Eine Diskussion zu THOMAS COOK GRP/Arcandor???? A0MR3W (Seite 4250)

[Go for it]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.401.459 von roterBiker am 25.11.11 19:53:22

in 5 Min. ist Börsenschluss

[roterBiker]

Zitat von Go for it: so 13 Minuten noch...

und was ist da in 13 Min. ?
kommt die gute Nachricht ?

[Marchella]

Zitat von Marchella:

Thomas Cook in urgent talks with banks over debt crisisTroubled travel company and its lenders working towards solution before customer confidence evaporates

Debt-laden tour operator Thomas Cook has been locked in emergency talks with leading banks in the hope of resolving its winter debt crisis, before uncertainty over its finances begins to affect customer bookings and damages relationships with hotels and airlines.

On Friday, rival group Tui Travel, which controls the Thomson and First Choice brands, took out full page adverts in the national press saying "another holiday company may be experiencing turbulence, but we're in really great shape".

Analysts expect rivals to rapidly win business from Thomas Cook unless the 170-year-old travel group's 17 lending banks – led by HSBC, Barclays and Unicredit – offer decisive support to the ailing group. Finance director Paul Hollingworth has said he is "pretty confident" the banks will prove supportive, and all parties are believed to want to reach an agreement this weekend. Thomas Cook's borrowing position is expected to reach about £1.5bn by the end of next month.

Lenders are acutely aware of the risk that Thomas Cook's trading position could slip into freefall if doubts over its solvency linger. This week its shares slumped by 75% after the shock announcement – for the second time in a month – that the business needed a further £100m to ensure it could pay its bills.

The warning prompted Thomas Cook to postpone its full-year results and much-awaited restructuring plans for the troublesome UK business. Lenders have reportedly hired Ernst & Young to advise them as they decide whether to further loosen terms and extend an extra loan.

Concerns about the company's 31 December banking covenant test have been growing all year but were exacerbated by heavy profits warning in July. Five weeks ago, Thomas Cook announced it had secured a deal with its banks that removed concerns about a covenant breach. That proved a premature claim, however, after disappointing bookings in France and Belgium forced management to return cap-in-hand to the banks.

David Cameron appeared to signal his hope for the continued survival of Thomas Cook on Wednesday, describing the tour operator as "an important and iconic British brand" and requesting progress reports from the department for business.

In the last five months, fears of an emergency rights issue have morphed into panic over the prospect of a more punishing refinancing, possibly a debt-for-equity swap, which would wipe out existing shareholders.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/nov/25/thomas-cook-u…

[Marchella]

Thomas Cook in urgent talks with banks over debt crisisTroubled travel company and its lenders working towards solution before customer confidence evaporates

Debt-laden tour operator Thomas Cook has been locked in emergency talks with leading banks in the hope of resolving its winter debt crisis, before uncertainty over its finances begins to affect customer bookings and damages relationships with hotels and airlines.

On Friday, rival group Tui Travel, which controls the Thomson and First Choice brands, took out full page adverts in the national press saying "another holiday company may be experiencing turbulence, but we're in really great shape".

Analysts expect rivals to rapidly win business from Thomas Cook unless the 170-year-old travel group's 17 lending banks – led by HSBC, Barclays and Unicredit – offer decisive support to the ailing group. Finance director Paul Hollingworth has said he is "pretty confident" the banks will prove supportive, and all parties are believed to want to reach an agreement this weekend. Thomas Cook's borrowing position is expected to reach about £1.5bn by the end of next month.

Lenders are acutely aware of the risk that Thomas Cook's trading position could slip into freefall if doubts over its solvency linger. This week its shares slumped by 75% after the shock announcement – for the second time in a month – that the business needed a further £100m to ensure it could pay its bills.

The warning prompted Thomas Cook to postpone its full-year results and much-awaited restructuring plans for the troublesome UK business. Lenders have reportedly hired Ernst & Young to advise them as they decide whether to further loosen terms and extend an extra loan.

Concerns about the company's 31 December banking covenant test have been growing all year but were exacerbated by heavy profits warning in July. Five weeks ago, Thomas Cook announced it had secured a deal with its banks that removed concerns about a covenant breach. That proved a premature claim, however, after disappointing bookings in France and Belgium forced management to return cap-in-hand to the banks.

David Cameron appeared to signal his hope for the continued survival of Thomas Cook on Wednesday, describing the tour operator as "an important and iconic British brand" and requesting progress reports from the department for business.

In the last five months, fears of an emergency rights issue have morphed into panic over the prospect of a more punishing refinancing, possibly a debt-for-equity swap, which would wipe out existing shareholders.

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[roterBiker]

wenn ich mir die letzte Stunde hier anschaue, ist das für einen Freitag Abend ein wahnsinnig hoher Zulauf, die wissen was Sie tun ..

[roterBiker]

Zitat von joey2011: Hätte ich heute das raus/rein mitgemacht, gings mir jetzt besser.Bleibt nur hoffen auf Montag.

hätte, wäre, wenn und aber....

wäre er hinter dem Auto über die Straße, hätte er die andere Seite erreicht, wenn er darüber nachgedacht hätte, aber das tat er nicht ..

[joey2011]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.401.345 von roterBiker am 25.11.11 19:28:54

Scheinen gerade welche zu versuchen, aber die wollen nix zahlen.

[roterBiker]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.401.312 von fortuna924 am 25.11.11 19:20:42

können sich heute bis 22.00 Uhr noch beteiligen...