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e-New Media, a Firm With Promise and Profits, Succumbs to Infighting
By Philip Segal
Senior Asian Correspondent
5/18/00 5:44 PM ET
HONG KONG -- What a pity. For once, an Internet stock actually shows not only promise but profits, too. Then, out of nowhere, one-half of the board of directors sues the other half, and the stock drops 30% in a day.
This is the unfortunate fate of Hong Kong-listed e-New Media, profiled by TSC on Feb. 24. Analysts liked it, as did the Matthews Asian Technology fund and the $120 million Matthews Pacific Tiger Fund.
The issue raised a lot of money, which the company was going to use to make acquisitions that augment its core Internet product. That product allows buyers without credit cards to bill Internet purchases to their telephone accounts, a useful idea in a region where credit cards are not as prevalent as in the U.S. There was talk of a Nasdaq listing, though never a formal application.
Then, after a mid-April board meeting, e-New Media was suspended from trading at the company`s request. It remained off the market from April 21 until Thursday. When trading resumed after an announcement of the board spat, the stock plunged by 36% to close at HK$0.80.
The fight between factions on the board is about nothing less than control of the company. e-New Media was formed through a so-called "backdoor listing." Investors bought into a sleepy company, Essential Enterprises, already listed in Hong Kong. When the directors of the old company tried to fire the managing director (who had been at the old company along with them), the group of new directors balked.
Now, according to a company announcement at the stock exchange, "certain directors issued writs" on May 16 that named "other directors and others as defendants."
e-New Media CEO Andrew Wilson declined to comment on the case. Details remain sketchy.
Could there possibly be a case for hanging on to this company? Or buying in now? That all depends on how confident you are that what looks like an all-consuming boardroom brawl won`t interfere in day-to-day operations.
Of the three analysts in Hong Kong who watch e-New Media, the only one maintaining his buy recommendation is Adrian Ngan, who works for the company that both underwrote the IPO and did last January`s placement: BNP Prime Peregrine.
Pointing out that e-New Media has HK$0.60 a share in cash, Ngan said that its price of around HK$0.80 means the stock is a value buy, especially because it now trades at a 45% discount to book value. Still, he cautioned, "if you are not willing to take on more risk then you had better avoid the share."
Not good enough for Greg Feldberg, a former enthusiast at Indosuez W.I. Carr, which has no underwriting relationship with the company. He said he would never recommend a company if he didn`t know what exactly the board was fighting over. Feldberg said he was as stunned as anyone by the politics at e-New Media. "The business plan looked all right before. There was no inkling of a fight brewing," he says.
The fight is so consuming that the stock was suspended for four weeks because the two groups of battling directors "were unable to agree on the form of a joint announcement elaborating the cause and nature of the dispute which led to the suspension," according to the announcement.
Beyond the fate of this one stock, there is an equally important question: Why should it be so easy for companies to get their shares suspended from trading? Should it have taken a month to announce that the directors couldn`t agree on making a statement?
One source at the company said the directors had been under intense pressure from the stock exchange to relist their shares and were given Thursday as a deadline. After all, one thing investors consider when buying a stock is liquidity risk: If Hong Kong lets companies keep their shares off the market for no clearly stated reason, other companies listed on the market could look relatively riskier to own.
A spokeswoman for the stock exchange, Lorraine Chan, said the listing rules do not stipulate any limit on trading suspensions. "The circumstances for each suspension are different," she said. "We can`t comment on individual companies` cases."
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By Philip Segal
Senior Asian Correspondent
5/18/00 5:44 PM ET
HONG KONG -- What a pity. For once, an Internet stock actually shows not only promise but profits, too. Then, out of nowhere, one-half of the board of directors sues the other half, and the stock drops 30% in a day.
This is the unfortunate fate of Hong Kong-listed e-New Media, profiled by TSC on Feb. 24. Analysts liked it, as did the Matthews Asian Technology fund and the $120 million Matthews Pacific Tiger Fund.
The issue raised a lot of money, which the company was going to use to make acquisitions that augment its core Internet product. That product allows buyers without credit cards to bill Internet purchases to their telephone accounts, a useful idea in a region where credit cards are not as prevalent as in the U.S. There was talk of a Nasdaq listing, though never a formal application.
Then, after a mid-April board meeting, e-New Media was suspended from trading at the company`s request. It remained off the market from April 21 until Thursday. When trading resumed after an announcement of the board spat, the stock plunged by 36% to close at HK$0.80.
The fight between factions on the board is about nothing less than control of the company. e-New Media was formed through a so-called "backdoor listing." Investors bought into a sleepy company, Essential Enterprises, already listed in Hong Kong. When the directors of the old company tried to fire the managing director (who had been at the old company along with them), the group of new directors balked.
Now, according to a company announcement at the stock exchange, "certain directors issued writs" on May 16 that named "other directors and others as defendants."
e-New Media CEO Andrew Wilson declined to comment on the case. Details remain sketchy.
Could there possibly be a case for hanging on to this company? Or buying in now? That all depends on how confident you are that what looks like an all-consuming boardroom brawl won`t interfere in day-to-day operations.
Of the three analysts in Hong Kong who watch e-New Media, the only one maintaining his buy recommendation is Adrian Ngan, who works for the company that both underwrote the IPO and did last January`s placement: BNP Prime Peregrine.
Pointing out that e-New Media has HK$0.60 a share in cash, Ngan said that its price of around HK$0.80 means the stock is a value buy, especially because it now trades at a 45% discount to book value. Still, he cautioned, "if you are not willing to take on more risk then you had better avoid the share."
Not good enough for Greg Feldberg, a former enthusiast at Indosuez W.I. Carr, which has no underwriting relationship with the company. He said he would never recommend a company if he didn`t know what exactly the board was fighting over. Feldberg said he was as stunned as anyone by the politics at e-New Media. "The business plan looked all right before. There was no inkling of a fight brewing," he says.
The fight is so consuming that the stock was suspended for four weeks because the two groups of battling directors "were unable to agree on the form of a joint announcement elaborating the cause and nature of the dispute which led to the suspension," according to the announcement.
Beyond the fate of this one stock, there is an equally important question: Why should it be so easy for companies to get their shares suspended from trading? Should it have taken a month to announce that the directors couldn`t agree on making a statement?
One source at the company said the directors had been under intense pressure from the stock exchange to relist their shares and were given Thursday as a deadline. After all, one thing investors consider when buying a stock is liquidity risk: If Hong Kong lets companies keep their shares off the market for no clearly stated reason, other companies listed on the market could look relatively riskier to own.
A spokeswoman for the stock exchange, Lorraine Chan, said the listing rules do not stipulate any limit on trading suspensions. "The circumstances for each suspension are different," she said. "We can`t comment on individual companies` cases."
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e-New Media: The (Relatively) Undiscovered Internet Play in Hong Kong
By Phil Segal
Special to TheStreet.com
2/24/00 1:07 PM ET
HONG KONG -- Add one more techology company to the reasonably short list of firms that make Internet applications you can easily understand -- and that already make money.
While the company, e-New Media, is listed in Hong Kong, U.S. investors can buy it through their brokers. In the short term, Hong Kong offers an additional advantage over other Asian markets: a stable currency pegged to the U.S. dollar.
U.S. mutual funds already have found the company, which only went public in September. The $10.6 million Matthews Asian Technology fund and the $120 million Matthews Pacific Tiger fund have $2 million in the company between them. The technology fund is up 4.8% year to date, while the Tiger fund is up 2.7%.
e-New Media`s big product is something called NetCharger, which allows consumers to buy products and services over the Internet without a credit card. Instead, using alliances already forged with phone companies around the world, the company charges purchases to your monthly phone bill, sort of like a 900 service. (To see the company`s services, check out www.NetCharger.com.)
The phone-bill payment option could be especially appealing for consumers in countries such as Italy, Germany and China, where credit-card penetration is below 15%. Compare this with the U.S., where the average household has 10 credit cards, according to American Consumer Credit Counseling. The phone-bill method of payment makes even more sense in China, where credit checks are almost impossible and bankruptcy proceedings are close to nonexistent. People will do almost anything -- including paying their bills -- to avoid having their phones disconnected.
The other advantage of e-New Media is that it`s thinly covered. In these days when any stock with an Internet profile can take off, the less that`s known about a good company by the public at large, the better it is for those intending to buy. With a current market cap of just $614 million, only two analysts follow it. Both, BNP Prime Peregrine and Indosuez W.I. Carr, say the company trades around 32 times next year`s expected earnings. Neither house has done any underwriting for the company.
e-New Media began as a spinoff of Hong Kong`s former monopoly phone company, Hongkong Telecom, which is now called Cable & Wireless HKT (HKT:NYSE ADR - news). While the Internet applications of the company are still dwarfed by its conventional phone resale and call center businesses, the Net business is gaining quickly.
Finance Director Frank Cheung told TSC, ahead of April`s announcement of 1999`s results, that sales generated from the Internet totaled about $9 million (out of what analysts think will be total sales of $160 million). NetCharger`s gross margin is between 15% and 20%, he said, and operating profit is "around 5%."
Analyst Adrian Ngan at BNP forecasts a growth rate of 20% a month for NetCharger revenue, meaning that the Internet could come close to 40% of the company`s sales a year from now. NetCharger revenue in the second half of 1999 was up 258% over the first half, the company says.
e-New Media, currently trading at HK$3.175 ($0.41), has risen 146% since going public last September after it bought control of an existing recreational clubs and property company called Essential Enterprises. The company announced this month that it was getting out of all businesses except those related to telecom and the Internet.
One of the most promising new business links appears to be its 25% stake in Broadbridge Media, the U.S. maker of HyperCD, HyperDVD and Hyper Broadcast technologies.
Using these, consumers watching movies or using their PlayStation2 or Dreamcast machines buy a CD or DVD with a few bits of critical data removed. They then log onto a for-pay Web site, where the data are stored, giving users with even the slowest of modems broadband-speed displays of movies or games.
For consumers, the incentive to buy a DVD missing a little bit of information is that these would carry more material than ordinary DVDs, such as a supplementary movie or a few extra games. For the content owners, providing the extra material is worthwhile: The chance of having the DVD copied is reduced because some of the data resides on a Web site, not on the disk.
"It`s a very exciting technology, especially in Asia, where piracy is such a problem," says Andrew Foster, the assistant fund manager of Matthews Asian Technology fund.
Broadbridge is not public at the moment, although it could be brought public, at which point e-New Media`s stake in it could make today`s stock price seem like a bargain.
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By Phil Segal
Special to TheStreet.com
2/24/00 1:07 PM ET
HONG KONG -- Add one more techology company to the reasonably short list of firms that make Internet applications you can easily understand -- and that already make money.
While the company, e-New Media, is listed in Hong Kong, U.S. investors can buy it through their brokers. In the short term, Hong Kong offers an additional advantage over other Asian markets: a stable currency pegged to the U.S. dollar.
U.S. mutual funds already have found the company, which only went public in September. The $10.6 million Matthews Asian Technology fund and the $120 million Matthews Pacific Tiger fund have $2 million in the company between them. The technology fund is up 4.8% year to date, while the Tiger fund is up 2.7%.
e-New Media`s big product is something called NetCharger, which allows consumers to buy products and services over the Internet without a credit card. Instead, using alliances already forged with phone companies around the world, the company charges purchases to your monthly phone bill, sort of like a 900 service. (To see the company`s services, check out www.NetCharger.com.)
The phone-bill payment option could be especially appealing for consumers in countries such as Italy, Germany and China, where credit-card penetration is below 15%. Compare this with the U.S., where the average household has 10 credit cards, according to American Consumer Credit Counseling. The phone-bill method of payment makes even more sense in China, where credit checks are almost impossible and bankruptcy proceedings are close to nonexistent. People will do almost anything -- including paying their bills -- to avoid having their phones disconnected.
The other advantage of e-New Media is that it`s thinly covered. In these days when any stock with an Internet profile can take off, the less that`s known about a good company by the public at large, the better it is for those intending to buy. With a current market cap of just $614 million, only two analysts follow it. Both, BNP Prime Peregrine and Indosuez W.I. Carr, say the company trades around 32 times next year`s expected earnings. Neither house has done any underwriting for the company.
e-New Media began as a spinoff of Hong Kong`s former monopoly phone company, Hongkong Telecom, which is now called Cable & Wireless HKT (HKT:NYSE ADR - news). While the Internet applications of the company are still dwarfed by its conventional phone resale and call center businesses, the Net business is gaining quickly.
Finance Director Frank Cheung told TSC, ahead of April`s announcement of 1999`s results, that sales generated from the Internet totaled about $9 million (out of what analysts think will be total sales of $160 million). NetCharger`s gross margin is between 15% and 20%, he said, and operating profit is "around 5%."
Analyst Adrian Ngan at BNP forecasts a growth rate of 20% a month for NetCharger revenue, meaning that the Internet could come close to 40% of the company`s sales a year from now. NetCharger revenue in the second half of 1999 was up 258% over the first half, the company says.
e-New Media, currently trading at HK$3.175 ($0.41), has risen 146% since going public last September after it bought control of an existing recreational clubs and property company called Essential Enterprises. The company announced this month that it was getting out of all businesses except those related to telecom and the Internet.
One of the most promising new business links appears to be its 25% stake in Broadbridge Media, the U.S. maker of HyperCD, HyperDVD and Hyper Broadcast technologies.
Using these, consumers watching movies or using their PlayStation2 or Dreamcast machines buy a CD or DVD with a few bits of critical data removed. They then log onto a for-pay Web site, where the data are stored, giving users with even the slowest of modems broadband-speed displays of movies or games.
For consumers, the incentive to buy a DVD missing a little bit of information is that these would carry more material than ordinary DVDs, such as a supplementary movie or a few extra games. For the content owners, providing the extra material is worthwhile: The chance of having the DVD copied is reduced because some of the data resides on a Web site, not on the disk.
"It`s a very exciting technology, especially in Asia, where piracy is such a problem," says Andrew Foster, the assistant fund manager of Matthews Asian Technology fund.
Broadbridge is not public at the moment, although it could be brought public, at which point e-New Media`s stake in it could make today`s stock price seem like a bargain.
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E-New Media (128 HK)
Sector : Enabler
Country : Hong Kong
Payment gateways and processors are definitely a necessary piece of the puzzle for E-commerce. E-New Media has lots of experience in providing billing solutions for adult-oriented phone lines and websites.The adaptation of its systems, NetCharger and Hyperlock, for less racy E-commerce would not be difficult.
E-New Media has teamed up with Worlds Inc. of the US to develop interactive 3D shopping malls. Worlds Inc. is known for 3D website development and counts MGM, United Artists, Polygram, IBM and others as clients.
Significant competition, however, is sure to emerge as banks, traditional retails, manufacturers all rush online for the coveted E-commerce crown; witness Korea where there are now over 1200 online shopping malls. Severe price cuts will consolidate the market to an eventual handful of survivors
Sector : Enabler
Country : Hong Kong
Payment gateways and processors are definitely a necessary piece of the puzzle for E-commerce. E-New Media has lots of experience in providing billing solutions for adult-oriented phone lines and websites.The adaptation of its systems, NetCharger and Hyperlock, for less racy E-commerce would not be difficult.
E-New Media has teamed up with Worlds Inc. of the US to develop interactive 3D shopping malls. Worlds Inc. is known for 3D website development and counts MGM, United Artists, Polygram, IBM and others as clients.
Significant competition, however, is sure to emerge as banks, traditional retails, manufacturers all rush online for the coveted E-commerce crown; witness Korea where there are now over 1200 online shopping malls. Severe price cuts will consolidate the market to an eventual handful of survivors
Brilliant Digital and e-New Media Form Strategic Relationship for Asia
LOS ANGELES & HONG KONG-- Brilliant Digital Entertainment (AMEX:BDE), an Internet entertainment content and tools developer, formed its first strategic Internet distribution, content co-production and revenue sharing relationship for Asia, with e-New Media (0128-Hong Kong), a Hong Kong-based telecommunications, information services and Internet company. e-New Media also purchased an approximate 5% equity stake in Brilliant Digital through the purchase of $4 million of common stock for $6.00 per share. Additionally, e-New Media has been granted warrants to purchase 307,692 shares of Brilliant common stock for $6.50 per share, allowing it to increase its stake to approximately 7%.
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LOS ANGELES & HONG KONG-- Brilliant Digital Entertainment (AMEX:BDE), an Internet entertainment content and tools developer, formed its first strategic Internet distribution, content co-production and revenue sharing relationship for Asia, with e-New Media (0128-Hong Kong), a Hong Kong-based telecommunications, information services and Internet company. e-New Media also purchased an approximate 5% equity stake in Brilliant Digital through the purchase of $4 million of common stock for $6.00 per share. Additionally, e-New Media has been granted warrants to purchase 307,692 shares of Brilliant common stock for $6.50 per share, allowing it to increase its stake to approximately 7%.
http://www.bde3d.com
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Company profile
History
E-New Media, previously Essential Enterprises Company Limited, was founded in 1966 as an import/export business. It then shifted to recreational clubs and property letting management in the 1970s. In 1999, New Media Corp launched a reverse take-over of Essential Enterprises and as a result the company was renamed E-New Media. It is now engaged in internet billing services and telemedia.
The company serves markets including the "video and computer games industry, film and television production, publishers and Internet content providers." Adult content is one example. The company essentially sells billing services to "content providers." Billing services include both credit card transactions as well as alternative means such as disconnecting a user from their ISP, reconnecting them via a "Premium Rate telephone number," and charging by the minute. Users are then reconnected to their ISP after the transaction is completed. Via the telephone, content is delivered usually on a per-minute basis.
The original company listed in 1972 by offering 2 million shares at $1 each. Following the reverse takeover, share capital was expanded from 710 million to the current 1.48 billion shares outstanding including a January 2000 placement of 235 million shares for use in acquisitions.
Visit E-new Media`s official website
Current
For the nine months to December 31, 1999 (the company changing fiscal years to end December rather than March), turnover was up from HK$52.7 million to $223.2 million while net loss narrowed from $56.5 million (7.95 cents per share) to $10.4 million (1.15 cents per share). The prior period was the full twelve months ending March 31, 1999.
To make comparisons, the following numbers have been annualized from those that appear in the results announcement. The firm made a slight improvement in administrative and selling expenses from $79.8 million to $74 million though "other operating expenses" increased from $4.2 million to nearly $19 million. Higher turnover resulted in higher gross profits of about $73 million compared to $29 million though gross margins were lower at 25% versus 55% in the previous period. Finance costs quadrupled. The turnover increase was largely due to adding together the original businesses of Essential and New Media.
Future
The company has shifted from property management to internet related e-commerce business, and previous results do not reflect the new nature of the company.
The company`s board seems to be having problems with two sets of directors in lawsuits against each other. The problems arose from a proposed appointment of a non-executive director and then a dismissal of the executive director. It is not clear exactly what is the problem, but it seems to be that the old guard and the newcomers are possibly at odds about the company`s direction and identity.
Board disagreements do not bode well. For the time being, investors should stay away unless they feel that the speculative potential is particularly titillating.
History
E-New Media, previously Essential Enterprises Company Limited, was founded in 1966 as an import/export business. It then shifted to recreational clubs and property letting management in the 1970s. In 1999, New Media Corp launched a reverse take-over of Essential Enterprises and as a result the company was renamed E-New Media. It is now engaged in internet billing services and telemedia.
The company serves markets including the "video and computer games industry, film and television production, publishers and Internet content providers." Adult content is one example. The company essentially sells billing services to "content providers." Billing services include both credit card transactions as well as alternative means such as disconnecting a user from their ISP, reconnecting them via a "Premium Rate telephone number," and charging by the minute. Users are then reconnected to their ISP after the transaction is completed. Via the telephone, content is delivered usually on a per-minute basis.
The original company listed in 1972 by offering 2 million shares at $1 each. Following the reverse takeover, share capital was expanded from 710 million to the current 1.48 billion shares outstanding including a January 2000 placement of 235 million shares for use in acquisitions.
Visit E-new Media`s official website
Current
For the nine months to December 31, 1999 (the company changing fiscal years to end December rather than March), turnover was up from HK$52.7 million to $223.2 million while net loss narrowed from $56.5 million (7.95 cents per share) to $10.4 million (1.15 cents per share). The prior period was the full twelve months ending March 31, 1999.
To make comparisons, the following numbers have been annualized from those that appear in the results announcement. The firm made a slight improvement in administrative and selling expenses from $79.8 million to $74 million though "other operating expenses" increased from $4.2 million to nearly $19 million. Higher turnover resulted in higher gross profits of about $73 million compared to $29 million though gross margins were lower at 25% versus 55% in the previous period. Finance costs quadrupled. The turnover increase was largely due to adding together the original businesses of Essential and New Media.
Future
The company has shifted from property management to internet related e-commerce business, and previous results do not reflect the new nature of the company.
The company`s board seems to be having problems with two sets of directors in lawsuits against each other. The problems arose from a proposed appointment of a non-executive director and then a dismissal of the executive director. It is not clear exactly what is the problem, but it seems to be that the old guard and the newcomers are possibly at odds about the company`s direction and identity.
Board disagreements do not bode well. For the time being, investors should stay away unless they feel that the speculative potential is particularly titillating.
Consensus Estimates
Consensus valuation statistics:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
Sales (m) -- 53 1,224 1,352
YoY change -- 2209.4% 10.5%
Profit (m) 57 -72 79 101
YoY change n/a n/a 27.5%
EPS 0.08 -0.10 0.06 0.07
YoY change n/a n/a 16.7%
DPS 0.07 -- 0.00 0.01
P/E (x) 11.2 n/a 15.0 12.9
P/Sales (x) -- 12.3 1.0 1.0
Yield 7.8% -- 0.0% 1.1%
Broker`s Recommendation:
Current 1M Ago 2M Ago 3M Ago
Strong BUY 0 1 2 0
BUY 2 2 1 0
HOLD 2 1 0 0
SELL 0 0 0 0
Strong SELL 0 0 0 0
Average 2.50 2.00 1.33 --
Profit:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
Profit (m) 57 -72
Consensus (m) -- -- 79 101
Difference (m) -- --
Lowest (m) 63 82
Highest (m) 86 122
Consensus Growth -209.2% 27.5%
Sector Growth -43.2% -79.4%
Region Growth 18.2% 12.9%
Earnings Per Share:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
EPS 0.08 -0.10
Consensus -- -- 0.06 0.07
Difference -- --
Surprise -- --
Lowest 0.04 0.06
Highest 0.06 0.09
Consensus Growth -160.0% 16.7%
Sector Growth -53.4% -79.3%
Region Growth 17.7% 11.8%
PE Ratio 11.2 n/a 15.0 12.9
Sector PE Ratio 6.3
Region PE Ratio 14.6
PEG Ratio --
Dividend:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
DPS 0.07 --
Consensus -- -- 0.00 0.01
Difference -- --
Lowest 0.00 0.00
Highest 0.01 0.01
Consensus Growth -- --
Sector Growth -1.8% 6.3%
Region Growth 6.5% 10.3%
Yield 7.8% -- 0.0% 1.1%
Sales:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 2 2
Sales (m) -- 53
Consensus (m) -- -- 1,224 1,352
Difference (m) -- --
Lowest (m) 1,108 1,273
Highest (m) 1,341 1,431
Consensus Growth -- 0.0%
Sector Growth 14.4% 10.9%
Region Growth 14.4% 8.2%
Price to Sales (x) -- 12.3 1.0 1.0
Reuters Code (0128.HK)
Last Update 29-06-00
Currency HKD
Est. Result Date 3-04-01
Category Consolidated Entpr.
Rank in Category 45 of 64
Recommendation Trend:
Current 2.50
Last Week 2.50
Change 0.0%
1=strong Buy
5=strong Sell
Consensus Profit Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 79 101
7 Days Ago 79 101
30 Days Ago 53 118
60 Days Ago 63 122
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus EPS Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 0.06 0.07
7 Days Ago 0.06 0.07
30 Days Ago 0.05 0.09
60 Days Ago 0.04 0.09
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus Dividend Growth:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 0.00 0.01
7 Days Ago 0.00 0.01
30 Days Ago 0.00 0.01
60 Days Ago 0.00 0.00
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus Sales Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 1,224 1,352
7 Days Ago 1,224 1,352
30 Days Ago 892 1,337
60 Days Ago 886 1,338
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus valuation statistics:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
Sales (m) -- 53 1,224 1,352
YoY change -- 2209.4% 10.5%
Profit (m) 57 -72 79 101
YoY change n/a n/a 27.5%
EPS 0.08 -0.10 0.06 0.07
YoY change n/a n/a 16.7%
DPS 0.07 -- 0.00 0.01
P/E (x) 11.2 n/a 15.0 12.9
P/Sales (x) -- 12.3 1.0 1.0
Yield 7.8% -- 0.0% 1.1%
Broker`s Recommendation:
Current 1M Ago 2M Ago 3M Ago
Strong BUY 0 1 2 0
BUY 2 2 1 0
HOLD 2 1 0 0
SELL 0 0 0 0
Strong SELL 0 0 0 0
Average 2.50 2.00 1.33 --
Profit:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
Profit (m) 57 -72
Consensus (m) -- -- 79 101
Difference (m) -- --
Lowest (m) 63 82
Highest (m) 86 122
Consensus Growth -209.2% 27.5%
Sector Growth -43.2% -79.4%
Region Growth 18.2% 12.9%
Earnings Per Share:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
EPS 0.08 -0.10
Consensus -- -- 0.06 0.07
Difference -- --
Surprise -- --
Lowest 0.04 0.06
Highest 0.06 0.09
Consensus Growth -160.0% 16.7%
Sector Growth -53.4% -79.3%
Region Growth 17.7% 11.8%
PE Ratio 11.2 n/a 15.0 12.9
Sector PE Ratio 6.3
Region PE Ratio 14.6
PEG Ratio --
Dividend:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 4 4
DPS 0.07 --
Consensus -- -- 0.00 0.01
Difference -- --
Lowest 0.00 0.00
Highest 0.01 0.01
Consensus Growth -- --
Sector Growth -1.8% 6.3%
Region Growth 6.5% 10.3%
Yield 7.8% -- 0.0% 1.1%
Sales:
Last Forecast Forecast
(HKD) 31-03-96 31-03-99 31-03-00 31-03-01
No. of Estimates 2 2
Sales (m) -- 53
Consensus (m) -- -- 1,224 1,352
Difference (m) -- --
Lowest (m) 1,108 1,273
Highest (m) 1,341 1,431
Consensus Growth -- 0.0%
Sector Growth 14.4% 10.9%
Region Growth 14.4% 8.2%
Price to Sales (x) -- 12.3 1.0 1.0
Reuters Code (0128.HK)
Last Update 29-06-00
Currency HKD
Est. Result Date 3-04-01
Category Consolidated Entpr.
Rank in Category 45 of 64
Recommendation Trend:
Current 2.50
Last Week 2.50
Change 0.0%
1=strong Buy
5=strong Sell
Consensus Profit Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 79 101
7 Days Ago 79 101
30 Days Ago 53 118
60 Days Ago 63 122
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus EPS Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 0.06 0.07
7 Days Ago 0.06 0.07
30 Days Ago 0.05 0.09
60 Days Ago 0.04 0.09
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus Dividend Growth:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 0.00 0.01
7 Days Ago 0.00 0.01
30 Days Ago 0.00 0.01
60 Days Ago 0.00 0.00
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
Consensus Sales Trend:
Forecast Forecast
31-03-00 31-03-01
Current 1,224 1,352
7 Days Ago 1,224 1,352
30 Days Ago 892 1,337
60 Days Ago 886 1,338
90 Days Ago -- --
Year Ago -- --
E-New Media
Wachstum durch eine alternative Bezahlungsmethode im Internet
E-New Media ist eine ehemalige Tochtergesellschaft der Hongkong Telekom. Das Management hat sich jedoch aus der Hongkong Telekom ausgekauft. Früher war das E-New Media auf dem Markt der "pay-per-minute" 1-900 Nummern aktiv, ist nun aber auf den Internetbereich umgestiegen, da das Geschäftsfeld der 1-900 Nummern Rückgänge zu verzeichnen hat. In seinem alten Geschäftsbereich bietet E-New Media "Phone-In"-Anbietern weltweites Umleiten der Gespräche an. Dazu bekommt man von den großen Telekommunikationsunternehmen die 1-900 Gesprächsminuten zur Vermarktung, und behält 20% der Gebühren für sich.
E-New Media, deren Büros neben Asien auch in Europa und in der USA zu finden sind, besitzt in diesem Bereich gute Verbindungen zu den größten Telekommunikationsunternehmen der Welt. Zu diesen gehören unter anderem die Branchenriesen AT&T, British Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, Cable & Wireless, Embratel, France Telecom, MCI Worldcom und Telstra.
Mittlerweile ist E-New Media mit seinem 1-900-Nummern-Modell auch auf dem extrem wachstumsstarken E-Commerce-Markt präsent. Hier hilft dieses Modell verschiedenen Informationsdienstleistern unter anderem beim Vertrieb von Musik, Videos, Spielen oder Software über das Internet. Die Umsetzung der E-New Media Technologien im Internet läuft immer in einem ähnlichen Muster ab: Haben die Kunden ein Produkt auf der Internetsite ausgewählt, müssen sie auf das "NetCharger"-Icon klicken. Die E-New Media Software wählt sich dann automatisch für den Kunden bei seinem Telekomanbieter ein und die Rechnung für die in Anspruch genommene Dienstleistung wird dann mit der Telefonrechnung zugeschickt. Dieses Geschäftsmodell ist besonders in Gebieten, in denen die Zahl der Kreditkartennutzer noch relativ gering ist, sehr lukrativ, da man ständig auf der Suche nach neuen Bezahlungsmethoden im Internet ist.
E-New Media findet immer mehr Kunden für ihre Technologie. Man hat sich zum Beispiel erst kürzlich mit 10% an der japanischen Lux Corp. beteiligt, welche mit der Technik von E-New Media eine Musikseite ins Internet stellen will. Außerdem ist man schon länger mit 20% an dem US-Unternehmen Hyperlock beteiligt. Das Investment an Hyperlock, die CD`s übers Internet vermarkten, beinhaltet sogar noch die Optionen für den Kauf von weiteren 50% der Anteile.
Die Wachstumszahlen des neuen Geschäftsbereiches lassen sich durchaus sehen. So plant E-New Media im nächsten Jahr ihre Einnahmen zu vervierfachen. Im Fiskaljahr 1999 machte E-New Media zwar noch Verluste, für 2000 sind jedoch schon Gewinne eingeplant. Die Marktkapitalisierung ist bei dem aktuellen Kurs von 0,8 HK-$ (0,11 Euro) ca. 1,2 Milliarden HK-$ (ca. 170 Mio. Euro).
Fazit: E-New Media ist auf dem aktuellen Niveau wieder fast so günstig, wie zu dem Zeitpunkt, als man noch nicht im Internetbereich tätig war. Der aktuelle Kurs von 0,8 HK-$ spiegelt die enormen Wachstumszahlen jedoch nicht ausreichend wieder.
Im Moment ist ein Investment jedoch sehr gefährlich, da sich die Aktie in den letzten Monaten im freien Fall befindet, nachdem sich der Wert zwischenzeitlich fast verzehnfacht hatte. Grund hierfür waren negative Berichte in der Hongkonger Presse. In Deutschland ist E-New Media unter der WKN 885558 handelbar.
Florian Schulz, Redakteur
florian.schulz@em-research.de
© Emerging Markets Research, 20.04.00
http://www.em-research.de
Wachstum durch eine alternative Bezahlungsmethode im Internet
E-New Media ist eine ehemalige Tochtergesellschaft der Hongkong Telekom. Das Management hat sich jedoch aus der Hongkong Telekom ausgekauft. Früher war das E-New Media auf dem Markt der "pay-per-minute" 1-900 Nummern aktiv, ist nun aber auf den Internetbereich umgestiegen, da das Geschäftsfeld der 1-900 Nummern Rückgänge zu verzeichnen hat. In seinem alten Geschäftsbereich bietet E-New Media "Phone-In"-Anbietern weltweites Umleiten der Gespräche an. Dazu bekommt man von den großen Telekommunikationsunternehmen die 1-900 Gesprächsminuten zur Vermarktung, und behält 20% der Gebühren für sich.
E-New Media, deren Büros neben Asien auch in Europa und in der USA zu finden sind, besitzt in diesem Bereich gute Verbindungen zu den größten Telekommunikationsunternehmen der Welt. Zu diesen gehören unter anderem die Branchenriesen AT&T, British Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, Cable & Wireless, Embratel, France Telecom, MCI Worldcom und Telstra.
Mittlerweile ist E-New Media mit seinem 1-900-Nummern-Modell auch auf dem extrem wachstumsstarken E-Commerce-Markt präsent. Hier hilft dieses Modell verschiedenen Informationsdienstleistern unter anderem beim Vertrieb von Musik, Videos, Spielen oder Software über das Internet. Die Umsetzung der E-New Media Technologien im Internet läuft immer in einem ähnlichen Muster ab: Haben die Kunden ein Produkt auf der Internetsite ausgewählt, müssen sie auf das "NetCharger"-Icon klicken. Die E-New Media Software wählt sich dann automatisch für den Kunden bei seinem Telekomanbieter ein und die Rechnung für die in Anspruch genommene Dienstleistung wird dann mit der Telefonrechnung zugeschickt. Dieses Geschäftsmodell ist besonders in Gebieten, in denen die Zahl der Kreditkartennutzer noch relativ gering ist, sehr lukrativ, da man ständig auf der Suche nach neuen Bezahlungsmethoden im Internet ist.
E-New Media findet immer mehr Kunden für ihre Technologie. Man hat sich zum Beispiel erst kürzlich mit 10% an der japanischen Lux Corp. beteiligt, welche mit der Technik von E-New Media eine Musikseite ins Internet stellen will. Außerdem ist man schon länger mit 20% an dem US-Unternehmen Hyperlock beteiligt. Das Investment an Hyperlock, die CD`s übers Internet vermarkten, beinhaltet sogar noch die Optionen für den Kauf von weiteren 50% der Anteile.
Die Wachstumszahlen des neuen Geschäftsbereiches lassen sich durchaus sehen. So plant E-New Media im nächsten Jahr ihre Einnahmen zu vervierfachen. Im Fiskaljahr 1999 machte E-New Media zwar noch Verluste, für 2000 sind jedoch schon Gewinne eingeplant. Die Marktkapitalisierung ist bei dem aktuellen Kurs von 0,8 HK-$ (0,11 Euro) ca. 1,2 Milliarden HK-$ (ca. 170 Mio. Euro).
Fazit: E-New Media ist auf dem aktuellen Niveau wieder fast so günstig, wie zu dem Zeitpunkt, als man noch nicht im Internetbereich tätig war. Der aktuelle Kurs von 0,8 HK-$ spiegelt die enormen Wachstumszahlen jedoch nicht ausreichend wieder.
Im Moment ist ein Investment jedoch sehr gefährlich, da sich die Aktie in den letzten Monaten im freien Fall befindet, nachdem sich der Wert zwischenzeitlich fast verzehnfacht hatte. Grund hierfür waren negative Berichte in der Hongkonger Presse. In Deutschland ist E-New Media unter der WKN 885558 handelbar.
Florian Schulz, Redakteur
florian.schulz@em-research.de
© Emerging Markets Research, 20.04.00
http://www.em-research.de
10:41 07-JUL-2000
e-New Media<0128.HK> reorganises
The chairman of e-New Media, Chee Sing-chung said the company will reorganise its internal structure in the short term and appoint a new chief executive officer and new management next week according to the Hong Kong Economic Journal.
It also intends to meet with the fund manager and investors as to improve the share price of the company.
Currently, major shareholders hold a 22.7 pct stake and the company now holds $900 million cash in hand.
e-New Media<0128.HK> reorganises
The chairman of e-New Media, Chee Sing-chung said the company will reorganise its internal structure in the short term and appoint a new chief executive officer and new management next week according to the Hong Kong Economic Journal.
It also intends to meet with the fund manager and investors as to improve the share price of the company.
Currently, major shareholders hold a 22.7 pct stake and the company now holds $900 million cash in hand.
128 E-NEW MEDIA
Bid
Ask
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Last 0.880
Change 0.020
Daily Chart % Chg -2.22 %
Weekly Chart Open 0.920
Monthly Chart High 0.930
Company News Low 0.870
Research Reports Volume 23,828 K
Business Review Turnover
21,376 K
Prospects P/E N/A
Balance Sheet Yield N/A
P & L Account
Bid
Ask
0.870 0.880
Last 0.880
Change 0.020
Daily Chart % Chg -2.22 %
Weekly Chart Open 0.920
Monthly Chart High 0.930
Company News Low 0.870
Research Reports Volume 23,828 K
Business Review Turnover
21,376 K
Prospects P/E N/A
Balance Sheet Yield N/A
P & L Account
Brandheisse News für alle Aktionäre
News Announcement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Management Team of e-New Media
Aims to Strengthen
e-Commerce Enabling Solutions
e-New Media & Brilliant Digital Entertainment
Established 3-D Animation Studio in Singapore
(HONG KONG, July 12, 2000) e-New Media Company Limited (“e-New Media”), (stock code: 0128) a leading Internet and telecommunications company, announced that it has successfully established a 3-D Animation Studio in Singapore with Brilliant Digital Entertainment, Inc. (“BDE”) (AMEX:BDE). The new company, e-Brilliant Pte. Limited, is a 50/50 joint venture between e-New Media and BDE, which is a US-based Internet entertainment content and 3-D animation tools developer.
Mr. Samuel Chee, Chairman of e-New Media, said, “We are extremely encouraged by the enthusiastic response from the Singapore Government, and are determined to develop the Studio into a regional 3-D facility to meet demand from clients in various countries across Asia.”
“The 3-D animation facility is a great enhancement of e-New Media’s e-commerce enabling solutions, which already include the breakthrough HyperCD and HyperDVD technologies, Worlds.com, and our proprietary NetCharger billing services. It is a fully-equipped studio, with the ability to create compelling content and innovative marketing solutions for a wide range of industry clients.” added Mr. Chee.
At the same time the joint-venture has developed a close partnership with Singapore’s Nanyang Polytechnic by incorporating BDE’s 3D animation tool kit into the Polytechnic’s Interactive Media Design curriculum.
“From our discussions with potential clients, we see tremendous demand in the region and our partnership with Nanyang Polytechnic aims to enrich the human capital needed for capturing the many arising business opportunities,” Mr. Anthony Shang, e-New Media’s Executive Vice President of Internet services, said.
Being an Executive Director of e-New Media, Mr. Chee was appointed Chairman of the Company with effect from June 29, 2000. Talking about the future development strategy of the Company, Mr. Chee commented, “We are now looking at some new Internet-related projects which will further strengthen our combination of e-commerce enabling solutions. With the continued contribution from our management team which includes Mr Anthony Shang and Mr Gerald Winnington-Ingram, we hope to bring significant benefits, through the provision of our e-commerce enabling solutions, to our clients who are always seeking innovations in the Digital Era.”
As a pioneer in the Internet industry, Mr. Chee started his own multimedia venture in Singapore in 1996 and subsequently launched one of the earliest web development system integrators in Hong Kong.
As Executive Vice-President of Internet Services Mr. Shang has over 17 years of experience in broadcast media business in both Europe and Asia. His former positions include Vice-President of Programming for Pearson Television Asia, Head of Programming for TVB Superchannel Europe and portals development and marketing in Hong Kong.
Mr. Winnington-Ingram who is the Executive Vice-President of Business Development for e-New Media was the principal founder of the Pan-European satellite TV channel, the Chinese Channel which was acquired by TVB, and was Business Development and Commercial Director of ViewCall Europe Plc, which was subsequently acquired by America Online.
About e-New Media (www.enewmedia.net)
e-New Media Technology Limited, which is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock code: 0128), is one of Asia’s leading digital transactions solutions providers, using proven technologies to enable content and service providers to generate immediate revenue streams from the Internet. The vertically-integrated technology, media and telecoms (TMT) portfolio includes the proprietary NetCharger Billing Solution, exclusive licenses for HyperCD, HyperDVD and HyperBROADCAST, exclusive licenses with Worlds.com, and exclusive licenses and co-production agreements with Brilliant Digital Entertainment.
The company’s global multi-media network supports the international and national distribution of voice, data, Internet, and Internet-enabled local broadband media, providing transaction-based solutions to its business partners and clients in the business-to-business and business-to-consumer e-commerce markets worldwide.
e-New Media has offices in Asia, Europe and the United States, and over 130 employees in content management, technology development, user-interface architecture, network operations, project management, and carrier relations.
About Brilliant Digital Entertainment [www.bde3d.com]
Brilliant Digital Entertainment is engaged in the development and distribution of cutting-edge interactive content and related e-commerce capabilities for the Internet, broadband, television and other media. BDE is focused on 3-D and digitally animated content production,. using Brilliant`s proprietary software tool set and Brilliant’s B3D file format. For the most optimal result, a BDE’s Digital Projector is usually used.
For further information contact:
Olivia Wakely
Corporate Communications Executive
e-New Media Company Limited
32/F Sunshine Plaza,
353 Lockhart Road,
Hong Kong
Telephone: +852 2594-0690
Fax: +852 2572-0738
Email: oliviaw@enewmedia.net
Esther Chan / Glenda Tsang
Assistant Account Director / Account Executive
Strategic Financial Relations Limited
Unit A, 29/F, Admiralty Centre I, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2864-4825 / 4837
Fax: + 852 2804-2789
Email: esther@strategic.com.hk / glenda@strategic.com.hk
- End -
News Announcement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Management Team of e-New Media
Aims to Strengthen
e-Commerce Enabling Solutions
e-New Media & Brilliant Digital Entertainment
Established 3-D Animation Studio in Singapore
(HONG KONG, July 12, 2000) e-New Media Company Limited (“e-New Media”), (stock code: 0128) a leading Internet and telecommunications company, announced that it has successfully established a 3-D Animation Studio in Singapore with Brilliant Digital Entertainment, Inc. (“BDE”) (AMEX:BDE). The new company, e-Brilliant Pte. Limited, is a 50/50 joint venture between e-New Media and BDE, which is a US-based Internet entertainment content and 3-D animation tools developer.
Mr. Samuel Chee, Chairman of e-New Media, said, “We are extremely encouraged by the enthusiastic response from the Singapore Government, and are determined to develop the Studio into a regional 3-D facility to meet demand from clients in various countries across Asia.”
“The 3-D animation facility is a great enhancement of e-New Media’s e-commerce enabling solutions, which already include the breakthrough HyperCD and HyperDVD technologies, Worlds.com, and our proprietary NetCharger billing services. It is a fully-equipped studio, with the ability to create compelling content and innovative marketing solutions for a wide range of industry clients.” added Mr. Chee.
At the same time the joint-venture has developed a close partnership with Singapore’s Nanyang Polytechnic by incorporating BDE’s 3D animation tool kit into the Polytechnic’s Interactive Media Design curriculum.
“From our discussions with potential clients, we see tremendous demand in the region and our partnership with Nanyang Polytechnic aims to enrich the human capital needed for capturing the many arising business opportunities,” Mr. Anthony Shang, e-New Media’s Executive Vice President of Internet services, said.
Being an Executive Director of e-New Media, Mr. Chee was appointed Chairman of the Company with effect from June 29, 2000. Talking about the future development strategy of the Company, Mr. Chee commented, “We are now looking at some new Internet-related projects which will further strengthen our combination of e-commerce enabling solutions. With the continued contribution from our management team which includes Mr Anthony Shang and Mr Gerald Winnington-Ingram, we hope to bring significant benefits, through the provision of our e-commerce enabling solutions, to our clients who are always seeking innovations in the Digital Era.”
As a pioneer in the Internet industry, Mr. Chee started his own multimedia venture in Singapore in 1996 and subsequently launched one of the earliest web development system integrators in Hong Kong.
As Executive Vice-President of Internet Services Mr. Shang has over 17 years of experience in broadcast media business in both Europe and Asia. His former positions include Vice-President of Programming for Pearson Television Asia, Head of Programming for TVB Superchannel Europe and portals development and marketing in Hong Kong.
Mr. Winnington-Ingram who is the Executive Vice-President of Business Development for e-New Media was the principal founder of the Pan-European satellite TV channel, the Chinese Channel which was acquired by TVB, and was Business Development and Commercial Director of ViewCall Europe Plc, which was subsequently acquired by America Online.
About e-New Media (www.enewmedia.net)
e-New Media Technology Limited, which is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock code: 0128), is one of Asia’s leading digital transactions solutions providers, using proven technologies to enable content and service providers to generate immediate revenue streams from the Internet. The vertically-integrated technology, media and telecoms (TMT) portfolio includes the proprietary NetCharger Billing Solution, exclusive licenses for HyperCD, HyperDVD and HyperBROADCAST, exclusive licenses with Worlds.com, and exclusive licenses and co-production agreements with Brilliant Digital Entertainment.
The company’s global multi-media network supports the international and national distribution of voice, data, Internet, and Internet-enabled local broadband media, providing transaction-based solutions to its business partners and clients in the business-to-business and business-to-consumer e-commerce markets worldwide.
e-New Media has offices in Asia, Europe and the United States, and over 130 employees in content management, technology development, user-interface architecture, network operations, project management, and carrier relations.
About Brilliant Digital Entertainment [www.bde3d.com]
Brilliant Digital Entertainment is engaged in the development and distribution of cutting-edge interactive content and related e-commerce capabilities for the Internet, broadband, television and other media. BDE is focused on 3-D and digitally animated content production,. using Brilliant`s proprietary software tool set and Brilliant’s B3D file format. For the most optimal result, a BDE’s Digital Projector is usually used.
For further information contact:
Olivia Wakely
Corporate Communications Executive
e-New Media Company Limited
32/F Sunshine Plaza,
353 Lockhart Road,
Hong Kong
Telephone: +852 2594-0690
Fax: +852 2572-0738
Email: oliviaw@enewmedia.net
Esther Chan / Glenda Tsang
Assistant Account Director / Account Executive
Strategic Financial Relations Limited
Unit A, 29/F, Admiralty Centre I, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2864-4825 / 4837
Fax: + 852 2804-2789
Email: esther@strategic.com.hk / glenda@strategic.com.hk
- End -
128 E-NEW MEDIA
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Daily Chart % Chg -1.18 %
Weekly Chart Open 0.920
Monthly Chart High 0.870
Company News Low 0.830
Research Reports Volume 14,734 K
Business Review Turnover
12,526 K
Prospects P/E N/A
Balance Sheet Yield N/A
P & L Account
Bid
Ask
0.830 0.840
Last 0.840
Change 0.010
Daily Chart % Chg -1.18 %
Weekly Chart Open 0.920
Monthly Chart High 0.870
Company News Low 0.830
Research Reports Volume 14,734 K
Business Review Turnover
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Prospects P/E N/A
Balance Sheet Yield N/A
P & L Account
Chee hat meinen Infos nach vor ein Investorentreffen zu veranstalten und trifft sich mit den großen Fonds.
Erfolgreiches JV mit BDE in Singapur.e-Brilliant läuft fantastisch.
Erfolgreiches JV mit BDE in Singapur.e-Brilliant läuft fantastisch.
Faire Bewertung von e-New Media
Kursziel 4,75 HKD
NTA 0,45 HKD
Securities Holdings 0,09 HKD
Telemedia Services (PE/10x) 0,16 HKD
Netcharger (15x/PS) 2,33 HKD
Hyberlock (15x/PS) 0,55 HKD
Net Cash 0,39 HKD
____________________________
Gesamt 3,97 HKD
Potential von 330 %!
Kursziel 4,75 HKD
NTA 0,45 HKD
Securities Holdings 0,09 HKD
Telemedia Services (PE/10x) 0,16 HKD
Netcharger (15x/PS) 2,33 HKD
Hyberlock (15x/PS) 0,55 HKD
Net Cash 0,39 HKD
____________________________
Gesamt 3,97 HKD
Potential von 330 %!
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