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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.119.494 von R-BgO am 16.03.19 16:07:02https://skift.com/2019/03/20/why-ebix-wants-to-buy-indias-co…
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"For full-year 2018, Ebix generated $497.8 million in revenue — a 37 percent rise year-over-year. However, its biggest segment is its foreign exchange unit.
Ebix offers currency exchange through its subsidiary EbixCash, one of Southeast Asia’s travel money exchanges, with more than 110,000 distribution outlets and 8,000 corporate clients. The company forecasts the unit will generate about $350 million in revenue in 2019 on a stand-alone basis.
Ebix said in a statement that it might merge Yatra with EbixCash, which already has 9,000-plus employees.
“We see India as a multibillion-dollar opportunity, possibly in the short term depending on how we execute,” Robin Raina, chairman and CEO of Ebix, said during a March earnings call with investors before publicizing an acquisition bid for Yatra.
“We are seriously contemplating the possibility of a public IPO for our Indian operations in 2019 or early 2020, and are in active discussions with a few private equity players to see if we can set up a pre-valuation benchmark,” Raina said. The company was unable to provide clarity via an executive interview by publication time."
Auszug:
"For full-year 2018, Ebix generated $497.8 million in revenue — a 37 percent rise year-over-year. However, its biggest segment is its foreign exchange unit.
Ebix offers currency exchange through its subsidiary EbixCash, one of Southeast Asia’s travel money exchanges, with more than 110,000 distribution outlets and 8,000 corporate clients. The company forecasts the unit will generate about $350 million in revenue in 2019 on a stand-alone basis.
Ebix said in a statement that it might merge Yatra with EbixCash, which already has 9,000-plus employees.
“We see India as a multibillion-dollar opportunity, possibly in the short term depending on how we execute,” Robin Raina, chairman and CEO of Ebix, said during a March earnings call with investors before publicizing an acquisition bid for Yatra.
“We are seriously contemplating the possibility of a public IPO for our Indian operations in 2019 or early 2020, and are in active discussions with a few private equity players to see if we can set up a pre-valuation benchmark,” Raina said. The company was unable to provide clarity via an executive interview by publication time."
Von Ebix würde ich die Finger lassen. Nachdem ich die Analyse von Viceroy Research gelesen habe,
würde ich mal sagen, rette sich wer kann. Das wird ein schöner short trade.
Sich einfach informieren bei www.viveroyresearch.org
würde ich mal sagen, rette sich wer kann. Das wird ein schöner short trade.
Sich einfach informieren bei www.viveroyresearch.org
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.184.639 von R-BgO am 10.11.18 09:11:43
den Rest jetzt von mir aus mit Verlust geschmissen,
nachdem ich das hier: https://viceroyresearch.files.wordpress.com/2018/12/ebix-pre… gelesen habe
wieder billiger (günstiger?) geworden....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.169.848 von R-BgO am 02.03.18 12:14:06
Großteil der Position wieder weg
durch Ausübung eines short-call@$70
nach guten Zahlen aufgestockt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.080.805 von R-BgO am 02.11.17 11:59:08hierüber drauf gestossen:
Via.com sold to financial services specialist for $75 million
https://www.tnooz.com/article/via-com-sold-to-financial-serv…
Ebix, a Nasdaq-listed software and services provider, has bought India-based via.com in a deal valuing the omnichannel travel, fintech and retail business at $75 million.
The deal was conducted by Ebix’s Singaporean subsidiary Ebix Cash, which sells various financial services through offline and online channels across APAC. Via has also been growing its presence across APAC and the Middle East.
The release talks about cross-selling between each party’s existing online and offline networks. As well as selling travel, via.com distributes other services such as mobile phone recharges, money transfers, insurance, prepaid gift cards and other retail product.
Via.com claims to be “the only profitable travel exchange out of all its peers” having seen a compound annual growth rate of 45% over the past three years. Ebix says that the deal will be “accretive to Ebix earnings immediately…” and will “generate around $33 million in GAAP revenues in 2018 with approximately 30% operating margins.”
Via.com handles 24.5 million transactions a year. Via.com’s offline network comprises 85,000 agents in India, 14,700 in Indonesia, 9,900 in Philippines, 600 in Singapore and 350 in the UAE and Oman. It also has 8000 corporate clients while B2C operations in Thailand, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia are “gaining traction.”
The move by Ebix into travel is positioned as part of its vision for financial exchanges across APAC. Robin Raina, chief executive officer at Ebix Inc said:
“This allows us tremendous cross-selling opportunities through each other’s distribution networks as our product portfolio is complementary and a perfect fit for each of our distribution outlets and corporate clients.”
Via sees itself as omnichannel, and its approach to mobile for India and other markets factors in both its B2B and B2C operations. tnooz talked to Himanshu Garg, its vice-president of mobile, and Ashu Gupta, its head of international technology, just under a year ago. It had just launched a B2C mobile brand ViaLite as a progressive web app to give consumers in areas with weak connectivity access to its products. Via was also making sure that its B2B platform was mobile-friendly for agents.
Via.com sold to financial services specialist for $75 million
https://www.tnooz.com/article/via-com-sold-to-financial-serv…
Ebix, a Nasdaq-listed software and services provider, has bought India-based via.com in a deal valuing the omnichannel travel, fintech and retail business at $75 million.
The deal was conducted by Ebix’s Singaporean subsidiary Ebix Cash, which sells various financial services through offline and online channels across APAC. Via has also been growing its presence across APAC and the Middle East.
The release talks about cross-selling between each party’s existing online and offline networks. As well as selling travel, via.com distributes other services such as mobile phone recharges, money transfers, insurance, prepaid gift cards and other retail product.
Via.com claims to be “the only profitable travel exchange out of all its peers” having seen a compound annual growth rate of 45% over the past three years. Ebix says that the deal will be “accretive to Ebix earnings immediately…” and will “generate around $33 million in GAAP revenues in 2018 with approximately 30% operating margins.”
Via.com handles 24.5 million transactions a year. Via.com’s offline network comprises 85,000 agents in India, 14,700 in Indonesia, 9,900 in Philippines, 600 in Singapore and 350 in the UAE and Oman. It also has 8000 corporate clients while B2C operations in Thailand, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia are “gaining traction.”
The move by Ebix into travel is positioned as part of its vision for financial exchanges across APAC. Robin Raina, chief executive officer at Ebix Inc said:
“This allows us tremendous cross-selling opportunities through each other’s distribution networks as our product portfolio is complementary and a perfect fit for each of our distribution outlets and corporate clients.”
Via sees itself as omnichannel, and its approach to mobile for India and other markets factors in both its B2B and B2C operations. tnooz talked to Himanshu Garg, its vice-president of mobile, and Ashu Gupta, its head of international technology, just under a year ago. It had just launched a B2C mobile brand ViaLite as a progressive web app to give consumers in areas with weak connectivity access to its products. Via was also making sure that its B2B platform was mobile-friendly for agents.
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On-Demand Insurance Solutions
Ebix goal is to be the leading powerhouse of insurance transitions in the world.
The company's technology vision is to focus on convergence of all insurance channels, processes and entities in a manner that data can seamlessly flow once a data entry has been made.
The company intends to do that by designing products and services that are pioneering and at least a few years ahead of its competition.
The company believes that profitability and revenue growth must go hand in hand. We intend to do all this in a transparent and sincere manner, while ensuring a high level of satisfaction to all the entities that we deal with customers, employees, investors, and the society around us on whom we can have a positive influence.
On-Demand Insurance Solutions
Ebix goal is to be the leading powerhouse of insurance transitions in the world.
The company's technology vision is to focus on convergence of all insurance channels, processes and entities in a manner that data can seamlessly flow once a data entry has been made.
The company intends to do that by designing products and services that are pioneering and at least a few years ahead of its competition.
The company believes that profitability and revenue growth must go hand in hand. We intend to do all this in a transparent and sincere manner, while ensuring a high level of satisfaction to all the entities that we deal with customers, employees, investors, and the society around us on whom we can have a positive influence.
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