dementsprechend ist Vorsicht geboten und es könnten noch günstigere Einstandskurse geben.
Grüsse,
Der Belgier
Servus Miteinand!
Ja, bislang war es recht einsam hier aber so langsam scheint sich das zu ändern. Welcome Welcome!
@Miru
Eigentlich halte ich GG nach wie vor für günstig in Anbetracht des Potentials mit Microsoft und den Druckerherstellern. Zudem im Dezember der kleine Japan-Deal und die Finanzlage mit Liquidität usw verbessert sich fortlaufend. Wollen wir wetten wo GG Ende 2006 steht?
Wegen Großaktionäre muß ich nochmals neu schauen.
Dem Management gehören meines Wissens ca. 0,8% der Anteile. Bislang ist niemand registriert mit mehr als 5% der Aktien. Allerdings vermute ich, daß an der Euronext Stücke gesammelt werden und bald mal jemand diese Hürde überschreitet. Das könnte auch ein Grund sein für den rasanten Anstieg der letzten Tage.
@Der Belgier
In der Tat sind die Aussichten rosig und die letzten Zahlen belegen einen sehr positiven Trend. Aber ist es hier nicht wie bei JEDER Aktie: wenn die Prognosen nicht eingehalten werden kommt es zu unangenehmen Überraschungen. Falls das bei einer Aktie die kennst nicht so ist, laß es mich bitte wissen...
Da GG noch nirgends groß von den Analsysten beobachtet wird, ist noch viel Potential vorhanden.
Ja, bislang war es recht einsam hier aber so langsam scheint sich das zu ändern. Welcome Welcome!
@Miru
Eigentlich halte ich GG nach wie vor für günstig in Anbetracht des Potentials mit Microsoft und den Druckerherstellern. Zudem im Dezember der kleine Japan-Deal und die Finanzlage mit Liquidität usw verbessert sich fortlaufend. Wollen wir wetten wo GG Ende 2006 steht?
Wegen Großaktionäre muß ich nochmals neu schauen.
Dem Management gehören meines Wissens ca. 0,8% der Anteile. Bislang ist niemand registriert mit mehr als 5% der Aktien. Allerdings vermute ich, daß an der Euronext Stücke gesammelt werden und bald mal jemand diese Hürde überschreitet. Das könnte auch ein Grund sein für den rasanten Anstieg der letzten Tage.
@Der Belgier
In der Tat sind die Aussichten rosig und die letzten Zahlen belegen einen sehr positiven Trend. Aber ist es hier nicht wie bei JEDER Aktie: wenn die Prognosen nicht eingehalten werden kommt es zu unangenehmen Überraschungen. Falls das bei einer Aktie die kennst nicht so ist, laß es mich bitte wissen...
Da GG noch nirgends groß von den Analsysten beobachtet wird, ist noch viel Potential vorhanden.
Hallo,
Das es sich noch um eine "unentdeckte" Perle handelt, stimmt aber nur teilweise.
Bei 3 belg. Banken liegt eine Analyse vor :
2 x neutral
1 x onderweight - in Erwartung besserer Einstiegskurse ....
Das heisst dann aber auch wieder nichts ....
Die steigen zuerst ein, bevor sie uns empfehlen die Aktie zu kaufen.
Der Belgier
Das es sich noch um eine "unentdeckte" Perle handelt, stimmt aber nur teilweise.
Bei 3 belg. Banken liegt eine Analyse vor :
2 x neutral
1 x onderweight - in Erwartung besserer Einstiegskurse ....
Das heisst dann aber auch wieder nichts ....
Die steigen zuerst ein, bevor sie uns empfehlen die Aktie zu kaufen.
Der Belgier
Hallo Belgier,
das machen wohl alle Banken so, vor allem die HVB. Wo hast Du die belgischen Analysen gefunden?
Grüße
das machen wohl alle Banken so, vor allem die HVB. Wo hast Du die belgischen Analysen gefunden?
Grüße
PS: Zumindest in Deutschland ist es eine noch unentdeckte Perle...
Auf bessere Einstiegskurse warte ich auch.
Normalerweise geht es nochmals kurz "down" bevor es "up" geht.
Bestes Beispiel vor ein paar Tagen die BGB (802 322).
Normalerweise geht es nochmals kurz "down" bevor es "up" geht.
Bestes Beispiel vor ein paar Tagen die BGB (802 322).
Cambridge UK and Centreville US 24.01.2006 16:00:00
Global Graphics is collaborating with the Destiny Technology Corporation of Taiwan to integrate Global Graphics’ XPS RIP into Destiny’s proprietary embedded controllers, adding support for Microsoft’s new XML Paper Specification (XPS). The agreement expands upon the technology partnership that already exists between the two companies whereby Destiny licenses Global Graphics’ PostScript® and PDF technology as part of its embedded platform to Independent Hardware Vendors (IHVs). The addition of Global Graphics’ XPS RIP to this platform will shorten product development cycles for IHVs who wish to add support for the XPS document format into their ranges of copiers, printers and multi-function peripherals to support Microsoft’s Vista™, the next version of the Windows operating system scheduled for availability at the end of 2006.
Microsoft drew upon Global Graphics’ experience in print and page description language (PDL) technology when, in 2003, they chose Global Graphics to provide consultancy and proof of concept development services for XPS. Global Graphics provided consultation on the XPS specification and developed a prototype XPS RIP which it first demonstrated at WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Conference) in April 2005. The Company has just released its fifth revision of XPS RIP technology, to support the evolving XPS specification, and has made it available to IHV partners under its Early Adopter Program which was introduced in September 2005.
“IHVs that are ready to market with XPS compatible solutions will have significant advantage over their competitors”, says Jim Freidah, chief operations officer of Global Graphics’ Software “The XPS document format will be an integral part of Vista™, and applications that generate XPS documents, such as Office 12, are already being developed. “
“Our agreement with Destiny means that IHV customers can obtain our core XPS RIP technology as part of Destiny’s embedded controller providing end-users with the enhanced image quality and performance benefits that XPS will bring over the current GDI path. This expansion of our technology partnership with Destiny also enables IHVs to source technology that interprets multiple page description languages (including PCL, PostScript, PDF and XPS) natively from one supplier. Native interpretation is considered the recommended route for implementing support for XPS because of image quality and performance advantages “
“We feel that by extending our relationship with Global Graphics to include XPS, Destiny will be able to offer XPS along with our existing PS and PCL interpreters and capitalize on opportunities when Vista is released” says Paul Yin, president of Destiny Technology Corporation. We look forward to working with Global Graphics to develop and market world-class, cost-effective XPS solutions.”
The XPS Document format is a paginated, fixed-format, representation of electronic documents and is based on XML- and the new graphics architecture that Microsoft is developing alongside Windows Vista. As an open, cross-platform document format, XPS allows users to create, share, print and archive documents. When combined with the new print subsystem, its capabilities as a new page description language mean that it will offer significant improvements in fidelity and increased performance in rich graphics content that users increasingly demand.
Destiny is a leading player in the office digital printing market and is experienced in producing color imaging hardware, firmware and software solutions for original equipment manufacturers with a strong customer base in Asia. The company has a software center in China and has access to quality board manufacturing facilities in China.
Global Graphics has a long history of providing cross-platform, high-performance software that allows businesses to create, share, store and print documents. The Company’s software technology is integral to products produced by printer manufacturers, document companies, and systems integrators worldwide. The Company’s broad technology portfolio includes: Raster Image Processors that convert text and images into printable form; software for document conversion and manipulation; and, components for digital workflows and color management.
Global Graphics is collaborating with the Destiny Technology Corporation of Taiwan to integrate Global Graphics’ XPS RIP into Destiny’s proprietary embedded controllers, adding support for Microsoft’s new XML Paper Specification (XPS). The agreement expands upon the technology partnership that already exists between the two companies whereby Destiny licenses Global Graphics’ PostScript® and PDF technology as part of its embedded platform to Independent Hardware Vendors (IHVs). The addition of Global Graphics’ XPS RIP to this platform will shorten product development cycles for IHVs who wish to add support for the XPS document format into their ranges of copiers, printers and multi-function peripherals to support Microsoft’s Vista™, the next version of the Windows operating system scheduled for availability at the end of 2006.
Microsoft drew upon Global Graphics’ experience in print and page description language (PDL) technology when, in 2003, they chose Global Graphics to provide consultancy and proof of concept development services for XPS. Global Graphics provided consultation on the XPS specification and developed a prototype XPS RIP which it first demonstrated at WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Conference) in April 2005. The Company has just released its fifth revision of XPS RIP technology, to support the evolving XPS specification, and has made it available to IHV partners under its Early Adopter Program which was introduced in September 2005.
“IHVs that are ready to market with XPS compatible solutions will have significant advantage over their competitors”, says Jim Freidah, chief operations officer of Global Graphics’ Software “The XPS document format will be an integral part of Vista™, and applications that generate XPS documents, such as Office 12, are already being developed. “
“Our agreement with Destiny means that IHV customers can obtain our core XPS RIP technology as part of Destiny’s embedded controller providing end-users with the enhanced image quality and performance benefits that XPS will bring over the current GDI path. This expansion of our technology partnership with Destiny also enables IHVs to source technology that interprets multiple page description languages (including PCL, PostScript, PDF and XPS) natively from one supplier. Native interpretation is considered the recommended route for implementing support for XPS because of image quality and performance advantages “
“We feel that by extending our relationship with Global Graphics to include XPS, Destiny will be able to offer XPS along with our existing PS and PCL interpreters and capitalize on opportunities when Vista is released” says Paul Yin, president of Destiny Technology Corporation. We look forward to working with Global Graphics to develop and market world-class, cost-effective XPS solutions.”
The XPS Document format is a paginated, fixed-format, representation of electronic documents and is based on XML- and the new graphics architecture that Microsoft is developing alongside Windows Vista. As an open, cross-platform document format, XPS allows users to create, share, print and archive documents. When combined with the new print subsystem, its capabilities as a new page description language mean that it will offer significant improvements in fidelity and increased performance in rich graphics content that users increasingly demand.
Destiny is a leading player in the office digital printing market and is experienced in producing color imaging hardware, firmware and software solutions for original equipment manufacturers with a strong customer base in Asia. The company has a software center in China and has access to quality board manufacturing facilities in China.
Global Graphics has a long history of providing cross-platform, high-performance software that allows businesses to create, share, store and print documents. The Company’s software technology is integral to products produced by printer manufacturers, document companies, and systems integrators worldwide. The Company’s broad technology portfolio includes: Raster Image Processors that convert text and images into printable form; software for document conversion and manipulation; and, components for digital workflows and color management.
Und noch einen oben drauf:
Lyra Imaging Symposium, California, US 24.01.2006 15:00:00
Global Graphics and Software Imaging today announced cross compatibility for their respective XPS RIP and XPS printer driver product ranges, delivering support for Microsoft’s new print and document format XML Paper Specification (XPS).This joint initiative on compatibility is designed to deliver high quality output, excellent performance and rapid time to market for Independent Hardware Vendors (IHV’s).
Global Graphics, experts in scalable RIP technology and page description languages (PDLs), and Software Imaging, the largest independent printer driver developer, are partnering to offer a host-based native XPS rasterization capability within an XPSDrv printer driver. This combined approach will enable those manufacturers of desktop raster-based inkjet and laser devices that require a complete solution to be ready for market when the next version of Microsoft’s operating system, Windows Vista™, becomes available. Global Graphics and Software Imaging have worked together to develop a joint solution that is being demonstrated at the Lyra Imaging Symposium in Rancho Mirage California, where both companies’ chief technology officers are participating on the Microsoft XPS focused Industry Panel.
“Since our XPS Early Adopter program was launched in September 2005 we have released five revisions of our core XPS RIP to support the evolving draft XPS specification”, comments Adrian Ford, Global Graphics’ chief technology officer. “Our technology enables us to provide a broad range of scalable options, from host-based, to embedded, to high-end server solutions, which address the needs of IHVs’ product families. The work we’ve been doing with Software Imaging ensures the compatibility of our technologies, and allows us to jointly provide solutions for IHVs that deliver quality, performance, flexibility and rapid time to market”.
“The joint efforts of Software Imaging and Global Graphics, combined with a close working relationship with Microsoft, has allowed us to leverage the best technologies our respective companies have to offer”, explained Tony Harris, chief technology officer of Software Imaging. “This XPS RIP Driver solution serves as a welcome addition to our broad range of XPS and Vista compatible technologies, and will enable both companies to bring new and exciting solutions to our customers.”
The joint demonstration shows an eight-color photo inkjet printer being driven by a native XPS print path. The print path includes an XPS printer driver implementation that uses XPS filter and XPS driver technology from Software Imaging and an XPS RIP from Global Graphics.
Global Graphics has provided consultancy and proof of concept development services to Microsoft for XPS for almost three years and developed a prototype XPS RIP which it first demonstrated at WinHEC in April 2005. Successive iterations of its XPS RIP technology have been released to IHV partners on its Early Adopter Program in step with Microsoft’s on-going development of the XPS specification. Global Graphics XPS RIPs are available for high end print servers, networked embedded printers, desktop embedded scalable solutions and low-end, desktop raster printers.
Software Imaging has worked closely with Microsoft on their Windows printing technology since concluding an agreement between the two companies in November 2003, and created a prototype XPS filter pipeline which was also demonstrated at WinHEC in April 2005. Software Imaging provides a comprehensive set of development services which extend the value of the XPS filter pipeline, and the company’s CDA and Sorcerer Driver Development Kits (DDKs) not only support current and legacy Windows operating systems, but are completely compatible with Vista and XPS.
Lyra Imaging Symposium, California, US 24.01.2006 15:00:00
Global Graphics and Software Imaging today announced cross compatibility for their respective XPS RIP and XPS printer driver product ranges, delivering support for Microsoft’s new print and document format XML Paper Specification (XPS).This joint initiative on compatibility is designed to deliver high quality output, excellent performance and rapid time to market for Independent Hardware Vendors (IHV’s).
Global Graphics, experts in scalable RIP technology and page description languages (PDLs), and Software Imaging, the largest independent printer driver developer, are partnering to offer a host-based native XPS rasterization capability within an XPSDrv printer driver. This combined approach will enable those manufacturers of desktop raster-based inkjet and laser devices that require a complete solution to be ready for market when the next version of Microsoft’s operating system, Windows Vista™, becomes available. Global Graphics and Software Imaging have worked together to develop a joint solution that is being demonstrated at the Lyra Imaging Symposium in Rancho Mirage California, where both companies’ chief technology officers are participating on the Microsoft XPS focused Industry Panel.
“Since our XPS Early Adopter program was launched in September 2005 we have released five revisions of our core XPS RIP to support the evolving draft XPS specification”, comments Adrian Ford, Global Graphics’ chief technology officer. “Our technology enables us to provide a broad range of scalable options, from host-based, to embedded, to high-end server solutions, which address the needs of IHVs’ product families. The work we’ve been doing with Software Imaging ensures the compatibility of our technologies, and allows us to jointly provide solutions for IHVs that deliver quality, performance, flexibility and rapid time to market”.
“The joint efforts of Software Imaging and Global Graphics, combined with a close working relationship with Microsoft, has allowed us to leverage the best technologies our respective companies have to offer”, explained Tony Harris, chief technology officer of Software Imaging. “This XPS RIP Driver solution serves as a welcome addition to our broad range of XPS and Vista compatible technologies, and will enable both companies to bring new and exciting solutions to our customers.”
The joint demonstration shows an eight-color photo inkjet printer being driven by a native XPS print path. The print path includes an XPS printer driver implementation that uses XPS filter and XPS driver technology from Software Imaging and an XPS RIP from Global Graphics.
Global Graphics has provided consultancy and proof of concept development services to Microsoft for XPS for almost three years and developed a prototype XPS RIP which it first demonstrated at WinHEC in April 2005. Successive iterations of its XPS RIP technology have been released to IHV partners on its Early Adopter Program in step with Microsoft’s on-going development of the XPS specification. Global Graphics XPS RIPs are available for high end print servers, networked embedded printers, desktop embedded scalable solutions and low-end, desktop raster printers.
Software Imaging has worked closely with Microsoft on their Windows printing technology since concluding an agreement between the two companies in November 2003, and created a prototype XPS filter pipeline which was also demonstrated at WinHEC in April 2005. Software Imaging provides a comprehensive set of development services which extend the value of the XPS filter pipeline, and the company’s CDA and Sorcerer Driver Development Kits (DDKs) not only support current and legacy Windows operating systems, but are completely compatible with Vista and XPS.
G L O B A L G R A P H I C S P R E S S R E L E A S E S
(http://www.globalgraphics.com)
The following press releases are available in full from the Global Graphics web site.
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Global Graphics continues to raise the bar with its Harlequin RIP
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Additional new features, together with substantial improvements in performance to what is already a high-performance processor, underscore the Harlequin RIP’s workflow-like functionality ‘in a box’, according to Global Graphics’ senior technical consultant Martin Bailey speaking at the launch of the new release of the Harlequin RIP Genesis Release today.
http://www.globalgraphics.com/news/GGPress.nsf/PressReleasesPublishedCurrent/7A427DB4FFA3844E80257109004E9194
(http://www.globalgraphics.com)
The following press releases are available in full from the Global Graphics web site.
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Global Graphics continues to raise the bar with its Harlequin RIP
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Additional new features, together with substantial improvements in performance to what is already a high-performance processor, underscore the Harlequin RIP’s workflow-like functionality ‘in a box’, according to Global Graphics’ senior technical consultant Martin Bailey speaking at the launch of the new release of the Harlequin RIP Genesis Release today.
http://www.globalgraphics.com/news/GGPress.nsf/PressReleasesPublishedCurrent/7A427DB4FFA3844E80257109004E9194
Tja, irgendwie geht es hier nicht so richtig voran. aber wird schon noch werden...
Nicht mehr brandneu aber trotzdem interessant: der Jahresbericht für 2005.
Global Graphics Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2005 Results
Pompey, France 09.02.2006 07:30:00
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the fourth quarter and the year ended 31 December 2005.
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the fourth quarter and the year ended 31 December 2005.
Comparisons for the fourth quarter 2005 with the fourth quarter of the previous year include:
Sales of Euro 5.0 million (Euro 4.7 million at Q4 2004 exchange rates) compared with Euro 4.7 million in Q4 2004;
EBITA margin improved from 35.0% to 37.3% of fourth quarter sales;
Net profit from continuing operations was Euro 3.5 million compared with Euro 2.1 million in Q4 2004;
Pro forma net income increased slightly to Euro 3.4 million from Euro 3.3 million in Q4 2004;
Pro forma EPS was Euro 0.34 compared with Euro 0.33 in Q4 2004.
Jim Freidah, Chief Operating Officer, comments, “Sales this quarter were similar to those in Q4 2004 at constant exchange rates, with growth from our new business segments of digital print and electronic documents remaining strong at 11.0% compared to Q4 2004, and showing growth of 11.7% for the year compared with 2004. “
“The steady decline in revenues from our traditional market that we anticipated at the beginning of the year continued. Sales in the fourth quarter were particularly slow, down 14.7% compared with the fourth quarter of 2004 and down 8.4% for the full year compared with the same period of 2004. “
“During the fourth quarter we concentrated our sales effort on new business opportunities that exist in the digital print segment specifically around Microsoft’s new XPS (XML Paper Specification) print and document format. Specifically, we launched our XPS Early Adopter Program (EAP). The aim of the EAP program is to get Global Graphics’ XPS technology in the hands of major hardware manufacturers and potential technology partners. The program allows them to evaluate our XPS technology and to test it within the forthcoming Microsoft Beta releases of XPS and the Vista operating system, in order to drive engineering development and licensing decisions.
“During the fourth quarter we also accelerated the strengthening of our Technical Services team, which works on custom engineering and consultancy projects with customers, and focuses their activity on key accounts, notably supporting our XPS Early Adopters. Our sales group is working closely with the Technical Services team and has been very active in securing and supporting a number of OEM customers within our EAP so that they can work with and evaluate Beta versions of our XPS RIP technology. This sales activity has been boosted by a very active promotional program of trade shows, road shows and conferences that continue into 2006.”
“The next two quarters represent a critical time for Global Graphics to focus resources towards medium to long-term digital print and XPS contracts because OEMs are on the verge of making decisions about integrating XPS into their product lines in time for the launch of the Vista operating system at the end of 2006. It should be noted that this effort has had a slightly depressing effect on sales from our traditional segment and existing digital print and electronic document customers which we expect to continue into the first two quarters of 2006 as we continue to step up our efforts to convert partners on our XPS Early Adopter Program (EAP) into engineering and software licensing contracts.”
Fourth quarter 2005 performance
Sales for the quarter amounted to Euro 5.0 million, compared with Euro 4.7 million in the fourth quarter 2004, or a 6.0% increase at current exchange rates.
The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars was 81.4% this quarter and 82.7% for the full year. Consequently, exchange rate fluctuations with the Euro continued to impact upon on the Company’s sales and results of operations compared to 2004: had sales made in US dollars this quarter been converted at the average US dollar rate applicable in the same quarter of 2004 (1.191 US dollars for 1 Euro in Q4 2005 compared with 1.294 US dollars in Q4 2004), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 4.7 million this quarter, as in Q4 2004.
Total operating expenses (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization and share compensation expenses, as well as the net effect of the capitalization of development expenses in accordance with IAS 38 for a total of Euro 0.2 million this quarter) amounted to Euro 3.0 million in Q4 2005 compared with Euro 2.9 million in the same period of 2004.
As a result, operating profit amounted to Euro 2.0 million in Q4 2005, compared with Euro 0.5 million in Q4 2004.
EBITA (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.9 million for this quarter, compared with Euro 1.7 million in Q4 2004, or an increase of 13.1% over Q4 2004. EBITA margin improved from 35.0% in Q4 2004 to 37.3% of sales in the fourth quarter this year.
The Company reported a tax benefit of Euro 1.5 million in Q4 2005, compared with a tax benefit of Euro 1.8 million in Q4 2004. The tax benefit recognized this quarter included a deferred tax benefit amounting to Euro 1.6 million, principally resulting from the recognition at 31 December 2005 of a deferred tax asset attributable to the capital allowances which the Company expects to use to offset projected taxable profit made by its UK subsidiary over a four-year period from 31 December 2005.
The Company reported a net profit of Euro 3.5 million this quarter (or Euro 0.34 per share), compared with Euro 2.1 million in Q4 2004 (Euro 0.21 per share).
Pro forma net income (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 3.4 million for this quarter compared with Euro 3.3 million for the same period of 2004. Accordingly, pro forma EPS was Euro 0.34 this quarter, compared with Euro 0.33 in Q4 2004, or a 3.4% increase over Q4 2004.
Full year 2005 performance
Sales for the year 2005 were Euro 19.6 million, versus Euro 19.2 million in the same period of 2004, or an increase of 1.8% at current exchange rates. Had 2005 sales been converted using the average US dollar rates applicable in the same period of 2004 (1.242 US dollars for 1 Euro in 2005 compared with 1.247 US dollars for 1 Euro in 2004), sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 19.6 million.
Total operating expenses for 2005 (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization and share compensation expenses, as well as the effect of the capitalization of development expenses in accordance with IAS 38 for a total of Euro 0.3 million in 2005) amounted to Euro 11.8 million, entirely in line with the Company’s goal to keep 2005 operating expenses under its target of Euro 12.0 million, the level at which operating expenses stood in 2004.
Operating profit for the year amounted to Euro 3.3 million compared with a profit of Euro 0.5 million in the previous year.
EBITA was Euro 7.2 million in 2005, or 36.8% of 2005 sales, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 6.5 million (34.0% of 2004 sales), or an increase of 10.0% on a year-to-year basis.
The Company reported a tax benefit of Euro 3.1 million in 2005, compared with a tax benefit of Euro 2.1 million in 2004. The tax benefit recognized in 2005 included a deferred tax benefit amounting to Euro 2.8 million, principally resulting from the recognition at 31 December 2005 of a deferred tax asset attributable to the capital allowances which the Company expects to use to offset projected taxable profit made by its UK subsidiary over a four-year period from 31 December 2005.
The Company reported a net profit of Euro 6.2 million in 2005 (or Euro 0.61 per share), compared with Euro 2.1 million in 2004 (Euro 0.21 per share).
Pro forma net income was Euro 9.7 million in 2005 or Euro 0.96 per share, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 8.1 million (or Euro 0.81 per share).
Liquidity and financial position
Total net debt (i.e. long-term bank debt and bank overdrafts, net of cash) amounted to Euro 0.2 million at 31 December 2005 compared with Euro 6.6 million at 31 December 2004, or a reduction of Euro 6.4 million over the year 2005.
2006 outlook
Johan Volckaerts, Chairman and CEO, commented as follows: “The Company expects sales in 2006 to show limited growth over 2005 and to stand at around Euro 20.0 million. This will be due to a number of anticipated factors: a transition year in the digital print segment as it gears up for the launch of the Vista operating system at the end of 2006, the continuing steady erosion of revenues from our traditional segment of business, and a decline in revenues from electronic documents (PDF boxed products). Although we expect that the decline in revenues from the graphic arts and electronic document segments will be offset by a slight increase in revenues from the digital print segment, including engineering projects, we foresee that sales will be fairly flat and that revenues in Q1 2006 could well be lower than in Q1 2005 as we continue to allocate resources to XPS at the expense of short-term gain”
“2006 is the year in which Global Graphics will be investing in additional resource to increase manpower to support new business opportunities arising from our work on the transition to XPS” Mr. Volckaerts continued. “We expect to open a test and quality assurance facility in India and to add to head count in the US and Japan within our Technical Services consulting team. Consequently, operating expenses are expected to amount to approximately Euro 14.0 million in 2006. Accordingly, pro forma operating margin is projected to represent approximately 27% of 2006 sales versus 36.8% in 2005 and pro forma pre-tax income should stand at around Euro 0.50 per share compared with Euro 0.70 per share in 2005.”
The above guidance is based on the following exchange rates: 1.232 USD for 1 Euro and 1.811 USD for 1 GBP. Corresponding average exchange rates observed in 2005 were 1.247 USD for 1 Euro and 1.832 USD for 1 GBP, respectively.
“We have hedged a large portion of the Company’s exposure resulting from the changes in the US dollar / Euro and US dollar / British pound exchange rates and expect to hedge another portion in the course of the current quarter. Accordingly, we do not anticipate that exchange rate differences should significantly impact our 2006 results, as was already the case in 2005.”
The Company expects to repay all of the outstanding long-term bank debt (amounting to Euro 4.4 million at 1 January 2006) in the course of the year, ahead of its contractual obligations as set out in the debt re-scheduling agreement signed in December 2002 which required the final repayment of the debt to be made at the end of the first quarter of 2007.
Global Graphics Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2005 Results
Pompey, France 09.02.2006 07:30:00
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the fourth quarter and the year ended 31 December 2005.
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the fourth quarter and the year ended 31 December 2005.
Comparisons for the fourth quarter 2005 with the fourth quarter of the previous year include:
Sales of Euro 5.0 million (Euro 4.7 million at Q4 2004 exchange rates) compared with Euro 4.7 million in Q4 2004;
EBITA margin improved from 35.0% to 37.3% of fourth quarter sales;
Net profit from continuing operations was Euro 3.5 million compared with Euro 2.1 million in Q4 2004;
Pro forma net income increased slightly to Euro 3.4 million from Euro 3.3 million in Q4 2004;
Pro forma EPS was Euro 0.34 compared with Euro 0.33 in Q4 2004.
Jim Freidah, Chief Operating Officer, comments, “Sales this quarter were similar to those in Q4 2004 at constant exchange rates, with growth from our new business segments of digital print and electronic documents remaining strong at 11.0% compared to Q4 2004, and showing growth of 11.7% for the year compared with 2004. “
“The steady decline in revenues from our traditional market that we anticipated at the beginning of the year continued. Sales in the fourth quarter were particularly slow, down 14.7% compared with the fourth quarter of 2004 and down 8.4% for the full year compared with the same period of 2004. “
“During the fourth quarter we concentrated our sales effort on new business opportunities that exist in the digital print segment specifically around Microsoft’s new XPS (XML Paper Specification) print and document format. Specifically, we launched our XPS Early Adopter Program (EAP). The aim of the EAP program is to get Global Graphics’ XPS technology in the hands of major hardware manufacturers and potential technology partners. The program allows them to evaluate our XPS technology and to test it within the forthcoming Microsoft Beta releases of XPS and the Vista operating system, in order to drive engineering development and licensing decisions.
“During the fourth quarter we also accelerated the strengthening of our Technical Services team, which works on custom engineering and consultancy projects with customers, and focuses their activity on key accounts, notably supporting our XPS Early Adopters. Our sales group is working closely with the Technical Services team and has been very active in securing and supporting a number of OEM customers within our EAP so that they can work with and evaluate Beta versions of our XPS RIP technology. This sales activity has been boosted by a very active promotional program of trade shows, road shows and conferences that continue into 2006.”
“The next two quarters represent a critical time for Global Graphics to focus resources towards medium to long-term digital print and XPS contracts because OEMs are on the verge of making decisions about integrating XPS into their product lines in time for the launch of the Vista operating system at the end of 2006. It should be noted that this effort has had a slightly depressing effect on sales from our traditional segment and existing digital print and electronic document customers which we expect to continue into the first two quarters of 2006 as we continue to step up our efforts to convert partners on our XPS Early Adopter Program (EAP) into engineering and software licensing contracts.”
Fourth quarter 2005 performance
Sales for the quarter amounted to Euro 5.0 million, compared with Euro 4.7 million in the fourth quarter 2004, or a 6.0% increase at current exchange rates.
The percentage of the Company’s revenues that are denominated in US dollars was 81.4% this quarter and 82.7% for the full year. Consequently, exchange rate fluctuations with the Euro continued to impact upon on the Company’s sales and results of operations compared to 2004: had sales made in US dollars this quarter been converted at the average US dollar rate applicable in the same quarter of 2004 (1.191 US dollars for 1 Euro in Q4 2005 compared with 1.294 US dollars in Q4 2004), total sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 4.7 million this quarter, as in Q4 2004.
Total operating expenses (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization and share compensation expenses, as well as the net effect of the capitalization of development expenses in accordance with IAS 38 for a total of Euro 0.2 million this quarter) amounted to Euro 3.0 million in Q4 2005 compared with Euro 2.9 million in the same period of 2004.
As a result, operating profit amounted to Euro 2.0 million in Q4 2005, compared with Euro 0.5 million in Q4 2004.
EBITA (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 1.9 million for this quarter, compared with Euro 1.7 million in Q4 2004, or an increase of 13.1% over Q4 2004. EBITA margin improved from 35.0% in Q4 2004 to 37.3% of sales in the fourth quarter this year.
The Company reported a tax benefit of Euro 1.5 million in Q4 2005, compared with a tax benefit of Euro 1.8 million in Q4 2004. The tax benefit recognized this quarter included a deferred tax benefit amounting to Euro 1.6 million, principally resulting from the recognition at 31 December 2005 of a deferred tax asset attributable to the capital allowances which the Company expects to use to offset projected taxable profit made by its UK subsidiary over a four-year period from 31 December 2005.
The Company reported a net profit of Euro 3.5 million this quarter (or Euro 0.34 per share), compared with Euro 2.1 million in Q4 2004 (Euro 0.21 per share).
Pro forma net income (defined in the accompanying table) was Euro 3.4 million for this quarter compared with Euro 3.3 million for the same period of 2004. Accordingly, pro forma EPS was Euro 0.34 this quarter, compared with Euro 0.33 in Q4 2004, or a 3.4% increase over Q4 2004.
Full year 2005 performance
Sales for the year 2005 were Euro 19.6 million, versus Euro 19.2 million in the same period of 2004, or an increase of 1.8% at current exchange rates. Had 2005 sales been converted using the average US dollar rates applicable in the same period of 2004 (1.242 US dollars for 1 Euro in 2005 compared with 1.247 US dollars for 1 Euro in 2004), sales would have amounted to approximately Euro 19.6 million.
Total operating expenses for 2005 (excluding cost of sales, intangible assets amortization and share compensation expenses, as well as the effect of the capitalization of development expenses in accordance with IAS 38 for a total of Euro 0.3 million in 2005) amounted to Euro 11.8 million, entirely in line with the Company’s goal to keep 2005 operating expenses under its target of Euro 12.0 million, the level at which operating expenses stood in 2004.
Operating profit for the year amounted to Euro 3.3 million compared with a profit of Euro 0.5 million in the previous year.
EBITA was Euro 7.2 million in 2005, or 36.8% of 2005 sales, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 6.5 million (34.0% of 2004 sales), or an increase of 10.0% on a year-to-year basis.
The Company reported a tax benefit of Euro 3.1 million in 2005, compared with a tax benefit of Euro 2.1 million in 2004. The tax benefit recognized in 2005 included a deferred tax benefit amounting to Euro 2.8 million, principally resulting from the recognition at 31 December 2005 of a deferred tax asset attributable to the capital allowances which the Company expects to use to offset projected taxable profit made by its UK subsidiary over a four-year period from 31 December 2005.
The Company reported a net profit of Euro 6.2 million in 2005 (or Euro 0.61 per share), compared with Euro 2.1 million in 2004 (Euro 0.21 per share).
Pro forma net income was Euro 9.7 million in 2005 or Euro 0.96 per share, compared with the 2004 figure of Euro 8.1 million (or Euro 0.81 per share).
Liquidity and financial position
Total net debt (i.e. long-term bank debt and bank overdrafts, net of cash) amounted to Euro 0.2 million at 31 December 2005 compared with Euro 6.6 million at 31 December 2004, or a reduction of Euro 6.4 million over the year 2005.
2006 outlook
Johan Volckaerts, Chairman and CEO, commented as follows: “The Company expects sales in 2006 to show limited growth over 2005 and to stand at around Euro 20.0 million. This will be due to a number of anticipated factors: a transition year in the digital print segment as it gears up for the launch of the Vista operating system at the end of 2006, the continuing steady erosion of revenues from our traditional segment of business, and a decline in revenues from electronic documents (PDF boxed products). Although we expect that the decline in revenues from the graphic arts and electronic document segments will be offset by a slight increase in revenues from the digital print segment, including engineering projects, we foresee that sales will be fairly flat and that revenues in Q1 2006 could well be lower than in Q1 2005 as we continue to allocate resources to XPS at the expense of short-term gain”
“2006 is the year in which Global Graphics will be investing in additional resource to increase manpower to support new business opportunities arising from our work on the transition to XPS” Mr. Volckaerts continued. “We expect to open a test and quality assurance facility in India and to add to head count in the US and Japan within our Technical Services consulting team. Consequently, operating expenses are expected to amount to approximately Euro 14.0 million in 2006. Accordingly, pro forma operating margin is projected to represent approximately 27% of 2006 sales versus 36.8% in 2005 and pro forma pre-tax income should stand at around Euro 0.50 per share compared with Euro 0.70 per share in 2005.”
The above guidance is based on the following exchange rates: 1.232 USD for 1 Euro and 1.811 USD for 1 GBP. Corresponding average exchange rates observed in 2005 were 1.247 USD for 1 Euro and 1.832 USD for 1 GBP, respectively.
“We have hedged a large portion of the Company’s exposure resulting from the changes in the US dollar / Euro and US dollar / British pound exchange rates and expect to hedge another portion in the course of the current quarter. Accordingly, we do not anticipate that exchange rate differences should significantly impact our 2006 results, as was already the case in 2005.”
The Company expects to repay all of the outstanding long-term bank debt (amounting to Euro 4.4 million at 1 January 2006) in the course of the year, ahead of its contractual obligations as set out in the debt re-scheduling agreement signed in December 2002 which required the final repayment of the debt to be made at the end of the first quarter of 2007.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 18.941.280 von Woodly2712 am 22.11.05 17:16:23Ein Aktuenrückkauf, nicht schlecht:
Pompey, France 21.03.2006 09:00:00
GLOBAL GRAPHICS
Société anonyme with an authorised share capital of € 4,062,883.60
Registered office: Z I Pompey Industries - 54340 Pompey (France)
Nancy Companies Registrar number 409 983 897
Siret number 409 983 897 000 29
Notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the shareholders of Global Graphics SA (the ‘Company’) will be held at the Hotel Bristol Stéphanie, 91-93 avenue Louise, Brussels (Belgium), on 20 April 2006 at 9.30 CET for the purpose of transacting the following business:
AGENDA
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolutions which will be proposed as ordinary resolutions:
To hear the report prepared by the Board of Directors relating to the Company’s operations for the year ended 31 December 2005, including any legally required information on the Company’s consolidated accounts prepared in accordance with IFRSs for that year;
To hear the report prepared by the Chairman of the Board of Directors relating to the preparation and organisation of the meetings of the Board of Directors in the year ended 31 December 2005 and to internal control procedures implemented within the Company;
To hear the auditors’ reports on the fulfilment of their assignment as well as their opinion on the Company’s statutory and consolidated accounts and on the transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code;
To approve the Company’s statutory and consolidated accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005, as well as the transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code which were entered into by the Company in the year ended 31 December 2005;
To allocate the net statutory loss for the year ended 31 December 2005;
To set the amount of attendance fees allocated to the Board of Directors for the year ending 31 December 2006;
To re-appoint Mr. Gareth Jones as a director of the Company;
To appoint Mr. Peter Camps as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple whose mandate as a director of the Company has expired; and
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to allow the Company to buy back some of its own shares in accordance with the terms and conditions specified under article L.225-209 of the French Commerce Code.
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolutions which will be proposed as extraordinary resolutions:
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company, either through the issue of ordinary shares or any other financial instruments giving right to the share capital of the Company while maintaining the existing shareholders’ preferential subscription rights, or through the incorporation in the share capital of share premiums, retained earnings or otherwise retained profit;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company, through the issue of ordinary shares or any other financial instruments giving right to the share capital of the Company while waiving the existing shareholders’ preferential subscription rights;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company above the initially planned amount of a capital increase in the share in case of an excess of demand over the number of new shares to be issued as a result of the initially planned share capital increase;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company in the form of shares or any financial instruments giving right to such shares;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company through an issue of ordinary shares of the Company which would be reserved to the Company’s employees participating to the Company’s plan d’épargne d’entreprise as defined in article L.443-1 and subsequent articles of the French Labour Code;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to cancel own shares purchased by the Company in accordance with the terms of the share buy-back programme defined in article L.225-209 of the French Commerce Code;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to grant ordinary shares of the Company to employees or directors of the Company for no consideration;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to grant share options on the Company’s shares to employees or directors of the Company;
To amend article 9A of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 12A of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 13 of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 15 of the Company’s articles of association;
To re-number the articles of the Company’s articles of association; and
To give powers for registration purposes.
Pompey, France 21.03.2006 09:00:00
GLOBAL GRAPHICS
Société anonyme with an authorised share capital of € 4,062,883.60
Registered office: Z I Pompey Industries - 54340 Pompey (France)
Nancy Companies Registrar number 409 983 897
Siret number 409 983 897 000 29
Notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the shareholders of Global Graphics SA (the ‘Company’) will be held at the Hotel Bristol Stéphanie, 91-93 avenue Louise, Brussels (Belgium), on 20 April 2006 at 9.30 CET for the purpose of transacting the following business:
AGENDA
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolutions which will be proposed as ordinary resolutions:
To hear the report prepared by the Board of Directors relating to the Company’s operations for the year ended 31 December 2005, including any legally required information on the Company’s consolidated accounts prepared in accordance with IFRSs for that year;
To hear the report prepared by the Chairman of the Board of Directors relating to the preparation and organisation of the meetings of the Board of Directors in the year ended 31 December 2005 and to internal control procedures implemented within the Company;
To hear the auditors’ reports on the fulfilment of their assignment as well as their opinion on the Company’s statutory and consolidated accounts and on the transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code;
To approve the Company’s statutory and consolidated accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005, as well as the transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code which were entered into by the Company in the year ended 31 December 2005;
To allocate the net statutory loss for the year ended 31 December 2005;
To set the amount of attendance fees allocated to the Board of Directors for the year ending 31 December 2006;
To re-appoint Mr. Gareth Jones as a director of the Company;
To appoint Mr. Peter Camps as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple whose mandate as a director of the Company has expired; and
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to allow the Company to buy back some of its own shares in accordance with the terms and conditions specified under article L.225-209 of the French Commerce Code.
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolutions which will be proposed as extraordinary resolutions:
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company, either through the issue of ordinary shares or any other financial instruments giving right to the share capital of the Company while maintaining the existing shareholders’ preferential subscription rights, or through the incorporation in the share capital of share premiums, retained earnings or otherwise retained profit;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company, through the issue of ordinary shares or any other financial instruments giving right to the share capital of the Company while waiving the existing shareholders’ preferential subscription rights;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company above the initially planned amount of a capital increase in the share in case of an excess of demand over the number of new shares to be issued as a result of the initially planned share capital increase;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company in the form of shares or any financial instruments giving right to such shares;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to increase the share capital of the Company through an issue of ordinary shares of the Company which would be reserved to the Company’s employees participating to the Company’s plan d’épargne d’entreprise as defined in article L.443-1 and subsequent articles of the French Labour Code;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to cancel own shares purchased by the Company in accordance with the terms of the share buy-back programme defined in article L.225-209 of the French Commerce Code;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to grant ordinary shares of the Company to employees or directors of the Company for no consideration;
To give the Board of Directors the authorisation and appropriate authority to grant share options on the Company’s shares to employees or directors of the Company;
To amend article 9A of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 12A of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 13 of the Company’s articles of association;
To amend article 15 of the Company’s articles of association;
To re-number the articles of the Company’s articles of association; and
To give powers for registration purposes.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 18.941.280 von Woodly2712 am 22.11.05 17:16:23Pompey, France 28.04.2006 16:30:00
All proposed resolutions at either the ordinary or extraordinary meetings of the shareholders of GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG) held on 20 April 2006 were passed, either unanimously, or at an overwhelming majority vote.
A detailed analysis of the vote for each proposed resolution is attached to this press release.
Passed resolutions at the ordinary shareholders’ meeting included the approval of the Company’s 2005 statutory and consolidated accounts as well as of certain transactions entered into by the Company in that year, and also:
the re-appointment of Mr. Gareth Jones for a four-year mandate as a director of the Company;
the appointment of Mr. Peter Camps for a four-year mandate as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple, whose mandate as a director of the Company came to term (see today’s press release for further details); and
the implementation of a share buy-back program through which the Company is entitled to buy back up to 1 million of its own shares over the next eighteen months at a maximum share price of Euro 15.00 a share.
Further details regarding this share buy-back program will be provided by the Company at the time it will start to use this program later in the current year.
Passed resolutions at the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting firstly provided the Board of Directors with the authorization and appropriate authority to increase the Company’s share capital, in one or several instances, at its own discretion, up to a maximum amount of Euro 2 million (i.e. through the issue of a maximum of 5 million new shares) either by maintaining or waiving the preferential subscription rights attached to existing shares. Such authorizations were granted for a twenty-six month period from meeting date and supersede existing, similar authorizations which were due to expire on 22 June 2006.
The Board of Directors was also granted appropriate authority to:
increase the share capital of the Company up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company in the form of shares or of any other financial instruments giving right to such shares, such authorization being granted for a twenty-six month period from meeting date;
decrease the share capital of the Company through the cancellation of up to one million shares which would have been bought back by the Company as the result of the use of the share buy-back program which was voted by the shareholders in the ordinary meeting held on the same date, such authorization being granted for a twenty-four month period from meeting date;
grant within the next thirty-eight months up to 200,000 shares to the Company’s employees or directors for no consideration, such number being inclusive of all share options on the Company’s shares granted as a result of the use of the authorization mentioned below; and
grant within the next thirty-eight months share options on the Company’s shares to the Company’s employees or directors, with a minimum exercise price set up in accordance with applicable legal requirements.
Finally, certain articles of the Company’s articles of association were amended in order to either simplify them or make sure they are consistent with recent changes made to corresponding regulatory requirements, notably regarding shareholding reporting thresholds.
The updated version of the Company’s articles of association may be downloaded from the investor section of the Company’s website at: www.globalgraphics.com.
The number of shares forming the Company’s share capital is 10,175,375, to which a total of 13,174,754 voting rights is attached as a result of the existence of 2,999,379 shares to which a double voting right is attached.
Should you have any further query on the above, feel free to contact Alain Pronost, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, either by e-mail at investor-relations@globalgraphics.com, or by written request sent for his attention at the Company’s registered office.
Detailed vote result for each proposed resolution at the ordinary and extraordinary shareholders’ meeting held on 20 April 2006
Quorum computation
Number of shares to which a voting right is attached: 10,175,375
Number of voting rights attached to these shares: 13,174,754
Quorum at the ordinary shareholders’ meeting (20% of shares with voting right): 2,035,075
Quorum at the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting (25% of shares with voting right): 2,543,844
Number of shares held by shareholders either attending the meeting, being represented at the meeting or having voted by postal vote: 2,999,232 (including 7,000 by postal vote)
Number of voting rights attached to these 2,999,232 shares: 5,710,057
Detailed vote result for each proposed resolution
Ordinary meeting of the shareholders
First resolution - Approval of statutory accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Second resolution - Approval of consolidated accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Third resolution - Approval of transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code entered into by the Company in the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent of the shareholders entitled to vote on this resolution.
Fourth resolution - Allocation of the net statutory loss for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fifth resolution - Allocation of attendance fees to the Board of Directors for the current year
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Sixth resolution - Re-appointment of Mr. Gareth Jones as a director of the Company
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Seventh resolution - Appointment of Mr. Peter Camps as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple whose mandate came to term
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eighth resolution - Share buy-back programme
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Extraordinary meeting of the shareholders
Ninth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the Company’s share capital while maintaining the preferential subscription right attached to existing shares
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent
Tenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the Company’s share capital while maintaining the preferential subscription right attached to existing shares
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eleventh resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital increases should the demand in shares exceed the number of shares contemplated to be issued initially
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Twelfth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Thirteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital through an issue of shares which would be reserved to the Company’s employees participating to a plan d’épargne d’entreprise
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fourteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to decrease the amount of the Company’s share capital as a result of the utilisation of the share buy-back programme
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fifteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to grant shares to the Company’s employees and directors for no consideration
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Sixteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to grant options on the Company’s shares
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Seventeenth resolution - Amendment to article 9A of the Company’s articles of association
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eighteenth resolution - Amendment to article 12A of the Company’s articles of association (shareholding threshold reporting)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Nineteenth resolution - Amendment to article 13 of the Company’s articles of association (Board of Directors’ powers, composition and organisation)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twentieth resolution - Amendment to article 15 of the Company’s articles of association (shareholders’ meetings)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twenty-first resolution - Renumbering the Company’s articles of association
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twenty-second resolution - Powers for registration purposes
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
All proposed resolutions at either the ordinary or extraordinary meetings of the shareholders of GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (Euronext: GLOG) held on 20 April 2006 were passed, either unanimously, or at an overwhelming majority vote.
A detailed analysis of the vote for each proposed resolution is attached to this press release.
Passed resolutions at the ordinary shareholders’ meeting included the approval of the Company’s 2005 statutory and consolidated accounts as well as of certain transactions entered into by the Company in that year, and also:
the re-appointment of Mr. Gareth Jones for a four-year mandate as a director of the Company;
the appointment of Mr. Peter Camps for a four-year mandate as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple, whose mandate as a director of the Company came to term (see today’s press release for further details); and
the implementation of a share buy-back program through which the Company is entitled to buy back up to 1 million of its own shares over the next eighteen months at a maximum share price of Euro 15.00 a share.
Further details regarding this share buy-back program will be provided by the Company at the time it will start to use this program later in the current year.
Passed resolutions at the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting firstly provided the Board of Directors with the authorization and appropriate authority to increase the Company’s share capital, in one or several instances, at its own discretion, up to a maximum amount of Euro 2 million (i.e. through the issue of a maximum of 5 million new shares) either by maintaining or waiving the preferential subscription rights attached to existing shares. Such authorizations were granted for a twenty-six month period from meeting date and supersede existing, similar authorizations which were due to expire on 22 June 2006.
The Board of Directors was also granted appropriate authority to:
increase the share capital of the Company up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company in the form of shares or of any other financial instruments giving right to such shares, such authorization being granted for a twenty-six month period from meeting date;
decrease the share capital of the Company through the cancellation of up to one million shares which would have been bought back by the Company as the result of the use of the share buy-back program which was voted by the shareholders in the ordinary meeting held on the same date, such authorization being granted for a twenty-four month period from meeting date;
grant within the next thirty-eight months up to 200,000 shares to the Company’s employees or directors for no consideration, such number being inclusive of all share options on the Company’s shares granted as a result of the use of the authorization mentioned below; and
grant within the next thirty-eight months share options on the Company’s shares to the Company’s employees or directors, with a minimum exercise price set up in accordance with applicable legal requirements.
Finally, certain articles of the Company’s articles of association were amended in order to either simplify them or make sure they are consistent with recent changes made to corresponding regulatory requirements, notably regarding shareholding reporting thresholds.
The updated version of the Company’s articles of association may be downloaded from the investor section of the Company’s website at: www.globalgraphics.com.
The number of shares forming the Company’s share capital is 10,175,375, to which a total of 13,174,754 voting rights is attached as a result of the existence of 2,999,379 shares to which a double voting right is attached.
Should you have any further query on the above, feel free to contact Alain Pronost, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, either by e-mail at investor-relations@globalgraphics.com, or by written request sent for his attention at the Company’s registered office.
Detailed vote result for each proposed resolution at the ordinary and extraordinary shareholders’ meeting held on 20 April 2006
Quorum computation
Number of shares to which a voting right is attached: 10,175,375
Number of voting rights attached to these shares: 13,174,754
Quorum at the ordinary shareholders’ meeting (20% of shares with voting right): 2,035,075
Quorum at the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting (25% of shares with voting right): 2,543,844
Number of shares held by shareholders either attending the meeting, being represented at the meeting or having voted by postal vote: 2,999,232 (including 7,000 by postal vote)
Number of voting rights attached to these 2,999,232 shares: 5,710,057
Detailed vote result for each proposed resolution
Ordinary meeting of the shareholders
First resolution - Approval of statutory accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Second resolution - Approval of consolidated accounts for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Third resolution - Approval of transactions as defined in article L.225-38 of the French Commerce Code entered into by the Company in the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent of the shareholders entitled to vote on this resolution.
Fourth resolution - Allocation of the net statutory loss for the year ended 31 December 2005
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fifth resolution - Allocation of attendance fees to the Board of Directors for the current year
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Sixth resolution - Re-appointment of Mr. Gareth Jones as a director of the Company
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Seventh resolution - Appointment of Mr. Peter Camps as a director of the Company to replace Mr. Stephen Temple whose mandate came to term
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eighth resolution - Share buy-back programme
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Extraordinary meeting of the shareholders
Ninth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the Company’s share capital while maintaining the preferential subscription right attached to existing shares
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent
Tenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the Company’s share capital while maintaining the preferential subscription right attached to existing shares
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eleventh resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital increases should the demand in shares exceed the number of shares contemplated to be issued initially
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Twelfth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital up to a maximum of 10% of the existing number of shares to pay for any contribution in kind made to the Company
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Thirteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to increase the amount of the Company’s share capital through an issue of shares which would be reserved to the Company’s employees participating to a plan d’épargne d’entreprise
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fourteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to decrease the amount of the Company’s share capital as a result of the utilisation of the share buy-back programme
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Fifteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to grant shares to the Company’s employees and directors for no consideration
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Sixteenth resolution - Authorisation granted to the Board of Directors to grant options on the Company’s shares
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Seventeenth resolution - Amendment to article 9A of the Company’s articles of association
The resolution was voted and passed with the consent of 99.88% of voted shares (7,000 votes voted against the proposed resolution).
Eighteenth resolution - Amendment to article 12A of the Company’s articles of association (shareholding threshold reporting)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Nineteenth resolution - Amendment to article 13 of the Company’s articles of association (Board of Directors’ powers, composition and organisation)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twentieth resolution - Amendment to article 15 of the Company’s articles of association (shareholders’ meetings)
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twenty-first resolution - Renumbering the Company’s articles of association
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Twenty-second resolution - Powers for registration purposes
The resolution was voted and passed with unanimous consent.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 18.941.280 von Woodly2712 am 22.11.05 17:16:23Vor allem das Aktienrückkaufprogramm dürfte etwas Wind in die träge Kursentwicklung bringen
Ich muß zugeben, die Geduld wird arg strapaziert. Aber immerhin hat sich der Kurs wieder auf 10,10 erholt und die letzten Q-Zahlen waren auch recht vielversprechend
Aktuell 11,30 € ...........+ 8,65 % !!!!!!!!!!
Gibt es News ????????
Geht es endlich los mit Vista ?????????
Gibt es News ????????
Geht es endlich los mit Vista ?????????
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.078.612 von MIRU am 02.11.06 11:59:01Großvertrag mit HP abgeschlossen! YEAH!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.078.612 von MIRU am 02.11.06 11:59:01G L O B A L G R A P H I C S P R E S S R E L E A S E S
(http://www.globalgraphics.com)
The following press releases are available in full from the Global Graphics web site.
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Global Graphics signs major contract with HP
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Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) the technology experts for open documents and print solutions, announced today it has signed a contract with HP ...
http://www.globalgraphics.com/news/GGPress.nsf/PressReleasesPublishedCurrent/3BF57596E8B18D198025721A00265C99
(http://www.globalgraphics.com)
The following press releases are available in full from the Global Graphics web site.
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Global Graphics signs major contract with HP
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Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) the technology experts for open documents and print solutions, announced today it has signed a contract with HP ...
http://www.globalgraphics.com/news/GGPress.nsf/PressReleasesPublishedCurrent/3BF57596E8B18D198025721A00265C99
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.085.473 von Woodly2712 am 02.11.06 17:30:01Vielen Dank für die schenlle Info. Ich hatte Heute Mittag noch nichts gefunden.
Jetzt dürfte es richtig aufwärts gehen (break away gap) oder ist noch mit einem gap close zu rechnen ????
Das ist hier richtig exklusiv, wenn man sich die Clik-Rate ansieht.
Jetzt dürfte es richtig aufwärts gehen (break away gap) oder ist noch mit einem gap close zu rechnen ????
Das ist hier richtig exklusiv, wenn man sich die Clik-Rate ansieht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.088.020 von MIRU am 02.11.06 19:28:47Ja, noch sind wir ziemlich unter uns. However.
Andere Druckerhersteller werden nachziehen, denn jeder der die neuen Vista-Druckfuntionen benutzen will braucht eine Lizenz von Global Graphics. Ich erwarte nach einem mauen Jahr 2006 ein furioses Jahr 2007 mit Umsatzanstieg und Gewinnexplosion.
Wer ist der nächste nach HP?
Andere Druckerhersteller werden nachziehen, denn jeder der die neuen Vista-Druckfuntionen benutzen will braucht eine Lizenz von Global Graphics. Ich erwarte nach einem mauen Jahr 2006 ein furioses Jahr 2007 mit Umsatzanstieg und Gewinnexplosion.
Wer ist der nächste nach HP?
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Global Graphics Signs a Further XPS Contract
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Global Graphics (Brussels:GLOG ), the technology experts for open document and print solutions, announced today that it has signed another contract to provide its XPS technology to a second Japanese printer manufacturer. ¶ Notes to editors: ¶ About XPS ¶ The XPS (XML Paper Specification) document format is a paginated, fixed-format, representation of electronic documents and is based on XML and the new graphics architecture that Microsoft is developing alongside Windows Vista. As an open, cross-platform document format, XPS allows users to create, share, print and archive documents. When combined with the new print subsystem, its capabilities as a new page description language mean that it will offer significant improvements in fidelity and increased performance in rich graphics content that users increasingly demand. ¶ About Global Graphics ¶ Global Graphics (http://www.globalgraphics.com) is the technology expert for open document and print solutions committed to the continuous development of industry standards. It is a leading developer and supplier of sophisticated high performance RIPs, PDF (Portable Document Format) document, workflow and color solutions mostly to a customer base of Independent Hardware Vendors, system integrators, software developers and resellers. These partners include the world´s leading vendors of digital pre-press systems, large-format color printers, color proofing systems, copiers and printers for the corporate and SOHO (Small Office / Home Office) markets and software applications.
Global Graphics Signs a Further XPS Contract
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Global Graphics (Brussels:GLOG ), the technology experts for open document and print solutions, announced today that it has signed another contract to provide its XPS technology to a second Japanese printer manufacturer. ¶ Notes to editors: ¶ About XPS ¶ The XPS (XML Paper Specification) document format is a paginated, fixed-format, representation of electronic documents and is based on XML and the new graphics architecture that Microsoft is developing alongside Windows Vista. As an open, cross-platform document format, XPS allows users to create, share, print and archive documents. When combined with the new print subsystem, its capabilities as a new page description language mean that it will offer significant improvements in fidelity and increased performance in rich graphics content that users increasingly demand. ¶ About Global Graphics ¶ Global Graphics (http://www.globalgraphics.com) is the technology expert for open document and print solutions committed to the continuous development of industry standards. It is a leading developer and supplier of sophisticated high performance RIPs, PDF (Portable Document Format) document, workflow and color solutions mostly to a customer base of Independent Hardware Vendors, system integrators, software developers and resellers. These partners include the world´s leading vendors of digital pre-press systems, large-format color printers, color proofing systems, copiers and printers for the corporate and SOHO (Small Office / Home Office) markets and software applications.
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One platform for document creation, conversion, thumbnails, low and high-resolution display, manipulation, processing, archiving, and printing - - Includes new RIP solutions for native consumption of PostScript®, PDF, XPS, and PCL in driver-based, embedded and server-based SDKs, and a new set of libraries for electronic document conversion, display, and manipulation capabilities including PostScript, XPS, PDF, PCL, and other formats.
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) revealed today that it is well advanced in its plans to launch a next generation OEM document platform during the current year. The two pillars of the integrated platform are new RIP solutions optimized for the full range of printing devices, and, a powerful electronic document library offering file format conversion, creation, display and manipulation capability for a wide variety of applications.
The new driver-based, embedded and server-based RIP solutions will be available for manufacturers of desktop inkjet printers, networked office printers/copiers, high-end multi-function printers, wide format inkjet printers and a range of commercial print devices and workflows. These solutions will support the native processing of the most common Page Description Languages, including PostScript, PDF, XPS and PCL, as well as provide support for proprietary and other document formats. This next generation RIP technology uses a new iteration of the powerful RIP kernel found at the heart of the Harlequin RIP with significant expansion, modularity and optimization for specific printer environments.
The new eDocument technology comprises a set of libraries that will provide application developers, software print workflow producers, online document services, and corporate IT departments with powerful tools for document format creation and conversion, including XPS, PDF, PostScript®, PCL and proprietary formats, as well as comprehensive document manipulation, processing, and viewing capabilities. The power of this new electronic document technology is twofold: its extensible architecture makes it easy to add any number of Page Description Languages (PDLs) and other current and future document formats; plus, comprehensive document manipulation is possible. This is due to the powerful Document Object Model at its centre that provides access to conversion, optimization, and to both page and object level information, providing the ability to add, modify or delete document and object elements. Customers can add their own PDL input or export filters.
The roll out of the Company’s new RIP solutions begins today with the launch of Version 1.0 of the Harlequin® Host Renderer SDK, that provides high-quality components with which to build XPS printer drivers and other host- based solutions for a wide variety of raster devices. This new SDK will be particularly useful for printer/MFP manufacturers who develop their own drivers and need PDL technology.
Today also sees the official launch of the Company’s Early Adopter Program under which developers can sign up for exclusive early access to the new eDocument technology libraries and to the Global Graphics eDocument product development team.
Jim Freidah, Global Graphics’ chief operating officer comments, “The advantages of using one document platform are that printer manufacturers and application developers can standardize their solutions on one powerful and flexible platform for all their Page Description Language and other document format requirements. This will enable them to reduce the engineering effort they expend on integrating different solutions together or on maintaining several different architectures for the various document formats. Overall, this will lead to reduced support costs and shorter product development cycles.
“Printer manufacturers will benefit from the quality and performance associated with the Harlequin brand name across a much broader range of printing devices yet still benefit from the flexibility they need to create custom solutions. Application developers will be able to use one eDocument library for all their file format conversion and manipulation needs. For example, adding PDF and XPS to an application will be easy. And because the library is modular and extensible, you buy what you want when you need it and you can add other PDL conversions, including your proprietary formats at any time.”
A recognized expert dedicated to interpreting, rendering and converting PDLs for nearly 20 years, Global Graphics’ leading edge expertise and engineering capability were factors in the Company being chosen by Microsoft in 2003 to provide consultation services on the XPS specification as well as develop a prototype and a print reference XPS RIP for Microsoft.
One platform for document creation, conversion, thumbnails, low and high-resolution display, manipulation, processing, archiving, and printing - - Includes new RIP solutions for native consumption of PostScript®, PDF, XPS, and PCL in driver-based, embedded and server-based SDKs, and a new set of libraries for electronic document conversion, display, and manipulation capabilities including PostScript, XPS, PDF, PCL, and other formats.
Global Graphics (Euronext: GLOG) revealed today that it is well advanced in its plans to launch a next generation OEM document platform during the current year. The two pillars of the integrated platform are new RIP solutions optimized for the full range of printing devices, and, a powerful electronic document library offering file format conversion, creation, display and manipulation capability for a wide variety of applications.
The new driver-based, embedded and server-based RIP solutions will be available for manufacturers of desktop inkjet printers, networked office printers/copiers, high-end multi-function printers, wide format inkjet printers and a range of commercial print devices and workflows. These solutions will support the native processing of the most common Page Description Languages, including PostScript, PDF, XPS and PCL, as well as provide support for proprietary and other document formats. This next generation RIP technology uses a new iteration of the powerful RIP kernel found at the heart of the Harlequin RIP with significant expansion, modularity and optimization for specific printer environments.
The new eDocument technology comprises a set of libraries that will provide application developers, software print workflow producers, online document services, and corporate IT departments with powerful tools for document format creation and conversion, including XPS, PDF, PostScript®, PCL and proprietary formats, as well as comprehensive document manipulation, processing, and viewing capabilities. The power of this new electronic document technology is twofold: its extensible architecture makes it easy to add any number of Page Description Languages (PDLs) and other current and future document formats; plus, comprehensive document manipulation is possible. This is due to the powerful Document Object Model at its centre that provides access to conversion, optimization, and to both page and object level information, providing the ability to add, modify or delete document and object elements. Customers can add their own PDL input or export filters.
The roll out of the Company’s new RIP solutions begins today with the launch of Version 1.0 of the Harlequin® Host Renderer SDK, that provides high-quality components with which to build XPS printer drivers and other host- based solutions for a wide variety of raster devices. This new SDK will be particularly useful for printer/MFP manufacturers who develop their own drivers and need PDL technology.
Today also sees the official launch of the Company’s Early Adopter Program under which developers can sign up for exclusive early access to the new eDocument technology libraries and to the Global Graphics eDocument product development team.
Jim Freidah, Global Graphics’ chief operating officer comments, “The advantages of using one document platform are that printer manufacturers and application developers can standardize their solutions on one powerful and flexible platform for all their Page Description Language and other document format requirements. This will enable them to reduce the engineering effort they expend on integrating different solutions together or on maintaining several different architectures for the various document formats. Overall, this will lead to reduced support costs and shorter product development cycles.
“Printer manufacturers will benefit from the quality and performance associated with the Harlequin brand name across a much broader range of printing devices yet still benefit from the flexibility they need to create custom solutions. Application developers will be able to use one eDocument library for all their file format conversion and manipulation needs. For example, adding PDF and XPS to an application will be easy. And because the library is modular and extensible, you buy what you want when you need it and you can add other PDL conversions, including your proprietary formats at any time.”
A recognized expert dedicated to interpreting, rendering and converting PDLs for nearly 20 years, Global Graphics’ leading edge expertise and engineering capability were factors in the Company being chosen by Microsoft in 2003 to provide consultation services on the XPS specification as well as develop a prototype and a print reference XPS RIP for Microsoft.
Spätzünder !!!!!
Wann gibt es Zahlen ??????
Wann gibt es Zahlen ??????
ja, wahrlich ein Spätzünder... Aber die Geduld wird sich auszahlen.
Zahlen kommen NÄCHSTE Woche!
Financial reporting schedule
Quarter end Reporting date
31 December 2006 (and 2006 full year results) 8 February 2007
31 March 2007 19 April 2007
30 June 2007 (and 2007 interim results) 27 July 2007
30 September 2007 19 October 2007
Quelle: http://www.globalgraphics.com/company/investors/calendar.htm…
Zahlen kommen NÄCHSTE Woche!
Financial reporting schedule
Quarter end Reporting date
31 December 2006 (and 2006 full year results) 8 February 2007
31 March 2007 19 April 2007
30 June 2007 (and 2007 interim results) 27 July 2007
30 September 2007 19 October 2007
Quelle: http://www.globalgraphics.com/company/investors/calendar.htm…
Was ist das eigentlich für ein krankes Teil ?????????
Nur gut dass ich schon massiv abgebaut habe. Der Rest fliegt beim nächsten Anstieg.
1 Jahr fürn Ar.....
Nur gut dass ich schon massiv abgebaut habe. Der Rest fliegt beim nächsten Anstieg.
1 Jahr fürn Ar.....
Zur Diskussion wird der Thread enthistorisiert.
MfG MaatMOD
MfG MaatMOD
Besten Dank an den lieben MaatMOD.
Ist noch jemand dabei, oder sind alle raus ??????
Nachdem ich frustiert fast alles geschmissen habe, bin ich seit einigen Wochen wieder vorsichtig reingegangen.
Wie bei vielen anderen Werten auch, schien mir die Kursuntertreibung etwas zu stark.
Jetzt beginnt der Kurs sich langsam zu erholen.
Die 10 € (= 100%) in 1-2 Jahren halte ich für realistisch.
Meinungen ???????
Ist noch jemand dabei, oder sind alle raus ??????
Nachdem ich frustiert fast alles geschmissen habe, bin ich seit einigen Wochen wieder vorsichtig reingegangen.
Wie bei vielen anderen Werten auch, schien mir die Kursuntertreibung etwas zu stark.
Jetzt beginnt der Kurs sich langsam zu erholen.
Die 10 € (= 100%) in 1-2 Jahren halte ich für realistisch.
Meinungen ???????
Eine der wenigen Aktien, die sich wacker hält in dem Sturm, der fast alle Nebenwerte in den Keller schickt, und keiner da ???
Ist wohl zu unbekannt.
Ist wohl zu unbekannt.
Thread wurde enthistorisiert - viel Spaß beim Weiterschreiben.
Habe die Ehre,
MODzart
Habe die Ehre,
MODzart
Vielen Dank an MODzart.
Ist hier sehr ruhig geworden. Dafür ist der Umsatz in der Aktie umso interessanter. Über 77 K heute.
Das ist ein Rekordwert innerhalb der letzten 12 Monate.
Kurs ist auch auf dem Weg.
Erstes Ziel liegt bei ca. 2 €. Auf längere Sicht sollten auch 5-6 € wieder möglich sein (lt. Chart).
Operativ sind die Weichen laut GB ebenfalls gestellt. Und cash ist auch genug vorhanden (gestiegen). Ist ja fast wichtiger als Profit.
Aber 1-2 Jahre muss man wohl noch abwarten, bis der Kurs mal wieder richtig gut wird.
Ist hier sehr ruhig geworden. Dafür ist der Umsatz in der Aktie umso interessanter. Über 77 K heute.
Das ist ein Rekordwert innerhalb der letzten 12 Monate.
Kurs ist auch auf dem Weg.
Erstes Ziel liegt bei ca. 2 €. Auf längere Sicht sollten auch 5-6 € wieder möglich sein (lt. Chart).
Operativ sind die Weichen laut GB ebenfalls gestellt. Und cash ist auch genug vorhanden (gestiegen). Ist ja fast wichtiger als Profit.
Aber 1-2 Jahre muss man wohl noch abwarten, bis der Kurs mal wieder richtig gut wird.
Heute Großeinkauf bei 1,65 € in Brüssel:
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Datum Zeit akt. Kurs Kursart Volumeneinheiten Volumen EUR Volumen (kum.) Stück Volumen (kum.) Euro
20.04.09 14:59:27 1,41
VA
2.000 3.060 36.139 53.598
13:38:17 1,65
VA
837 1.381 34.139 50.538
13:38:17 1,65
VA
900 1.485 33.302 49.157
13:38:17 1,65
VA
300 495 32.402 47.672
13:38:17 1,65
VA
350 578 32.102 47.177
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.538 2.538 31.752 46.599
13:38:17 1,65
VA
950 1.568 30.214 44.062
13:38:17 1,65
VA
625 1.031 29.264 42.494
13:38:17 1,65
VA
2.300 3.795 28.639 41.463
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.000 1.650 26.339 37.668
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.000 1.650 25.339 36.018
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Datum Zeit akt. Kurs Kursart Volumeneinheiten Volumen EUR Volumen (kum.) Stück Volumen (kum.) Euro
20.04.09 14:59:27 1,41
VA
2.000 3.060 36.139 53.598
13:38:17 1,65
VA
837 1.381 34.139 50.538
13:38:17 1,65
VA
900 1.485 33.302 49.157
13:38:17 1,65
VA
300 495 32.402 47.672
13:38:17 1,65
VA
350 578 32.102 47.177
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.538 2.538 31.752 46.599
13:38:17 1,65
VA
950 1.568 30.214 44.062
13:38:17 1,65
VA
625 1.031 29.264 42.494
13:38:17 1,65
VA
2.300 3.795 28.639 41.463
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.000 1.650 26.339 37.668
13:38:17 1,65
VA
1.000 1.650 25.339 36.018
So kann es weitergehen:
Last 1,73
Tageshoch / -tief 1,75 1,50
Vortageskurs (21.04.)/
Kursart 1,48 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,25 +16,89%
Da werden die Q1-Zahlen vermutlich besser ausfallen als bisher.
Last 1,73
Tageshoch / -tief 1,75 1,50
Vortageskurs (21.04.)/
Kursart 1,48 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,25 +16,89%
Da werden die Q1-Zahlen vermutlich besser ausfallen als bisher.
Hallo stille Mitleser.
Hat jemand eine Meinung zu Global Graphics oder news ???
Hat jemand eine Meinung zu Global Graphics oder news ???
Weiterhin schöne Entwicklung:
Tagesvolumen (Stück) 19.809
Tageshoch / -tief 1,94 1,87
Vortageskurs (04.05.)/
Kursart 1,86 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,02 +1,08%
Schon über 100 % vom ATL.
Heute mal eine kleine Konsi.
Tagesvolumen (Stück) 19.809
Tageshoch / -tief 1,94 1,87
Vortageskurs (04.05.)/
Kursart 1,86 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,02 +1,08%
Schon über 100 % vom ATL.
Heute mal eine kleine Konsi.
Jetzt wirds interessant:
Tageshoch / -tief 2,46 1,95
Vortageskurs (07.05.)/
Kursart 1,98 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,48 +24,24%
Tageshoch / -tief 2,46 1,95
Vortageskurs (07.05.)/
Kursart 1,98 VA
Veränd. Vortag abs. +0,48 +24,24%
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