sino-i.com: +24.07 % in hongkong - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[absahner]

das ist der aktuelle kurs. eventuell bekommt man heute früh noch ein paar stücke billiger in deutschland. aber langsam scheint auch sino in fahrt zu kommen...


mfg

absahner

[Glück]

Heute interessiert die Hongkongchinesen die Nasdaq einen Dreck!!

Glück

[Braso]

Sino-i geht ab!!!!!!!

[ZOOMZOOM]

moin

wie ist den der code für die kursabfrage in hongkong?

danke

[Ruppi]

0250.HK

[zockmommie]

0250

[Anthalia]

0250

[ZOOMZOOM]

nix +24.7


+ 38,9 !!

[Braso]

Und wieso geht die nicht in Deutschland ab, wenn der Kurs in HK zugelegt hat. Ich bekommen über Comdirekt nur einen Kurs von 0,10. Habe natürlich nachgekauft!!!

[stesi]

Jetzt ist der HK-Kurs knapp unter dem Jahreshoch (ich glaube 1999). Wenn diese Marke durchbrochen wird, dann gibt es bestimmt ein sehr schönes Kursfeuerwerk.

[Lunix]

Wie ist eigendlich der Wechselkurs € - HK$ ?

Lunix

[Blumi]

Was macht die Firma eigentlich, kann jemand mal eine kurze
Zusammenfassung geben?
Besten Dank!

[7034738000]

hi

lt. onvista/devisen

8,025

also

0,093 €

mit 10 cent zahlen also schon ordentlich aufschlag

[ZOOMZOOM]

hi

Sino-I.Com


History

This property investment and development company was formed in 1948 as South Sea Textile Manufacturing Co Ltd. It listed in 1964 by issuing 600,000 shares at $17 each in the public. The company has massively diluted the stock through additional placements in recent years. The number of shares outstanding jumped from 630 million to 1.7 billion between the middle of 1997 and the end of 1998, diluting the value of ordinary investor holdings by about two-thirds. CIM Co Ltd and China Strategic still hold 33% and 19% of the company respectively. CIM is in turn 50% owned by another firm (Sequence Inv. Ltd) which is 100% owned by Yu Pun Hoi, the company`s chairman. The firm recently decided to pursue information technology opportunities in the PRC and changed its name in August 1999 from the South Sea Development Company to Sino-I.Com Ltd.

Current

Loss for the year to March 1999 was $386 million (36 cents per share) after $258 million of exceptional items compared to a loss in 1998 of $451 million (72 cents per share) after exceptional items of $301 million. The improvement is not an indicator of business success as revenue dropped from $712 million a year ago to only $188 million. Most of the decline is from property sales. Last year, Sino-i sold $390 million worth of property but this year under $15 million. The company, in its result announcement, focused on a $34 million exceptional loss due to an operation in the PRC. The main issue for shareholders, however, is the profitability of their regular businesses than one off write-offs that ultimately are a small portion of the year`s results.

By the time Sino-i reported its interim results to September 30, many seemed to have forgotten this was a property player. Though the company is now claiming a new internet focus, the interim figures have little if any relationship to technology. Interim turnover improved 17% from $69 million for the six months ending September 30, 1998 to $81 million this period. Net losses improved with the bottom line showing a deficit of $46 million versus the $67 million last year. Basic loss per share appears much improved (loss of 1.88 cents versus 9.92 cents in 1998), but much of that is due to share dilution. If we apply the same number of shares used in 1998, the loss per share would be 6.79 cents rather than 1.88 cents.

Sino-I appears now to have a technology and communications focus, but aside from a few web sites, there is not much with which to judge their effectiveness. The company says it applied for a subscription television broadcasting license in Hong Kong and will team up with Hutchison Telecom to develop the network for cable TV in Hong Kong. Hutchison, however, has rejected the idea they are in partnership and says that Sino-I is simply a paying customer.

Future

The company has extremely high levels of debt and not nearly enough cash to service it. The ratio is total debt to equity is over 11 times. They have diluted shares too much, and there`s nothing to stop them from using that tactic again. In addition, the company changed its name and hinted at a bright future in the IT industry in the PRC. If it can`t handle its own core business, it probably shouldn`t be jumping onto the high-tech bandwagon. Not an interesting investment.

[ZOOMZOOM]

nacghrichten der letzten wochen:

Sino-i.com plans 40 websites in two years

HONG KONG, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Sino-i.com Ltd said on Thursday it would set up at least 10 websites in the next six to eight months, and a total of more than 40 in the coming two years. "We are a content provider," said corporate development director Zhang Hong Ren in a news briefing.

"We plan to build up 40 to 50 websites in the next two years." "I think at least 10 websites will be built up in the next six to eight months," Zhang added. The websites will provide content including finance, sports news, education and other electronic-commerce related contents.

Sino-i.com on Thursday announced co-operation with Sun Microsystems Inc to develop the Internet market in China.

Sino-i.com will make use of Sun Microsystems` products and technology to develop its Internet services in the mainland and Sun Microsystems will provide technical and marketing support.

Zhang said Sino-i.com would strengthen its co-operation with CITIC Guoan Co Ltd, a firm holding about 18 percent of the company, in building up websites and providing content to cable networks in Wuhan and various cities in China. As part of a deal in June, Sino-i.com has an option to acquire about 24 percent of CITIC Guoan Co`s CITIC Guoan Information Industry Co Ltd <0839.SZ> in October 2000. The Shenzhen-listed firm provides financial and securities information, sets up and operates cable network systems and develops satellite and mobile communications.

Finance Manager Walter Ng said Sino-i.com would continue to dispose non-core assets.

The company`s net assets were valued at about HK$1.4 billion, or HK$0.42 a share. Its cash on hand amounted to HK$30 million and the gearing was about 35 percent.


HONG KONG, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Six months ended September 30
(in million HK$ unless stated)
Shr (H.K. cents) 1.88 loss vs 9.92 loss
Dividend (H.K. cents) nil vs nil
Exceptional items n/a vs n/a
Net 45.98 loss vs 67.19 loss
Turnover 80.69 vs 69.13
Company name Sino-i.com Ltd
Books close n/a
Dividend payable n/a
NOTE - Sino-i.com, formerly named South Sea Development Co
Ltd, is involved in property development and investment and the
information technology business.
The calculation of loss per share is based on the weighted
average of 2,451.52 million shares vs 677.53 million shares.
((Hong Kong Newsroom [phone], Fax [phone]
[e-mail]))



angaben von sina-i.com sind stets anzuzweifeln, da sina partnerschaft mit hutchison meldete, diese aber demmentierte

[Netzero]

Gibt es eine Kurzfassung in Deutsch über den Bericht,wäre sehr nett.