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Symbol: LOY
ISIN: GB0002568813
WKN: 912794

Homepage: www.lonrho.com

Marktkap. 0,98 Mio. €

Die auf Afrika spezialisierte Beteiligungsgesellschaft Lonrho Africa hält 19 Prozent an der australischen Diamantenminengesellschaft Nare Diamonds. Diese gab am 20. März den Fund eines Diamanten in der südafrikanischen Mine Schmidtsdrift bekannt, der 66,6 Karat wiegt. Insgesamt wurden in dieser Mine seit April 2006 rund 7.600 Karat gewonnen.

Das Unternehmen ist unter anderem in den Bereichen Tourismus, Rohstoffe, Infrastruktur, Transport und Landwirtschaft in Afrika tätig.

Kursziel der Analysten glaube ich was von 0,80 € gelesen zu haben...

Vielleicht findet sich ja jemand, der hier investiert ist und der mehr zu dem Unternehmen weiß...

Greez

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(AFX UK Focus) 2007-05-09 09:12 GMT:
Lonrho Africa says Fly540 expands fleet with two additional aircraft

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Lonrho Africa PLC said Fly540, the low-cost airline based in Nairobi in which Lonrho holds a 49 pct interest, is expanding its fleet with two additional aircraft.

The pan-African company with infrastructure assets in Africa said it expects the two Dash 8-100 turbo prop aircraft to arrive in May 2007 and significantly increase the capacity of the fleet allowing for new domestic routes to Loki, Wajir and Mandera, in Kenya. [e-mail] rda/slm


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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Lonrho PLC, formerly Lonrho Africa PLC, said it has raised 16.5 mln stg by placing 51.44 mln shares at 32 pence each.

The pan-African company said the proceeds from the placing, representing 19 pct of the company's capital, will be used to provide the necessary funds for its growing investments in Africa and to fund further investment opportunities in line with its strategy.
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Das ganze mal grob per Software übersetzt:

LONDON (Thomson finanziell) - Lonrho PLC, früher Lonrho Afrika PLC, gesagt ihm hat mln stg 16.5 angehoben, indem es 51.44 mln Anteile bei 32 Pence jedes setzte.

Die Wanne-Afrikanische Firma sagte die Erträge von der Plazierung und stellte 19 pct des Kapitals der Firma dar, wird, die notwendigen Kapital für seine wachsenden Investitionen in Afrika zur Verfügung zu stellen und weitere günstige Möglichkeiten der Geldanlage in übereinstimmung mit seiner Strategie zu finanzieren verwendet werden. [e-mail] kkb/jsa

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von 0,43€ auf 0,55€ seit Threaderöffnung (am 11.05.2007).

wären etwa grob geschätzt ca. +30% in 14 Tagen...

nicht schlecht!

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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Lonrho PLC, formerly Lonrho Africa PLC, said it has appointed Jean Ellis as its finance director and Geoffrey White as the chief operating officer.

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Lonrho Plc To Acquire Sociedade Comercial Bytes & Pieces [LONR.L]

6/7/2007 10:37:30 AM Lonrho PLC (LONR.L) announced that it has exchanged contracts to acquire 65% of one of Mozambique's largest commercial Information Technology Solution Providers, Sociedade Comercial Bytes & Pieces, Limitada.

Lonrho is buying the stake in the Bytes & Pieces for $2.34m and will take up two thirds of the board positions. The two founders of Bytes & Pieces, Vijay Thadani and Veronica Miller, will together retain 35%.

[joerg73]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.701.075 von TSX-V am 08.06.07 10:54:04

19 June 2007
LONRHO PLC ('Lonrho' or 'the Company')

Lonrho plans to develop new airline in Angola

Lonrho (AIM: LONR) has signed an exclusive Memorandum of Understanding ('MOU') with Sociedade De Gestate E Participacoes Financieras SARL ('GEFI'), one of the largest internal investment companies in Angola. Lonrho plans to develop a new airline in Angola for the passenger, freight, leasing and charter markets with GEFI, through their wholly owned subsidiary Planar, an aircraft operating agency, that currently owns warehousing and office facilities at Luanda airport. GEFI also owns further facilities throughout the country, including the required flight permissions and licences to operate the new airline. Lonrho's exposure within the aviation sector puts it in a strong position to manage the new airline. Subsidiaries include the Budget airline Fly 540 operating in East Africa and Norse Air, an aviation logistics company operating across a number of countries. The MOU provides a three month exclusive period for the parties to review the opportunities in the Angolan aviation market and structure and commence the development of the new airline. David Lenigas, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lonrho, commented: 'Today's announcement is another example of Lonrho's strategy of investing into African infrastructure. The MOU with GEFI should allow Lonrho to develop a new airline to support Angola's strong economy, which is being aided by accelerated growth from oil and diamond revenues. By partnering with GEFI, and its established infrastructure, we envisage that Lonrho will utilise its expertise and build on its aviation network. We believe that the new airline can rapidly become a significant part of an expanding domestic market in Angola and a buoyant natural resources market across Africa. Finally, Lonrho believes that good aviation services provide one of the fundamental legs of the infrastructure that Africa requires to grow.'

[Rolex]

verstehe gar nicht dass niemand für diesen Wert interessiert.
Eigentlich ist Lonrho mittlerweile ein Africafond.
Beteiligungen im Rohstoffbereich, Hafen, Airlines, Wasser (!),
IT, Hotel,
Mal schaun ob ich es die nächten Tage mal schaffe die
Assets grob zu bewerten. Es gibt auf jeden Fall einige die den Kurs schön nach oben ziehen.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.409.320 von Rolex am 30.06.07 18:11:24

Falls Du es noch nicht mitgekriegt hast... Lonhro hat sämtliche Geschäftsaktivitäten aus Afrika zurückgezogen und nennt sich ab jetzt nur noch Lonhro PLC

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wie dem auch sei... mein Näschen hat sich trotzdem nicht geirrt...

Greez

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[Rolex]

dann schau Dir doch mal meldungen oder hp an

[TSX-V]

Sollte ein Scherz sein...

Wollte damit eigentl. sagen, daß Lohnro Africa PLC jetzt nur noch Lonhro PLC heißt.

[TSX-V]

Jaja... - Entwicklung seit Threaderöffnung über 30% - sollte mal überlegen, ob ich mein goldenes Näschen nicht versichern lassen sollte...

[FunKyStufF]

LONRHO PLC

(“Lonrho” or “The Company”)


Lonrho’s LonZim banks £32.3 million

Lonrho Plc (\"Lonrho\"), the African conglomerate with a diverse portfolio of investments, ranging from infrastructure, transportation, support services and natural resources, announces today that its newly established subsidiary LonZim Plc (“LonZim”) has raised an initial £32.326 million (US$66.234 million) from a number of existing institutional shareholders of Lonrho by issuing 46,180,958 LonZim shares.

Lonrho holds 30,000,001 shares in LonZim as the founding shareholder (cost £3,001) representing 39.4% of that company and currently holds all board positions.

LonZim intends to raise additional funds and seek a listing on a major stock exchange over the coming months.

On listing, Lonrho’s arrangements with LonZim will be:

· Lonrho’s initial shareholding will be escrowed for a period of 5 years.

· Lonrho will hold a management contract with LonZim whereby it will receive 1% of gross assets under management and 2½ % of gross turnover of LonZim per annum.

· Lonrho will not compete with LonZim in Zimbabwe whilst Lonrho manages LonZim.

· LonZim funds will be escrowed until successful admission to trading on a stock exchange.

LonZim’s principal focus will be to acquire and invest in key assets in the property, infrastructure, hotel and commercial sectors in Zimbabwe and neighbouring countries including the important access corridor to the coast at Beira in Mozambique.

Lonrho\'s management team and consultants offer an in-depth understanding of business and investment in Africa, including Zimbabwe. The team brings significant experience in successfully brokering and completing transactions and developing companies in challenging parts of the continent.

LonZim will adhere to all international and national laws applying to foreign investment in Zimbabwe and plans to implement and adhere to best practice in corporate governance.

David Lenigas, Lonrho\'s Executive Chairman and Chief Executive, commented:

\"There are clearly risks associated with investing in Zimbabwe and this financial commitment from Lonrho’s existing institutional investors by subscribing for LonZim shares, prior to a listing, demonstrates their belief that the opportunities for economic growth in the country are enormous.”

\"Lonrho believes that there is a substantial commercial opportunity in the Zimbabwean market, which has deteriorated due to severe underinvestment. This potentially offers significant upside. As such I believe that cautious and well informed investment in Zimbabwe and the coastal access corridor will ultimately offer excellent returns for LonZim shareholders as well as Zimbabwean businesses and the Zimbabwean economy.

\"I strongly believe that the best way to encourage economic growth within a country and nurture the development of a strong infrastructure and thriving business culture is through private, foreign direct investment and LonZim fits with that principle.\"

20th July 2007


Notes to Editors:

About Lonrho:

Lonrho Plc is an expanding conglomerate that is rapidly growing a successful business throughout Africa. The Company is listed on the London AIM stock exchange (LONR). Lonrho is strategically focused on the development of business opportunities in infrastructure, transportation, support services and natural resources. The Company has over 20,000 shareholders and substantial institutional backing to support its mandate to build a profitable business that plays a fundamental role in the development of the African economy.


Since 2006, the Company has invested in or acquired control of:


Hotel Cardoso - www.hotelcardoso.co.mz (retained)

Nare Diamonds - www.narediamonds.com

Brinkley Mining - www.brinkley-mining.com

Luba Freeport - www.lubafreeport.com

Fly540 - www.fly540.com

Norse Air - www.norseair.co.za

Swissta Holdings - www.swissta.com

Countermine - www.countermine.com

SA Independent Liner Services

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[FunKyStufF]

...in London aktuell 44,00 GBP + 6,67 %

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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Lonrho PLC and its joint venture partner Countermine PLC have been invited by the Angolan government body, CNIDAH, to assist in landmine clearance in sub-Saharan Africa.

The companies will supply an ORACLE 2 landmine clearing machine for the purpose, and the machine allows previously unusable areas of land suspected of being contaminated by landmines to be rehabilitated for productive purposes.

CNIDAH has undertaken to fast-track the evaluation process, and will provide a mined area of land for the process, facilitate all approvals and licences required for the importation of the equipment. [e-mail] bsu/jlw


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[FunKyStufF]

neue Website: http://www.lonrho.com

[FunKyStufF]

Hallo zusammen!!!

ist ja nicht viel los hier...überhaupt noch jemand investiert?

[Rolex]

ja klar bin ich noch investiert! Aussichten sind besser denn je!

4th February 2008

LONRHO PLC

("Lonrho" or the "Company")

LONRHO AQUIRES RIGHTS TO AQUAMINE NATURAL SPRING WATER AND ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT
OF A SUBSTANTIAL SOUTH AFRICAN WATER COMPANY


Lonrho plc (AIM: LONR) today announces that it will establish a new water
company in South Africa to meet the growing demand for premium quality, glass
bottled water in Johannesburg.


The new company, Lonrho Springs SA Pty Ltd (Lonrho Springs ) has acquired the
existing water use rights from the Aquamine ( Propriety ) Limited. The water is
sourced from a natural spring in the UNESCO nature reserve, The Cradle of Human
Kind in Gauteng Province, South Africa.


Aquamine has been producing small amounts of premium bottled water from its
natural spring for the Gauteng and Johannesburg market since 1988. The Aquamine
brand has established a strong reputation for being an exceptional, quality,
water and has had excellent reviews in competitive taste comparisons with
international waters, winning a place in the top three natural spring waters
globally.


Lonrho Springs is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lonrho Springs BVI, the Lonrho
Plc holding company for its water interests, which is operating and developing
water bottling projects in Africa.


Lonrho Springs will acquire the exclusive rights to the Aquamine brand, the
water source and a lease on the land.for a payment of approximately ? 70,000.


The project will cost US$ 5.3 million and take twelve months to complete. Lonrho
Springs BVI will invest US$ 2.0 million over the twelve month period, with the
balance of the funding coming via project finance from South African banks.
Lonrho Springs will build a new international standard processing unit and state
of the art water bottling plant to produce up to 800,000 litres per month.


Mr Gunnar Shillings, the founder of Aquamine, will remain with the company.


The quality of the Aquamine natural spring water is such that the company will
focus its distribution on restaurants and COS (consume on site ) customers such
as high net worth individuals, corporate accounts and hotels. The product will
be distributed in environmentally friendly, returnable glass bottles.


The Gauteng / Johannesburg market is responsible for over 50% of South Africa's
bottled water consumption, and it is believed that the quality of the water
combined with Aquamine's presence and reputation in the market since 1988 are a
strong basis on which the company can take a significant share in this premium
market in the region.



David Lenigas, Executive Chairman of Lonrho stated:


"This water is one of the finest available anywhere, with a perfect balance of
ph and minerals. It is sourced from a natural spring in the UNESCO world
heritage site the 'Cradle of Humankind' which is a protected and beautiful
environment.


The water is bottled in eco-friendly recyclable glass bottles. Aquamine will be
a significant addition to the rapidly expanding Lonrho Springs water business
and the quality of this natural spring water will ensure that it will become the
flagship water of the Lonrho range."

[Rolex]

über 60 % der Aktien werden durch Großinvestoren gehalten:

Declared Substatial Shareholdings Number of Shares % of Issued Capital
Mackenzie Cundill Investment Management Ltd 42,325,000 13.15%
UBS AG London Branch 37,662,644 11.70%
Capital Research and Management Group 35,600,900 11.06%
The Ospraie Portfolio Limited and The Ospraie Special Opportunities Master Holdings Ltd 25,449,512 7.91%
JP Morgan Asset Management (UK) Limited 17,122,000 5.32%
L.R. Global Partners L.P. and L.R. Global Fund Ltd 16,823,368 5.23%
Lehman Brothers International (Europe) 14,295,483 4.44%
Tudor Capital (UK) Ltd 14,062,500 4.37%
RAB Capital Plc 13,000,000 4.04%

[Rolex]

wieder news:
LONRHO WINS CONTRACT TO REDEVELOP AND MANAGE THE 'KARAVIA', A 250 ROOM HOTEL IN
LUBUMBASHI,
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Lonrho plc (AIM: LONR) today announces that, following a competitive tender
process, Lonrho has been awarded the redevelopment and subsequent management
contract for the Karavia Hotel in Lubumbashi by the Government of the Democratic
Republic Of Congo (DRC).

The tender process was run by the Comite de Pilotage de la Reforme des
Entreprise Publiques, (COPIREP), the Government department for reconstruction
projects and the Lonrho proposal was approved by the Council of Ministers.

A new company, Karavia 2008, will be established to be owned as to 30% by the
Government of the DRC, 35% by Lonrho and 35% by De Moerloose Group, a large
Belgian group operating in the DRC in the automotive, distribution and airlines
business. Karavia 2008 will hold a 25-year lease on the property for a
peppercorn rent, renewable for a further period of 25 years. Karavia 2008 will
invest up to US$ 20 million in the refurbishment project to bring the hotel back
to an international five star standard. The funds will be raised as a
combination of equity and debt finance.

The Karavia hotel is currently the only potential large-scale accommodation
facility in Lubumbashi, the burgeoning centre of the copper and cobalt industry
in the DRC. The hotel, originally a Sheraton Hotel, has been derelict for over
ten years and requires a complete refurbishment.

The hotel market in Lubumbashi is currently chronically underserviced as there
are no international standard accommodation facilities meeting the growing
market demand, being driven by executives and mining engineers developing the
world class natural resource projects in the region, such as Phelps Dodge;
Anvil; Nikanor; and First Quantum. In excess of US$ 12 billion is being invested
in natural resource projects in Katanga province, of which Lubumbashi is the
capital.

Lonrho Hotels will have the management contract for the hotel on a renewable
ten-year management contract. The hotel will be branded the 'Karavia : A Lonrho
Luxury Hotel'.

It is estimated that the project will take approximately twelve months to
complete.

David Lenigas, Executive Chairman of Lonrho stated :

"Lubumbashi is experiencing significant economic growth as new copper and cobalt
projects are planned and come on line. This in turn has generated large numbers
of expatriate and Congolese visitors, who currently have very limited choices
for accommodation.

The requirement for an international standard hotel to cater for this market is
clear and forecast occupancy and room rates are excellent.

The refurbishment of the property will create an asset that the DRC Government
can be proud of, and the rebuilt hotel will be a fitting testament to the
progress in the country since the democratic elections."

[Rolex]

Wieder news. Die Wassersparte in Afrika wird weiter ausgebaut!

27th February 2008



LONRHO PLC

("Lonrho" or the "Company")



LONRHO SIGNS AGREEMENT TO DEVELOP A 'NATURAL SPRING' WATER BOTTLING FACILITY IN
LUBUMBASHI, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO



Lonrho plc (AIM: LONR) today announces that Lonrho Springs BVI, its wholly owned
subsidiary, has signed an agreement whereby Lonrho Springs RDC Sprl will build a
new water bottling factory in Lubumbashi in the Democratic Republic of Congo to
meet the growing demand for quality bottled water being created by the economic
growth in the Katanga region.



Lonrho Springs RDC Sprl is a new company, which will be owned 51% as to Lonrho
Springs BVI and 49% to Classic Sprl, a local business.



The plant will be developed on a natural spring, 25km from Lubumbashi and easily
accessible by road. It will be the only natural spring water produced in the
region. The new plant will produce 1.3 million ltrs per month and will cost US$
5.3 million to develop. Funding for the project will be US$ 1.3 million raised
from local banks and each of the equity partners in the project will invest
US$2 million.



Lubumbashi is experiencing significant economic growth as a result of the
foreign direct investment of an estimated US$ 12 billion into the region for the
development of copper and cobalt mines.



Lonrho Springs BVI is the holding company for Lonrho's water interests. Lonrho
Springs is operating or developing water bottling plants in Kinshasa in the DRC;
Luanda in Angola; Johannesburg in South Africa and Maputo in Mozambique.
Lubumbashi in the DRC is the latest project in the roll out of Lonrho Springs
water bottling plants across the continent.



The natural spring water will be marketed in conjunction with TP Mazembe, (Tout
Puissant Mazembe) the highly successful Lubumbashi football team, in an effort
to promote fitness, sport and well being.



David Lenigas, Executive Chairman of Lonrho stated:



"I am delighted to announce this agreement to develop another Lonrho Springs
water bottling plant in Africa. Safe and clean drinking water, at economical and
affordable prices, is a key consideration as Africa continues to enjoy
significant economic growth.



Lubumbashi is an exciting market; the stability in the region has generated
consistent and sustained economic improvement and it is clear that Lubumbashi is
developing into a centre of trade and commerce driven by its immense natural
resources. This in turn generates an ideal opportunity for the development of
new projects such as this Lonrho Springs water bottling facility. This is an
exciting addition to the Lonrho portfolio and helps to significantly strengthen
the growth prospects of Lonrho Springs."

[Papabile]

Haben wir da das Tief jetzt gesehen?
oder geht's nach dem Auf in den letzten Tagen dann wieder abwärts?

Ich finde die Aktie sehr interesaant, habe aber keinen Plan um sie einzuschätzen.

[Rolex]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.076.765 von Papabile am 12.05.08 18:14:10

so, Management fängt jetzt an die Aktie zu kaufen:

July 2008




LONRHO PLC

("Lonrho" or the "Company")




DIRECTORS DEALINGS




Lonrho plc (AIM: LONR) wishes to advise that the following directors have purchased shares in the Company:




David Lenigas, Executive Chairman, informed the Company that on Tuesday 1 July 2008 he bought 200,000 ordinary shares at a price of 24.26 pence per share. Following these dealings, Mr Lenigas holds an interest in 200,000 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 0.053 per cent of the total voting rights of the Company.




Geoffrey White, Chief Executive Officer, informed the Company that on Tuesday 1 July 2008 he bought 200,000 ordinary shares at a price of 24.26 pence per share. Following these dealings, Mr White holds an interest in 200,000 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 0.053 per cent of the total voting rights of the Company.




Emma Priestley, Executive Director, informed the Company that on Tuesday 1 July 2008 she bought 40,712 ordinary shares at a price of 24.20 pence per share. Following these dealings, Ms Priestley holds an interest in 40,712 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 0.011 per cent of the total voting rights of the Company.

[Rolex]

letzte Woche hat endlich der Rebound eingesetzt! +42 Prozent

Ist außer mir eigentlich noch jemand in Lonrho investiert?
Wahrscheinlich kaufen die meisten ers bei 3 Euro wenn Afrika "in" ist

[Rolex]

Morgan Stanley hat sich mit 7 Prozent beteiligt

[Papabile]

laut Thomson Reuters (http://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUKTRE49E63P2008…):

By Malcolm Locke

LONDON (Reuters) - Lonrho (LONR.L), the British-based conglomerate with various business interests in Africa, said it was pulling out of its loss-making African sea freight business because of the worldwide economic slowdown and the impact of the global credit crunch.

Lonrho owns a 66.7 percent stake in SA Independent Liners (SAILS), which operates a scheduled containerised shipping service along the West African coast between South Africa and Europe.

Lonrho said on Wednesday that following a review of the business it had decided not to provide further funding to SAILS. As a result, this business has now been put into liquidation.

In the six months to end-March 2008, SAILS incurred a loss of 6.1 million pounds on sales of 6.7 million.

Lonrho said SAILS was an "arms length, stand alone" investment and had no cross guarantees or exposure with any other Lonrho group companies.

"SAILS was the only company in the Lonrho portfolio that had a direct correlation with depressed world markets," Executive Chairman David Lenigas said in a statement.

"It was also the only Lonrho company that had an ongoing requirement for funding and would have required in the region of $15 million (8.6 million pounds) to fully deploy the business model and become cash positive," he added.

Lonrho's shares -- which had been down around 7 percent prior to the announcement -- recovered to trade unchanged at 10.75 pence by 3:15 p.m..

Brokers Collins Stewart said the African sea freight operation was the weakest business in Lonrho's portfolio and offered no real competition against the giants such as Maersk and SafMarine.

"They (SAILS) could only compete on price and did not have the route network or frequency of operation of the majors," the broker said in a note. "Overall, this business had the capacity to become a bottomless hole, so we believe it is sensible that management have acted to stop the rot," it added.

Collins Stewart said the overall effect of the withdrawal would be to upgrade its numbers for 2008/09 as SAILS would have been loss-making in that year. It has increased its gross profit forecast by 2.5 million pounds to 7.9 million.

For the following year, however, the broker has downgraded its earnings estimate as it assumed that SAILS would become profitable. For 2009/10, it now looks for earnings of 3.2 pence a share, compared to 3.8 pence previously.

Lenigas said all of Lonrho's other investments in Africa remain on track and on budget.

"Forecasts for the African market, generally, are for continued strong growth in our key sectors. As an emerging market with little commercial credit, the sub-Saharan Africa market is well placed to continue its economic development," he added.

(Editing by Mike Elliott)

[Papabile]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.347.175 von Papabile am 10.01.09 10:41:55

UPDATE 1-Lonrho swings to profit in H1:
http://www.reuters.com/article/companyNews/idUKBNG4668392009…

Versteht eigentlich jemand warum es bei Lonrho schon wieder nach unten geht?

[MaatMod]

Sehr geehrter Wallstreet-online Nutzer,
Hallo,

für eine aktuelle Diskussion enthistorisieren wir diesen Thread.

MfG MaatMOD

[Papabile]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.295.621 von Papabile am 01.06.09 15:02:26

Bei Lonrho scheint sich doch etwas zu tun, und im neuen Hotel in Lubumbashi kann man auch schon für 350 USD pro Nacht absteigen: http://www.lonrho.com/Investors/Company_Reports/Financial_Re…

Nur mit den Gewinnen scheint es noch nicht so recht aufwärts zu gehen!

[Humperdinck]

Lonrho planning for a full listing
17 July 2010

Lonrho, the pan-African trading firm, will tell investors in the next few weeks it plans to return to a main market listing later this year and may dual-list its shares in Hong Kong.

[Humperdinck]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.880.297 von Humperdinck am 27.07.10 08:18:33

Lonrho moves into profit in Q4 and FY, sees further growth ahead

In a fourth quarter trading update, Africa-focused investment company Lonrho (LON:LONR) reported strong growth in the quarter and the full year to end-September 2010, moving into profit for both periods.
The end of the financial year also saw a successful bond issue, in which Lonrho raised US$70 million, allowing it to repay debts and accelerate the growth in its operations, particularly in the agricultural division.

During the final quarter of the financial year, the company increased turnover by 13 percent from the fourth quarter of 2009 to £33.6 million of turnover and booked a pretax profit of £2.9 million, compared to a £0.6m loss a year earlier.

Full-year turnover was up 20 percent at £107.7 million, and Lonrho swung to a pretax profit of £0.5 million compared with a loss of £4.5 million for the previous financial year.

[Humperdinck]

Lonrho reports 37% growth in revenue in Q2
and profit improvement of £4.2m at the half year.