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China.com war bis vor kurzem unter der Firmierung Hongkong.Com bekannt. Die Mutter, CDC Corporation hat sich mittlerweile auf den Bereich Software fokussiert. In letzter Zeit haben sich einige interessante neue Entwicklungen ergeben, die der Aktie neues Leben einhauchen können. Die Umsetzung der nachfolgenden NEWS wäre ein Meilenstein in der weiteren Entwicklung des Unternehmens. Ich werde in Kürze weitere Infos im Hinblick auf diese Aktie einstellen.Ich würde mir wünschen, wenn hier eine ebenso grosse Diskussion wie bei der Mutter (CDC Corporation) einsetzen würde.

Gerücht: China.com an die US-Börse Nasdaq ?Monday, 22. Aug 2005, 07:23Unternehmen: HONGKONG.COMHongkong 22.08.05 (www.emfis.com) Heute morgen berichtet die South China Morning Post, das die an der Hongkonger GEM gelistete China.com 8006-HK Pläne hat, sich an der US-Börse listen zu lassen. Die Zeitung bezieht sich dabei auf den Chief Executive Rudy Chan. Das Unternehmen will dadurch mit den vielen chinesichen IT-Unternehmen gleich ziehen welche bereits an der Nasdaq gehandelt werden. Weiter sagte er, dass man dadurch u.a. die Publizität des Unternehmens erhöhen will. Neben einer möglichen Listung in Übersee ist auch der Wechsel an das Main Board in Hongkong vorgesehen. China.com Inc., an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINA), today announced that the Company has increased its shareholding of Beijing 17game Network Technology Company from 36.5% to 48%. 17game`s latest online game, ``Yulgang,`` has received strong market reception since the open beta test in April 2005. Commercially launched in mid-July, Yulgang`s continues to grow with peak concurrent users now exceeding 160,000 and over 6 million registered users. According to 17173.com, it is one of the most popular Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games in China, amongst over 40 new games launched this year. Yulgang initiated a distinctive revenue model for MMORPG in China by generating revenue selling value-added virtual merchandise and services through its online game shop, rather than charging game users for time spent. Under the existing investment agreement, China.com has the right to ultimately acquire up to 100% in 17game over time.

China.com Inc. (8006), an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINA), announced its financial results under HK GAAP for the second quarter ending June 30, 2005. China.com continued profitability on turnover of HK$87 million, up 16% as compared to Q1 2005. In new business development, the company saw strong market reception to its latest online game " Yulgang" , operated by its subsidiary, 17game. Following the successful April 2005 open beta test, the game was commercially launched in mid-July. As of the company`s announcement, its peak concurrent users and registered users exceeded 160,000 and 6 million, respectively. The company`s mobile value-added-services (MVAS) business continued to show improvement in Q2 2005 with an 18% increase in MVAS total revenue over Q1 this year. Despite the tightened regulatory measures, including the requirement for double confirmation on the WAP platform implemented by the mobile network operators, the revenue from the MVAS segment recorded growth. Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc. said, " We are glad to have achieved another quarter of sustained profitability. The first half-year of 2005 marked a period of positive change and transformation for China.com Inc, following the change of company name to reflect our business focus. The exclusive partnerships with leading EPL clubs and remarkable achievements in online game performance has been exciting developments for the Company.

"Manchester United and China.com Inc. Announce the Launch of the Official Chinese Website with Celebration Events in Hong Kong and Beijing HONG KONG, July 14 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- China.com Inc. (Nachrichten) (`China.com`; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet portal, and online game provider, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation , has signed an exclusive partnership with Manchester United Interactive Limited (`Manchester United`) to host and operate the official Chinese websites in traditional and simplified Chinese, and to provide wireless services in Greater China. In advance of the upcoming Asia Tour commencing later this month, Manchester United and China.com kick off the launch of the Chinese websites and wireless services this week with special celebration events in Hong Kong and Beijing.According to the terms of the agreement, China.com has been appointed as Manchester United`s exclusive partner and provider of Internet and mobile applications and services for the People`s Republic of China and Taiwan, and its exclusive partner and provider of Internet applications and services for Hong Kong and Macau. Under the agreement, the Manchester United official Chinese online destinations will be operated, hosted and promoted by China.com.China.com celebrated its partnership with Manchester United by officially launching the global football giant`s official online&wireless services in Hong Kong and China on July 12 at a special celebration party in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong. A similar celebration event is scheduled to take place in Beijing on July 14. The traditional Chinese website http://www.manunited.com.hk/ and the simplified Chinese website http://www.manunited.com.cn/ offer all of the latest Manchester United news for Greater China football fans including the latest team news, exclusive player interviews, match and player`s statistics, match scores&match schedule, team and player profiles, and One United membership information. Planned interactive features include chatrooms, downloads, online games and an e-shopping platform.China.com will also offer football fans in the PRC real time match results, event news, pictures, audio&video content, downloads, ringtones and mobile games via its wireless platform through SMS (short messaging services), WAP (wireless application protocols), MMS (multimedia messaging services) and IVR (interactive voice response). In addition, there will be unique mobile competitions for fans to win special Manchester United collectibles, match tickets and a chance to meet with their favorite players. The partnership also grants China.com exclusive rights to provide the most up-to-date and official news about Manchester United Asian Tour 2005.Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc., commenting on the partnership with Manchester United and the launch of the new websites, `It is a great pleasure for China.com to bring official Manchester United content to football fans in Greater China. The move also reinforces our commitment in providing the highest quality services and content to football fans in Greater China, and will helps us towards our goal of becoming the best online and wireless sports content provider in China, in the build up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics.`Vange Kourentis, Business Development Manager of Manchester United Interactive Limited said, `We are very excited to launch the official Chinese websites of Manchester United. Our exclusive partnership offers an exciting opportunity for Manchester United to leverage the China.com platforms that further extends our brand awareness in Greater China. Being Manchester United, we never miss a chance to score and this partnership agreement offers a genuine opportunity to further develop our brand while communicating the Manchester United culture and excitement to football fans across Greater China.`At Hong Kong launch ceremony, Tony Lam, Director of China.com`s sports initiatives said, `We are fully committed to developing a comprehensive interactive platform for Chinese fans to access Manchester United`s latest information in their own languages. In addition, we are excited to bring exclusive online and wireless services to our users. The first exclusive offers to the China.com Red Devils fans include an online chatting opportunity with Cristiano Ronaldo and free tickets to the training sessions during the Asia Tour.

`China.com Inc. (stock code: 8006; website: http://www.inc.china.com/ ), a leading Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet services and online game company operating principally in China, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (former chinadotcom corporation) (Nasdaq: CHINA; website: http://www.cdccorporation.net/ ), was listed on the GEM of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited on March 9, 2000. In December 2000,

China.com Inc. was admitted as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng IT and IT Portfolio Indices.Arsenal Football Club and China.com Inc. Launch Exclusive Online and Wireless Partnership World-Class Online Content and Wireless Offerings for the 2005 FA Cup WinnersBrought to Football Fans In Greater ChinaHONG KONG, July 7 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China.com Inc. (Nachrichten) (" China.com" ; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet portal, and online game provider, and 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation , has signed an exclusive partnership with Arsenal Football Club (" Arsenal" ), to launch the official Chinese website and wireless services in Greater China for the 2005 FA Cup winners. The website will target over a hundred million football fans across Greater China and the global Chinese community.Under the terms of the deal, China.com will be the exclusive partner and provider of Internet and Mobile applications and services for Arsenal in the People`s Republic of China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan.The website will be operated, hosted and promoted by China.com and will provide football fans across Greater China with the latest team news, match results, statistics and player profiles, as well as player interviews and photo galleries. Planned interactive features include chatrooms, a video clip library, online games, downloads, an online forum and an e-shopping platform.In addition, China.com will also offer a variety of Arsenal content to consumers via its wireless platform through SMS (short messaging services), WAP (wireless application protocols), MMS (multimedia messaging services) and IVR (interactive voice response). This content will include live match scores, event news, pictures, audio and video content, downloads, ringtones and mobile games.Adrian Ford, Commercial Director of Arsenal Football Club said, " Teaming up with China.com, one of the top wireless and online services providers in Greater China, will help Arsenal connect with the Chinese community around the world. The new website and wireless offerings will help us talk to and interact with the ever-growing number of Arsenal fans in Greater China in their own language." The Arsenal partnership reinforces China.com`s vision in sports content and builds its portfolio of exclusive online content and MVAS services for a variety of outstanding sports organizations and events, including Liverpool Football Club, the Shanghai Shenhua Football Club and The 10th National Games in China." Our partnership with Arsenal, the 2005 FA Cup winners, furthers our mission to provide world-class sports content on our China.com portal and to our mobile users, and follows upon our exclusive arrangements with Liverpool FC announced last week. Arsenal and the English Premier League have great appeal to football enthusiasts across Greater China, and this new partnership will help us achieve our goal of becoming the leading online and wireless sports destination in China." said Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc.Mr. Chan added, " According to official statistics, China has over 100 million football fans and over 80,000 registered players. As CSM (CVSC-SOFRES Media) research in 2004 showed, 60% of adult males in China closely followed the English Premier League matches shown on national Dragon TV and on 30 local TV stations throughout China. We believe there is a significant market opportunity and are delighted to partner with Arsenal, one of the most prestigious clubs in world football, to help them grow their sports brand in Greater China." Tony Lam, Director of sports initiatives said, " We have seen football`s profile in China rise exponentially and even the national broadcaster, CCTV and its Sports Channel`s program `Total Soccer` has achieved a 50 million audience base. One of our first launch activities as the exclusive online and wireless services provider for Arsenal will be to provide the program`s fans with a chance to win Arsenal premiums. We are excited to launch " Arsenal Fever" in Greater China through our portal, mobile business and with partners like CCTV." The Arsenal Chinese website and wireless services are targeted to launch in mid-July.About Arsenal Football ClubFounded in 1886 Arsenal has been one of the UK`s leading football clubs over the past century.The Club has experienced regular success over the years, as League Champions 13 times (last won in 2004), FA Cup winners nine times (last won in 2005) and League Cup winners twice (last won in 1994).Being front runners in the Premiership since its formation in 1992, the Club has also experienced success on the continent winning the European Cup Winners` Cup in 1994 and being runners-up in the same competition the following year. Under current manager Arsene Wenger, Arsenal has also qualified for the UEFA Champions League for the past eight seasons and reached the final of the UEFA Cup in 2000.Recent major developments include the completion of a multi-million pound training complex in Hertfordshire in 1999, incorporating Arsenal`s Academy for Youth Development. Also, the ongoing construction of the Club`s new 60,000 capacity Emirates Stadium, which will be Arsenal`s new home from August 2006.

Liverpool Football Club and China.com Inc. Announce Exclusive Partnership Bringing World-Class Sports Online Content and Wireless Offerings to SoccerFans in Greater ChinaHONG KONG, June 22 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- China.com Inc. (Nachrichten) (" China.com" ; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet portal, and online game provider, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation , has signed an exclusive partnership with LiverpoolFC.TV, the digital media arm of Liverpool Football Club (" Liverpool" ), to launch the official Chinese website and wireless services for the 2005 UEFA champions targeting the Chinese audience.According to the partnership`s terms, China.com has been appointed as the exclusive partner and provider of Internet and MVAS services for Liverpool in the People`s Republic of China, and the exclusive partner and provider of Internet applications and services for Liverpool in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan.The official Chinese website for Liverpool will be operated, hosted and promoted by China.com and be part of Liverpool`s worldwide online network. The website will provide millions of soccer fans across Greater China with the latest team news, match scores, statistics and player profiles, as well as exclusive player interviews and photo galleries. Interactive sections will include chatrooms, a video clip library, online games, downloads, an online forum and an e-shopping platform.In addition, China.com will also offer the Chinese public access to live scores, event related news, pictures, audio and video content, downloads, ringtones and mobile games via its wireless platform through SMS (short messaging services), WAP (wireless application protocol), MMS (multimedia messaging services) and IVR (interactive voice response).Stephen Michael, General Manager of LiverpoolFC.TV said, " We are excited to team-up with China.com, one of the top wireless and online services providers in China, to make our official Chinese website and wireless services a reality and provide our fans with an exciting and interactive experience in their native language." The Liverpool-China.com partnership adds to China.com`s portfolio of exclusive online content and MVAS services for a variety of sports organizations and events, which include the Shanghai Shenhua football club and The 10th National Games in China." This partnership signifies our commitment to providing high quality sports content on our China.com portal and to our mobile users. The partnership advances our mission to become the leading online and wireless sports destination in China," said Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc. " We are pleased to work with Liverpool as the reigning 2005 UEFA champions to help grow their leading global sports brand in Greater China." Tony Lam, Director of Sports Initiatives said, " Soccer is the biggest spectator sport in China, and its fan base continues to grow rapidly. As the exclusive partner of Liverpool, we are proud and delighted to bring `Liverpool fever` to China upon the launch of our services." The Liverpool Chinese website and wireless services are targeted to launch in August.About Liverpool Football ClubLiverpool Football Club is the most successful club in English footballing history, have won 18 league titles and been crowned champions` of Europe on 5 occasions, including the dramatic victory of 2005.The Club has countless fans around the world, including many millions in the Greater China region.About LiverpoolFC.TVLiverpoolFC.TV is a joint venture between Liverpool Football Club and ITV plc. As the digital media arm of the Club, LiverpoolFC.TV operates the official club websites and mobile services, as well as producing television programming and other value-added services. The official English language website, http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/, is the most visited football club site in the world, recording 2.8M unique users and 48M page views in May 2005 (source: Webtrends).

[MACHT123]

Bitte auf dem Laufenden halten lese immer mit!!!

[ROTERBULLE]

ich bin in cdc investiert und kann nur sagen, WEITER DRAN BLEIBEN !!!

[drkoop]

.. ich habe ne menge cdc und jetzt auch schon erste positionen von china gesammelt und werde die nächsten Wochen
auch auf der Käufer Seite stehen...

wenn die an die QQQ gehen, wird das Ding noch richtig abgehen, so an die Verdopplung !!

gruss thomas

[chinadotcom]

Der erste Schritt zur Verdopplung ist getan. Hier noch eine NEWS.

99Bill partners with Sohu and China.com to offer online payment services

99Bill Corporation, the Chinese company offering e-mail and mobile phone number based online payment platform and solutions, announced today that it has reached strategic agreements with Chinese portals Sohu.com, Inc and China.com, Inc. Under the agreement, 99Bill will provide its online payment platform to enable Sohu and China.com to offer secure, convenient and reliable online payment services for tens of millions of internet users in China.

As the world`s premier Chinese-language portal, Sohu currently offers more than 100 millions Chinese internet users diversified products and services, including online contents, email boxes, Wireless Value Added Services (WVAS), online games, enterprise yellow pages, and online search service. Under the agreement, 99Bill and Sohu will jointly implement 99Bill`s online payment solutions for Sohu`s Online Payment Centre and offer secure, convenient and reliable online payment services to internet users in China. The payment services will cover all the existing products and services offered by Sohu, and support Sohu`s value added services and business partners as well.

Under a separate agreement with China.com, 99Bill will provide online payment services for China.com`s business customers, as well as individual users, and both companies will jointly develop additional payment features to enable revenue generating and valued-added online services.

Recently, 99Bill has reached strategic agreements with multiple leading internet companies in China including, Baidu, NetEase and Tom Online.

[chinadotcom]

Übrigens ist unser Kurs heute um über 5% auf 0,50 HKD gestiegen. Die Umsätze waren schon beeindruckend.

In Frankfurt läuft der Kurs nicht nach. Alles unter 0,05 ist hier ein Schnäppchen.

Tschüss

[drkoop]

wow...

und heute schon wieder 10 % hoch, das wird unserer Mutter auch irgendwann gut tun.... CDC

oder reuters Kürzel: CHINA

CU thomas

[chinadotcom]

@ dr. Das sehe ich genauso. Ich hoffe auf NEWS in den nächsten Tagen.

Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

Heute morgen haben wir schon wieder schöne Umsätze.

Umsatz bis dato: 20 Mio gehandelter Aktien

Kursplus 5,45%

Das sieht sehr gut aus.

[chinadotcom]

Info

China.com auf neues Hoch/ Nasdaq-Fieber ?
Friday, 16. Sep 2005, 12:15
Unternehmen: HONGKONG.COM

Hongkong 16.09.05 (www.emfis.com)

Am 22. August berichtete die South China Morning Post, das die an der Hongkonger GEM gelistete China.com 8006-HK Pläne habe, sich an der US-Börse listen zu lassen. Die Zeitung bezog sich dabei auf den Chief Executive Rudy Chan. Das Unternehmen will dadurch mit den vielen chinesichen IT-Unternehmen gleich ziehen welche bereits an der Nasdaq gehandelt werden. Weiter sagte er, dass man dadurch u.a. die Publizität des Unternehmens erhöhen will. Neben einer möglichen Listung in Übersee ist auch der Wechsel an das Main Board in Hongkong vorgesehen. Auf diese Nachricht reagierte die Aktie damals mit einem Kursplus von 12 % auf 0,47 HK-$.



Heute kamen wieder Spekulationen zum Nasdaq-Listing auf. Wie Dow Jones berichtet, habe der CEO jetzt gegenüber der China Daily entsprechende Bermerkungen gemacht ebenso zu einem eventuellen Wechsel vom GEM zum Main Board der Hongkonger Börse. Es werden ebenfalls spekulative Vergleiche zum Börsengang von Baidu.com gemacht.

Bisher ist nun wirklich alles noch Spekulation, aber diese reichte aus, dass die Aktie im Handelsverlauf mit 0,71 HK-$ ein neues 52 Wochen Hoch erreichte und mit einem satten Aufschlag von 19,64 % auf 0,67 HK-$ aus dem Handel ging. Mit dem Aufschlag und einem Handelsvolumen von 92 Mio. Shares lag der Wert heute jeweils an vierter Stelle unter den Top 5 Werten.

[chinadotcom]

Leute, Leute

was macht Ihr denn? 0,08 Cent für die Aktie!!

Ich werdet gerade über den Leisten gezogen.

Schaut Euch den Wert lieber mal in der nächsten Woche an. Ich bin zwar auch Optimist, aber der Kurs ist in Relation zu dem der Börse in Hongkong "leicht" überzogen.

Tschüss

[Brokerfred]

Hey chinadotcom!!

Gib doch mal die WKN A0ER17 ein und chatte da weiter!! Da bist du nicht der Alleinunterhalter!!! Bin schon seit 5 Jahren in dem Wert und stark im Minus!! Hoffe, daß es jetzt mal langsam wieder hoch geht!! Damals hat die Aktie 0,82 Euro gekostet!!

Gruß an den kleinen "Nebenchat"

[Kallikratia]

Bin auch 5 Jahre dabei.Hab mittlerweile aber auf 17 Cent verbilligen können.
Und wenn die wirklich in den nasdaq kommen sollten......mein Lieber SCHOLLI...dann gibts ne Explosion.
Allein der name CHINA.COM ist meiner Meinung nach Milliarden wert.Vielleicht gehts ja erst mit den Olymp. Spielen 2008 so richtig aufwärts
Ich bin sehr zuversichtlichfür die Zukunft.

[Brokerfred]

...meinst du denn, daß die Olympischen Spiele tatsächlich einen Einfluß auf den Kurs von Hongkong.com/china.com haben werden?? Kann ich mir kaum vorstellen!!!

Übrigens, schaue doch mal unter der WKN zu hongkong.com (siehe meine letzte Nachricht), da sind ein paar mehr User unterwegs als hier!!

[chinadotcom]

China.com eilt weiter
Thursday, 22. Sep 2005, 10:28

Hongkong 22.09.05 (www.emfis.com)

Das es derzeit von China.com 8006-HK keine Meldungen gibt, scheint nach wie vor das in der vergangenen Woche aufgekommene "Nasdaq-Fieber" verantwortlich für den Kursanstieg zu sein. Die Aktie erreichte heute mit 0,77 HK-$ ein neues 52 Wochen Hoch. Aus dem Handel ging es mit einem Aufschlag von 8,7 % auf 0,75 HK-$.

Auch das Volumen von 45 Mio. gehandelten Stück war sehr hoch.

Tschüss

[janolo]

...sodala...da habt ihr euch versteckt ...

bin jetzt auch da

[janolo]

..andererseits ist es besser, im anderen HK-Thread
zu schreiben, da man dort direkt mit der Aktie
verlinkt ist.

[chinadotcom]

Leichte Gewinnmitnahmen bei der Aktie. 1 Cent Minus bei der Aktie bei guten Umsätzen. Die nächste Woche könnte weiter Freude bereiten.

Bis dahin

Schönes Wochenende

[chinadotcom]

Hallo Janolo

Schönes Foto hast Du da eingestellt.

Ich grüße Dich und Deinen Kurzen.

Grüße von China

[janolo]

[posting]18.012.909 von chinadotcom am 23.09.05 18:51:46[/posting]Danke China - iss aber ne Kurze und zugleich die Jüngste; ist gestern 2 Jahre alt geworden

[drkoop]

....... und es geht munter weiter!!

wir haben jetzt das 52 Wochen Hoch und bei der Mutter wird das auch bald nach oben drehen!!

Ziele für Ende 2005 :

china.com 0,10 plus von 30 % noch!!

und bei CDC sehen wir auf alle Fälle bald die 5 Dollar!

gruss und bis bald

Thomas

p.s. Für echte Europäer!! www.eufk.de

[chinadotcom]

China.com zur Mittagspause stark.

+4% bei rd. 18 Mio gehandelter Aktien. (0,75 HKD)

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

China.com Inc.`s Online Game Subsidiary Achieved 9 Million Registered Accounts and 215,000 Highest Peak Concurrent Users After Two Months of Commercialization

HONG KONG, Sept. 28 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China.com Inc. (Nachrichten) (the "Company" or "China.com"; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation today announced that the Company`s 48%-owned online gaming subsidiary, Beijing 17game Network Technology Co. Ltd. ("17game"), has achieved over 9.0 million registered accounts to its game, Yulgang -- just two months following the game`s commercial launch on July 15, 2005. Yulgang is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) with 2.5D graphics and cartoon-style characters developed by MGame in Korea. The remaining 52% of 17game is owned by 17game`s founders and employees and the Company has a right to buy these remaining shares of 17game that it does not otherwise own.

Since the game was launched commercially in mid July, it has reached its highest level of concurrent (Nachrichten) users during peak usage periods of over 215,000. 17game has pioneered the "free-to-play and pay-for-virtual-merchandise" business model for MMORPGs in China, and the company expects to see further traction in the coming quarters.

17Game continues to remain dedicated to delivering unparalleled service to Chinese gamers with fully localized content and expanded around-the-clock customer support. 17game is expanding its online and offline promotions and marketing initiatives to target additional user demographics and geographic regions.

"We are very extremely pleased with the promising results of Yulgang during the first two month of commercialization. We believe that the game has established itself as one of only two successfully launched MMORPG in China this year and is now one of the top five such games in the market today," said Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc. "We are encouraged by the initial success of Yulgang, and will further invest additional resources to ensure further traction in the coming quarters."

About CDC Corporation

CDC Corporation is focused on enterprise software, business services, mobile applications and internet media. As part of its strategic review the company has reorganized into two primary operating business units, CDC Software and China.com Inc. The company has approximately 2,000 employees with operations in 17 countries.

For more information about CDC Corporation., please visit the website http://www.cdccorporation.net/.

[janolo]

[posting]18.062.313 von chinadotcom am 28.09.05 16:11:23[/posting]hallo china....

ich war so frei, und hab mal die NEWS in den
anderen Thread zu Hongkong.com kopiert

gruß
janolo

[chinadotcom]

Kein Problem.

Über kurz oder lang werdet Ihr wohl doch hier landen, oder?

Ich verstehe jedoch nicht, warum heute keiner gekauft hat. Nach meinem Dafürhalten sollte China.com morgen früh deutlich anziehen.

Aber die Börse ist ja nicht immer logisch. Wir werden es sehen.

Schönen Abend.

[chinadotcom]

Wie bereits vermutet.

China.com zieht heute morgen bei sehr guten Umsätzen an.

rd. +6% bei 23 Mio gehandelter Aktien.

[DausendUndMehr]

[janolo]

[posting]18.066.479 von chinadotcom am 28.09.05 19:47:14[/posting]Moin China....

danke für deine Infos - nur haben wir hier
in diesem Thread keinen direkten Zugriff auf
unser Baby, darum gibt´s ja den anderen Thread.

Und, wo bekomme ich denn eigentlich die Kurse der Mutter her ?? Hier zeigts mir nix an

Nochmals Danke für deine Mühe

janolo

[drkoop]

www.yahoo.com

dann auf finance und dann auf Reuters Symbol

CHINA

gruss thomas

[chinadotcom]

Das Gerücht kaufen, die Fakten verkaufen

China.com zur Zeit -5 Cents (rd. 7%).

[chinadotcom]

@ janolo

Hier die Links zur Tochter und zu unserer Aktie.

http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/quotes.asp?symb=chin…

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=8006.hk

Tschüss

[janolo]

@ drkoop und Chinadotcom

DANKE euch beiden

das Minus wird ja schon wieder kleiner

[chinadotcom]

Das Minus ist äußerst gering ausgefallen. ./. 1 Cent

Aber sehr gute Umsätze +30 Mio Anteile

[chinadotcom]

Hier die News von gestern.

CDC Corporation Subsidiary, China.com Inc., Seeking to Establish an ADR Program in the United States
9/29/2005 7:49:25 AM










HONG KONG, Sept 29, 2005 /Xinhua-PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- CDC Corporation (CHINA) today announced that its 81% owned subsidiary, China.com Inc., currently listed in Hong Kong on the Hong Kong Growth Enterprise Market under the ticker symbol 8006, is seeking to establish a sponsored Level 2 American Depositary Receipts ("ADR") program in the United States. The establishment of the ADR program is subject to regulatory approvals and market conditions and there is no assurance that China.com Inc. can successfully complete the establishment of the ADR program.

The company is embarking on this initiative as part of its strategic review to enable many of its US-based investors to more easily invest directly in its China-based Mobile Value Added Services ("MVAS"), Internet services and online game company, China.com Inc. Once the ADR program is in effect, it would enable CDC to provide greater flexibility with respect to its shareholdings in China.com Inc. such as distributing a stock dividend of all or a part of its China.com Inc. shares to CDC shareholders.

As of September 29, 2005, China.com Inc. had a market capitalization of US$375.5 million on the Hong Kong Growth Enterprise Market with an average daily volume of approximately 38 million shares for the past 10 trading days. This is based on an exchange rate of US$1 to HK$7.76 and total outstanding shares of approximately 4.16 billion. As of the end of Q2 2005, the company projected that its 2005 aggregate revenues will be US$240 million to US$260 million of which approximately 15%-20% was anticipated to be derived from China.com Inc with the balance from its CDC Software unit. While the company is subjected to various Non-GAAP adjustments most of which relates to its purchase of subsidiaries, the China.com Inc. and CDC Software units have been operating profitable for 2005 and China.com Inc. is on its 21st consecutive quarter of profitability. The Non-GAAP cash and cash equivalents net of total debt as at Q2 2005 was approximately US$221 million of which approximately one half was within China.com Inc.

"The introduction of a China.com Inc. ADR program would provide greater flexibility to our investors by creating a US dollar investment vehicle that we feel would help to put China.com Inc. on a level footing with many of its US-listed peer companies. This is a key step in our strategic review as we believe an ADR program would measurably improve the ability of our China.com Inc. subsidiary to access a greater range of global investors and further broaden its shareholder base as well as provide greater value to CDC shareholders," said Steven Chan, Acting CEO of CDC Corporation.

About CDC Corporation

CDC Corporation (CHINA) is focused on enterprise software, business services, mobile applications and internet media. As part of its strategic review the company has reorganized into two primary operating business units, CDC Software and China.com Inc. The company has approximately 2,000 employees with operations in 17 countries.

For more information about CDC Corporation. please visit the website www.cdccorporation.net.

[chinadotcom]

Übrigens, das wird Ende 2005 bis Anfang 2006 umgesetzt.

Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

Eine Kaufempfehlung für die 2 Investierten.

Tai Fook Research rates China.com (8006.HK [News / Quote]) Buy, targets 92 HK cents; `We like it because it has a clear roadmap for growth and a diversified operation, which includes wireless value added services, portal operation, online games, online/offline advertising.` Says new growth driver is online games segment, after buying Beijing 17game Network Technology last year; expects new multiplayer online game to contribute meaningful revenues in 4Q05. Expects FY06 results to impress; FY06 net profit tipped at HK$142 million vs FY05`s estimated HK$59 million.

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

CDC Subsidiary Signs Agreement to Acquire Leading Casual Online Games Platform in China
10/5/2005 10:55:47 AM

HONG KONG, Oct 05, 2005 /Xinhua-PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- CDC Corporation (CHINA) today announced it signed an agreement to acquire http://www.gametea.com ("Gametea"), a leading online casual games platform in China through its 81%-owned subsidiary, China.com Inc. Gametea currently offers its 10 million registered users over 80 online board and poker games. It has an active user base of over 1 million and its game portal reaches a concurrent user base of close to 90,000 during recent peak periods.

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According to the terms of the transaction which is subject to a final agreement with customary closing conditions, China.com will acquire all assets, intellectual properties, and operating contracts in Gametea and the consideration will be payable in multiple installments in accordance with pre-determined performance milestones.

"We are pleased to be acquiring yet another successful online game company in China. The Gametea platform is an excellent compliment to Yulgang, our MMORPG game which has reached 215,000 peak concurrent users. With this acquisition, our portfolio will have an enlarged registered user base of close to 20 million with meaningful cross marketing and platform sharing benefits that we can quickly tap into to accelerate growth from our user base," said Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com Inc.

Gametea has users from 28 cities across China and is particularly strong in the Zhejiang province in China. Some of its poker and chess games are ranked in the top tier of Chinese online games in its respective genre. Gametea charges customers through virtual game merchandise and virtual currency management services. Upon the completion of this transaction, Gametea intends to launch an expanded set of products and services, including VIP membership subscription plans and a broader scope of avatar sales, leveraging the successful online virtual merchandizing experience proven in Yulgang.

"We believe that Gametea will add an exciting multi-dimensional element to our portfolio of online games as its casual games portfolio is highly synergistic with both our existing MMORPG game portfolio and also many of our mobile value added services products. We feel that it will propel us to become one of the mainstream game providers in China. We believe this will further enhance the value of our China.com Inc. holdings which will be better realized once China.com Inc. is able to successfully complete its ADR program and trade in the US as many of its peer companies are now doing," said Steven Chan, Acting CEO of CDC Corporation.

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Noch mehr NEWS

E-Mobile Subsidiary, CHL Technologies Inc., Signs Agreement With Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd, a Division of Chinadotcom Corporation
10/5/2005 4:01:32 PM

FRISCO, Texas, Oct 05, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Phillip Barber, CEO of E-Mobile Information Technologies, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: EMTK), has announced today that CHL Technologies has signed an agreement with Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd, the leading SMS provider in China. Through this agreement, CHL will provide mobile book content and Newpalm will provide a mobile wireless entertainment platform that enables final cell phone users to access these contents through mobile service providers. CHL`s billing channel continues to expand as this agreement enables both SMS payment and WAP payment.
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Established in April of 2000, Newpalm is a leading short message service (SMS) provider in China with offices in Beijing, Tianjing and Nanjing. Newpalm has a presence in 30 local markets and currently has service agreements signed with China Mobile and China Unicom within these markets. The company has over 200 dedicated employees, with over 50% of them working in research and development. During March of 2003, Newpalm was acquired by Hongkong.com (http://www.hongkong.com/ ), the leading Asian Internet media, communications and interactive services company, and an 81% owned subsidiary of Chinadotcom Corporation (CHINA) http://www.china.com/

For more information on Newpalm, visit their website at http://www.newpalm.com/eng/aboutus/aboutus.htm

About E-Mobile Information Technologies and its CHL and RF Tune subsidiaries

E-Mobile is an emerging leader in the broadband mobile content market through its operating subsidiary CHL Technologies. Taking a different road from most application and content groups whose primary focus is Java, SMS and MMS, CHL focuses on developing and distributing innovative mobile applications and wireless value added services for Smartphones, Symbian, KJava and Pocket PC. The result is that CHL Technologies is ahead of its competitors in ready applications and content for these new systems placing the company in an excellent position for the emerging 3G content market. CHL has committed to becoming the leading provider of these high tech content services internationally.

http://www.chltec.com http://www.mbook.com.cn

E-Mobile`s wholly-owned subsidiary RF Tune is a fables RF IC development stage manufacturing company which is in the process of transitioning to operating status. RF Tune has wireless system, technology agnostic patented beam forming (MIMO) intellectual property, chip design and ICs for the 802.11/Wi-Fi market in development. RF Tune`s technology enabling it to produce chips as a replacement for cell phone antennas reduces the current cost charged by antenna suppliers to cell phone manufacturers by approximately 83% while en

[chinadotcom]

Hallo an alle!!

Ich freue mich, mal wieder etwas zu unserer Aktie zu schreiben, was vor allem so einen reissenden Anklang findet.

Ich glaube, dass wir bis zum Jahresende noch viele gute Meldungen verzeichnen können.

Nicht nur die Nachrichten zu ManU, Arsenal und Liverpool waren gut, auch unsere Online Game Abteilung hat richtig schön draufgesattelt.

Die Ergebnisse werden entsprechend positiv ausfallen.

Nur merkt das leider niemand, denn ich bin ja so alleine hier.

Meine Aktie wird schon ihren Weg gehen. UND ICH BIN DABEI.

Tschüss

[janolo]

Hallo china.....

du bist nicht alleine hier ....nur ist das leider die
falsche Verlinkung zu unserem Baby

[chinadotcom]

@ janolo

Ich verstehe das mit der Verlinkung nicht. Wer gibt denn die WKN Nummer ein, wenn er hier eine Aktie sucht. Die kennt doch kein ... .

Über den Namen China findet man doch sehr schnell hier hin. Neuanleger werden doch nie wieder von einer börsennotierten Hongkong.com lesen!!!!

Das ist ein Relikt der Vergangenhit.

Ich suche doch heute auch nach Coca Cola und nicht nach Pemberton Brause Ltd.

Tschüss

[janolo]

@ chinadotcom

ich meine ja die Verlinkung mit China.com oben rechts im Thread - da kommt die falsche Aktie.

Wir meinen doch beide unser Baby A0er17, oder - und die hat nen anderen Thread.

Sodala, und ich such mir jetzt ne AfriCola

Tschau
janolo

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

CDC Subsidiary Forms Online Games Subsidiary, CDC Games
`Yulgang` Achieves 9.8 Million Registered Accounts and 246,000 highest peak Concurrent Users During China`s ``Golden Week`` holiday period
10/11/2005 8:44:54 AM

HONG KONG, Oct 11, 2005 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- CDC Corporation (CHINA) today announced that its 81%-owned subsidiary, China.com Inc. has formed a wholly-owned subsidiary, CDC Games Limited ("CDC Games"), to hold all of its assets and strategic alliances related to online games which the company continues to negotiate and build. The key current assets include its stake in massively multiplayer online role-playing game ("MMORPG") provider Beijing 17game Network Technology Co. Ltd. (``17game``) and, upon completion, its ownership in http://www.gametea.com (``Gametea``) a leading online casual games platform.

In addition to establishing CDC Games, during the seven-day national ``Golden Week`` holiday period in China which just ended, 17game`s recently- launched MMORPG Yulgang achieved a record high of 246,000 concurrent users during peak usage periods and 9.8 million registered accounts -- an increase of 600,000 accounts during the holiday period. In order to accommodate the rapid growth in concurrent users of Yulgang, 17game has added four groups of servers to its existing network bringing the total server groups to 31 across five key regions in China. This type of growth is subject to many factors, many of which are beyond the company`s control, and the company cannot predict that this growth will continue or be sustained.

Rudy Chan, CEO of China.com said, ``We are delighted to see the continued successes of Yulgang with a double digit increase in peak concurrent users since our last update less than two weeks ago. With the newly formed CDC Games, we will further invest resources in marketing, distribution, technology and new game development, to ensure sustained growth of our online game business. We expect to identify and add more quality games to the CDC Games platform.``

Once the Gametea transaction is completed, the combined platform of CDC Games will have a registered user base of close to 21 million with meaningful cross marketing and platform sharing benefits covering both MMORPG and casual games.

[chinadotcom]

Morgen gibt es Update der Mutter zu den Geschäftstätigkeiten. Hierbei spiel natürlich CHINA.COM eine grosse Rolle. Mal sehen, ob es morgen NEWS gibt.

Bis dahin

Tschüss zusammen

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

NEWS

E-Mobile`s CHL Division Signs Supplementary Contract With China.com Inc. (stock code: 8006 website: www.inc.china.com )
10/12/2005 4:01:32 PM

FRISCO, Texas, Oct 12, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- E-Mobile Information Technologies` (OTC Pink Sheets: EMTK) CHL Technologies, has signed a supplementary agreement with China.com Inc.

Through this agreement, CHL guarantees that the content it will provide to China.com Inc. will meet the legal and intellectual rights requirements of China. Additional contracts between CHL and China.com Inc. will be signed after the meeting of this legal requirement. The details of those contracts will be released accordingly.

About China.com Inc.

China.com Inc. (stock code: 8006; website: www.inc.china.com ), a leading Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet services and online game company operating principally in China, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINA) (former chinadotcom corporation) (website: www.cdccorporation.net ), was listed on the GEM of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited on March 9, 2000. In December 2000, China.com Inc. was admitted as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng IT and IT Portfolio Indices.

About E-Mobile Information Technologies and its CHL and RF Tune subsidiaries

E-Mobile is an emerging leader in the broadband mobile content market through its operating subsidiary CHL Technologies. Taking a different road from most application and content groups whose primary focus is Java, SMS and MMS, CHL focuses on developing and distributing innovative mobile applications and wireless value added services for Smartphones, Symbian, KJava and Pocket PC. The result is that CHL Technologies is ahead of its competitors in ready applications and content for these new systems placing the company in an excellent position for the emerging 3G content market. CHL has committed to becoming the leading provider of these high tech content services internationally. http://www.chltec.com , http://www.mbook.com.cn

E-Mobile`s wholly owned subsidiary RF Tune is a fables RF IC development stage manufacturing company which is in the process of transitioning to operating status. RF Tune has a wireless system, technology agnostic patented beam forming (MIMO) intellectual property, chip design and ICs for the 802.11/Wi-Fi market in development. RF Tune`s technology enabling it to produce chips as a replacement for cell phone antennas reduces the current cost charged by antenna suppliers to cell phone manufacturers by approximately 83% while enhancing the quality of cell phone reception and reducing the number of a user`s dropped calls. http://www.rftune.com

[Kolo007]

hallo chinadotcom
ist das vieleicht hongkonk.com unter diesem symbol in amerika oder ist das was anderes

CCHMF.PK


grüsse
kolo

[chinadotcom]

Das ist China.com. Hongkong.com gibt es nicht mehr. Die sind umfirmiert worden.

Habe es unter Yahoo mal eingegeben. Das ist ein OTC Listing. Der Kurs war hier 0,09 Dollar und wurde am 13.10.2005 gestellt.

Die richtige Börseneinführung von CHINA.COM kommt bis spätestens Anfang des Jahres 2006.

Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

STOCK CALL: Tai Fook Research rates China.com (8006.HK [News / Quote]) Buy. It signs agreement to buy online casual games provider Gametea; deal continues strategy of diversifying into China online games market after buy of stake in 17game in 2004. Says on-line games market poised for 5-year CAGR of 35%, fueled by higher spending, growing paying community. Notes it`s seeking listing in U.S. in form of ADR program; adds, `Temporary earnings weakness and low investor exposure from its current listing on the HK GEM Board has suppressed the stock, presenting a good buying opportunity.` Shares last down 1.7% at 57 HK cents. (CNG) Contact us in Hong Kong. 852 2802 7002; [e-mail]

[chinadotcom]

Ich bin wieder aus dem Urlaub zurück.

NEWS

Online Games and Advanced Mobile Applications Demonstrated Growth Momentum

Financial and operational highlights for the third quarter ended 30
September includes:

-- Turnover (under gross presentation) was HK$108 million, an increase
of 24% when compared to Q2 2005
-- Gross profit was HK$62 million, up from HK$45 million in Q2 2005
-- Net Profit was HK$5 million when compared to HK$2 million in Q2 2005,
representing a significant growth rate of 143%
-- Online game revenue reached almost HK$16 million. Traffic of
"Yulgang" surged to a record high of over 250,000
-- MVAS revenue recorded double-digit percentage sequential growth
for the third consecutive quarter
-- Operations continue to be cash flow positive helping to maintain
a strong balance sheet position with over HK$910 million in net
cash and cash equivalents
-- After the third quarter, President and COO, Albert Lam was nominated
to be an executive director of China.com Inc., pending regulatory
approval.

HONG KONG, Nov. 11 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China.com Inc. ("China.com";
Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet
services and online game provider operating principally in China, and an 81%-
owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (Nasdaq: CHINA), today announced its
financial results under HK GAAP for the third quarterly period ended 30th
September 2005. China.com continued profitability on turnover of HK$108
million (under gross presentation), up 24% as compared to Q2 2005.
During the quarter, China.com`s latest online game, "Yulgang", opened its
online store which received excellent market reception. Operated by the
company`s subsidiary, Beijing 17game Network Technology Co. Ltd. ("17game"),
Yulgang has been recognized as one of the most popular new Massive Multi-
players Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs) in China. As of today, its peak
concurrent users and registered users exceeded 250,000 and 10 million
respectively.
Yulgang initiated a distinctive revenue model for MMORPGs in China by
generating revenue through the sales of value-added virtual merchandise and
services through its online game store, rather than charging game users for
time spent. This distinctive billing model has proven to be successful as
demonstrated by the continuous growth in the number of concurrent players.
In a strategic move towards capturing the tremendous opportunities in
China`s online gaming sector, China.com has established a wholly-owned
subsidiary, CDC Games Limited, to hold all of its key assets and investments
related to the online game business. With the anticipated robust growth of
the market, it is expected that online games will continue to be a strong
focus of the company and more resources will be dedicated to this fast-growing
sector.
The company`s MVAS business continued to attain healthy growth in Q3 2005
with a 15% increase in total revenue over Q2 this year. Sequential quarterly
revenue increases in Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS), Interactive Voice
Response (IVR) and Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) were 80%, 61% and 27%
respectively. This growth momentum was driven by the company`s renewed focus
on providing products and services and enhanced marketing support in more
provinces.
During the quarter, the company adopted a focused strategy on cross
selling of its MVAS products and services to selected customer groups across
various platforms. The strategy has resulted in increase in rankings of some
key WAP products on CMCC WAP product listings. As part of its ongoing
initiatives, the company has made tremendous progress in collaborating with
handset vendors to embed its services and products into mobile phones and
expanding its geographical reach at the provincial level. For example, the
company has partnered with China Mobile, China Unicom, CNC and CTC to provide
Personal Handyphone System (PHS), Color Ring Back Tone (CRBT), WAP and IVR
services in over 20 provinces with local connectivity.
China.com`s portal, http://www.china.com , continued to make improvements on
products and services in order to meet increasing customer demand. In the
third quarter, a new Bulletin Board System (BBS) was launched and the portal`s
military channel has become the biggest BBS channel in China. A BLOG system
was also established to further facilitate interactivity among China.com`s
community.
"I am pleased to report another record quarter for China.com. Despite the
challenging and highly competitive business environment, growth of our core
business segments including MVAS and online games remained robust, reflecting
the inherent strength of China.com`s business model," said Rudy Chan, CEO,
China.com Inc.
In recognition of his leading the strong performance of the company, the
board unanimously decided to elevate the company`s President and COO, Albert
Lam to be an executive director, pending regulatory clearance. Chairman of
the Board, Dr. Raymond Ch`ien commented, "We are extremely pleased with
Albert`s accomplishments since joining us and in particular his operational
acumen has brought our MVAS business to exceed its historical highs on an
increasingly diversified non-SMS business."
Ch`ien added, "We feel that Albert with his over 25 years of industry
experience including at senior positions with Motorola and Nortel Networks
will bring an added dimension to our board." China.com Inc. President and
COO, Albert Lam added, "After nearly two years at the company, I am pleased to
be nominated as executive director during a time when the company is
successfully realizing upon various initiatives and has many further
opportunities in front of it."

Notes to the Editors:

-- Starting from 2005, the company has changed the presentation for its
MVAS revenue from a net basis (excluding the portion of the MVAS
revenue paid to the mobile operators) to the gross basis (including
the portion of the MVAS revenue paid to the mobile operators) in
response to the significant changes in the operating process in the
MVAS business in China and to be consistent with the method of
presentation used by the majority of the company`s peers in the MVAS
sector.

-- The information presented in these Financial Results and Business
Highlights should be read in conjunction with the announcement posted
on the website of the Growth Enterprise Market of The Stock Exchange
of Hong Kong Limited.

About China.com Inc.
China.com Inc. (stock code: 8006; website: http://www.inc.china.com ), a leading
Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet services and online game company
operating principally in China, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation
(former chinadotcom corporation) (Nasdaq: CHINA; website:
http://www.cdccorporation.net ), was listed on the GEM of the Stock Exchange of Hong
Kong Limited on March 9, 2000. In December 2000, China.com Inc. was admitted
as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng IT and IT Portfolio Indices.

Safe Harbor Statement
There is no assurance that the current growth of China.com Inc.`s business
can be maintained. The statements in this news release, other than historical
financial information, may contain forward-looking statements that involve
risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from
anticipated results.

[DausendUndMehr]

#50

Danke für die Updates

[chinadotcom]

Info

CDC Corporation`s Mobile Services and Online Gaming Unit, China.com Inc., Announces Appointment of Executive Director
Friday November 18, 11:09 am ET


HONG KONG, and BEIJING, and ATLANTA, Nov. 18 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- China.com Inc. ("China.com"; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet services and online game provider operating principally in China, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (Nasdaq: CHINA), today announced the nomination of Albert Lam as an executive director to the Board, subject to regulatory approval.
ADVERTISEMENT


Albert Lam currently serves as President and Chief Operating Officer of China.com. Albert came to China.com after having been an original architect of its MVAS business at Newpalm (China) Information Technology Co. Ltd., a mobile value-added services provider in China and a wholly-owned subsidiary of China.com since 2001.

Albert has over 24 years of experience in the telecommunications and IT industries in Greater China and North America, of which nearly 20 years were spent in China. Prior to joining China.com, Albert headed the MVAS business in Asia and served in various General Manager positions during his seven years at Motorola. In addition, he spent 13 years in various management roles with Nortel Networks and General Electric.

Given his strong ties with industry participants including the telecom operators in China, Albert was instrumental in navigating China.com through relatively challenging times particularly with various obstacles within the MVAS business. Today, China.com`s results are the strongest that they have ever been both in terms of financial results as well as a diversified revenue base. The online games initiative continues to grow, the portal continues to hit key operational matrices and the MVAS business has undergone three sequential quarters of double-digit percentage revenue growth and has progressively diversified away from SMS revenues to a point where revenues from advanced mobile products such as MMS or WAP represent 60% of total MVAS revenue.

Commenting on the nomination, Mr. Steven Chan, Acting CEO of CDC Corporation, said, "I am delighted to have an executive with Albert`s impressive credentials join the China.com Board. Albert brings with him many years of China-based operating experience and a track record of delivering outstanding performance in a highly competitive global industry, which will be of great value."

"After nearly two years with the company, I am pleased to be nominated as Executive Director at such a pivotal moment. China.com has proved itself to be a dynamic player in the fast-moving MVAS and online gaming marketplace in China and has established such a strong competitive position. I look forward to working closer with our board and team to grow and lead the company as it achieves its goals in 2005 and beyond," said Albert Lam, President and Chief Operating Officer, China.com.

[chinadotcom]

Die Ergebnisse der Mutter kommen am Mittwoch, den 23.11.2005. Vielleicht gibt es Infos zum Nasdaq Listing

[chinadotcom]

STATISTICS [more in STATISTICS]
Yulgang Reports New Record PCU

17game, 8006.HK, Chinadotcom, Online Game, Yulgang
Posted by: EricWan on Nov 18 | 16:11
Editorial Summary
China.com`s (8006.HK) online game subsidiary 17game announced on Thursday that the company`s free online game Yulgang topped 300,000 peak concurrent players on Thursday afternoon. According to 17game, Yulgang has over 26 million registered accounts. 17game opened another server farm for the game on Friday. The farm has two server groups and has a capacity of 80,000 peak concurrent players.

[biglebovsky]

Ganz gute Zahlen von China.com:

China.com Inc. Q3 2005 Financial and Operational Highlights (under Hong Kong GAAP):
- Total revenue was HK$108 million (Approx. US$13.8 million), an increase of 24% when compared to Q2 2005
- Gross profit was HK$62 million (Approx. US$7.9 million), an increase of HK$45 million when compared to Q2 2005
- Net income was HK$5 million (Approx. US$0.6 million) an increase of HK$2 million when compared to Q2 2005, representing a significant increase of 143%
- Online game revenue reached almost HK$16 million (Approx. US$2.0 million). "Yulgang" peak concurrent users surged to a record high of over 250,000
- Mobile Value Added Services ("MVAS") revenue recorded double digit percentage sequential growth for the third consecutive quarter

Die ganzen Q3 Zahlen gibt es unter http://www.inc.china.com/admin/upload/ir/gem_filings/ea05111…

sieht eigentlich ganz gut aus und die Aktie reagiert schon.

Gruß
biglebovsky

[biglebovsky]

Ich versuchs nochmal, irgendwie hat WO nen Hänger:


China.com Inc. Q3 2005 Financial and Operational Highlights (under Hong Kong GAAP):
- Total revenue was HK$108 million (Approx. US$13.8 million), an increase of 24% when compared to Q2 2005
- Gross profit was HK$62 million (Approx. US$7.9 million), an increase of HK$45 million when compared to Q2 2005
- Net income was HK$5 million (Approx. US$0.6 million) an increase of HK$2 million when compared to Q2 2005, representing a significant increase of 143%
- Online game revenue reached almost HK$16 million (Approx. US$2.0 million). "Yulgang" peak concurrent users surged to a record high of over 250,000
- Mobile Value Added Services ("MVAS") revenue recorded double digit percentage sequential growth for the third consecutive quarter


Den gesamten Bericht gibt es unter http://www.inc.china.com/admin/upload/ir/gem_filings/ea05111…

Gruß
biglebovsky

[biglebovsky]

Noch ein paar Details zum Aktienrückkauf von CCD:

AP
CDC Approves $20 Million Buyback Plan
Thursday November 10, 11:58 am ET
CDC Corp. Board Approves $20 Million Share Repurchase Program

NEW YORK (AP) -- CDC Corp., a Hong Kong-based provider of enterprise software, said Thursday that its board approved a $20 million stock repurchase program to replace its prior $20 million buyback plan.

The company said that repurchases will be made using its cash resources, and are intended to mitigate the dilutive effect of stock options. CDC also said that the repurchases may be reserved for later reissue in connection with employee benefit plans and other general corporate purposes.

As of Oct. 31, the Company had about 111 million shares outstanding.

Shares of CDC added 7 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $3.39 in midday trading on the Nasdaq.

[DausendUndMehr]

[chinadotcom]

Hallo zusammen.

Zum Jahresabschluss wollte ich mich nochmal melden. Zur Zeit gibt es gerade bei CDC interessante Neuigkeiten. Vielleich kommt China.com über Umwege an die Börse.

Mal abwarten.

Für das Jahr 2006 erwarte ich mir deutlich mehr Unternehmensnachrichten mit ansteigenden Kursen und einem Börsengang von China.com.

Auch habe ich mir vorgenommen, hier aktiver zu posten. Vielleicht bekommen wir ja die Gemeinde doch einmal in einem Thread zusammen.

Schönes neues Jahr.

CHINA

[chinadotcom]

Einen Guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr und viel Erfolg für 2006 wünscht Euch

China

[Rhum56]

[posting]19.459.563 von chinadotcom am 30.12.05 16:08:08[/posting]Finde es garnicht so schlecht, wenn es verschiedene Threads gibt, auch wenn manchmal ein wert exklusiv behandelt wird.

Guten Rutsch!

[chinadotcom]

Morgen gibt es bei der Mutter (CDC) eine Pressekonferenz. Vielleicht erfahren wir hier etwas neues über die geplante Strategie. Vielleicht sind wir dann deutlich schneller an der Börse, als gedacht.

Mal abwarten.


Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

Langsam nehmen wir wieder Fahrt auf. 0,57 HKD bei rd. 12 Mio gehandelter Aktien.

[chinadotcom]

Die guten Nachrichten verdichten sich. Doppelt so viel traffic auf unserer Seite wie vor einem Jahr.
Hört sich nicht schlecht an.

0,58 hkd

[DausendUndMehr]

[Stiergelb]

Hallo wo findet man denn nun China Com (Hongkong) jetzt
im Vidiotext? oder wird die Aktie womöglich ganz ver-
schwinden dann ist alles kaputt.Die große China com
geht ab und die kleine steht immer gleich .Was soll
man Deiner Meinung tun?

[chinadotcom]

Info zu unserer Aktie

Tai Fook Research keeps buy on China.com (8006.HK [News / Quote]) after it releases operating metric for its MMORPG Yulgang, which largely in line with Tai Fook`s expectations, `generally confirm the popularity of Yulgang`. Says at this stage, release of QQ Fantasy by Tencent (0700.HK [News / Quote]) has not impeded growth of China.com`s flagship MMORPG. Will be looking for clues of new online game products in FY05 results expected in March. Expects FY05 net profit of HK$41.6 million, FY06`s at HK$127 million with FY contribution from Yulgang, stabilizing MVAS sector. Targets stock at HK$0.85 in 12 months; shares down 3% at HK$0.65. (CNG) Contact us in Hong Kong. 852 2802 7002; [e-mail]

[chinadotcom]

@ stiergelb

Es tut mir leid, ich kann Dir keine VT Seite nennen.

Im Netz unter Comdirekt, oder auf der Homepage von China.com gibt es immer aktuelle Kurse.

Zu Deiner Frage: Ich würde auch bei China.com investiert bleiben.

Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

Interview mit Herrn Chan. Er strebt ein Listing in NY in diesem Jahr an. Späterer Spinn Off wird in Aussicht gestellt.

[chinadotcom]

In den nächsten 2 Wochen sollten die zahlen kommen.Dann geht es mit unserer Aktie wieder aufwärts.

Bis dahin sollte der Kurs seitwärts tendieren.

[DausendUndMehr]

[chinadotcom]

China.com vows building up WVAS business

Wednesday, February 22, 2006 19:46 ET

BEIJING, Feb 23, 2006 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- China.com Inc., a subsidiary company of CDC Corp. (NASDAQ:CHINA), vows to become one of the three largest WAVS (wireless value-added service) portals in China, Steven Chan, acting CEO of CDC was quoted recently by media as saying.

So far, China.com has launched cooperation with China Mobile and China Unicom, China`s mobile telecommunication duopolists, on providing services of short message, multimedia message, wireless Internet access, and interactive tone response system.

"We are seeking opportunities to integrate the market and hope to achieve the goal this year," said Chan. He expected the company`s revenue to double within a couple of years by merging other companies.

[chinadotcom]

Wir warten auf die Zahlen. Ansonsten richtungsloser Handel. Vielleicht ist die Konferenz bei PIPER heute abend gut für einen Kursanstieg am 01.03.2006.

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Sunday , March 05, 2006 20:57 ET

BEIJING, Mar 6, 2006 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Cell phone will replace MP3 as a popular music terminal, and 2006 will see the rise of cell phone music, says Lin Weijun, CEO of China.com (NASDAQ:CHINA), at a new- record introduction ceremony held by record company EMI and China Mobile (NYSE: CHL).

Newpalm (China) Information Technology (NIT), a subsidiary of China.com, and China Mobile, are EMI`s cooperators in issuing the record, particularly in form of wireless access.

Users could access the record through a music site provided by China Mobile and powered by NIT and download music to their cell phones.

China.com considered cell phone the "fifth medium" after newspaper, radio, TV and Internet. Its potential market will have " ever-increasing" users and "richer value-added services." Enditem (?)

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China.com and ProAdvertising Join Forces to Launch Italy.China.com
New Website Brings Trendy News and Latest Information of the World`s Leading Fashionable Country to Chinese Community
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ATLANTA, March 16, 2006 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- China.com Inc. ("China.com"; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), a Mobile Value Added Services (MVAS), Internet services and online game provider operating principally in China, and an 81%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINA : cdc corp shs a
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CHINA4.28, -0.06, -1.4%) , today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with ProAdvertising, a leading online advertising agency in Italy, to launch Italy.China.com. The new website will offer the Chinese community instant access to a wide range of information related to Italy in their own language and create an effective channel for Italian companies to promote their products in China.
Under the agreement, China.com will host and manage the website and ProAdvertising will provide exclusive content featuring Italian fashion, music, travel, soccer and cuisine. In addition, specific content will be offered to the China.com MVAS customers through short messaging services (SMS), wireless application protocol (WAP), multimedia messaging services (MMS) and interactive voice response (IVR). With its established network in Europe, ProAdvertising will focus on securing advertisers and sponsors for the website.
ProAdvertising has an in-depth understanding of the China market and its Internet development. Following an intensive period of business development in China, ProAdvertising formed a strategic partnership with China.com, citing its unique URL named after the world`s fastest growing economy and its broad user base with over 6 million daily visitors.
"China.com is one of the most valuable URLs in the world. We are confident that we have found an ideal partner to build the best gateway for the Chinese community accessing various information on Italy ranging from general cultures, business information to market trends, and to offer an effective promotional platform for our customers wishing to enter the China market," said Carlo Brizi, Business Director, ProAdvertising.
"In the mind of many Chinese people, Italy is a country of fantasies. We are extremely pleased with our strategic partnership with ProAdvertising. The new Italy.China.com will offer a fantasy world of information to Chinese Internet users, as well as a platform for Italian businesses to reach Chinese consumers," said Xiaowei Chen, General Manager, China.com Inc. "The significance of this can be compared to a virtual trip by Marco Polo."
"This partnership further solidifies China.com`s long-term strategy of leveraging its portal platform to extend geographical reach, expand user base and promote various product offerings within the company," said Albert Lam, CEO, China.com Inc. "We are in the process of launching similar websites for other countries or geographic regions and opening up more effective promotional channels for global businesses to tap into the massive market of China."
The launch of Italy.China.com coincides with "The Year of Italy in China", a major cultural exchange program jointly organized by China and Italy in 2006. Throughout the year, China.com will organize a series of online and offline activities to support this initiative and promote the Italian cultures in China.

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CHINA.COM<08006> - Suspension of Trading

At the request of China.com Inc. (the "Company") trading in its shares
has been suspended with effect from 2:30 p.m. today (20/3/2006) pending
the release of a formal announcement in respect of a discloseable
transaction of the Company involving the issue of new shares as part of
the consideration for the transaction.

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Jetzt ist unsere Aktie schon den dritten Tag ausgesetzt.

Was braut sich da zusammen?

Morgen sollen die Zahlen kommen.

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Da ist die NEWS

CDC Games Increases Its Shareholding in 17game to 100%

Mar 23, 2006 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- First Step of Building Critical Mass for CDC Games to be an Independent
Standalone Company

HONG KONG and BEIJING and ATLANTA, March 23 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CDC Games Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of China.com Inc, a business unit of CDC Corporation (CHINACHINA
announced that it has increased its shareholding of Beijing 17game Network Technology Co., Ltd. ("17game" from 48% to 100%.
CDC Games will purchase a total of 52% of 17game, in the form of 27% cash and 73% restricted shares of China.com for a total purchase price of US$18 million. The share consideration will vest over the next two years. The founders of 17game will remain with the company and will continue to work with China.com\'s management team to expand the online game business and drive synergy between it and China.com\'s other operating units.
17game is a leading massive multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG) provider with a robust track record in launching and distributing successful online games for the China market. Its latest online game, Yulgang, was one of the fastest-growing MMORPGs in China in 2005. The game was noted by 17173.com as the second most popular MMORPG among over 50 new online games launched in China in 2005 and also named by China e-Game Industry Association as the most innovative game of 2005.
Yulgang pioneered the "free-to-play and pay-for-virtual merchandise" business model for MMORPGs in China and set the ever increasing trend for the move to this business model by other leading online games companies in China. Since its commercial launch in July 2005, Yulgang\'s subscribers have increased to approximately 15 million as at the end of Q4 2005. Peak concurrent users surpassed 260,000 in Q4 2005, representing an increase of 38.9% from Q3 2005, with average concurrent users per day of 162,000 in Q4 2005, up 33.9% from 121,000 in Q3 2005. The average number of virtual merchandises sold per day was 28,000 in Q4 FY2005, up 65% from 17,000 in Q3 FY2005. Further, there are 36 server groups throughout China in Q4 FY2005 supporting the company\'s online games, up 33% from 27 server groups in Q3 FY2005.
The success of Yulgang continues to grow in February 2006, with net revenues of approximately RMB14.6 million (US$1.8 million), representing an increase of 43% over the previous month. The average amount of virtual merchandises sold per day was approximately RMB516,000 (US$63,700), up 54% over the previous month. As of early March 2006, Yulgang recorded over 300,000 peak concurrent users representing a 15.4% increase from 260,000 in Q4 2005 and 19 million registered users up 26.7% from 15 million as at the end of Q4 2005. Yulgang has enjoyed an operating profit of approximately 25% for the past 2 quarters.
The increase of China.com\'s ownership in 17game to 100% is a natural extension of a successful partnership the two companies have forged to deliver the best online gaming experience to their customers. The acquisition is expected to facilitate China.com\'s integration of its online game business with the existing portal and MVAS units, and solidify China.com\'s position as one of the leading MMORPG operators in China.
"We are extremely pleased with the promising results the 17game team has delivered with the strong performance of Yulgang over the past months. We are delighted to bring 17game fully under the China.com family through our increased ownership. This acquisition demonstrates our commitment to the rapidly growing online gaming market in China and is just another step in our aggressive growth strategy to build CDC Games into the market leader for online and mobile games in China," said Albert Lam, CEO of China.com Inc.
17game will be operated under CDC Games Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of China.com which was created in 2005 as part of China.com\'s strategic review, to hold all of its assets and strategic alliances related to online and mobile games. In the next year, CDC Games plans to widen its market coverage through penetration into China\'s secondary cities, build a broader portfolio of games and selectively acquire synergistic and earnings accretive gaming companies in China. CDC Games will aim for double-digit growth by both leveraging Yulgang\'s growing base of 19 million registered users and its extensive national coverage and support infrastructure of 36 server groups for organic growth while employing its strong cash position to make targeted acquisitions. CDC Games are currently in discussions with several MMORPG and casual game companies in China. Mr. Lam states "We believe that this acquisition represents the first step of building critical mass for CDC Games and will enhance its competitive position.

We hope to spin off CDC Games as an independent standalone company focused on the fast growing online games market in China to unlock value for our shareholders."

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China.com's (8006) Yulgang concurrent users >330K in Q1
2006/04/21 09:25

(Infocast News) China.com Inc (8006) announced that its massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), Yulgang, surpassed 330,000 peak concurrent users in the first quarter of fiscal 2006, representing an increase of 27% over the previous quarter.

Other key quarterly metrics for Yulgang include:

-- Average concurrent users per day numbered 182,000 in the first quarter of fiscal 2006, up 12% from 162,000 in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2005
-- Registered users totaled 22 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2006, up 47% from 15 million in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2005
-- Average virtual merchandise sold per day amounted to 82,000 units in the first quarter of fiscal 2006, up 190% from 28,000 units in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2005
-- Server groups throughout China supporting Yulgang and the company's other online games numbered 43, up 19% from 36 server groups in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2005

Albert Lam, CEO of China.com, said that with China.com's recent consolidation of the entire operation of Yulgang under the China.com family, the group will aggressively strive to grow its online game business by leveraging its existing resources at the MVAS and portal units, widening its market coverage into the secondary cities and selectively acquiring synergistic and earnings accretive gaming companies in China.

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CDC Corporation's Mobile Value Added Services and Online Gaming Unit, China.com Inc., Reports Q1 2006 Revenues Up 72% and Net Income Up 51% As Compared With Q1 2005
Q1 2006 Financial and operational highlights for China.com Inc. (under Hong Kong GAAP): - Total revenue was HK$130 million (Approx. US$ 16.7 million), up 72% year-on-year and 11% quarter-on-quarter - Gross Profit was HK$78 million (Approx. US$ 10.0 million), up 89% year-on-year and 5% quarter-on-quarter - Net income was HK$8.5 million (Approx. US$1.1 million), up 51% from HK$5.6 million (Approx. US$ 717,900) in Q1 2005 - Yulgang surpassed 330,000 peak concurrent users and 22 million registered users. The online game subsidiary of China.com Inc. contributed nearly HK$40 million (Approx. US$5.1 million) in revenues and continued to be the key growth driver
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"In Q1 2006, we achieved excellent results across our core business units. While online game business was a particularly strong driver, our China.com portal continued to play a strategic role in enhancing our brand value," said Albert Lam, Chief Executive Officer of China.com. "During the quarter, we also achieved our goal of transforming our mobile services and applications business unit from a SMS focused service provider to one with a balanced portfolio of SMS and advanced mobile products."
Online Games
In Q1 2006, Yulgang continued to achieve new milestones and sustain strong growth momentum. Peak concurrent users for Yulgang surpassed 330,000, representing a quarter-on-quarter increase of 27%. Registered users exceeded 22 million in Q1 2006, up 47% quarter-on-quarter. Server groups throughout China supporting Yulgang and the company's other online games numbered 43, up 19% quarter-on-quarter. Compared to Q4 2005, the online game revenue increased by 59% to nearly HK$40 million (Approx. US$ 5.1 million) in Q1 2006.
During the quarter, China.com increased its shareholding in 17game from 48% to 100%. 17game is a leading massive multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG) provider with a proven track record in launching and distributing successful online games for the China market, including Yulgang.
Portal
In Q1 2006, the China.com portal clearly listed four strategic focus areas: (1) build China.com's Chinese website as a portal for Chinese professionals; (2) build China.com's English channel as the world's gateway to China; (3) leverage the value of China.com's URL and establish services in City.China.com, Country.China.com and Brand.China.com; (4) prepare for launch of new products and services to existing enterprise clients, such as Software as a Service (SaaS).
In achieving the first two goals, the China.com portal reformatted its homepage, launched a Lifestyle channel and revamped its English channel in Q1 2006. These initiatives have been well-received by the China.com users and its unique Luxury sub-channel has already generated over 800,000 daily page views.
As for the development of Country.China.com services, the China.com portal has established strategic partnership with ProAdvertising, an Italian online advertisement company, by jointly launching Italy.China.com. The new website provides Chinese Internet users with the latest Italian content in fashion, music, tourism, football and gourmet cooking, and serves as a gateway for Italian and other European businesses to enter the China market.
To further build entertainment content suited for well-educated Chinese professionals, the China.com portal formed a production team comprising former CCTV editors, writers and producers. The newly and uniquely produced "The Real Show" will be launched in May, which is expected to attract a new group of online audience, reinforce China.com's brand equity, and further position the China.com portal as a major content source for the imminent mobile 3G era.
Mobile Value Added Services
In Q1 2006, total mobile services and applications revenues was HK$69 million (Approx. US$ 8.8 million), representing 53% of the company's total revenue. Wireless application protocol (WAP) revenue grew by 36% on a quarter-on-quarter basis, driven by the company's aggressive marketing and promotional activities.
During the quarter, China.com achieved a more balanced revenue mix from its mobile services and applications. Revenue contribution of short messaging services (SMS), WAP, interactive voice response (IVR) and multimedia messaging services (MMS) represented 36%, 30%, 23% and 11% respectively, comparing to 56%, 20%, 17% and 7% respectively in Q1 2005. In addition, the company signed a number of exclusive contracts with music companies to offer some of the hottest music albums of pop singers to its users.
"I am very pleased with the strong profit and organic revenue growth we have achieved in our mobile and online gaming unit in the first quarter," said Peter Yip, Executive Vice Chairman and CEO of CDC Corporation. "I am particularly delighted with the positioning of the portal, www.china.com, as the world's gateway into China as well as serving as a platform for launching SaaS for our CDC Software business in China in July."
Mr. Yip continued, "We look to derive additional synergies between our two core business units while evaluating options that aggressively unlock shareholder value which could include a carve-out or spin-off, positioning each business as a "pure play" in their respective industries."
Notes to the Editor:
-- Starting from 2005, China.com changed the presentation of its MVAS
revenue from a net basis (excluding the portion of the MVAS revenue
paid to the mobile operators) to the gross basis (including the portion
of the MVAS revenue paid to the mobile operators) in response to
significant changes in operating processes in China's MVAS business and
to be consistent with the method of presentation used by the majority
of the company's peers in the MVAS sector.

-- The information presented in these Financial Results and Business
Highlights should be read in conjunction with the announcement posted
on the website of the Growth Enterprise Market of The Stock Exchange of
Hong Kong Limited ( www.hkgem.com ).

-- For reference only: Currency exchange rate for the Hong Kong Dollar to
the US Dollar: HK$7.8 = US$ 1.

-- Hong Kong GAAP differs in certain significant respects from US GAAP.
The financial results presented above have not been reconciled to US
GAAP.

-- China.com Inc. consolidates the online games business under Hong Kong
GAAP and it is reported as a segment in the unit's financial
statements. However, the parent, CDC Corporation, currently accounts
for the online games business using the equity method, and the business
is not currently reported as a segment in CDC Corporation's financial
statements.

-- In late March, China.com acquired the remaining portion of the parent
of Beijing 17game Network Technology Co Limited ("17game") for cash and
shares. Issuance of those shares diluted CDC Corporation's interest
from 81% to 77%.

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China.com Reports Q1 Results
May 10, 2006

CDC Corporation's (CHINA) China.com has announced its Hong Kong GAAP financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2006.

In Q1 2006, China.com's online game Yulgang continued to achieve new milestones and sustain strong growth momentum. Peak concurrent users for Yulgang surpassed 330,000, representing a quarter-on-quarter increase of 27%.

Registered users exceeded 22 million in Q1 2006, up 47% quarter-on-quarter. Server groups throughout China supporting Yulgang and the company's other online games numbered 43, up 19% quarter-on-quarter. Compared to Q4 2005, the online game revenue increased by 59% to nearly HK$40 million in Q1 2006.

During the quarter, China.com increased its shareholding in 17game from 48% to 100%. 17game is a leading massive multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPG) provider with a proven track record in launching and distributing successful online games for the China market, including Yulgang.

In Q1 2006, the China.com portal clearly listed four strategic focus areas: build China.com's Chinese website as a portal for Chinese professionals; build China.com's English channel as the world's gateway to China; leverage the value of China.com's URL and establish services in City.China.com, Country.China.com and Brand.China.com; prepare for launch of new products and services to existing enterprise clients, such as Software as a Service.

In achieving the first two goals, the China.com portal reformatted its homepage, launched a Lifestyle channel and revamped its English channel in Q1 2006. These initiatives have been well-received by the China.com users and its unique Luxury sub-channel has already generated over 800,000 daily page views.

As for the development of Country.China.com services, the China.com portal has established strategic partnership with ProAdvertising, an Italian online advertisement company, by jointly launching Italy.China.com. The new website provides Chinese Internet users with the latest Italian content in fashion, music, tourism, football and gourmet cooking, and serves as a gateway for Italian and other European businesses to enter the China market.

To further build entertainment content suited for well-educated Chinese professionals, the China.com portal formed a production team comprising former CCTV editors, writers and producers. The newly and uniquely produced "The Real Show" will be launched in May, which is expected to attract a new group of online audience, reinforce China.com's brand equity, and further position the China.com portal as a major content source for the imminent mobile 3G era.

"In Q1 2006, we achieved excellent results across our core business units. While online game business was a particularly strong driver, our China.com portal continued to play a strategic role in enhancing our brand value," said Albert Lam, Chief Executive Officer of China.com. "During the quarter, we also achieved our goal of transforming our mobile services and applications business unit from a SMS focused service provider to one with a balanced portfolio of SMS and advanced mobile products."

In Q1 2006, total mobile services and applications revenues was HK$69 million, representing 53% of the company's total revenue. Wireless application protocol (WAP) revenue grew by 36% on a quarter-on-quarter basis, driven by the company's aggressive marketing and promotional activities.

During the quarter, China.com achieved a more balanced revenue mix from its mobile services and applications. Revenue contribution of short messaging services (SMS), WAP, interactive voice response (IVR) and multimedia messaging services (MMS) represented 36%, 30%, 23% and 11% respectively, comparing to 56%, 20%, 17% and 7% respectively in Q1 2005. In addition, the company signed a number of exclusive contracts with music companies to offer some of the hottest music albums of pop singers to its users.

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China.com profits from online games
www.chinaview.cn 2006-05-10 10:51:50

BEIJING, May 10 -- China.com will spend 30 per cent of its 2006 revenue to market its online games.

The CEO of the Beijing-based provider of mobile value-added and Internet services and online games, Albert Lam, said yesterday: "Our online game business has not reached its peak and we expect it to keep growing rapidly in the next few years."

China.com's online game revenue increased 59 per cent in the first quarter of 2006, to reach HK$40 million, boosted mainly by the successful launch and operation of "Yulgang".

The second most popular multiplayer online role-playing game (MORPG) on the mainland in 2005, "Yulgang" had more than 330,000 peak concurrent and 22 million registered users in the first quarter of 2006, that is, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 27 per cent and 47 per cent, respectively.

China.com General Manager Chen Xiaowei said he wanted the company's online games turnover to exceed 31 per cent of the total in the second quarter of 2006, after it jumped 10 per cent over 2005 fourth quarter to reach 31 per cent in the last quarter.

The company will strengthen its portal business by globalizing its website and building it into one that especially suits well-educated professionals.

Chen said China.com had revamped its English channel to better facilitate information exchange and sharing between people living on and outside the mainland.

To serve the highly-educated professionals better, the company will start a new online programme called "The Real Show" this month, Chen said.

"It is a custom-made programme for them and our investment in it is estimated to reach HK$7.8 million, the biggest ever this year in the company's portal section," Chen added.

Recording gains in all its business sections, China.com saw its total revenue reach HK$130 million in the first quarter of 2006, up 72 per cent year-on-year and 11 per cent quarter-on-quarter.

And its net profit climbed to HK$8.5 million, up 51 per cent over the first quarter of 2005.

Driven by its strong performance in the first quarter, China.com's share price increased by 1.96 per cent to close at HK$0.52 yesterday.

(Source: China Daily)
Editor: Yan Zhonghua

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China.com says plans to spin off 17game unit
Fri Jul 21, 2006 2:10am ET
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HONG KONG, July 21 (Reuters) - China.com Inc. (8006.HK: Quote, Profile, Research), majority owned by software company CDC Corp. (CHINA.O: Quote, Profile, Research), plans to spin off gaming subsidiary 17game but has made no decision as to where or when, a company official said on Friday, playing down media reports it will list the unit abroad next year.

Chinese media reported on Friday that China.com would list 17game in the United Kingdom next February.

"CDC, our parent company, has mentioned we have plans to spin off the game unit. But no final decision has been made," a China.com official said, declining to elaborate.

The reason for choosing the United Kingdom was because rivals Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd. (SNDA.O: Quote, Profile, Research) and The9 Ltd. (NCTY.O: Quote, Profile, Research) were both listed on the Nasdaq, limiting the amount of funds that 17game could raise there, the reports said.



17game would license one game each from South Korea, Japan and a western country, they said without elaborating.

The company currently operates online role-playing game Yulgang, which was developed by a South Korean company.

The game was operated under a free-to-play model and had hit 330,000 peak concurrent players, it added.

Shares in China.com fell 1.1 percent on Friday morning to HK$0.445, lagging a 0.27 percent drop on the benchmark Hang Seng Index <.HSI>.

China's online game market has grown rapidly over the last few years and was worth an estimated $600 million last year. It is expected to grow to over $750 million this year as its audience swells, according to some analyst estimates.

But the nature of the market -- where a single hit or dud can make or break a company -- has also meant that firms trying to build themselves into a diversified media company can fall as quickly as they rise.

Shanda, China's number-two online game operator, saw its profit plunge 95 percent in the first quarter as the popularity of its flagship game The Legend of Mir II dimmed.

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Das ist schon der 2 Tag, an dem China.com ausgesetzt ist.

Mal sehen, was kommt.

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07.08.2006
China.com vermeldet Akquisition

HONGKONG - China.com Inc., eine Tochtergesellschaft der CDC Corp. (Nasdaq: CHINA, WKN: A0EAKF), gab am heutigen Montag den Kauf von zwei weiteren Unternehmen zum Preis von insgesamt 25,4 Mio. US-Dollar bekannt.

Bei den Unternehmen handelt es sich um die in Peking ansässige TimeHeart Information Technology Ltd. sowie um TimeHeart Science Technology Ltd. Beide Gesellschaften sind Anbieter von Value-Added Services im Mobilfunkbereich und gehörten zur Holding Fresh Earn Holdings Ltd. China.Com verspricht sich von der Übernahme eine Ausweitung des eigenen Produktsortimentes sowie die Möglichkeit des Eintritts in neue Geschäftssegmente. Die Unternehmen sollen in CDC Mobile Media Corp. (CMMC), eine Tochtergesellschaft von China.com, integriert werden. Die Akquisition werde per Barzahlung sowie Ausgabe von CMMC-Aktienanteilen vonstatten gehen. Später sollen auch noch Anteile an China.com hinzukommen, wenn es zu einem Börsengang des Unternehmens kommt. In Insiderkreisen heißt es, dass der amerikanische Börsenauftritt noch in diesem Jahr erfolgen könne.


Erst kürzlich gab die CDC Corp. die vorläufigen Zahlen für das zweite Quartal 2006 bekannt. Der Umsatz soll demnach zwischen 74,7 Mio. und 75,8 Mio. US-Dollar liegen, was einen Anstieg um rund 16 Prozent im Vergleich zum Vorjahr bedeuten würde. Es wird ein Nettogewinn von neun bis 9,5 Mio. Dollar erwartet, damit läge das Ergebnis des ersten Quartals 2006 um 67 Prozent über dem Vorjahreszeitraum. Die endgültigen Ergebnisse für das zweite Quartal 2006 werden am 21. August dieses Jahres veröffentlicht. (grh/kat/rem)

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CDC Corporation's Online Gaming and Mobile Services Unit, China.com Inc., Reports Solid Growth in Revenue and Net Profit for the Second Quarter of 2006
Online Game, Yulgang, Continues its Outstanding Performance with Quarterly Revenue Growth of 52% and Registered Users Exceeding 30 million
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HONG KONG and BEIJING, Aug 11, 2006 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- China.com Inc.'s financial and operational highlights for the three months ended 30 June, 2006:
-- Total revenue was HK$150 million (US$ 19.2 million), up 72%
year-on-year
-- Gross profit was HK$91 million (US$ 11.7 million), up 103% year-on-year
-- Profit attributable to equity shareholders was HK$17.8 million (US$ 2.3
million), up 772% year-on-year. 25th consecutive quarter of
profitability
-- Continued to be operating cashflow positive, balance sheet position
remains strong, with over HK$954 million (US$ 122.3 million) in net
cash and cash equivalents
-- Yulgang surpassed 348,000 peak concurrent users and 30 million
registered users. The online games business unit contributed HK$61
million (US$ 7.8 million) in revenues


China.com Inc. ("China.com" or "the Company"; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), an online game, Mobile Value Added Services ("MVAS") and Internet services provider operating principally in China, and a 77%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINACHINA
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) , today announced its financial results for the three months ended 30 June, 2006. During the period, the Company recorded total revenue of HK$150 million (US$ 19.2 million), representing an increase of 72% over the same period last year, while gross profit was HK$91 million (US$ 11.7 million), up 103%. Profit attributable to equity shareholders was HK$17.8 million (US$ 2.3 million), up 772% from Q2 2005. This is the 25th consecutive quarter since the Company's initial public offering in March of 2000 that the Company has shown a profit attributable to equity shareholders. Balance sheet position remained strong with net cash and interest-bearing securities at over HK$954 million (US$ 122.3 million) as of 30 June 2006.
Dr. Raymond Ch'ien, CDC Corporation's Chairman and Chairman of the Board for China.com said, "I am pleased with the substantial progress made by the company's online gaming and mobile services unit during the second quarter of 2006. We achieved new milestones across all key businesses within the unit, especially CDC Games, whose outstanding performance consistently exceeded our expectations. We appreciate that challenges lie ahead with the recent and imminent regulatory changes in the MVAS and online games sectors and we are committed to work even harder to offset any short term effects on performance and to continue our success in the vast and growing markets of China."
CDC Games
CDC Games became the 100% owner of 17game, the operator of Yulgang, at the end of Q1 2006 and began full consolidation of 17game's revenue in the second quarter. The online games business continued to deliver robust results with games revenues increasing by 52% to HK$61 million (US$ 7.8 million) in Q2 2006.
CDC Games is one of the market leaders of online and mobile games in China as demonstrated by its strong growth momentum and financial performance. During the quarter, Yulgang, one of its latest online games, continued to deliver outstanding performance with registered users exceeding 30 million, up 36% from the previous quarter and the average concurrent players for Yulgang surpassing 242,000, up 34% from Q1.
CDC Games has delivered solid quarter-over-quarter improvements in several important operational metrics. In addition, CDC Games is exploring opportunities for additional revenue sources and has recently started to partner with the sales force of the China.com Portal to sell ads on the games portal.
Leveraging the momentum and enormous customer base generated by Yulgang, the Company plans to build a broader portfolio of games and to selectively acquire synergistic and earnings accretive gaming companies in China. Following the success of Yulgang, CDC Games has licensed two additional online games with a "free-to-play" business model. Negotiations for another game are ongoing which the Company hopes to complete by the end of Q3 2006. The Company plans to grow organically by taking advantage of its extensive national coverage, dynamic user profile and strong registered user base while making selected acquisitions using its strong cash position. The Company will also continue to evaluate various potential means to unlock shareholders' value which may include a potential spin-off or carve-out of CDC Games.
China.com Portal
In Q2, the Company continues to strengthen China.com portal's position as one of the preferred websites for Chinese professionals by enhancing content in the lifestyle, career, entertainment, technology and health channels. In May, the portal launched China's first online comic news show, "The Straight Show," which has been very popular among Chinese Internet users. This program is also positioned to be a platform for interactive online video and delivering mobile video content.
In addition, the portal entered into a number of strategic partnerships with leading global companies such as Google and Amazon to further enhance its search capabilities, content and services during the quarter. These partnerships have also assisted the portal in monetizing its fast growing page views.
During the quarter, the portal continued to explore opportunities for synergy and cooperation with its sister companies in the CDC family. This included partnering with CDC Software to offer Software as a Service ("SaaS") products through its robust nationwide network and leveraging its broad advertising sales force to sell advertisements for CDC Games' portal.
"While we are encouraged by the continuing success of our existing operations, we are excited at the prospects for tremendous growth for our new products and services such as "The Straight Show" and SaaS," said Dr. Chen Xiaowei, Chief Financial Officer of China.com.
CDC Mobile
During the quarter, the mobile services and applications business continued to attain healthy growth and a more balanced revenue mix. Total revenue increased 6% quarter on quarter fueled by the growth of 2.5G services. The Company's wireless application protocol ("WAP") and multimedia messaging services ("MMS") both recorded 27% quarter on quarter revenue gains.
Executive Appointments
On 3 August, Mr. Peter Yip was re-designated as an executive director and appointed as acting chief executive officer of China.com Inc. Mr. Yip was a founder of the Company and also serves as the chief executive officer of CDC Corporation, the 77% majority shareholder of the Company.
In addition, Dr. Chen Xiaowei has been appointed as an executive director, compliance officer and authorized representative of the Company in addition to her current role as Chief Financial Officer of the Company.
Notes to the Reader

-- Hong Kong GAAP differs in certain significant respects from US GAAP.
The financial results presented above have not been reconciled to US
GAAP.
-- This press release should be read in conjunction with the announcement
posted on the website of the Growth Enterprise Market of The Stock
Exchange of Hong Kong Limited ( www.hkgem.com ).
-- For reference only: Currency exchange rate for the Hong Kong Dollar to
the US Dollar: HK$7.8 = US$ 1.

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CHINA.COM & GOOGLE

CDC Corporation's Online Gaming, Mobile Applications and Internet Services Unit, China.com Inc Forms Strategic Partnership With Google

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BEIJING, Aug 17, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- China.com Inc. ("China.com" or "the Company"; Hong Kong Stock Code: 8006), an online game, Mobile Value Added Services and Internet services provider operating principally in China, and a 77 percent-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINACHINA
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Under the agreement, Google will provide search engine technology for China.com to support searches of its English and traditional Chinese content by its users in Greater China. Since its inception as one of China's first Internet portals, China.com has evolved to become the preferred portal of choice among Chinese professionals. Leveraging on its unique and valuable URL and the attractive demographics of its core user base, China.com has launched a group of websites focused on various countries and regions to help global businesses access the increasing affluent consumers in China, one of the fastest growing consumer markets in the world.
As one of the pioneers among Internet portals in China, China.com has always placed great emphasis on providing the best search technology for its users. The partnership with Google is expected to further enhance the user experience for China.com's expanding base of domestic and international users, and is another demonstration of the company's strategy to grow its user base by continuously upgrading its services and introducing new and compelling products. To maximize the benefits of the partnership, China.com and Google will cooperate across several areas including branding, content and advertising operations.
"China.com firmly believes that this partnership between the world's premier search company and one of China's leading portals with over 5 million daily users is a perfect fit. By harnessing Google's innovative technology to China.com's deep understanding of the China market, we can rapidly expand the user base and generate new revenue opportunities for both companies," said Dr. Xiaowei Chen, Executive Director and CFO of China.com.
"China is a key area of focus for Google and we are rapidly expanding our presence and operations in this important market. We are excited about our partnership with China.com and we expect our current partnership to bring significant strategic benefits. We are also looking forward to exploring with China.com further areas where our companies cooperate," said Johnny Chou, President of Sales and Business Development, Greater China for Google.
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30.08.2006
CDC: Investitionen in Onlinespiele

PEKING - Der chinesische Online- und Softwareanbieter CDC Corp. (Nasdaq: CHINA, WKN: A0EAKF) investiert weiter in die eigene Onlinesparte China.com. Ein neues Finanzierungsprogramm soll frische Impulse bringen.

Insgesamt sollen rund 20 Mio. US-Dollar für Investitionen bei anderen Spiele-Entwicklern bereit stehen, von besonderem Interesse seien dabei strategische Onlinespiele. Von der Beteiligung an anderen Unternehmen oder einer Zusammenarbeit bei der Entwicklung neuer Spiele erhofft sich China.com kürzere Entwicklungszeiten sowie neue Ideen, die zusätzliche Kunden anlocken sollen. Im Fokus stehe dabei der chinesische Markt.


Laut Fred Wang, Vorstandsmitglied von CDC Games, Tochtergesellschaft von China.com, berge der chinesische Markt für Onlinespiele ein erhebliches Wachstumspotenzial. Langfristig sehe man aber auch die Möglichkeit, chinesische Onlinespiele in anderen Ländern, etwa in Asien oder Europa, anbieten zu können. Bei der Umsetzung des neuen Programms will sich China.com allerdings nicht nur auf chinesische Unternehmen beschränken. Auch Entwickler aus Japan, Korea, Indien, Australien, Europa sowie den USA würden momentan geprüft. Wie die Investitionen in andere Unternehmen aussehen würden, sei von Fall zu Fall unterschiedlich, so Wang weiter. Namen potenzieller neuer Partner wurden allerdings noch nicht genannt. (kat/rem)


grüsse

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http://www.inc.china.com/admin/upload/ir/gem_filings/ea06091…

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China.com Inc (8006) has amended the terms of the agreement in relation to the acquisition of 100% equity interest in TimeHeart Science Technology Ltd and in Beijing TimeHeart Information Technology Ltd.

After the amendment, the total consideration will be up to $122.217 million, rather than up to $198.246 million originally agreed, and Sun Jiangtao, currently the CEO of Beijing TimeHeart and a son of Sun Kunshan, one of the substantial shareholders of Beijing TimeHeart, will remain as the CEO of Beijing TimeHeart and be appointed as a director of the MVAS unit instead of its CEO.

China.com announced in August that its wholly-owned subsidiary, CDC Mobile Media Corporation (CMMC), agreed to purchase 100% interest in TimeHeart Science and in Beijing TimeHeart for a total consideration of up to $198.246 million. TimeHeart and Beijing TimeHeart are engaged in provision of MVAS (mobile value added services).



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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.433.006 von chinadotcom am 06.10.06 06:11:39

Wird es nicht langsam ZEIT das die DINGER nach OBEN schiessen????

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China.com Posts Q3 2006 Returns
November 13, 2006
China.com, a 77%-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHINA), announced its financial results for the three months ended 30 September, 2006.

During the period, the company says it recorded total revenue of HK$132 million, representing an increase of 22% over the same period last year, while gross profit was HK$82 million, up 33% year-on-year. Profit attributable to shareholders was HK$17.5 million, up 251% from Q3 2005. Balance sheet position remained strong with net cash and interest-bearing securities at over HK$949 million as at 30 September 2006.

The company's mobile value-added services (MVAS) business activity was initially negatively impacted at the beginning of the quarter due to new consumer-friedly regulations put in place in China. Its July revenue from mobile
services and applications experienced a 39% month-on-month decline and a 29% decrease compared to the same period last year.

However, the company had already begun a recovery by the middle of the quarter and had shown
continuing growth on a monthly basis since the end of July. In August, China.com says it successfully reversed the downtrend of mobile services and applications revenue, with a 2% month-on-month increase. In September,
it continued the growth trend with a 21% increase in revenue compared to August.

''With more than 500 million mobile phone subscribers, China's mobile market remains the largest in the world and will continue to be the largest in years to come. We have strong confidence in the long-term future of the sector. MVAS has been our core business unit and will continue to provide us with growth opportunities. The Group will employ its strong cash position to selectively acquire synergistic and earnings accretive companies in the industry,'' said Dr. Xiaowei Chen, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer of China.com.

In Q3 2006, the online game revenue increased by 10% to HK$66.8 million as compared to Q2 2006. Yulgang, the company's current online game in China, maintained a stable performance in Q3 2006. After 3 consecutive quarters of robust growth, the peak concurrent users and the average concurrent users of Yulgang remained healthy at 331,000 and 218,000 respectively, a slight drop of 5% and 7% respectively from Q2 2006.

During the quarter, the China.com portal has also been appointed by Jilin Government as the exclusive web sponsor of the 2007 Asian Winter Games. This is the first time that Asian Winter Games athletes will all register online, using China.com's web platform. The company also signed a deal with BDL Media to use the company's content from its popular Xianzai.com and ChinaPulse.com websites.

[chinadotcom]

Ein sehr schöner Anstieg.

China.com hat auch lange genug weniger Performance gezeigt, als die Mutter. Die läuft und läuft. Jetzt ist China.com auch angesprungen.

Mein erstes Kursziel liegt bei 10 Cent.

Tschüss

[chinadotcom]

China.com: Neuer Videodienst

PEKING - China.com, Internettochtergesellschaft der chinesischen CDC Corp. (Nasdaq: China, WKN: A0EAKF), setzt auf neue Internetdienste. v.china.com heißt das neueste Angebot auf der Internetplattform.

Über v.china.com sollen Nutzer in Zukunft verschiedene Video-Clips ansehen und herunterladen können. Dabei distanziert sich China.com nach eigenen Angaben von Video-Angeboten, bei denen Nutzer privat produzierte Filme online präsentieren können. v.china.com hingegen bietet von Partnerunternehmen bereitgestellte Videoclips an, die dann zum Herunterladen und Tausch freigegeben sind.


Das Angebot soll dabei Werbetrailer für verschiedene Kino- und Musikangebote, aber auch Ausschnitte aus Fernsehserien und Filme umfassen. Mit dem neuen Videoangebot bereitet sich China.com nach eigenen Angaben auch auf die geplante Einführung von 3G-Diensten in China vor. Langfristig wären dann nicht nur Internetportale, sondern auch mobile Plattformen für Nutzer von Interesse. (kat/rem)

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China.com shareholders OK Timeheart buy
NEW YORK (AFX) - CDC Corp., owner of Chinese Internet portal China.com, (Nachrichten) said Tuesday the unit's shareholders unanimously approved its planned $15.7 million acquisition of Timeheart, which provides mobile services such as short messaging.

CDC, which also provides enterprise software applications and gaming services, said it expects the deal to add to earnings. The transaction is expected to close this week.

China.com said its CDC Mobile unit will operate the newly acquired business.

Timeheart, operating primarily in the northeastern and western provinces of China, logged a 2005 profit of about $3.5 million.


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China.com, Meetic to roll out dating site
NEW YORK (AFX) - Chinese Internet services provider China.com (Nachrichten) said Wednesday it will partner with Meetic, (Nachrichten) a European dating site, to provide online dating services in China.

Specific terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

'We aim to be the biggest dating and relationship platform in Asia in 5 years,' said Ma Yun, chief executive of Meetic, in a prepared statement. 'It is a milestone for us to partner with China.com.'

China.com is a subsidiary of CDC Corp., parent company to CDC Software, CDC Mobile, and CDC Games businesses.

Shares of CDC rose 6 cents to $9 in premarket trading, after closing Tuesday at $8.94 on the Nasdaq.


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Asian Winter Games Choose China.com For Exclusive Online Partner
December 12, 2006
CDC Corporation's (CHINA) subsidiary China.com has been selected as the exclusive online partner of the 6th Asian Winter Games.

"The involvement of China.com in the Asian Winter Games will definitely enlarge the audience and add an interactive feature to the event," said Xiaowei Chen, Ph.D., executive director and CFO of China.com Inc. "This is the first time in the history of the Asian Winter Games where people can read reports, view the games and join in online discussions, all at the same time."

According to the agreement between the two parties, China.com has the rights for online reporting, web video broadcasting and advertising at the Winter Games' sites. China.com will also help build the official and commercial websites for the 6th Asian Winter Games. The games will be held in Changchun in January 2007, so this leaves very little time to make preparations, promote the games to netizens, and secure advertising contracts.

On October 29, 2006, China.com launched an electric torch relay game on the official website of the 6th Asian Winter Games which the company says has been popularly received by Internet users both in China and abroad.

"We are very pleased to establish this partnership with China.com," said An Li, deputy mayor of Changchun, the host city of the 6th Asian Winter Games. "In addition to our traditional media outlets such as newspapers, magazines and television, we are very interested in this opportunity to expand our reach through this new media outlet of online sports. Although this is the first time we will join hands with China.com, we have full confidence in their technological know-how, as well as their demonstrated experience from their prior services provided for the 10th National Games," An Li said.

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Friday , January 05, 2007 04:50ET

BEIJING, Jan 5, 2007 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- China.com Inc. (HK: 8006), a 77 percent owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (Nasdaq:CHINA), recently promoted an online job-hunting channel in partnership with www.liecai.com, a leading online HR provider in China.

The newly promoted channel aims to provide HR services to domestic career professionals and medium and small enterprises, including online recruitment, human resource assessment, headhunting, corporate training, etc.

China.com is a leading Internet services provider in China, targeting audiences of young career professionals.

Research findings indicate that online job-hunting and recruitment has been accepted by netizens with a market share of 25 percent. It is estimated that online recruitment market value would hit 4.6 billion yuan by 2010

[chinadotcom]

Es spricht vieles für einen Ausbruch der Aktie.

Ab heute:

Kursziel 10 Cents

China

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.696.254 von chinadotcom am 05.01.07 17:39:20

Steigende Umsätze in Hongkong.

Die 0,51 HKD sind erreicht. In Deutschland hängen wir deutlich zurück. Kurs eigendlich 0,051 Cents.

Die Underperformace von China.com gegenüber CDC war auch nicht nachvollziehbar.

Weiter geht´s

China

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Die 6 asiatischen Winterspiele


Hier der Link

http://en.changchun2007.org/zh_cn/

Die Seite hat China.com gebastelt.

China

[chinadotcom]

Weiter hohe Umsätze und Sprung über die 0,05 Cents.

Bald kommen die Ergebnisse für Q 4

China

[chinadotcom]

16.01.2007

Steigende Kurse in Hongkong. Gute Umsätze.

Zeit zum Zukaufen.

China

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Meetec scheint zu laufen. Nach der Marke von 60.000 Usern habe ich heute erstmals die Marke von 70.000 gesehen. Genau rd. 71.500 User.

Sehr schön.

China

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Hier nochmals der Link

http://cn.asia.meetic.com/

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China.com announced today that it has acquired a five percent interest in Beijing Menlo Network Science Limited, the owner and operator of Menllo.com, a leading Web 2.0 online community in China. Under the terms of the agreement, China.com will provide Menllo.com with strategic market coverage for one year in exchange for the five percent interest. China.com will have the right to appoint a director to the Board of Menllo.com and will have the option to increase its holdings in Menllo.com in the future.
With a large and fast growing user base across China, Menllo.com is a platform that empowers individuals to share music, videos, journals, photos, whiteboards and more with their friends, and find people with common interests. It is a popular online destination for emerging musicians, writers, photographers, and a variety of other talents. By collaborating with China.com, Menllo will utilize the extensive market coverage of the CDC family of companies including millions of visitors to China.com, millions of growing subscribers of CDC Mobile, and more than 42 million registered users of CDC Games. For instance, much of the user-generated content on Menllo.com will also be made available on mobile phones through CDC Mobile's 3G services.
This investment by China.com will enable CDC Mobile, a leading provider of mobile value-added services (MVAS) in China and a business unit of CDC Corporation, to become one of the first movers in integrating Web2.0 content with 3G services in China. By building a mobile Web2.0, CDC Mobile plans to significantly increase its portfolio of highly demanded content to grow the company's sources of revenue.
In January 2007, CDC Mobile announced its (U.S.) $100 Million 3G content partner program to target leading 3G content providers and aggregators in North Asia and Europe, as well as the creation of new original content for the 3G marketplace. The company believes that its strategy of investing in 3G now, will enable it to become one of the leading content providers in large, early adopting 3G countries, as well as providing first-mover advantage in the anticipated 3G marketplace in China. The company also recently announced an agreement with a leading South Korean mobile Internet content provider for exclusive distribution of highly popular South Korean mobile games, videos, music and fashion advertisements, in China.
"Creating communities, by empowering individuals, is truly revolutionary for today's online world in China," said Donglei Fang, acting COO of China.com Inc. "For CDC Mobile, we believe that creating a mobile web2.0 through 3G will create a significant growth opportunity for us. Through this investment, we can further diversify our user base by attracting creative, user-generated content from China's huge talent pool, and subsequently increase online traffic and mobile downloads. More importantly, by embracing mobile web 2.0 and making strategic inroads in the vast 3G market, we will be able to further consolidate CDC Mobile's leadership position and enable future growth."
About China.com Inc.
China.com is a leading operator of Internet portals serving a broad range of audiences in China. In 2006, the company was chosen as the first to host Google's Video Adsense, serving video ads targeted at China's English-speaking audience. China.com has also been appointed by the Jilin Government as the exclusive web sponsor of the 2007 Asian Winter Games. China.com was listed on the GEM of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited on March 9, 2000. In December 2000, China.com Inc. was admitted as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng IT and IT Portfolio Indices.
About Menllo.com
Menllo.com is a leading web 2.0 online community that empowers individuals to share self composed music, videos, journals, photos, whiteboard, and more with their friends and find people of common interests.
About CDC Mobile
CDC Mobile, a business unit of CDC Corporation, is focused on providing consumer-based and enterprise-based mobile applications services in China. These include SMS (Short Message Services), IVR (Interactive Voice Response), MMS (Multimedia Message Service) and WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) applications and services. Through its companies in China, it has direct connectivity with local mobile operators in 29 provinces. In January 2007, CDC Mobile launched a US $100 million investment program targeting strategic investments in leading 3G content providers in North Asia and Europe that can be leveraged to gain first-mover advantage in the anticipated 3G marketplace in China.
About CDC Corporation
The CDC family of companies includes CDC Software focused on enterprise software applications and services, CDC Mobile focused on mobile applications, CDC Games focused on online games, and China.com focused on portals for the greater China markets. For more information about CDC Corporation (CHIN.A :
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[chinadotcom]

Bald wird es nachhaltig nach oben gehen. Das timing von meiner Empfehlung war nicht stimmig, aber längerfristig werden wir mit der Aktie sehr viel Freude haben.

China

[chinadotcom]

Riesenumsatz in HK und Sprung z.Zt. auf umgerechnet 0,055 Euro.

Heute Potential für +10%.

Sehr gute Ergebnisse der Mutter und sehr guter Ausblick für uns.

Gruß

China

Kursziel 10 Cents

[chinadotcom]

Hallo zusammen.

Riesenumsätze in Hongkong. 50 Mio Anteile gehandelt. Hier ist etwas im Busch.

Der Kurs ist schön angesprungen.

Ich bin heute gespannt, was die Mutter macht.

China

[sparsamen]

China.com 2006 Profit-Aufstiege auf CDC Spielen

8006.HK, CDC Corp, CDC Spiele, CHINA, Chen Xiaowei, China.com, Internet, on-line-Spiel, Peter Yip, Spiel
Vorbei bekanntgegeben: Paul Waide am 16. Mär. 2007 | 16:03
Redaktionelle Zusammenfassung
CDC Corp (Nasdaq: CHINA) Hong Kong registriertes TochterChina.com (8006.HK) verkündete sein viertes Viertel und volle Auswirkung des Jahres 2006 auf Freitag. China.com notierte HKD91.4 Million in Ertrag im vierten quartal, hinunter 44 Prozent von HKD131.7 Million im dritten Trimester. China.com ' s Profit des vierten Viertels war HKD576 Million, herauf 94.7 Prozent auf dem dritten Trimester. Die Profitzunahme des vierten Viertels war seinem Verkauf der CDC Spiele hauptsächlich zuzuschreibend. China.com ' s 2006 war volles Jahreinkommen HKD320 Million, hinunter fünf Prozent auf 2005. China.com ' s Profit 2006 war HKD624 Million, die mit HK$9.7 Million 2005 verglichen wurden. China.com ernannte Peter Yip als fungierender CEO und Chen Xiaowei als CFO

[chinadotcom]

China.com Expands Strategic Partnerships with Google and China Mobile



Last Update: 7:30 AM ET May 29, 2007


BEIJING, May 29, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- China.com, a leading Internet services provider in China and a Hong Kong listed subsidiary of CDC Corporation (CHIN.A : cdc corp shs a
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CHIN.A8.05, +0.16, +2.0%) , announced today that it has signed advertising contracts with Google and China Mobile to further expand its strategic partnerships with these industry leaders.
As previously announced, China.com and Google formed a strategic partnership in July 2006. Based on the agreement, Google is providing its search engine technology to enable users in Greater China to search English and Chinese content on China.com. In addition to the text search functions, Google has also launched video ads, called Video Adsense, in the English channel of the China.com portal which serves primarily multinational companies investing in China. By leveraging China.com portal's audience, Google video ads further expand its reach to millions of people in both China and abroad. Building on these successes, Google is also increasing the promotion of its search engine in China by placing advertisements on the China.com portal and continuing to explore new opportunities with China.com.
In addition to the expanded Google partnership, China Mobile, the largest mobile operator in China with more than 300 million mobile subscribers, is now placing video ads on China.com to promote its products and services to business professionals, its core user base.
Since its inception as one of China's first Internet portals, China.com has evolved to become the preferred portal of choice among professionals in China. Leveraging its unique and valuable URL address and the impressive demographics of its core user base, China.com has quickly become one of the preferred channels for advertisers to promote their products and services. Last year, various channels of the China.com portal received several leading industry awards, including "Outstanding Brand Advertising Award" from Internet Society of China, and the "Outstanding Web Channel of 2006" award from State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China. In addition, the email system of the China.com portal was named "Best Brand in Commercial Value" by China Computer News. The Portal's increasing brand equity, combined with proactive sales efforts, helped the Portal to acquire more advertising contracts and impressive clients such as SONY, Mazda, Chevrolet and Peugeot. As a result of these successes, China.com's portal revenue in the first quarter of 2007 increased 52 percent from the same period in 2006.
"We are pleased to broaden our strategic partnerships with Google and China Mobile," said Xiaowei Chen, Ph.D., president of China.com Inc. "The portal business is where we started, and we continue to seek opportunities to leverage our great brand to create additional value for our shareholders. Our goal is to achieve a robust rate of growth in advertising that will equal or exceed industry projections for overall growth of 30 to 35 percent in online advertising this year in China."
About China.com Inc.
China.com Inc. (stock code: 8006; website: www.inc.china.com), a leading MVAS and Internet services company operating principally in China was listed on the GEM of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited on March 9, 2000. In December 2000, China.com Inc. was admitted as a constituent stock of the Hang Seng IT and IT Portfolio

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29.05.2007
China Mobile wirbt auf China.com

HONKONG - China.com, eine Tochtergesellschaft der CDC Corporation (Nasdaq: CHINA, WKN: A0EAKF) hat eigenen Angaben zufolge eine Kooperation mit Google Inc. ausgebaut und eine neue mit China Mobile geschlossen. Das teilte das Unternehmen am heutigen Dienstag mit.

Die strategische Partnerschaft umfasst die Vertriebsrechte für Werbung auf den verschiedenen Plattformen. Zunächst werde China Mobile Werbung auf China.com platzieren, teilte das Unternehmen mit. China Mobile ist mit 300 Millionen Kunden der führende Mobilfunknetzbetreiber in China. Bereits 2006 hatte Google die eigene Suchmaschinentechnologie an China.com geliefert, so dass bereits kurze Werbefilme, genannt Video Adsense, im englischsprachigen Bereich von China.com angeboten werden. China.com ist eines der führenden Portale im Wachstumsmarkt China und unterhält Werbeverträge mit Anbietern wie Sony, Mazda, Chevrolet and Peugeot. Im Jahr 2007 konnte der Umsatz gegenüber dem Vorjahreszeitraum um 52 Prozent gesteigert werden. Xiaowei Chen, Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender von China.com, rechnet damit, dass der Online-Werbemarkt in China allein in diesem Jahr ein Wachstum von 30 bis 35 Prozent erzielen wird: „Die strategische Partnerschaft mit den beiden Unternehmen sichert unsere Position und wird den Wert unserer Marke weiter steigern.“


Die im Jahre 1997 gegründete und in Hongkong ansässige CDC entwickelt nicht nur ERP- und CRM-Software sowie Mobilfunkservice-Anwendungen, gleichzeitig betreibt das Unternehmen auch die beiden Internet-Portale China.com und Hongkong.com. Über China.com hält das Unternehmen auch die Mehrheit an den beiden Firmen Newpalm und Go2joy, über welche Mobilfunkservices und Anwendungen vermarktet werden. Mit der Unit CDC Mobile ist das Unternehmen im Markt für mobile Services engagiert. (grh/rem)

[chinadotcom]

Ich gehe fest davon aus, dass die restlichen China.com Aktien als Dividende an die CDC Aktionäre ausgeschüttet werden.

Dann ist der Streubesitz größer und Übernahmen sind möglich.

Dann geht es richtig aufwärts.

China

[chinadotcom]

NEWS

News for 'CHINA' - (CDC Brewing Separate Listing of Business Units)


SHANGHAI, May 30, 2007 (SinoCast via COMTEX) -- CDC Corporation (NASDAQ:
CHINA)plansto make its software, online game, mobile and SPAC (special purpose
acquisition company) business arms listed on stock market separately, thecompanyrecently revealed.

CDC is a global provider of enterprise software, mobile services andapplications,and Internet and media services.

The company hopes to have its software unit listed at Nasdaq in the thirdquarterof 2007, under the ticker CDCS, the game unit at Nasdaq in the first
half of 2008 under CDCG, the mobile business of its Hong Kong-listed armChina.comlisted at Nasdaq in the second half of 2008 under CDCM, and to make
its SPAC unit get listed at American Stock Exchange in the third quarter
of2007,according to CDC's chief executive.

CDC plans to pour USD 300 million into its game operations, which will be
mainlyusedin acquiring the existing game companies.

CDC's acquisition targets spread broadly from China, Japan, to the US andEurope.From dycj.ynet.com, Page 1, Tuesday, May 29, 2007

[chinadotcom]

Wieder ein sehr hohes Volumen und weiter steigende Kurse

Umrechnungskurs zwischen 53-54 Cents

China

[chinadotcom]

Gewaltiges Umsatzvolumen.

Hier passiert etwas. Ich rechne mit weiter steigenden Kursen.

China

[chinadotcom]

W A S I S T D A S????????

Ich dachte, dass wir bereits gestern große Umsätze bei China.com hatten.

Und heute???

Während sonst rd. 1-3 Mio Aktien gehandelt werden, hatten wir gestern 78 Mio Aktien. Und heute sind wir bereits vor der Mittagspause bei über 57 Mio Aktien.

Ich erwarte hier eine weitere Steigerung.

Kursplus zur Zeit wieder 5%.

China

[chinadotcom]

Zur Zeit bei 0,62 Cents. Umrechnungskurs bei rd. € 0,059.

China

[chinadotcom]

Wir haben 139 Mio gehandelte Aktien gesehen.

Wahnsinn.

Es liegt entweder an dem aktuellen Aktienrückkaufprogramm oder es ist etwas im Busch.

Das Listig in NY kann es noch nicht sein. Dafür ist es etwas zu früh.

Mal sehen, was die nächste Woche bringt.

China

[Maverick-san]

Hallo, ich hab die auch noch im Depot liegen - eine mei´ner Leichen aus dem Jahre 2001 glaube ich. Mischkurs irgendwas so um die 0,10€. Würd mich ja freuen, wenn die Teile doch noch was werden?

[chinadotcom]

Ich grüße Dich.

Dann ist es Zeit zu verbilligen.

Inzwischen hat sich einiges getan.

10 Cents ist nach meiner Auffassung locker zu schaffen.

Wenn Du Dir die NEWS der letzten Tage anschaust wirst Du sehen, dass das Listing in NY nur noch eine Frage der Zeit ist.

Wenn Du die "Leiche" nochmals so lange behälst wirst Du richtig viel Freude an dem Wert haben.

China

[chinadotcom]

China Mobile wirbt auf China.com
29.05.07 / 17:16 Internet@venture News (2 mal gelesen)

HONKONG - China.com, eine Tochtergesellschaft der CDC Corporation (Nasdaq: CHINA, WKN: A0EAKF) hat eigenen Angaben zufolge eine Kooperation mit Google Inc. ausgebaut und eine neue mit China Mobile geschlossen. Das teilte das Unternehmen am heutigen Dienstag mit.
Die strategische Partnerschaft umfasst die Vertriebsrechte für Werbung auf den verschiedenen Plattformen. Zunächst werde China Mobile Werbung auf China.com platzieren, teilte das Unternehmen mit. China Mobile ist mit 300 Millionen Kunden der führende Mobilfunknetzbetreiber in China. Bereits 2006 hatte Google die eigene Suchmaschinentechnologie an China.com geliefert, so dass bereits kurze Werbefilme, genannt Video Adsense, im englischsprachigen Bereich von China.com angeboten werden. China.com ist eines der führenden Portale im Wachstumsmarkt China und unterhält Werbeverträge mit Anbietern wie Sony, Mazda, Chevrolet and Peugeot. Im Jahr 2007 konnte der Umsatz gegenüber dem Vorjahreszeitraum um 52 Prozent gesteigert werden. Xiaowei Chen, Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender von China.com, rechnet damit, dass der Online-Werbemarkt in China allein in diesem Jahr ein Wachstum von 30 bis 35 Prozent erzielen wird: „Die strategische Partnerschaft mit den beiden Unternehmen sichert unsere Position und wird den Wert unserer Marke weiter steigern.“

Die im Jahre 1997 gegründete und in Hongkong ansässige CDC entwickelt nicht nur ERP- und CRM-Software sowie Mobilfunkservice-Anwendungen, gleichzeitig betreibt das Unternehmen auch die beiden Internet-Portale China.com und Hongkong.com. Über China.com hält das Unternehmen auch die Mehrheit an den beiden Firmen Newpalm und Go2joy, über welche Mobilfunkservices und Anwendungen vermarktet werden. Mit der Unit CDC Mobile ist das Unternehmen im Markt für mobile Services engagiert. (grh/rem)

[chinadotcom]

Ich bin jetzt eine Woche im Urlaub.

Melde mich ab dem 10. Juni wieder.

China.

[Maverick-san]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.588.421 von chinadotcom am 02.06.07 15:34:25

Danke für die Info - ich dachte, ich habe die mal als Hongkong Dot Com gekauft?? Kann das sein? Das sollte doch die Google Asien's werden.....

[Maverick-san]

Ist dieser Thread eigentlich eine one-man-show? Ich finde die Informationen, die chinadotcom hier postet sehr informativ. Sind wir die einzigen Investierten hier? Ich versuche heute mal einen kräftigen Nachkauf.

[Maverick-san]

So jetzt bin ich wohl der Alleinunterhalter? Habe mich jetzt auf 0,08 verbilligt.

[freshmeat]

@maverick-san

Keine Sorge bist you are not alone... ich bin schon seit über einem Jahr dabei... und hege die Hoffnung, dass sich das Teil mal langsam aber sicher in die gewünschten Höhen aufschwingt ;-)

[chinadotcom]

Hallo zusammen.

Bin aus dem Kurzurlaub zurück. Ab Montag geht es weiter.

China

[chinadotcom]

Umsatz bis dato 15 Mio.

Kurs 0,64 HKD

rd. 0,61 Euro

China

[chinadotcom]

Sehr effizienter Markt.

0,61 sind erreicht. Aber die Aktie müsste auf 0,63 stehen.

Jetzt aber los.

China

[chinadotcom]

Die 0,70 HKD sind erreicht. Das bedeutet umgerechnet 0,67 Cents.

Der Umsatz beläuft sich bis dato auf rd. 47 Mio Aktien.

Gewaltig.

Vielleicht sehen wir eine Beteiligung von Google an China.com.

Das riesige Volumen seit einiger Zeit hat auf jeden Fall einen Hintergrund. Und es dürfte nicht nur das Rückkaufprogramm sein.

Wir werden es sehen.

China

[chinadotcom]

Und wieder ein Volumen über 60 Mio gehandelter Aktien.

Wäre das ein Spass, wenn Google sich plötzlich einkauft.

Mögliche NEWS: Google übernimmt 20% der ausstehenden Aktien der CDC Korporation für knapp 250 Mio Dollar.

Hier wäre etwas los.

Es kann natürlich auch einen anderen Grund für den starken Anstieg und das riesige Volumen geben.


Bis morgen

China

[Maverick-san]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.850.460 von chinadotcom am 12.06.07 20:30:46

Hi, auf welcher Seite kann man den Chart in Asien gut sehen?

[chinadotcom]

Schau mal bei yahoo vorbei.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=8006.hk

China

[chinadotcom]

Nach den Filings kann sich das Unternehmen die hohen Volumina der letzten Tage/Wochen nicht erklären. Ist hier ein Aufkäufer am Werk, der sich vor dem Listing an der Nasdaq Stücke sichert?

Vielleicht ist es ja Google oder ein anderer "grosser"

Es bleibt bis mindestens Ende 2008 spannend.

China

[marino26]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.950.206 von chinadotcom am 16.06.07 07:35:41

@ chinadotcom

was fürn listing an der nasdaq. china.com wollen se doch gar nich mehr am nasdaq listen.

lediglich cdc games und cdc software.

daran kanns nicht liegen, denn selbst wenn sie das wollten wäre es für china.com kein erfolg, grad jetzt wo die mvas industrie in china so krieselt.

ich würde eher denken das die cdc corp die china.com wieder aufkauft und von der börse nimmt und wenn dann die mvas wieder laufen sie wieder listen.

[chinadotcom]

@ marino

Ich habe den entsprechenden Artikel auch bei CDC eingestellt.

China

[chinadotcom]

SHANGHAI, May 30, 2007 (SinoCast via COMTEX) -- CDC Corporation (NASDAQ:
CHINA)plansto make its software, online game, mobile and SPAC (special purpose
acquisition company) business arms listed on stock market separately, thecompanyrecently revealed.

CDC is a global provider of enterprise software, mobile services andapplications,and Internet and media services.

The company hopes to have its software unit listed at Nasdaq in the thirdquarterof 2007, under the ticker CDCS, the game unit at Nasdaq in the first
half of 2008 under CDCG, the mobile business of its Hong Kong-listed arm China.com listed at Nasdaq in the second half of 2008 under CDCM, and to make
its SPAC unit get listed at American Stock Exchange in the third quarter
of2007,according to CDC's chief executive.

CDC plans to pour USD 300 million into its game operations, which will be
mainlyusedin acquiring the existing game companies.

CDC's acquisition targets spread broadly from China, Japan, to the US andEurope.From dycj.ynet.com, Page 1, Tuesday, May 29, 2007

[chinadotcom]

Google said to form partnership with TOM Online and China.com
06/21/2007 05:15:29
BEIJING, Jun 21, 2007 (Xinhua via COMTEX News Network) -- Following its partnership with Sina Corp. (Nasdaq: SINA) on June 11, Goole will forge similar cooperation with more portable websites, including TOM Online (Nasdaq: TOMO, HK: 8282) and China.com, an informed source was quoted by tech.163.com as saying.

The source added that cooperation consensus between Google and China.com has been reached and will be formally announced in mid-July.

All these movements made by Google is targeted against Baidu.com ( Nasdaq: BIDU), the largest search engine and a major competitor with Google in China, said the source.

Google has long been suffocated on its localization process in China. But a series of movements made by Google this month is changing its China outlook.

On June 14, Li Kaifu, vice president of Google and president of Google Greater China disclosed that the company is transferring servers to China, reported tech.163.com.

On June 19, the company's application for ICP (Internet content provider) license was approved by the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry.

[expensive]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.099.797 von chinadotcom am 21.06.07 19:49:37

Hauptsache sie steigt wieder......endlich

[Maverick-san]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.153.519 von expensive am 22.06.07 18:32:31

Hmmm - sieht aber im Moment nicht danach aus

[chinadotcom]

China.com Forms Strategic Partnership with China's Leading Real Estate Website
China.com, (Nachrichten) a leading Internet services provider in China and a Hong Kong listed subsidiary of CDC Corporation (NASDAQ: China) today announced that it has formed a strategic partnership with SouFun, one of China's leading real estate websites. Under the terms of the agreement, SouFun will purchase exclusive rights for one year to sell advertisements on the real estate channel of China.com and organize marketing events for advertisers across China. SouFun also has the option to extend the contract beyond the initial one-year term. As part of the strategic partnership, the two companies will leverage their extensive resources to promote and support their services with the mutual goal of increasing brand equity for both companies.

SouFun is a 51% owned company of Telstra, Australia's leading telecommunications and information services company that is listed in the Fortune Global 500. Founded in 1999, SouFun.com claims to be China's number one real estate website and one of the world's top 100 online destinations with over 44 million user visits and 1.3 billion page views each month. SouFun has one of China's most comprehensive databases of new and pre-owned homes, homes to rent, and home furnishings and fittings information. In December 2005, the company was named by Alexa as one of “the 100 most commercial valued websites in China“ for the second time. It was the only real estate site in the top 100. Today, SouFun.com covers 56 cities throughout China, with plans to expand to 100 cities by 2008.

"We are pleased to add SouFun as a distinguished advertising client and an important strategic partner," said Xiaowei Chen, Ph.D., president of China.com. “More and more companies are realizing that the platform and brand equity of China.com provide a powerful combination to promote their products and services in China. We will continue to capitalize on the fast growing China economy and maintain our portal's robust growth.“

“We are pleased to expand our coverage through China.com,“ said Mo Tianquan, CEO of SouFun. “China.com has a huge professional user base with a high level of education and income. We believe this strategic partnership and our recent agreement will significantly expand our target audience and consolidate our leading position as China's number one real estate website.“

[chinadotcom]

Am 9 August gibt China.com die Ergebnisse bekannt.

China

[chinadotcom]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 17.646.643 von chinadotcom am 22.08.05 21:45:20

China.com erweitert Partnerschaft mit Google
Donnerstag, 30.08.2007 15:01
Die chinesische Internet-Seite China.com, Tochter des chinesischen Softwareherstellers CDC CDC Corp, hat seine bestehende Partnerschaft mit Google erweitert. Dadurch kommt Googles Suchmaschinentechnik nunmehr neben dem Hauptportal China.com, auch auf weiteren China.com-Webseiten zum Einsatz.

Über finanzielle Details des Abkommens wurde zunächst nichts bekannt. China.com-Präsident Xiaowei Chen hofft durch erweiterte Kooperation künftig noch mehr Besucher auf seine Seiten zu locken.

[chinadotcom]

Heute mal wieder aufwärts.

+10% ohne Nachrichten.

Das war in den letzten Wochen/Monaten schon eine enttäuschende Entwicklung.

Vielleicht war das ja der Startschuss für eine bessere Zukunft.

China

[chinadotcom]

39.net Teams up with China.com
5:02 AM ET - SinoCast

39.net, one of the top health-related portal websites in China, is said to have entered into a strategic agreement with the country's leading English portal China.com to operate the latter's health Web site for CNY 5 million.

Under terms of the agreement, 39.net will have the right to operate the site of China.com during the following year.

39.net, founded in November 1999 by renowned Chinese conglomerate Sanjiu Enterprise Group and started formal operation in April 2000, became a subsidiary of US-based International Data Group (IDG) for the latter's USD 10 million investment in April 2007.

The company, which purchased the domain name 39.net for CNY 2 million in February 2007, invested CNY 10 million in establishing the country's largest health evaluation center in July 2007 and rolled out the country's biggest health database on September 20.

To gain a partnership with China.com is only a start, said Qin Gang, co-president of 39.nert, it will launch more such kind of cooperation in the future.

From Jinghua Times, Page 1, Tuesday, September 25, 2007 [e-mail]

[chinadotcom]

China.com heute mal wieder mit 10% im Plus.

Hohes Volumen am Ende des Börsentages.

China

[chinadotcom]

China.com ist heute morgen nochmals um 10% gestiegen.

Die Umsätze waren wieder sehr hoch.

Warum nur?

China

[chinadotcom]

Hoffentlich wird es 2008 ein erfolgreicheres Jahr für unsere Aktie.

China

[chinadotcom]

Uiii


(Infocast News) China.com (8006) bought back 96,000 shares at a price of $0.31 each, or at a total of $29,760 on February 14.

[zocklany]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.906.115 von chinadotcom am 31.12.07 16:40:32

ich hänge schon seit Jahren mit 5 k drin glaube aber nicht das es dieses Jahr irgendeine Veränderung gibt

[Zeitgeist1]

China.com Partners With Meijob For Recruitment Channel

Updated: 2008-03-12 Source:Shanghai Daily




China.com Inc. (8006.HK) has partnered with Beijing-based job search engine Meijob (http://www.meijob.com ) to create an employment channel on China.com. According to the announcement, China.com has 25 million daily visitors. Meijob.com has over 475,000 registered users, more than 95 percent of which are mainland Chinese, and records over six million page views per month. Meijob.com aggregates over 700,000 listings from more than 135 job sites.

[chinadotcom]

Kontinuierliche Aktienrückkäufe und der Kurs bewegt sich nicht.

Jetzt wollen sie auch noch für 10 Mio $ CDC Aktien zurückkaufen. Ob das gut ist??

China

[chinadotcom]

(Infocast News) China.com Inc. (08006) has proposed to consolidate 40 shares into 1 share and, upon the share consolidation becoming effective, to change the board lot size of its shares from 2,000 shares to 1,000 consolidated shares.

[DagobertDuck57]

.....und sie leben doch noch
mann gottes,....was für ein Rohr-krepierer

[nullahnung10]

Moin .China.com wass erwartet uns die nächste zeit wann werden wir mal auf 15-20 cent kommen ich suche antworten.

[chinadotcom]

Hallo.

China.com hat einen Reverse-Split in Höhe von 40:1 durchgeführt.

Der Kurs lag bei rd. 12-13 HKD. Gestern ist eine Dividende von 5,35 HKD gezahlt worden. Kurs liegt zur Zeit bei rd. 7,50 HKD.

Wie die Aussichten sind und was der Hauptaktionär CDC mit seinen über 40% vor hat, ist mir nicht ersichtlich.

Bis bald

China

[Zeitgeist1]

Entschuldigung für die blöde Frage,aber eine Dividendenzahlung müsste sich doch eigentlich in meinem Depo bemerkbar machen oder habe ich da was falsch verstanden?

[chinadotcom]

Hallo,

da hast Du Recht.

Die Aktie hat den Abschlag von rd. 13 HKD auf 7 HKD vorgenommen. Jetzt fehlt nur noch das Geld. Dauert ein wenig länger, da es von China nach Europa wandern muss.

Unabhängig davon werde ich meine Bank auch mal befragen, ob etwas absehbar ist.

China

[adjul]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.698 von chinadotcom am 19.07.08 06:54:33

Hallo, meine Bank hat mir Heute gesagt das die Dividendenzahlung am 28.07.2008 erfolgen soll.

[chinadotcom]

Genau. Kommenden Montag ist es soweit.

China

[Zeitgeist1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.565.862 von chinadotcom am 23.07.08 05:58:58

Vielen Dank für die Info,ist bei euch die Aktie auch wieder auf die alte WKN zurückgebucht worden und das bei 0,021 € ?

[chinadotcom]

Nein, da ist auch seit einem Monat kein Börsenhandel mehr.

China

[Zeitgeist1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.572.914 von chinadotcom am 23.07.08 20:39:42

Frage, mit welchem Kurs ist die Aktie bei dir gebucht ( bei mir zur Zeit mit o,o23 € ) und das bei der 40:1 reduzierten Anzahl.
Das Ergbnis sieht echt nicht gut aus.

[adjul]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.920 von Zeitgeist1 am 24.07.08 13:57:34

Ja bei mir ist sie auch mit 0,023 gebucht, aber Börse Frankfurt. Dort wird sie aber nicht mehr geführt sondern nur noch München und dort ist der Kurs 0,52 da stimmt es halwechs.Aber wie lange sie vom Handel ausgesetzt ist?????????

[nullahnung10]

Moin Jungs durch einen Arbeitskollegen bin ich leider von Anfang an dabei mein durchschnitt habe ich biss jetzt auf 0,08 cent drücken können

wass passiert jetzt mit dieser Aktie ich warte schon 8 jahre dass ich meine kohle einigermaßen rausholen kann oder soll ich dass ganze abschreiben und warten aber ????????????
könnt Ihr mir da Infos geben wo kriegt Ihr eure Infos

[chinadotcom]

Es gibt eine neue WKN. Die Aktie wird unter der alten WKN nicht mehr gehandelt. Wie bereits richtig dargestellt, schwankt der Kurs zur Zeit zwischen 0,50 und 0,60 Cents.

Montag werden angeblich die Dividenden ausgezahlt.

Die Infos holt man sich am Besten bei der Mutter, der CDC Corp.

Diese hält zur Zeit rd. 75% der Aktien.

China

[chinadotcom]

From GEM filings:

Percentage ownership of subsidiary China.com has increased from 76.73% to 77.80% as of July 11 close of register for payment of the HK$5.34 special dividend.
http://gem.ednews.hk/listedco/listconews...
http://gem.ednews.hk/DI/DIFrame.asp?src=...

Increase in % ownership resulted from the decrease in number of issued shares from 109,528,481(after 40:1 consolidation) to 108,032,481, with CDC holding 84,045,700. Of the 1,496,000 share reduction, 1,004,850 was co repurchases, remaining 491,150 was result of 40:1 consolidation process.

7/28 special dividend computation:
108,032,481 X HK$5.34 = HK$576,893,448
CDC 77.8% = HK$448,804,038/7.8 = US$57.539m
CDC Games made its $60m note payment to 8006 announced 6/30: http://gem.ednews.hk/listedco/listconews...

It appears net cash effect for CDC and 8006 Q2 reporting is US$16.421m special dividend payment to 8006 minority shareholders.

[chinadotcom]

(Infocast News) China.com (08006) bought back 11,000 shares at between $5.74 to $5.78 per share, or at a total of $63,230 on August 21.

Der Aktienrückkauf geht weiter. Interessant vor dem Hinterrund, dass CDC mittlerweile bereits rd. 80% der Anteile an China.com hält.

China

[Zeitgeist1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.914.845 von chinadotcom am 30.08.08 06:49:43

Kann mir jemand sagen was da z.Z. los ist?
Danke.

[chinadotcom]

Was meinst Du genau?

2008/12/18 11:29

(Infocast News) China.com Inc. (08006) has proposed a capital reduction pursuant to which the share capital of the company will be reduced by $3.99 per existing share by cancelling an equivalent amount of paid-up capital per existing share so that the par value of each new share in issue will be $0.01. Immediately upon the capital reduction taking effect, the authorised share capital of the company shall be $2.5 million comprising 250 million new shares.

The capital reduction will result in a surplus of $427.207 million being transferred into a distributable reserve account. The company says that the company does not have any immediate plan to distribute the additional surplus resulting from the capital reduction, but the capital reduction will give the company more flexibility in distributing its assets to its shareholders in future.

[chinadotcom]

Hallo zusammen.

Ich möchte nach langer Zeit mal wieder die Kursentwicklung unserer Aktie hervorheben. Heute in Hongkong wieder +13%.

In Deutschland müsste sie bei 0,49 stehen.

Was sich hinter der Kursbewegung und den hohen Umsätzen verbirgt, kann ich nicht sagen.

Die Aktie entwickelt sich auf jeden Fall in die richtige Richtung.

China

[chinadotcom]

Hongkong 10.02.09 (www.emfis.com) Heute überraschte das chinesische IT – Unternehmen China.com die Anleger. Das Unternehmen offerierte den Aktionären eine fette Spezial – Dividende in Höhe von 3,66 HKD pro Shares. Noch in der vergangenen Woche hatte das Unternehmen eine Gewinnwarnung für das vierte Quartal 2008 herausgegeben. Man erwarte einen Verlust von 21 Mio. HKD, hieß es.
Die Mitteilung der Dividendenzahlung, ließ die Aktie heute um 44 Prozent bis auf 6,82 HKD nach oben schnellen. Zeitweise ging es bis auf 6,89 HKD nach oben. In diesem Bereich befand sich der Wert letztmalig im Juli 2008.

[zocklany]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.548.379 von chinadotcom am 10.02.09 13:11:43

und wie kommt man an die Kohle

[chinadotcom]

Wie bei der ersten Riesendividende.

Investiert sein und warten, bis die Dividende gutgeschrieben worden ist.

China

[chinadotcom]

Infocast News) China.com (08006) recorded a loss attributable to equity holders of approximately $5.494 million for the first half of 2009, compared with a profit of $21.299 million a year ago.

LPS was 5.13 cents. An interim dividend of $1 per share was declared.