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[Erdman]

Ein älterer Aktionär verkauft seine Philips Aktien.

Warum? Weil Philips unfreundlich gegenüber seinen Aktionären ist, arrogant gegenüber älteren Menschen, die keinen Computer besitzen.

Er erhielt folgende Antwort auf die Bestellung eines Annual Reports, wie er ihn in den Vorjahren immer erhielt:

Dear Michael,

Since we have stopped printing the Annual Reports since last year, we advise you to go the website of Philips, where you can see the full Annual Report and download it for yourself, in case you want to print it.
Please click here to go the Philips Investor Relations website where you can find all published financial reports.

Sorry for the inconvenience.
With kind regards,
Annual Report Office.

Sowas würde keinem US-Aktionär passieren. Deshalb riet ich dem älteren Herren, die Philips Aktien in General Electric umzutauschen. Die Dividende der Amerikaner ist mindestens so gut wie bei Philips und auch ausfallsicherer.
Übrigens darf sich Herr J-M. Hessels von Philips auch fragen, ob er nicht ganz im Sinne der EU Direktive Aktionäre diskriminiert, auf Grund des Alters.
Oder ist Philips so arm, dass es sich keine gedruckten Jahresberichte mehr leisten kann?

[tradepunk]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.652.372 von Erdman am 06.12.10 12:32:17

Da Philips charttechnisch aktuell stark nach Abwärtstrend aussieht, hätte ich vielleicht auch verkauft bzw. dazu geraten. Und da es momentan wirklich interessantere Aktien mit besseren Perspektiven gibt.

Aber diese Entscheidung von der Zusendung des Berichts abhängig zu machen, halte ich für schlichtweg ziemlich kindisch!

Ich hätte dem Herrn (Dein Kunde oder ein Verwandter?) erklärt, wie das heutzutage läuft und funktioniert, hätte ihm die gewünschten Unterlagen ausgedruckt und ihm auch erklärt, daß diese Handhabung ihm als Aktionär zugute kommt, da es dem Konzern hohe Kosten erspart, somit auch seinen Gewinn erhöht und es nebenbei auch noch umweltfreundlicher ist, als dicke Pakete mit Hochglanzberichten zu verschicken!

Gruß,

tradepunk

[tradepunk]

Nachsatz: Daß es arrogant ist, diesen ausdrücklichen Wunsch auszuschlagen, steht auf einem anderen Blatt. Einen gewissen ersten Ärger darüber, kann ich verstehen!

[Erdman]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.658.092 von tradepunk am 06.12.10 22:04:06

Selber ausdrucken ?

Sind wir Aktionäre denn die Computer Sklaven der Konzernbosse?

Die lachen doch nur über die dummen Aktionäre, die selber ausdrucken und auf eigene Kosten zur Hauptversammlung fahren, während die Angestellten des Konzerns das alles bezahlt bekommen.

Nein, die Konzernbosse haben auch für ihre Eigentümer, uns Aktionäre zu arbeiten.

Die Debatte um die Aktionärskultur ist dringend notwendig.
Aktionärskultur gehört auch in den Corporate Government Kodex.

[pota8]

Hallo
die Zukunft liegt bei Philips bei den LEDs

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.714.465 von pota8 am 15.12.10 13:35:34

habe ich gestern beim MEdia-Markt auch gesehen...

Das Regal wird Stück für Stück übernommen...

[Push Daddy]

Ich glaube nach dem Kursverfall lohnt es sich hier einzusteigen...

[Schürger]

Amsterdam (www.aktiencheck.de) - Sjoerd Ummels, Analyst der ING, vergibt für die Aktie von Philips das Rating "hold". Das Kursziel sehe man bei 14,00 EUR. (Analyse vom 06.03.2012) (06.03.2012/ac/a/a)

Amsterdam (www.aktiencheck.de) - Sjoerd Ummels, Analyst der ING, bewertet die Aktie von Philips weiterhin mit dem Votum "hold". Das Kursziel werde nach wie vor bei 14,00 EUR gesehen. (Analyse vom 12.03.2012) (13.03.2012/ac/a/a)

Amsterdam (www.aktiencheck.de) - Sjoerd Ummels, Analyst der ING, bewertet die Aktie von Philips mit dem Votum "hold". Das Kursziel werde bei 14 EUR gesehen. (Analyse vom 21.03.2012) (21.03.2012/ac/a/a)

Amsterdam (www.aktiencheck.de) - Sjoerd Ummels, Analyst der ING, stuft die Philips-Aktie (Philips) mit dem Rating "hold" ein. Das Kursziel werde bei 14 EUR gesehen. (Analyse vom 30.03.2012) (30.03.2012/ac/a/a)

Der arme Ummels, muss ja ständig auf der Hut sein, dass er keine Woche vergisst, um Philips zu bashen.

Brauchen wir eigentlich solche Anal-ysten, die im Auftrag ihres Brokers die Kurse zu manipulieren versuchen?

[ulrichernstmartin]

Bei Philips scheint die Trendwende ja erst einmal geschafft. Nach dem vierten Quartal, gibt es auch im ersten Quartal 2012 wieder gute Meldungen (
http://www.valueblog.de/?p=470 ).

Heute schon über 5 % in Amsterdam...

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.345.563 von R-BgO am 10.04.11 13:09:15

der Regalanteil steigt; wundere mich, dass es neben Philips keine anderen Marken im Angebot gibt...

[R-BgO]

habe mir jetzt mal ein paar Stücke geholt, damit ich öfter draufschaue

[R-BgO]

WT Micro lands distribution rights for Philips Lumileds LED products
Patty Wang, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES [Saturday 22 December 2012]


Taiwan-based WT Microelectronic, which distributes IC and electronic components mainly in Asia, has announced that the company has obtained rights from Philips Lumileds Lighting Company to distribute LED lighting products in the Greater China market.

WT Micro regards Greater China as a promising end-market for LED solutions. Citing IHS iSuppli, WT Micro expects China's LED market to expand 24% to US$6.6 billion in 2012. The market will further reach US$11.7 billion by 2015 representing a CAGR of 21.7% through 2011 to 2015, WT Micro quoted IHS as saying.

Avnet and Yosun Industrial, which is now under WPG Holdings, are the other distribution partners of Philips Lumileds in Greater China.

"Philips Lumileds is adding WT Microelectronics to our distribution portfolio further demonstrating our total commitment to the success of our customers in Asia," Pierre-Yves Lesaicherre, CEO for Philips Lumileds, said in a statement.

WT Micro in early 2012 acquired fellow firm Techmosa International, which has driven company revenues through the year. Consolidated revenues at WT Micro totaled NT$73.68 billion (US$2.5 billion) in the first 11 months of 2012, a 13.3% increase from a year ago.

[R-BgO]

Digitimes Research: Philips LED lighting revenues to grow 40% on-year in 2013
Jessie Lin, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei [Friday 22 February 2013]


Despite increasing competition, Europe-based lighting firm Philips reported an on-year revenue growth of 10.5% for its lighting business unit in 2012. In 2013, the business unit's revenues are predicted reach EUR8.78 billion (US$11 billion), representing an on-year growth of 40%.

In 2013, the LED lighting business is predicted to account for 33.7% of total lighting business at Philips, according to Digitimes Research. This means the growth of traditional lighting is expected to be limited and lighting firms will continue to focus on the development of LED lighting.

Philips has been focusing on professional lighting which accounts for 75% of total lighting sales because the retail market has been plagued by severe price competition. Philips Lumileds focuses on producing high-power LED components which gives the firm a strong competitive advantage in LED outdoor lighting. Compared to other Europe-based lighting firms, Osram has strong competitive advantages in automobile LED components while Zumtobel develops smart lighting control systems.

Philips believes there is growth potential for digital smart lighting products and has been developing the niche market. In 2015, investment in R&D smart lighting products is predicted to account for 94.6% of total R&D capex. Philips predicts in 2020, LED lighting fixtures and systems will account for 57.4% of the global lighting market.

[R-BgO]

Philips plans spinout of Lumileds and automotive lighting business
Published on: June 30, 2014
By Maury Wright
Editor in Chief, LEDs Magazine and Illumination in Focus



Royal Philips has announced its intent to create a standalone company based on the Philips Lumileds LED components business unit and the Philips automotive lighting business that is increasingly dominated by LED sources. Philips said that it would retain share ownership in the new venture that is expected to be operational in the first half of 2015. The structure of the new organization is unknown for now, but Philips will look for outside investors to help fund research and development and in turn grow revenue.

Philips plans spinout of Lumileds and automotive lighting business
"Both our Lumileds and automotive lighting businesses are strong players in the lighting industry and ready to pursue more growth and scale, independently of Philips Lighting," said Frans van Houten, CEO of Royal Philips. "As a world-leading lighting components business, they will have increased flexibility to attract additional investors to accelerate growth."

Philips said that the sales of the combined units were EUR 1.4 billion ($1.9 billion) in 2013. The company will incur EUR 30 million ($41 million) in cost during the second half of this year preparing for the transition. Philips will consider multiple options including the potential of an initial public offering, according to the CEO. Pierre-Yves Lesaicherre, the current chief executive officer of Lumileds, will lead the new business.

Some in the industry may compare the Philips move to ones made by Siemens in separating its Osram business unit over the past few years. Osram Licht AG became an independent company last summer when its shares began trading on the Frankfurt and Munich Stock Exchanges.

But the two actions are in reality quite different. Siemens spun out its entire lighting business. Philips will keep full ownership of its general lighting business, including both LED lamps and luminaires. Philips also has significant business in the OEM area selling LED-based modules and light engines. At this time, it's unknown where those products will fit within the two companies.

Philips said that it will continue a strategic working relationship with the components business to feed innovation in solid-state lighting (SSL). Indeed, Lumileds has been instrumental in numerous Philips SSL developments. For example, Philips used a lime-green LED developed by Lumileds as a key enabler in the color-tunable Hue LED lamp family, long before that LED technology was offered commercially.

The financial community will surely view the spinout plan as a step taken toward better profit margins by van Houten. "Guided by our long-term strategy, we continue to actively manage our portfolio of businesses," said van Houten. "Philips’ strategy in Lighting is to intensify its focus on connected LED lighting systems and services, LED luminaires, and LED lamps for the professional and consumer markets."

The fact is that while packaged LEDs are a growth segment, as we covered in our report on Strategies in Light, profit margins are much higher in the lighting sector. Still, the two markets are very symbiotic. Cree has used its expansion into the lighting business to help drive its component sales and is arguably the number one vendor of LEDs selling into the general lighting sector.

[martin365]

Sollten deutsche Anleger wegen der steuerlichen Behandlung vor der Abspaltung verkaufen oder hat sich da etwas getan?

[happymuck]

Leider hat sich hier noch nichts getan, wobei auch der Bankenverband mit dem Bundesrat eine unrühmliche Rolle spielt.

[martin365]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.859.758 von happymuck am 24.09.14 09:45:47

Danke. Das ist sehr schade. Wenn man eine gute Steuerzahlungsbereitschaft in der Bevölkerung haben möchte, sollten die Gesetze schon Sinn machen.

Es gab leider bei ausländischen spin-offs eine Substanzbesteuerung für den Altbestand. Für mich wäre der Schaden auch zu gering, um einen guten ROI mit einer Klage zu erzielen. Dann muss ich wohl beizeiten verkaufen. Verstehen kann ich das aber als nicht-Steuerexperte nicht. Dachte da würde sich was ändern, da es in meinen Augen vollkommen unlogisch ist.

[happymuck]

Schau dir mal hier die Seite Recht & Steuern an, suche Spin Off Besteuerung.
Ich musste dieser Tage die Autom.Data WKN 850347 verkaufen, da am 30.9.14 ein Spin Off erfolgt. Den zuverlässigen Dividendenzahler hatte ich seit über 20 Jahren im Depot und musste nun die Steuerfreiheit aufgeben. Die Philips habe ich noch länger. Beim vorliegenden Fall hat mir meine Bank auf Anfrage indirekt zum Verkauf der Aktie wegen der Besteuerung geraten.
Wegen des angekündigten SpinOff bei Phlips sollte man vorher seine Bank wegen der Besteuerung befragen.
Betroffen sind vor allem die Anleger die vor 2009 gekauft haben, die werden ja doppelt bestraft. Trotz aller Gerichtsurteile ist die Spin Off Besteuerung nach wie vor nicht geregelt sonst hätte ich von meiner Bank nicht eine negative Auskunft erhalten.

[R-BgO]

Jahreszahlen kamen heute; mau

[R-BgO]

Philips has confirmed plans to sell its Lumiblade OLED business as part of an ongoing corporate restructuring.


Philips aims to sell OLED lighting business’s IP, production line and related services as a single business –

The Netherlands-based firm is already in discussions with several potential buyers.

+Plastic Electronics spoke to Dietmar Thomas, manager for brand and integrated communications for OLED at Philips.
He emphasises that the unit based in Aachen is continuing with business as usual, including the commercial rollout of new products like the Brite FL300 white OLED lighting panel.

Indeed he believes the move could be advantageous and help the OLED lighting technology group achieve its goal of 'bringing OLED [lighting] to the mass market, which we expect to kick in by 2016/2017 at the latest.'

[R-BgO]

Digitimes Research: Philips makes wise move selling Lumileds stake

Jessie Lin, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei [Tuesday 14 April 2015]


Philips originally planned to spin off its wholly-owned subsidiary Lumileds and automobile lighting business to make them an independent company by the end of the first half 2015. But on March 31, Philips announced a deal to sell a 80.1% stake in Lumileds to Go Scale Capital for an amount of US$2.8 billion, which is a rather nice price for a transaction in the LED industry.

For Philips, the transaction will allow the company to gain more funding to invest in the high-gross-margin medical product business, which still has strong potential for growth. And as for Lumileds, adjusting business structure, reducing debts and improving operation will become the priority for the new owner after the takeover, and it will raise Lumileds' flexibility in the capital market and strategy deployment.

After selling a major stake in the subsidiary, Philips will be able to focus more on its brand and medical product businesses, which are estimated to have a market output of around US$130 billion. It can now put much less effort on the not-so-profitable LED component and manufacturing businesses.

According to Philips' financial report for 2014, the medical product business contributed 42.9% of the company's revenues, up 1.9pp from 2013, while the business' earnings before interest, taxes and amortization (EBITA) even accounted for as high as 56.7% of the overall amount.

On the other hand, the lighting business including LED components and lighting products, only accounted for 32.1% of overall revenues, down 4pp from a year ago, while its EBITA share was only 31%, a lot less than that of the medical business.

Lumileds is a company that mainly focuses on manufacturing high-power LED components; however, Philips has been increasing its purchasing of low- to medium-power LED components from Taiwan and China suppliers as the market's demand for these components is rising dramatically. The production apacity for these components from Asia has also been increasing, making their prices rather competitive.

Based on Taiwan's and China's existing MOCVD machine capacity, Digitimes Research expects China's LED component capacity to account for 34.7% of the global overall volume in 2015 and Taiwan to account for 25.5%. Meanwhile, Lumileds' capacity is only expected to account for less than 3%, meaning that Asia suppliers will take the major roles of the LED industry in 2015.

Philips has almost no advantage competing against suppliers in Asia in the manufacturing sector and its lighting business including Lumileds has a scale similar to those of the medical business in terms of production costs, but far weaker profits. The selling of the Lumileds stake is a big relief to Philips, which has been burdened with high costs and strong operating pressure.

The transaction should also greatly improve Lumileds' business structure and operation to allow the company to have more choices on raising fund from the capital market, seeking partners and developing new business, as well as having flexibility on deploying new strategies.

[R-BgO]

OLEDWorks to buy the key parts of Philips OLED light source components business

Rochester, NY, USA - OLEDWorks LLC, the leading U.S. OLED light engine and panel manufacturing company, today announced that it reached an agreement with Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG; AEX: PHIA), the global leader in lighting, to buy selected parts of its OLED light source components business.

Over the coming months, Philips will establish a new legal entity and transfer key parts of its OLED business, including the production facility located in Aachen, Germany, and relevant intellectual property, into it. All shares of the new entity will subsequently be sold to OLEDWorks LLC. Once the new company has been established, OLEDWorks will be granted a license by Philips to market its OLED light source components under the Philips brand. Philips will remain a distributor of the panels through its OEM sales channels.

"The acquisition of strategic elements of Philips OLED lighting technology, manufacturing and OEM sales channels significantly broadens our mission to deliver high performance OLED light engines to a wide range of lighting applications," said David DeJoy, CEO OLEDWorks. "The team in Aachen brings OLED expertise in production of quality high brightness panels that complements the OLED heritage and manufacturing innovation of our Rochester team. With our new, expanded team, OLEDWorks will continue to introduce exciting and novel OLED lighting modules that enable, and inspire, innovative luminaire designs. Existing customers will realize continued reliability in performance, delivery and collaboration; new customers can develop differentiated final products with the same support."

"In pursuance of our strategic focus we have decided to divest our OLED components development and production to a specialized partner. This will enable us to focus our business and resources on developing innovative connected lighting systems and services for professional and consumer markets. We are very pleased that with OLEDWorks we have a strong and solid partner to take OLED lighting panel production to the next level," said Eric Rondolat, CEO Philips Lighting. "Philips sees the merit of OLED as a light source for specific applications in its systems and services portfolio and will continue to apply OLEDWorks' panels in its finished products."

[comiter [Blogger]]

Langfristig ist die Aktie mit der Marke und Medizintechnik durchaus interessant:
http://www.investresearch.net/philips-aktienanalyse/

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.710.561 von R-BgO am 05.05.15 12:31:40

OLEDWorks finalizes acquisition of key parts of Philips OLED light source components business

Press release, November 3; Alex Wolfgram, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 3 November 2015]

OLEDWorks has announced that it has completed the acquisition of key OLED assets and relevant intellectual property from Royal Philips. Manufacturing will continue in the existing facility in Aachen, Germany with the establishment of OLEDWorks GmbH. OLEDWorks announced this acquisition in April 2015.

"OLEDWorks is dedicated to developing technology partnerships that emphasize our commitment to producing low cost, high performance, leading edge OLED solutions for integration into lighting products", said OLEDWorks board chairman, David DeJoy. "We are confident this strategic acquisition will enable the continued development of OLEDWorks' innovative technology to meet the unique needs of our customers."

"With the change of ownership of our OLED components development and production business, Philips Lighting has completed another piece of its strategy to focus on lighting products, systems, and services," said Mahesh Iyer of Philips CEO Business Group. "We strongly believe that with this activity under the ownership of OLEDWorks, they will continue to be a leading player in this emerging market and a highly valued supplier to Philips Lighting."

[R-BgO]

Philips and consortium led by GO Scale Capital terminate Lumileds transaction

January 22, 2016


Parties withdraw CFIUS filing and terminate agreement, because of inability to resolve CFIUS’ unforeseen concerns

Philips is engaging with other parties that have expressed an interest in the Lumileds business
Termination of the agreement does not impact Philips’ separation process


Amsterdam, the Netherlands –

Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) today announced that Philips and GO Scale Capital have terminated the agreement pursuant to which the consortium led by GO Scale Capital would acquire an 80.1% interest in Lumileds.

Despite the extensive efforts of Philips and GO Scale Capital to mitigate the concerns of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), regulatory clearance has not been granted for this particular transaction.

”I am very disappointed about this outcome as this was a very good deal for both Lumileds and the GO Scale Capital-led consortium. This outcome does not, however, impact the fundamentals of the Lumileds business,” said Frans van Houten, CEO of Royal Philips. “Lumileds is a highly successful supplier of lighting components to the general illumination, automotive and consumer electronics markets with a strong customer base. We will now engage with other parties that have expressed an interest in exploring strategic options for Lumileds to pursue more growth and scale.”

Frans van Houten added: “I would like to extend my appreciation to GO Scale Capital for having been a deeply committed partner to Philips during the transaction process.”

Lumileds has operations in more than 30 countries and employs approximately 8,800 employees worldwide. In 2015, it generated sales of approximately USD 2 billion.

The termination of the transaction with GO Scale Capital does not involve a break fee nor impact the separation process of the remaining Lighting business from Royal Philips, which is being pursued as an independent transaction.

Philips will continue to report the Lumileds business as discontinued operations.

[R-BgO]

Philips asks suppliers to reduce LED light bulb ex-factory prices to US$0.80 in 2016
Siu Han, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Monday 22 February 2016]

Philips has asked suppliers to lower ex-factory quotes for LED light bulbs to US$0.80 in 2016, according to Taiwan-based LED makers.

Ex-factory prices for LED bulbs dropped from US$1.50 in mid-2015 to US$1.00-1.20 at the end of the year, the sources said. Based on production cost, many LED bulb makers may have difficulties lowering ex-factory prices to below US$1, the sources indicated.

However, thanks to depreciation of Chinese currecny, some China-based makers will be able to reduce ex-factory prices for LED bulbs to US$0.8 at the end of the first quarter or in the second one, the sources noted. But this is likely to lead to a retail price war in the global LED lighting market in the second to third quarter of 2016, the sources said.

In 2015, LED chip and packaging prices fell over 40% on year, while retail prices for LED light bulbs dropped 20-30%, the sources indicated.

[R-BgO]

Heute haben sie ihre "intention-to-float" angekündigt:

http://www.ipo.philips.com/download/2016-05-03_ITF_Philips_L…

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.334.599 von R-BgO am 03.05.16 15:02:22

gemeint ist natürlich die Lichtsparte

[bezzz]

aus Sicht des Handelsblattes


Philips Der Konzern trennt sich von seinem einstigen Herz.

Amsterdam
Der niederländische Elektronikkonzern Philips will seine Leuchtensparte Lighting an die Börse bringen. Philips werde mindestens 25 Prozent seiner Anteile an Philips Lighting anbieten, teilte das Unternehmen am Dienstag mit. Zeitpunkt und Preis seien abhängig von den Marktbedingungen. Philips Lighting machte im vergangenen Jahr rund 7,5 Milliarden Euro Umsatz.

Philips hatte sich im Herbst 2014 aufgespalten in die Geschäftsfelder Beleuchtung sowie Gesundheit und Lifestyle und dann angekündigt, sich von seiner Leuchtensparte trennen zu wollen. Der schon ausgehandelte Verkauf einer Lightning-Tochter an eine Investorengruppe unter chinesischer Führung scheiterte jedoch an der fehlenden Zustimmung von US-Behörden.

Das 1891 gegründete Unternehmen war lange Zeit spezialisiert auf die Produktion von Fernsehern und kleinen Haushaltsgeräten und ist vielen Haushalten für seine Unterhaltungselektronik ein Begriff. In den vergangenen Jahren konzentrierte sich Philips jedoch auf fortgeschrittene Beleuchtungstechnologie und Medizintechnik, da in diesen Bereichen die Margen hoch sind. 2012 bereits verkaufte der Konzern seine Fernsehsparte, im April 2014 seine Unterhaltungssparte

die Ebitmarge lag 2015 bei 4,4% - letter of intent page 1

[bezzz]

www.mikroproduktion.com/fachartikel/artikel/mikrostrukturierte-und-duennwandige-keramik.html


Mikrostrukturierte und dünnwandige Keramik

Die heutigen industriellen Anforderungen an Keramik teile sind durch eine hohe Genauigkeit, Null-Fehler-Prozesse sowie eine kostenoptimierte und automatisierte Produktionsumgebung gekennzeichnet.


Bild 1. Spritzgussteil mit einer Wanddicke von weniger als 0,2 mm. Das Produkt besteht aus zwei monolithisch zusammmengesetzten Keramikkomponenten mit einer gasdichten metallischen Durchführung

Es ist bekannt, dass Keramik eine einzigartige Kombination von Eigenschaften aufweist. Vor allem die hohe Temperaturbeständigkeit und Resistenz gegenüber aggressiven Chemikalien bietet vielfältige Anwendungsmöglichkeiten. Mithilfe spezieller Produktionsverfahren kann außerdem eine geometrische Genauigkeit von einigen Mikrometern erreicht werden. Philips Ceramics Uden hat 60 Jahre Erfahrung in der Entwicklung und Produktion von keramischen Bauteilen für den Philips-Konzern. In der Produktion von Philips Ceramics am Standort Uden in der niederländischen Provinz Noord-Brabant werden jährlichüber 20 Millionen hochqualitative keramische Teile produziert. Abhängig vom Produktdesign werden entweder Extrusions- oder Spritzgussverfahren verwendet. Die Produkte finden ihren Weg in Beleuchtungsanwendungen, Sensoren und andere Gebiete mit hohen Qualitätsanforderungen.

Rohstoffproduktion und Fügetechnik im Hause

Es bietet große Vorteile, wenn man die Möglichkeit hat, das Zusammenstellen von Feedstockmischungen im Hause durchzuführen. Das hierzu verwendete Verfahren, das in den letzten Jahren vom Expertenteam Philips Uden entwickelt wurde, führt zu einer besonderen Homogenisierung von keramischem Rohmaterial und Bindern. Die Prozessgrenzen der Extrusion und des Spritzgießens können somit durch eine flexible Anpassung und Optimierung der Rohstoffrezepte erweitert werden. Beispiele sind die Binderoptimierung für das Spritzgießen von dünnwendigen Produkten und das Einmischen von Dotierungen im Feedstockmaterial zur Verbesserung der mechanischen Produkteigenschaften ...


HERSTELLER
Philips Ceramics Uden
NL-5405AK Uden
Tel. [phone]
ceramics[at]philips.com
www.philips.com/ceramics

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.334.599 von R-BgO am 03.05.16 15:02:22

Philips to Raise as Much as $1.1 Billion From Lighting IPO
Fred Pals Elco Van Groningen
EllieG1979
May 16, 2016 — 8:40 AM CEST Updated on May 16, 2016 — 12:23 PM CEST

Royal Philips NV is seeking to raise as much as 970 million euros ($1.1 billion) from the initial public offering of a 25 percent stake in its lighting unit in Amsterdam after a private sale process didn’t result in a deal.

Philips is planning to sell 37.5 million shares at a range of between 18.50 euros and 22.50 euros per share, the Amsterdam-based company said in a statement on Monday. That values the lighting business at as much as 3.38 billion euros. The shares are expected to start trading on May 27, the company said.

Separating the lighting business, which dates back to 1891 when Frederik Philips and his son started selling incandescent lamps, will allow the company to concentrate on the global health-care market with equipment including scanners and consumer goods such as shavers and toothbrushes.

“The process is well on track,” Philips Chief Executive Officer Frans van Houten said in the statement.

“I am convinced that as separately listed companies, Royal Philips and Philips Lighting will be even better equipped to focus on innovation, entrepreneurship and long-term value-creating growth opportunities.”

[martin365]

nur Niederländer bekommen Aktien im IPO nach deren Website. Warum z.B. keine deutschen Privatanleger?

[R-BgO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.426.500 von martin365 am 17.05.16 23:00:13

habe schon mal einen separaten

Thread: Philips Lighting - IPO/spin-off

angelegt.