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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.117.475 von joati am 19.02.15 14:29:03wird Zeit, dass die großen Fahrradhersteller mal mehr in den Medien auftauchen...
Da ist sie wieder, die 15 € Schranke. 2013 ist die Aktie 2x gescheitert und 2014 3x. Die Geschäftsentwicklung ist gut, der Ausblick ist gut, da steht die Chance gut die 2 jährige Konsolidierung zu beenden.
Nix los hier... beim Kurs aber schon 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.355.654 von joati am 19.11.14 07:04:102800 Leute arbeiten ür uns. 
Es geht bergauf
Es geht bergauf
AccellGroup expects full year 2014 net profit to significantly increase compared to 2013, due to operating result,lower financing costsand lower restructuring costs.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.612.925 von R-BgO am 26.08.14 16:22:08Wachstum ist (fast) immer gut
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.612.925 von R-BgO am 26.08.14 16:22:08Wenn ich das richtig überschlagen habe, kostet das 13 - 14 Mio €. Kann man also sicher aus dem Jahresgewinn von 38 Mio bezahlen.
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Accell Group acquires Spanish firm Comet
Heerenveen (the Netherlands), 25 August 2014 - Accell Group N.V. today announces that it has reached agreement on the acquisition of all the shares in Spanish company Comet S.L. Comet, which is based in Urnieta (near San Sebastián), is market leader in the Spanish market for bicycle parts and accessories and has an extensive network in its home market and has significant market positions in France and Portugal.
René Takens, CEO of Accell Group: “Comet is our first acquisition in Spain, a market where we have been looking for some time for a good partner to extend Accell Group’s European distribution network for parts and accessories. Comet is a major player, with the number one position in the Spanish market and is therefore an excellent fit with our acquisition strategy. The acquisition offers good synergy potential in terms of brand portfolio, sales systems and internal logistics. There are sufficient signs that the Spanish economy is starting to recover, which is resulting in a growing demand for bicycles, and consequently also for parts and accessories.”
The European market for bicycle parts and accessories is a growth market with a clear trend towards consolidation. Suppliers appreciate the added value of being able to do business with one player to organise all their distribution in the region’s main sales markets.
The Accell Group companies already have strong positions in the Benelux, Germany, France, Italy, Finland, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria and Turkey.
The acquisition of Comet gives Accell Group the number one position in the Spanish market and adds a significant market position in Portugal. It also significantly boosts Accell Group’s existing market position in France.
Comet (www.comet.es) has exclusive distribution agreements with various major brands and sells bicycle parts and accessories solely to the specialist retail trade in Spain, France and Portugal. Comet does not sell bicycles.
The current management will continue to manage Comet until successors can be found. Comet employs 60 people across its two operating companies and generates annual turnover of around € 27 million.
Accell Group will invest in sales systems and internal logistics to support Comet’s growth. Furthermore synergy benefits will explored in the short-term through the combination of Comet’s sales operations with existing Spanish sales operations of Lapierre, Ghost and Haibike bicycles and the sales operations of Wiener Bike Parts.
Accell Group will finance the acquisition of Comet via existing financing facilities. The Comet shares will be acquired at a price based on a valuation of approximately seven times Comet’s normalised operating result.
Comet’s annual normalised operating result as a percentage of profit is slightly higher than the historical average (6%) of Accell Group. Accell Group expects to complete the acquisition in the course of the third quarter. The acquisition will make an immediate contribution to Accell Group’s earnings per share. No additional financial details will be disclosed.
Accell Group acquires Spanish firm Comet
Heerenveen (the Netherlands), 25 August 2014 - Accell Group N.V. today announces that it has reached agreement on the acquisition of all the shares in Spanish company Comet S.L. Comet, which is based in Urnieta (near San Sebastián), is market leader in the Spanish market for bicycle parts and accessories and has an extensive network in its home market and has significant market positions in France and Portugal.
René Takens, CEO of Accell Group: “Comet is our first acquisition in Spain, a market where we have been looking for some time for a good partner to extend Accell Group’s European distribution network for parts and accessories. Comet is a major player, with the number one position in the Spanish market and is therefore an excellent fit with our acquisition strategy. The acquisition offers good synergy potential in terms of brand portfolio, sales systems and internal logistics. There are sufficient signs that the Spanish economy is starting to recover, which is resulting in a growing demand for bicycles, and consequently also for parts and accessories.”
The European market for bicycle parts and accessories is a growth market with a clear trend towards consolidation. Suppliers appreciate the added value of being able to do business with one player to organise all their distribution in the region’s main sales markets.
The Accell Group companies already have strong positions in the Benelux, Germany, France, Italy, Finland, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria and Turkey.
The acquisition of Comet gives Accell Group the number one position in the Spanish market and adds a significant market position in Portugal. It also significantly boosts Accell Group’s existing market position in France.
Comet (www.comet.es) has exclusive distribution agreements with various major brands and sells bicycle parts and accessories solely to the specialist retail trade in Spain, France and Portugal. Comet does not sell bicycles.
The current management will continue to manage Comet until successors can be found. Comet employs 60 people across its two operating companies and generates annual turnover of around € 27 million.
Accell Group will invest in sales systems and internal logistics to support Comet’s growth. Furthermore synergy benefits will explored in the short-term through the combination of Comet’s sales operations with existing Spanish sales operations of Lapierre, Ghost and Haibike bicycles and the sales operations of Wiener Bike Parts.
Accell Group will finance the acquisition of Comet via existing financing facilities. The Comet shares will be acquired at a price based on a valuation of approximately seven times Comet’s normalised operating result.
Comet’s annual normalised operating result as a percentage of profit is slightly higher than the historical average (6%) of Accell Group. Accell Group expects to complete the acquisition in the course of the third quarter. The acquisition will make an immediate contribution to Accell Group’s earnings per share. No additional financial details will be disclosed.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.387.428 von cmeise am 28.07.14 21:39:50SEHE ICH AUCH SO
Von einer Bank, die fürs Einbuchen von Dividenden Gebühren nimmt, würde ich mich verabschieden.
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