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| 1,0300 | +18,39 | |
| 216,65 | +15,39 | |
| 4,1600 | +12,43 | |
| 13,250 | +11,34 | |
| 43,01 | +9,78 |
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| 1,0400 | -7,96 | |
| 11,570 | -9,18 | |
| 94,97 | -10,13 | |
| 0,5020 | -16,33 | |
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Hui das ist schön 
Ist schön zu sehen, dass es nachhaltig nach oben zu gehen scheint.
Es ist schön zu sehen ,dass SNH sich auf dem richtigen Weg befindet.
Langsam trägt die Arbeit früchte, Und sollte alles so laufen wie geplant, dann Hut ab.
Wir werden hier ein schönes Comeback erleben.
(Corona bringe zwar eine gewisse ungewissheit)
Aber ich bin sicher, für alle die jetzt investiert sind wird es sehr freudig werden.
Ist schön zu sehen, dass es nachhaltig nach oben zu gehen scheint.
Es ist schön zu sehen ,dass SNH sich auf dem richtigen Weg befindet.
Langsam trägt die Arbeit früchte, Und sollte alles so laufen wie geplant, dann Hut ab.
Wir werden hier ein schönes Comeback erleben.
(Corona bringe zwar eine gewisse ungewissheit)
Aber ich bin sicher, für alle die jetzt investiert sind wird es sehr freudig werden.
Wieder zeit für einen zock 🤑
Sag es ja, warten wir noch den Kurs zum Jahresende ab. 😁 Wird nicht zu vergleichen sein mit den jetzigen 12-13€c
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. :
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. / Key word(s): Miscellaneous
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. :
23-March-2021 / 07:30 CET/CEST
Disclosure of an inside information acc. to Article 17 MAR of the Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, transmitted by DGAP - a service of EQS Group AG.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
DISCLOSURE OF INSIDE INFORMATION PURSUANT TO ART. 17 OF THE EU MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (EU 596/2014, MAR)
UPDATE ON STEINHOFF GLOBAL SETTLEMENT PROGRESS
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. ("SIHNV" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, "Steinhoff" or the "Steinhoff Group") announces the following update on implementation of its proposal to resolve the various multi-jurisdictional legacy litigations and claims against the Steinhoff Group, including those against former South African holding company Steinhoff International Holdings Proprietary Limited ("SIHPL").
Update on D&O Insurers and certain former D&Os support Steinhoff Global Settlement
In addition, SIHNV and SIHPL announce that they have reached an agreement with certain insurance companies underwriting Steinhoff's (primary and excess) Directors and Officers insurance policy (the "D&O Insurers") and certain former directors and officers who have worked for or been associated with a Steinhoff Group company (the "Settling D&Os"). The Settling D&Os include: S. Booysen, D. Brink, C. Daun, H. Ferreira, T. Guibert, D. Konar, A. Krüger-Steinhoff, (heirs of) M. Lategan, J. Mouton, J. Nel, H. Odendaal, D. Schreiber, F. Sonn, H. Sonn, B. Steinhoff, P. van den Bosch, D. van der Merwe, J. van Zyl, C. Wiese and J. Wiese. For the avoidance of doubt, the Settling D&Os do not include M. Jooste, B. La Grange, S. Grobler and S. Schmidt.
As a result, the previously announced bilateral agreement with Deloitte Accountants B.V. and Deloitte & Touche South Africa (together: "Deloitte") dated 14 February 2021, will be replaced by a comprehensive Steinhoff Settlement Support Agreement ("SSSA") entered into by inter alia SIHNV, SIHPL, Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os.
Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os will support the proposed Steinhoff global settlement originally announced on 27 July 2020 and as subsequently revised.
Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os do not in any way admit liability for the losses incurred by Steinhoff and its stakeholders as a result of the accounting irregularities at Steinhoff.
Provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch law suspension of payments process commenced on 15 February 2021 ("Dutch SoP") and the South African statutory section 155 scheme ("S155 Scheme") and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os have agreed to offer an amount of up to EUR 55.5 million for distribution to market purchase claimants in exchange for certain waivers and releases.
Provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os have further agreed to offer an amount of up to EUR 15 million for distribution to certain contractual claimants.
Deloitte and D&O Insurers' agreement with ACGs
Deloitte and the D&O Insurers have had negotiations with certain representatives of MPC Claimants, known as the active claimant representatives (the "ACGs") in respect of the respective Deloitte and D&O Insurers' offers to MPC Claimants represented by the ACGs.
Both the Deloitte and D&O Insurers offers to MPC Claimants will become effective if 5 out of 6 ACGs accept or if Deloitte and the D&O Insurers otherwise agree.
Pursuant to arrangements between each of Deloitte and the D&O Insurers and the ACGs, and provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the ACGs that accept the respective offers made by Deloitte and the D&O Insurers will collectively be entitled to receive cost compensation of up to EUR 6.5 million (as part of the agreement with Deloitte) and up to a further EUR 6.5 million (as part of the agreement with D&O Insurers).
As previously announced on the Steinhoff website (www.steinhoffinternational.com), provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, Steinhoff Africa Holdings Proprietary Limited will separately make available to the ACGs that support the Steinhoff global settlement offer a collective amount of up to EUR 30 million as cost compensation.
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. / Key word(s): Miscellaneous
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. :
23-March-2021 / 07:30 CET/CEST
Disclosure of an inside information acc. to Article 17 MAR of the Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, transmitted by DGAP - a service of EQS Group AG.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
DISCLOSURE OF INSIDE INFORMATION PURSUANT TO ART. 17 OF THE EU MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (EU 596/2014, MAR)
UPDATE ON STEINHOFF GLOBAL SETTLEMENT PROGRESS
Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. ("SIHNV" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, "Steinhoff" or the "Steinhoff Group") announces the following update on implementation of its proposal to resolve the various multi-jurisdictional legacy litigations and claims against the Steinhoff Group, including those against former South African holding company Steinhoff International Holdings Proprietary Limited ("SIHPL").
Update on D&O Insurers and certain former D&Os support Steinhoff Global Settlement
In addition, SIHNV and SIHPL announce that they have reached an agreement with certain insurance companies underwriting Steinhoff's (primary and excess) Directors and Officers insurance policy (the "D&O Insurers") and certain former directors and officers who have worked for or been associated with a Steinhoff Group company (the "Settling D&Os"). The Settling D&Os include: S. Booysen, D. Brink, C. Daun, H. Ferreira, T. Guibert, D. Konar, A. Krüger-Steinhoff, (heirs of) M. Lategan, J. Mouton, J. Nel, H. Odendaal, D. Schreiber, F. Sonn, H. Sonn, B. Steinhoff, P. van den Bosch, D. van der Merwe, J. van Zyl, C. Wiese and J. Wiese. For the avoidance of doubt, the Settling D&Os do not include M. Jooste, B. La Grange, S. Grobler and S. Schmidt.
As a result, the previously announced bilateral agreement with Deloitte Accountants B.V. and Deloitte & Touche South Africa (together: "Deloitte") dated 14 February 2021, will be replaced by a comprehensive Steinhoff Settlement Support Agreement ("SSSA") entered into by inter alia SIHNV, SIHPL, Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os.
Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os will support the proposed Steinhoff global settlement originally announced on 27 July 2020 and as subsequently revised.
Deloitte, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os do not in any way admit liability for the losses incurred by Steinhoff and its stakeholders as a result of the accounting irregularities at Steinhoff.
Provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch law suspension of payments process commenced on 15 February 2021 ("Dutch SoP") and the South African statutory section 155 scheme ("S155 Scheme") and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os have agreed to offer an amount of up to EUR 55.5 million for distribution to market purchase claimants in exchange for certain waivers and releases.
Provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the D&O Insurers and the Settling D&Os have further agreed to offer an amount of up to EUR 15 million for distribution to certain contractual claimants.
Deloitte and D&O Insurers' agreement with ACGs
Deloitte and the D&O Insurers have had negotiations with certain representatives of MPC Claimants, known as the active claimant representatives (the "ACGs") in respect of the respective Deloitte and D&O Insurers' offers to MPC Claimants represented by the ACGs.
Both the Deloitte and D&O Insurers offers to MPC Claimants will become effective if 5 out of 6 ACGs accept or if Deloitte and the D&O Insurers otherwise agree.
Pursuant to arrangements between each of Deloitte and the D&O Insurers and the ACGs, and provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, the ACGs that accept the respective offers made by Deloitte and the D&O Insurers will collectively be entitled to receive cost compensation of up to EUR 6.5 million (as part of the agreement with Deloitte) and up to a further EUR 6.5 million (as part of the agreement with D&O Insurers).
As previously announced on the Steinhoff website (www.steinhoffinternational.com), provided that Steinhoff successfully completes the Dutch SoP and the S155 Scheme and certain other conditions are fulfilled, Steinhoff Africa Holdings Proprietary Limited will separately make available to the ACGs that support the Steinhoff global settlement offer a collective amount of up to EUR 30 million as cost compensation.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.554.612 von PersecutorTe1 am 22.03.21 15:48:27
Trotzdem Dir natürlich auch alles Gute.
Jo
mag sein. Sicherlich war es immer so in den letzten 2,5 Jahren, aber da waren es auch andere Vorraussetzungen. Diesmal könnte es ja auch anders kommen aufgrund der fortgeschrittenen Verhandlungen. Es braucht lediglich die richtige positive Nachricht, dann denke ich wird es Steinhoff unter 0,10X nicht mehr geben.Trotzdem Dir natürlich auch alles Gute.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.553.736 von kyron7htx am 22.03.21 14:57:20
Für solche Aussagen bin ich schon zu lange dabei.
Verdiene mein Taschengeld immer gut mit SH.
Und so soll es auch bleiben.
Dir alles Gute.
Zitat von kyron7htx: ist vorbei!
Für solche Aussagen bin ich schon zu lange dabei.
Verdiene mein Taschengeld immer gut mit SH.
Und so soll es auch bleiben.
Dir alles Gute.
Der Kurs hat doch lange genug unter 5 Cent gestanden, sogar unter 4 Cent.
Wer sich da nicht bedient hat, hat sie auch nicht so richtig verdient. Jedenfalls beklagen kann sich keiner.
Es war für alle was dabei.
Selten konnte man so viele Aktien für so wenig Geld kaufen.
Und heute ist eine SH immer noch billiger als eine Zigarette und eine Havanna Zigarre kostet vergleichsweise ein Vermögen
Wer sich da nicht bedient hat, hat sie auch nicht so richtig verdient. Jedenfalls beklagen kann sich keiner.
Es war für alle was dabei.
Selten konnte man so viele Aktien für so wenig Geld kaufen.
Und heute ist eine SH immer noch billiger als eine Zigarette und eine Havanna Zigarre kostet vergleichsweise ein Vermögen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.553.574 von PersecutorTe1 am 22.03.21 14:49:11
Nö
ist vorbei!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.552.590 von kyron7htx am 22.03.21 13:42:25Nein, abwärts wäre schön.
Erfreulich immer noch stabil und langsam steigend.
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