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Invensys set to buy Baan - sources
By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $43 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
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By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $43 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
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Invensys set to buy Baan - sources
By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $43 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $43 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
Invensys set to buy Baan - sources
By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $4 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By Arindam Nag
LONDON (Reuters) - Engineering company Invensys (LSE: ISYS.L - news) is set to announce soon a full cash takeover of Dutch business software company Baan, industry sources said.
Sources told Reuters that both parties were in advanced negotiations and would announce the transaction shortly, even as early as Wednesday.
Neither Baan nor Invensys was available for comment. One source said it would be fair to expect a "sizeable premium for what is essentially a good business".
Baan shares closed at 2.62 euros, 1.13 percent down on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange on Tuesday, valuing it at around 635 million euros .
But they jumped later on Nasdaq after news of an impending deal broke and were up nearly two dollars to $4 at 8:20 p.m.
One analyst said: "You`d be looking at one to 1.5 times sales, so it could go 25 to 50 percent higher (than the Dutch close). That`s the ballpark for this sort of takeover (of a loss-making firm)."
If the deal goes through it will end the misery for Baan investors who have seen the value of the company`s shares slump from as high as 49 euros two years ago.
At one time it was Europe`s second largest software company, just behind Germany`s SAP which is currently valued at over 50 billion euros.
Once a darling of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the company has been suffering worsening financial difficulties, reporting seven consecutive quarterly losses and bleak prospects.
Things worsened further when it lost its chief executive officer and chief financial officer at the start of the year.
Baan had a reasonably robust $197 million in cash and securities but a mere nine million dollars in shareholders` equity at the end of 1999 when it reported a loss of $289 million.
It provides integrated services to engineering and manufacturing companies and industry analysts said it would help Invensys to move up in the value chain when it came to providing customers with business processes.
"Baan will be able to take software deeper into the heart of companies which Invensys has not in the past been able to," one industry observer said.
"Strategically it fits into Invensys as an extension of the value chain. There has been criticism of Invensys not being focused on the next generation of applications, this does it."
Lazard Freres is Baan`s financial adviser but no one from the investment bank was immediately available for comment.
Shares in Invensys closed down 2-1/2 pence at 263-1/2p on the London Stock Exchange and it was valued at around 10 billion pounds .
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danke
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schau mal in das board "hotstocks"
danke
euronat
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