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Letzter Kurs 24.11.21 Frankfurt
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| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
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| 3,0000 | +500,00 | |
| 0,6800 | +312,12 | |
| 1,4300 | +40,20 | |
| 0,8841 | +31,96 | |
| 11,300 | +29,14 |
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| 1,2000 | -11,11 | |
| 11,690 | -11,51 | |
| 1,5000 | -23,08 | |
| 0,7500 | -25,00 | |
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Heutiges Volumen 57.891 Stk. an LSE, zuletzt 11,00 Dollar, weil große Order am Schluss kam. Selbst OTC sah ich heute 1.835 Stk. zu 11,05.
Macht Hoffnung, kann aber auch wegen HV etwas beeinflusst worden sein. Man soll ja immer vorsichtig sein.
Letztlich wäre ich mit einem Kurs von 11,00 sehr zufrieden. Größten Fragen erst einmal beseitigt. Wäre guter Einstand und eine faire Bewertung.
Spricht nun erst einmal nichts gegen die Aktie. Hat Rupfgeschäft, kann zukaufen, kann sich konsolidieren und hat auch schon Möglichkeit zu investieren. Wer also von ADC überzeugt war, der kann auch mit Atlas Mara gut, gar besser leben. Die Bank kann das tun, was ADC nicht mehr konnte, investieren.
Wenn man bedenkt, Standard Bank ca. 9,89 Mrd. $, FirstRand 6,76 Mrd. $ und die Atlas nun mit ca. 500 Mio. als 3. Player in Afrika, da ist schon Potential, zumal Wachstum möglich ist. Mal sehen, was es neues von HV ADC gibt, was sie mit restl. Aktien machen werden.
Macht Hoffnung, kann aber auch wegen HV etwas beeinflusst worden sein. Man soll ja immer vorsichtig sein.
Letztlich wäre ich mit einem Kurs von 11,00 sehr zufrieden. Größten Fragen erst einmal beseitigt. Wäre guter Einstand und eine faire Bewertung.
Spricht nun erst einmal nichts gegen die Aktie. Hat Rupfgeschäft, kann zukaufen, kann sich konsolidieren und hat auch schon Möglichkeit zu investieren. Wer also von ADC überzeugt war, der kann auch mit Atlas Mara gut, gar besser leben. Die Bank kann das tun, was ADC nicht mehr konnte, investieren.
Wenn man bedenkt, Standard Bank ca. 9,89 Mrd. $, FirstRand 6,76 Mrd. $ und die Atlas nun mit ca. 500 Mio. als 3. Player in Afrika, da ist schon Potential, zumal Wachstum möglich ist. Mal sehen, was es neues von HV ADC gibt, was sie mit restl. Aktien machen werden.
Habe ich noch nichts dazu gelesen. Ich würde mal die Kostenseite abchecken, da ein Handel in Deutschland sicherlich von der Kursstellung "breiter" ist. Da ist oftmals der Direkthandel an der Auslandsbörse kostengünstiger. Da in Deutschland jede Miniauslandsaktie gehandelt wird müsste das früher oder später sich kommen. Aber noch habe ich nichts dazu gehört.
Werden noch andere Handelsplätze dazukommen? Wird es in den nächsten Tagen z. B. an OTC oder im Direkthandel gehandelt werden? Oder gar in Frankfurt. Denn an LSE muss ich erst eine Verlagerung der Wertpapiere beantragen? Dauert einige Tage.
Bisher ja nur in London notiert, derzeit 9150 Stück Umsatz. Aktueller Kurs 11 Dollar
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Und an welchem Handelsplatz. Ich sehe nur 11,00 Dollar.
Erster Kurs +2.5%
Morgen gehts los! Der Handel in Atlas Mara startet zunächst in London...
http://otp.investis.com/clients/uk/atlas_mara/rns/regulatory…
Alle Unklarheiten sind nun wohl beseitigt. Die Notierung wird wohl am 27.8. beginnen. Da bin ich aber mal auf den Kurs gespannt. Es spricht nicht alles gegen einen fallenden Kurs. Die Atlas Mara ist nun eine funktionierende Gesellschaft, mit BancABC, der Bank in Ruanda und dem Anteil in Nigeria. Es kann die geplanten Investitionen in BancABC umsetzen. Und dann evtl. weitere Aquisitationen durchführen. Für die Investoren, die erst einmal Geld vorschossen, muss dies eine Erleichterung sein, denn nun sehen sie wohin und es wird mit dem Geld gewirtschaftet, es liegt nicht einfach rum. Der Name Bob Diamond könnte anziehen und es werden einige Artikel dazu erscheinen, mind. einige News. Wir werden sehen, haben nun schon Geduld mitgebracht, diese werden wir auch noch haben.
Eine Frage habe ich aber, wird der Handel nur an der London Börse stattfinden? Denn da wäre bei Cortal und bei DIBA eine Umlagerung der Aktien nötig, dauert einige Tage. Oder wird man es dann auch in Frankfurt handeln können?
"Completion of Acquisitions by Atlas Mara, Publication of Prospectus and Market Update
Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Limited ("Atlas Mara" or the "Company") announces the closing of its acquisitions of ABC Holdings Limited ("BancABC") and ADC African Development Corporation AG ("ADC"). In connection with these transactions Atlas Mara's ordinary shares and warrants were temporarily suspended from trading on 1 April 2014 when the Company announced its intention to acquire a majority of BancABC and make a voluntary public offer to acquire 100% of ADC.
With the successful completion of these acquisitions, Atlas Mara is now a fully operational entity and able to continue to execute its strategy of becoming Sub-Saharan Africa's premier financial institution.
Additionally, a prospectus dated today has been approved by the Financial Conduct Authority. It is in connection with the Company's application for readmission of its ordinary shares and warrants to a Standard Listing on the Official List of the UK Listing Authority and to trading on the London Stock Exchange's main market for listed securities ("Readmission"). It has been published and will be available on the Company's website www.atlasmara.com and from the registered office of the Company, Nemours Chambers, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, at the Company's lawyers, Greenberg Traurig Maher LLP, and its administrators, International Administration Group (Guernsey) Limited.
It is expected that Readmission will become effective and that dealings in the Company's ordinary shares and warrants will commence at 8.00a.m.GMT on 27 August 2014.
A copy of the prospectus has also been submitted to the National Storage Mechanism and will shortly be available for inspection at www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/NSM.
The Company is taking the opportunity to update the market on corporate and financial highlights since its IPO in December 2013.
Financial highlights
- Following its $325 million IPO in December 2013, Atlas Mara has obtained access to additional equity capital of $300 million from the private placement of ordinary shares announced in May 2014, which will settle upon Readmission.
- Atlas Mara's shareholder base is comprised primarily of "blue chip" institutional investors and the Company was particularly pleased by the high level of participation in the private placement by substantially all of its IPO investors.
- As previously announced, Atlas Mara entered into a commitment agreement in June 2014 that provides for debt facilities of up to $200 million to support future growth, subject to certain customary conditions. The terms and conditions of the facility are to be agreed upon at the time the Company requests borrowing under the facility.
Corporate highlights
- Atlas Mara has closed its acquisitions of BancABC and ADC, following which Atlas Mara has acquired a beneficial interest of 95.84% in BancABC, representing a 58.09% direct interest and a 37.75% indirect interest through ADC.
- The Company remains on track to complete its previously announced acquisition of the commercial arm of BRD, the development bank of Rwanda, and will continue to keep shareholders apprised of developments with respect to closing.
- As a result of its acquisitions of BancABC and ADC, Atlas Mara now has operations in five countries (Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe) and minority investments in an additional two countries (Nigeria and Kenya) in Sub-Saharan Africa. These acquisitions have created a strong foothold for Atlas Mara in the commercially important Southern African Development Community ("SADC").
- Upon completion of the BRD transaction, Atlas Mara will also have a valuable platform in Rwanda for expansion in the vibrant East African Community ("EAC").
- Atlas Mara continues to evaluate a number of opportunities consistent with its strategy of creating value for stakeholders by bringing to bear its experience, expertise and access to capital, liquidity and funding.
Management
The Company has recruited and/or engaged as consultants a number of individuals with exceptional investment and management experience in Africa. These include: John Vitalo, CEO (formerly CEO of Barclays MENA and ABSA Capital); Doug Munatsi, CEO of BancABC; Jyrki Koskelo, Head of M&A and Corporate Development (formerly a VP at the World Bank and the IFC); Bradford Gibbs, Acting CFO (formerly Head of Investment Banking in South Africa at Morgan Stanley), Konde Bugingo, intended CEO of the commercial arm of BRD, upon closing (formerly CEO of RSwitch); and Kenroy Dowers, Head of Development Finance Institutions (formerly a senior officer at the IFC).
Further to the appointment of John Vitalo as CEO, the Company announces that, on closing of the ADC and BancABC acquisitions, John Vitalo has been appointed to the Atlas Mara Board of Directors.
Total Voting Rights
In connection with the ADC acquisition, the Company issued 11,262,662 ordinary shares to ADC shareholders who accepted the offer. Pursuant to the BancABC acquisition, the Company issued a further 2,030,577 ordinary shares.
Therefore, as at 21 August 2014, the total number of voting rights in Atlas Mara is 44,572,739, which number should be used by shareholders and other parties subject to disclosure obligations as the denominator for the calculations by which they determine if they are required to notify their interest in or a change to their interest in the share capital of Atlas Mara under the FCA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. It should be noted that this figure excludes the ordinary shares to be issued in connection with the approximately $300 million private placement, which is expected to settle upon Readmission.
Bob Diamond, Founder and Director said: "Atlas Mara is having a fantastic first year and I am delighted that we are coming back to the LSE in such a strong position. Since our IPO and through to our private placement, we have been wonderfully supported by a great investor base. Their commitment has meant we have an exceptionally strong platform on which to build.
"We have in place one of the strongest management teams I have seen in an African financial institution and, with BancABC, and, in the near future with BRD, they have excellent assets to develop. They are already working on identifying where we can add value and are the right team to ensure that the banks deliver the service corporates, SMEs and retail customers require."
Ashish J Thakkar, Founder & Director said: "Our imminent re-listing is a very exciting milestone for us. We have achieved a tremendous amount in a short space of time and there is still so much potential. Atlas Mara now operates banking operations in several of Africa's fastest growing economies and we are looking at other opportunities, particularly in West Africa. We set ourselves the objective of being a leading African financial services company and today's announcement demonstrates that we are well on our way to achieving this goal."
John Vitalo, CEO, said: "I am very pleased that we are able to return to the market shortly so well-placed to deliver on what the Company stated at the time of its IPO. I am supported by an outstanding team with unrivalled Sub-Saharan African banking experience. We are focused on working with our customers to ensure that we can provide access to capital, liquidity and funding that has been lacking from so much of African banking in recent years. We are committed to working closely with the governments and regulators where we currently operate, as well as where we hope to expand to, to ensure that we continue to be welcomed as financial partners of choice."
Alle Unklarheiten sind nun wohl beseitigt. Die Notierung wird wohl am 27.8. beginnen. Da bin ich aber mal auf den Kurs gespannt. Es spricht nicht alles gegen einen fallenden Kurs. Die Atlas Mara ist nun eine funktionierende Gesellschaft, mit BancABC, der Bank in Ruanda und dem Anteil in Nigeria. Es kann die geplanten Investitionen in BancABC umsetzen. Und dann evtl. weitere Aquisitationen durchführen. Für die Investoren, die erst einmal Geld vorschossen, muss dies eine Erleichterung sein, denn nun sehen sie wohin und es wird mit dem Geld gewirtschaftet, es liegt nicht einfach rum. Der Name Bob Diamond könnte anziehen und es werden einige Artikel dazu erscheinen, mind. einige News. Wir werden sehen, haben nun schon Geduld mitgebracht, diese werden wir auch noch haben.
Eine Frage habe ich aber, wird der Handel nur an der London Börse stattfinden? Denn da wäre bei Cortal und bei DIBA eine Umlagerung der Aktien nötig, dauert einige Tage. Oder wird man es dann auch in Frankfurt handeln können?
"Completion of Acquisitions by Atlas Mara, Publication of Prospectus and Market Update
Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Limited ("Atlas Mara" or the "Company") announces the closing of its acquisitions of ABC Holdings Limited ("BancABC") and ADC African Development Corporation AG ("ADC"). In connection with these transactions Atlas Mara's ordinary shares and warrants were temporarily suspended from trading on 1 April 2014 when the Company announced its intention to acquire a majority of BancABC and make a voluntary public offer to acquire 100% of ADC.
With the successful completion of these acquisitions, Atlas Mara is now a fully operational entity and able to continue to execute its strategy of becoming Sub-Saharan Africa's premier financial institution.
Additionally, a prospectus dated today has been approved by the Financial Conduct Authority. It is in connection with the Company's application for readmission of its ordinary shares and warrants to a Standard Listing on the Official List of the UK Listing Authority and to trading on the London Stock Exchange's main market for listed securities ("Readmission"). It has been published and will be available on the Company's website www.atlasmara.com and from the registered office of the Company, Nemours Chambers, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, at the Company's lawyers, Greenberg Traurig Maher LLP, and its administrators, International Administration Group (Guernsey) Limited.
It is expected that Readmission will become effective and that dealings in the Company's ordinary shares and warrants will commence at 8.00a.m.GMT on 27 August 2014.
A copy of the prospectus has also been submitted to the National Storage Mechanism and will shortly be available for inspection at www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/NSM.
The Company is taking the opportunity to update the market on corporate and financial highlights since its IPO in December 2013.
Financial highlights
- Following its $325 million IPO in December 2013, Atlas Mara has obtained access to additional equity capital of $300 million from the private placement of ordinary shares announced in May 2014, which will settle upon Readmission.
- Atlas Mara's shareholder base is comprised primarily of "blue chip" institutional investors and the Company was particularly pleased by the high level of participation in the private placement by substantially all of its IPO investors.
- As previously announced, Atlas Mara entered into a commitment agreement in June 2014 that provides for debt facilities of up to $200 million to support future growth, subject to certain customary conditions. The terms and conditions of the facility are to be agreed upon at the time the Company requests borrowing under the facility.
Corporate highlights
- Atlas Mara has closed its acquisitions of BancABC and ADC, following which Atlas Mara has acquired a beneficial interest of 95.84% in BancABC, representing a 58.09% direct interest and a 37.75% indirect interest through ADC.
- The Company remains on track to complete its previously announced acquisition of the commercial arm of BRD, the development bank of Rwanda, and will continue to keep shareholders apprised of developments with respect to closing.
- As a result of its acquisitions of BancABC and ADC, Atlas Mara now has operations in five countries (Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe) and minority investments in an additional two countries (Nigeria and Kenya) in Sub-Saharan Africa. These acquisitions have created a strong foothold for Atlas Mara in the commercially important Southern African Development Community ("SADC").
- Upon completion of the BRD transaction, Atlas Mara will also have a valuable platform in Rwanda for expansion in the vibrant East African Community ("EAC").
- Atlas Mara continues to evaluate a number of opportunities consistent with its strategy of creating value for stakeholders by bringing to bear its experience, expertise and access to capital, liquidity and funding.
Management
The Company has recruited and/or engaged as consultants a number of individuals with exceptional investment and management experience in Africa. These include: John Vitalo, CEO (formerly CEO of Barclays MENA and ABSA Capital); Doug Munatsi, CEO of BancABC; Jyrki Koskelo, Head of M&A and Corporate Development (formerly a VP at the World Bank and the IFC); Bradford Gibbs, Acting CFO (formerly Head of Investment Banking in South Africa at Morgan Stanley), Konde Bugingo, intended CEO of the commercial arm of BRD, upon closing (formerly CEO of RSwitch); and Kenroy Dowers, Head of Development Finance Institutions (formerly a senior officer at the IFC).
Further to the appointment of John Vitalo as CEO, the Company announces that, on closing of the ADC and BancABC acquisitions, John Vitalo has been appointed to the Atlas Mara Board of Directors.
Total Voting Rights
In connection with the ADC acquisition, the Company issued 11,262,662 ordinary shares to ADC shareholders who accepted the offer. Pursuant to the BancABC acquisition, the Company issued a further 2,030,577 ordinary shares.
Therefore, as at 21 August 2014, the total number of voting rights in Atlas Mara is 44,572,739, which number should be used by shareholders and other parties subject to disclosure obligations as the denominator for the calculations by which they determine if they are required to notify their interest in or a change to their interest in the share capital of Atlas Mara under the FCA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. It should be noted that this figure excludes the ordinary shares to be issued in connection with the approximately $300 million private placement, which is expected to settle upon Readmission.
Bob Diamond, Founder and Director said: "Atlas Mara is having a fantastic first year and I am delighted that we are coming back to the LSE in such a strong position. Since our IPO and through to our private placement, we have been wonderfully supported by a great investor base. Their commitment has meant we have an exceptionally strong platform on which to build.
"We have in place one of the strongest management teams I have seen in an African financial institution and, with BancABC, and, in the near future with BRD, they have excellent assets to develop. They are already working on identifying where we can add value and are the right team to ensure that the banks deliver the service corporates, SMEs and retail customers require."
Ashish J Thakkar, Founder & Director said: "Our imminent re-listing is a very exciting milestone for us. We have achieved a tremendous amount in a short space of time and there is still so much potential. Atlas Mara now operates banking operations in several of Africa's fastest growing economies and we are looking at other opportunities, particularly in West Africa. We set ourselves the objective of being a leading African financial services company and today's announcement demonstrates that we are well on our way to achieving this goal."
John Vitalo, CEO, said: "I am very pleased that we are able to return to the market shortly so well-placed to deliver on what the Company stated at the time of its IPO. I am supported by an outstanding team with unrivalled Sub-Saharan African banking experience. We are focused on working with our customers to ensure that we can provide access to capital, liquidity and funding that has been lacking from so much of African banking in recent years. We are committed to working closely with the governments and regulators where we currently operate, as well as where we hope to expand to, to ensure that we continue to be welcomed as financial partners of choice."
Aktientausch bei mir bei ING DIBA vollzogen, bei Cortal Consors allerdings noch nicht. Wert von Atlas Mara wird mit 0 Euro ausgewiesen.
Da wird schnell was ändern und ändern müssen.
Da wird schnell was ändern und ändern müssen.
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