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ISIN: NO0012470089 · WKN: A3DHA0 · Symbol: TMRA
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Tomra Systems <872535< kommt am Freitag mit Geschäftszahlen für das 4.Quartal 2000.
Tomra Systems, der Weltmarktführer in der Herstellung
von Recyclingautomaten wird ein fantastisches 4.Quartal
melden.Achtet auf Tomra, da das Pflichtdosenpfand am 1.1.2002
beschlossen ist.Tomra ist mit Abstand der einzige, der innerhalb solch kurzer Zeit
soviele Automaten bauen kann.Strong Bey
Tomra Systems, der Weltmarktführer in der Herstellung
von Recyclingautomaten wird ein fantastisches 4.Quartal
melden.Achtet auf Tomra, da das Pflichtdosenpfand am 1.1.2002
beschlossen ist.Tomra ist mit Abstand der einzige, der innerhalb solch kurzer Zeit
soviele Automaten bauen kann.Strong Bey
Quelle????
http://www.tomra.com
Result for fourth quarter 2000
HIGHLIGHTS
Operating revenues of 2,718 MNOK (up 25%)
- Europe 895 MNOK (down 6%)
- America 1,823 MNOK (up 50%)
Ordinary profit before tax of 493 MNOK (up 21%)
Losses reserve related to Wise of 383 MNOK
New deposit system in progress in Germany
Frame contract with FDB in Denmark
The Netherlands evaluates deposit introduction
Signed Letter of Intent to acquire a 70% ownership in Brazilian
aluminum collection and recycling company
Tomra has maintained its strong market position in Europe during the year with an estimated market share above 95%. Growth outside Norway was
13%, primarily driven by Germany and Switzerland.
Tomra signed a preferred supplier agreement with the Danish retail group FDB on February 7th 2001. The frame contract has a targeted sales value for
TOMRA of DKK 120 millions up to the end of 2002.
Dutch authorities is prepared to introduce mandatory deposit for non-refillable containers on short notice, if the retail and bottling industry do not come up
with an acceptable alternative solution.
German government announced on January 31, 2001, the decision to propose new legislation to introduce deposit for non-refillable containers. Tomra is
currently preparing to supply significant number of machines from third quarter 2001 to the German market, by expanding own production capacity and
utilizing outside partners.
To avoid further financial exposure against the Wise Metals Group, TOMRA stopped supplies of aluminum as of January 26, 2001. TOMRA and WMG are
discussing appropriate payment arrangements to eliminate financial exposure related to future supplies.
TOMRA signed November 20, 2000 a Letter of Intent with publicly traded Brazilian Company, LATASA, to establish a strategic alliance. LATASA is the
largest Latin American can manufacturer and operates the most successful aluminum container collection system in Brazil, Argentina and Chile. A final
agreement is expected during first quarter 2001.
For the 4th Quarter 2000 report please follow the link below: http://reports.huginonline.com/808958/86772.pdf
Ob das jetzt allerdings phantastisch ist ... Der Kurs von tomra scheint das nicht so zu sehen ...
gez. schritte
Result for fourth quarter 2000
HIGHLIGHTS
Operating revenues of 2,718 MNOK (up 25%)
- Europe 895 MNOK (down 6%)
- America 1,823 MNOK (up 50%)
Ordinary profit before tax of 493 MNOK (up 21%)
Losses reserve related to Wise of 383 MNOK
New deposit system in progress in Germany
Frame contract with FDB in Denmark
The Netherlands evaluates deposit introduction
Signed Letter of Intent to acquire a 70% ownership in Brazilian
aluminum collection and recycling company
Tomra has maintained its strong market position in Europe during the year with an estimated market share above 95%. Growth outside Norway was
13%, primarily driven by Germany and Switzerland.
Tomra signed a preferred supplier agreement with the Danish retail group FDB on February 7th 2001. The frame contract has a targeted sales value for
TOMRA of DKK 120 millions up to the end of 2002.
Dutch authorities is prepared to introduce mandatory deposit for non-refillable containers on short notice, if the retail and bottling industry do not come up
with an acceptable alternative solution.
German government announced on January 31, 2001, the decision to propose new legislation to introduce deposit for non-refillable containers. Tomra is
currently preparing to supply significant number of machines from third quarter 2001 to the German market, by expanding own production capacity and
utilizing outside partners.
To avoid further financial exposure against the Wise Metals Group, TOMRA stopped supplies of aluminum as of January 26, 2001. TOMRA and WMG are
discussing appropriate payment arrangements to eliminate financial exposure related to future supplies.
TOMRA signed November 20, 2000 a Letter of Intent with publicly traded Brazilian Company, LATASA, to establish a strategic alliance. LATASA is the
largest Latin American can manufacturer and operates the most successful aluminum container collection system in Brazil, Argentina and Chile. A final
agreement is expected during first quarter 2001.
For the 4th Quarter 2000 report please follow the link below: http://reports.huginonline.com/808958/86772.pdf
Ob das jetzt allerdings phantastisch ist ... Der Kurs von tomra scheint das nicht so zu sehen ...
gez. schritte
In Oslo steigt der Kurs an.
Schwankungsbreite 143 NOK - 158,50 NOK bei steigendem Volumen.
Schwankungsbreite 143 NOK - 158,50 NOK bei steigendem Volumen.
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