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@Kessel,
da hat sich das Warten gelohnt. Enntäuschend ist die Batterie/Hybrid Sparte, kommt da noch was nennenswertes ?
Grüße hoy
der überlegt wieder ein zu steigen...
da hat sich das Warten gelohnt. Enntäuschend ist die Batterie/Hybrid Sparte, kommt da noch was nennenswertes ?
Grüße hoy
der überlegt wieder ein zu steigen...
Presse: Toyota liefert mehr Hybrid-Systeme an Ford
Dienstag 20. Februar 2007, 17:06 Uhr
Toyota (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der Autoteile-Hersteller Aisin Seiki Co., eine Tochter der japanischen Toyota Motor Corp. (ISIN JP3633400001/ WKN 853510), plant einem Pressebericht zufolge, zukünftig mehr Hybrid-Systeme an den US-amerikanischen Automobilhersteller Ford Motor Co. (ISIN US3453708600/ WKN 502391) zu liefern.
Wie die japanische Tageszeitung "Nikkei (Nachrichten) " am Dienstag berichtet, könnte dies eine wachsende Zusammenarbeit der beiden Konzerne signalisieren, nachdem Toyota-Chairman Fujio Cho und Ford-President und CEO Alan Mulally im vergangenen Dezember Gespräche über Möglichkeiten (Advertisement)
einer Partnerschaft verhandelt hätten.
Im Zuge der Erweiterung der Hybrid-Flotte möchte Ford zukünftig mehr Hybrid-Systeme bei Aisin Seiki bestellen und hat zudem nach einer Neuentwicklung für kommende Modelle angefragt, so der Bericht weiter. Derzeit liefert Aisin Seiki jährlich 20.000 Hybrid-Systeme an Ford.
Die Aktie von Toyota Motor (Stuttgart: 853510 - Nachrichten) schloss heute in Tokio bei 8.180 Japanischen Yen (+0,36 Prozent), die von Ford gewinnt an der NYSE aktuell 0,35 Prozent auf 8,56 Dollar
Dienstag 20. Februar 2007, 17:06 Uhr
Toyota (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der Autoteile-Hersteller Aisin Seiki Co., eine Tochter der japanischen Toyota Motor Corp. (ISIN JP3633400001/ WKN 853510), plant einem Pressebericht zufolge, zukünftig mehr Hybrid-Systeme an den US-amerikanischen Automobilhersteller Ford Motor Co. (ISIN US3453708600/ WKN 502391) zu liefern.
Wie die japanische Tageszeitung "Nikkei (Nachrichten) " am Dienstag berichtet, könnte dies eine wachsende Zusammenarbeit der beiden Konzerne signalisieren, nachdem Toyota-Chairman Fujio Cho und Ford-President und CEO Alan Mulally im vergangenen Dezember Gespräche über Möglichkeiten (Advertisement)
einer Partnerschaft verhandelt hätten.
Im Zuge der Erweiterung der Hybrid-Flotte möchte Ford zukünftig mehr Hybrid-Systeme bei Aisin Seiki bestellen und hat zudem nach einer Neuentwicklung für kommende Modelle angefragt, so der Bericht weiter. Derzeit liefert Aisin Seiki jährlich 20.000 Hybrid-Systeme an Ford.
Die Aktie von Toyota Motor (Stuttgart: 853510 - Nachrichten) schloss heute in Tokio bei 8.180 Japanischen Yen (+0,36 Prozent), die von Ford gewinnt an der NYSE aktuell 0,35 Prozent auf 8,56 Dollar
Fund Gets Tough With Energy Conversion
By Naureen S. Malik
Word Count: 661 | Companies Featured in This Article: Energy Conversion Devices
Tables: Buyers | Sellers
SMALL-CAP HEDGE FUND Coghill Capital Management is charging into Energy Conversion Devices, a beleaguered alternative-energy company, boosting its stake and taking an activist stance.
Coghill has dillydallied as a passive investor in Energy Conversion since late 2003. But news that the company will not be able to achieve "sustainable profitability" by the end of the fiscal year in June during the second-quarter conference call earlier this month appears to have jolted Coghill into a more activist stance.
Late Wednesday, Coghill disclosed that it has acquired warrants and options for a potential 8.6% stake, or more than ...
http://users1.barrons.com/lmda/do/checkLogin?mg=evo-barrons&…
By Naureen S. Malik
Word Count: 661 | Companies Featured in This Article: Energy Conversion Devices
Tables: Buyers | Sellers
SMALL-CAP HEDGE FUND Coghill Capital Management is charging into Energy Conversion Devices, a beleaguered alternative-energy company, boosting its stake and taking an activist stance.
Coghill has dillydallied as a passive investor in Energy Conversion since late 2003. But news that the company will not be able to achieve "sustainable profitability" by the end of the fiscal year in June during the second-quarter conference call earlier this month appears to have jolted Coghill into a more activist stance.
Late Wednesday, Coghill disclosed that it has acquired warrants and options for a potential 8.6% stake, or more than ...
http://users1.barrons.com/lmda/do/checkLogin?mg=evo-barrons&…
Press Release Source: Energy Conversion Devices, Inc.
Energy Conversion Devices Begins Implementing Succession Plan
Monday March 5, 9:00 am ET
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich., March 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. (ECD Ovonics) (Nasdaq: ENER - News) today announced the first in a series of management moves consistent with the company's previously announced management succession planning. At his request, Stanford R. Ovshinsky, President and Chief Scientist and Technologist, has relinquished his executive management responsibilities as the company's President and a member of its Office of the Chairman to devote his full energy and intellect to the further development of the science and application of amorphous and disordered materials in the fields of energy and information technologies. Mr. Ovshinsky, who co-founded the company with his wife, Dr. Iris M. Ovshinsky, will remain an active member of ECD Ovonics' Board of Directors, and contribute on strategic and technical issues as Founder and Chief Scientist and Technologist.
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Mr. Ovshinsky's office will be located at ECD Ovonics' newly named Stan and Iris Ovshinsky Center for the Advancement of Energy and Information Technologies in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. He will continue to serve as Chairman of the Board of ECD Ovonics' Ovonyx, Inc. joint venture.
It is anticipated that Mr. Ovshinsky's ongoing research and development activities will be funded, in part, through specific budget allocations by the commercial divisions of ECD Ovonics and its joint venture companies and, in part, by third-party and government funding. This change in funding strategy is part of the previously disclosed process the company is undertaking of reevaluating and realigning its research and development, and general and administrative spending to be consistent with its commitment to achieve sustainable profitability.
Mr. James R. Metzger, previously Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, has been appointed to serve as Interim President and Chief Operating Officer of ECD Ovonics and will lead the development and execution of the Company's operating plans.
Reflecting on nearly 50 years of technological progress, Mr. Ovshinsky said, "When we formed the company, Iris and I wanted to use science and technology to solve serious societal problems. It is wonderful to see the inventions developed by Iris and me at ECD Ovonics become commercially viable so that people around the world can enjoy their benefits. We've built a solid foundation for the next generation of leaders at ECD Ovonics."
Chairman and CEO Robert C. Stempel said, "Stan has made an indelible mark not only on ECD Ovonics but also on science and technology generally, and we look forward to his continuing contributions in this new capacity. With Jim now responsible for all of our day-to-day operations, in addition to operational planning, the Board of Directors and I intend to focus on the forward strategic and succession plans as we continue our drive to commercial success and enhanced returns for shareholders."
Energy Conversion Devices Begins Implementing Succession Plan
Monday March 5, 9:00 am ET
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich., March 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. (ECD Ovonics) (Nasdaq: ENER - News) today announced the first in a series of management moves consistent with the company's previously announced management succession planning. At his request, Stanford R. Ovshinsky, President and Chief Scientist and Technologist, has relinquished his executive management responsibilities as the company's President and a member of its Office of the Chairman to devote his full energy and intellect to the further development of the science and application of amorphous and disordered materials in the fields of energy and information technologies. Mr. Ovshinsky, who co-founded the company with his wife, Dr. Iris M. Ovshinsky, will remain an active member of ECD Ovonics' Board of Directors, and contribute on strategic and technical issues as Founder and Chief Scientist and Technologist.
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Mr. Ovshinsky's office will be located at ECD Ovonics' newly named Stan and Iris Ovshinsky Center for the Advancement of Energy and Information Technologies in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. He will continue to serve as Chairman of the Board of ECD Ovonics' Ovonyx, Inc. joint venture.
It is anticipated that Mr. Ovshinsky's ongoing research and development activities will be funded, in part, through specific budget allocations by the commercial divisions of ECD Ovonics and its joint venture companies and, in part, by third-party and government funding. This change in funding strategy is part of the previously disclosed process the company is undertaking of reevaluating and realigning its research and development, and general and administrative spending to be consistent with its commitment to achieve sustainable profitability.
Mr. James R. Metzger, previously Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, has been appointed to serve as Interim President and Chief Operating Officer of ECD Ovonics and will lead the development and execution of the Company's operating plans.
Reflecting on nearly 50 years of technological progress, Mr. Ovshinsky said, "When we formed the company, Iris and I wanted to use science and technology to solve serious societal problems. It is wonderful to see the inventions developed by Iris and me at ECD Ovonics become commercially viable so that people around the world can enjoy their benefits. We've built a solid foundation for the next generation of leaders at ECD Ovonics."
Chairman and CEO Robert C. Stempel said, "Stan has made an indelible mark not only on ECD Ovonics but also on science and technology generally, and we look forward to his continuing contributions in this new capacity. With Jim now responsible for all of our day-to-day operations, in addition to operational planning, the Board of Directors and I intend to focus on the forward strategic and succession plans as we continue our drive to commercial success and enhanced returns for shareholders."
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