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Genauer müßte es allerdings heißen: zum zweiten Mal 50 Mill. $.
Hier die News:
Title: Saudi`s Prince Alwaleed Agrees to Invest Additional $50 Million In
Priceline.com Stock Following His $50 Million Investment Made in May 2000
Date: 9/11/00
NORWALK, Conn. and RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 11 /PRNewswire/ --
Saudi businessman His Royal Highness Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin AbdulAziz Alsaud, chairman of Kingdom Holding Company, has agreed in principle to invest $50 million in priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) stock in a transaction structured similarly to the August 1, 2000 forward transaction involving Liberty Media Corp. and Vulcan Ventures.
Under the terms of the investment, Prince Alwaleed will purchase from priceline.com founder Jay S. Walker a forward contract to buy two million shares of priceline.com common stock at $25 per share, for an aggregate purchase price of $50 million. The forward agreement entitles Prince Alwaleed to take title to the priceline.com shares no earlier than September 8, 2001, and no later than September 8, 2002, prior to which Mr. Walker will retain voting control and record ownership of such shares. As was the case with the transaction involving Liberty Media Corp. and Vulcan Ventures, Prince Alwaleed will receive warrants from Mr.Walker to acquire an equity interest in Walker Digital Corp. as compensation for the illiquidity of his priceline.com investment.
On August 1, 2000, Vulcan Ventures and Liberty Media agreed to pay $190 million, or $23.75 per share, to acquire 8 million shares from Mr. Walker at future dates. Vulcan Ventures and Liberty Media also received warrants to acquire equity interests in Walker Digital. Liberty Media is headed by John C. Malone and Vulcan Ventures is the investment organization of Paul G. Allen. Mr. Walker invested $125 million of the after-tax proceeds he received as a result of the Liberty Media/Vulcan Ventures transaction in the recently completed 3rd equity-financing round of the Priceline WebHouse Club. Mr. Walker intends to invest the after-tax proceeds of this transaction in future equity financings of the Priceline WebHouse Club. The Priceline WebHouse Club, a privately held licensee of priceline.com, began operations in November 1999 and has received funding from a group of investors that includes Liberty Media, Vulcan Ventures, Goldman Sachs, Wit Capital Inc., Walker Digital Corporation, Mr. Walker and various members of the WebHouse Club senior management team.
The forward contract will represent Prince Alwaleed`s second major investment in priceline.com. In May, the Prince made a $1 billion purchase of common stock in 15 U.S. companies, including Walt Disney, McDonald`s, WorldCom, Procter & Gamble, priceline.com, amazon.com and eBay.com. At that time, he purchased $50 million worth of priceline.com common stock. Additional investments made by Prince Alwaleed include stakes in other Internet companies, such as America Online (AOL), in which the Saudi businessman has a stake worth more than one billion US dollars.
german
Hier die News:
Title: Saudi`s Prince Alwaleed Agrees to Invest Additional $50 Million In
Priceline.com Stock Following His $50 Million Investment Made in May 2000
Date: 9/11/00
NORWALK, Conn. and RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 11 /PRNewswire/ --
Saudi businessman His Royal Highness Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin AbdulAziz Alsaud, chairman of Kingdom Holding Company, has agreed in principle to invest $50 million in priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) stock in a transaction structured similarly to the August 1, 2000 forward transaction involving Liberty Media Corp. and Vulcan Ventures.
Under the terms of the investment, Prince Alwaleed will purchase from priceline.com founder Jay S. Walker a forward contract to buy two million shares of priceline.com common stock at $25 per share, for an aggregate purchase price of $50 million. The forward agreement entitles Prince Alwaleed to take title to the priceline.com shares no earlier than September 8, 2001, and no later than September 8, 2002, prior to which Mr. Walker will retain voting control and record ownership of such shares. As was the case with the transaction involving Liberty Media Corp. and Vulcan Ventures, Prince Alwaleed will receive warrants from Mr.Walker to acquire an equity interest in Walker Digital Corp. as compensation for the illiquidity of his priceline.com investment.
On August 1, 2000, Vulcan Ventures and Liberty Media agreed to pay $190 million, or $23.75 per share, to acquire 8 million shares from Mr. Walker at future dates. Vulcan Ventures and Liberty Media also received warrants to acquire equity interests in Walker Digital. Liberty Media is headed by John C. Malone and Vulcan Ventures is the investment organization of Paul G. Allen. Mr. Walker invested $125 million of the after-tax proceeds he received as a result of the Liberty Media/Vulcan Ventures transaction in the recently completed 3rd equity-financing round of the Priceline WebHouse Club. Mr. Walker intends to invest the after-tax proceeds of this transaction in future equity financings of the Priceline WebHouse Club. The Priceline WebHouse Club, a privately held licensee of priceline.com, began operations in November 1999 and has received funding from a group of investors that includes Liberty Media, Vulcan Ventures, Goldman Sachs, Wit Capital Inc., Walker Digital Corporation, Mr. Walker and various members of the WebHouse Club senior management team.
The forward contract will represent Prince Alwaleed`s second major investment in priceline.com. In May, the Prince made a $1 billion purchase of common stock in 15 U.S. companies, including Walt Disney, McDonald`s, WorldCom, Procter & Gamble, priceline.com, amazon.com and eBay.com. At that time, he purchased $50 million worth of priceline.com common stock. Additional investments made by Prince Alwaleed include stakes in other Internet companies, such as America Online (AOL), in which the Saudi businessman has a stake worth more than one billion US dollars.
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In deutsch: (WO-News)
Der saudische Prinz und Investor Alwaleed bin Talal erwirbt
für 50 Mio. Dollar Anteile an Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN).
Die entsprechenden Anteile werden vom Unternehmensgründer Jay Walker abgetreten.
Im Detail erwirbt der Prinz 2,0 Millionen Aktien zu
einem Kurs von 25 Dollar je Aktie. Die entsprechenden
Stücke sollen zwischen dem 8. September 2001 und dem
8 September 2002 an den Prinzen ausgeliefert werden.
In diesem Zusammenhang erwirbt der Prinz auch Optionen zum Kauf von Anteilen an der von Jay Walker gegründeten Walker Digital.
Priceline.com klettern im frühen Nasdaq-Handel um über einen Dollar
auf zuletzt 27 Dollar.
german
Der saudische Prinz und Investor Alwaleed bin Talal erwirbt
für 50 Mio. Dollar Anteile an Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN).
Die entsprechenden Anteile werden vom Unternehmensgründer Jay Walker abgetreten.
Im Detail erwirbt der Prinz 2,0 Millionen Aktien zu
einem Kurs von 25 Dollar je Aktie. Die entsprechenden
Stücke sollen zwischen dem 8. September 2001 und dem
8 September 2002 an den Prinzen ausgeliefert werden.
In diesem Zusammenhang erwirbt der Prinz auch Optionen zum Kauf von Anteilen an der von Jay Walker gegründeten Walker Digital.
Priceline.com klettern im frühen Nasdaq-Handel um über einen Dollar
auf zuletzt 27 Dollar.
german
keine garantie mehr für steigende kurse, dasgleiche hat
er auch schon mit info-space gemacht und xerox beide
aktien gingen nach süden. nun kommts halt auf den langen
atem an, der ölpreis soll ja ziemlich hoch sein, da kann man
kräftig nachkaufen.
er auch schon mit info-space gemacht und xerox beide
aktien gingen nach süden. nun kommts halt auf den langen
atem an, der ölpreis soll ja ziemlich hoch sein, da kann man
kräftig nachkaufen.
!
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