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| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 6,0000 | +20,00 | |
| 11,675 | +15,31 | |
| 1,4200 | +12,70 | |
| 39,00 | +11,43 | |
| 4,2500 | +10,10 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 8,6200 | -7,41 | |
| 13.800,00 | -8,00 | |
| 0,6650 | -8,90 | |
| 123,70 | -9,64 | |
| 2,0000 | -9,91 |
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Hallo,
Wer weiß etwas zu China Travel?
Kurs heute 0,26 B €.
Angeblich ist auch ein Asien-Fonds in China Travel engagiert
und hält viel von diesem Wert.
H/T 52 Wochen 0,30/0,08 €.
Eigentlich müßte der Tourismus doch auch in China boomen.
mfG
N.
Wer weiß etwas zu China Travel?
Kurs heute 0,26 B €.
Angeblich ist auch ein Asien-Fonds in China Travel engagiert
und hält viel von diesem Wert.
H/T 52 Wochen 0,30/0,08 €.
Eigentlich müßte der Tourismus doch auch in China boomen.
mfG
N.
Kurs heute 0,17 € nach 0,15 € am 26.10.00.
Gibt es etwas neues zu China Travel?
N.
Gibt es etwas neues zu China Travel?
N.
Nach 0,12 € zu Jahresbeginn konnte China Travel um 58,3 %
auf 0,19 € anziehen.
Das dürfte aber noch nicht das Ende der Fahnenstange sein.
Die Tourismusbranche boomt.
Wer weiß näheres zu China Travel?
auf 0,19 € anziehen.
Das dürfte aber noch nicht das Ende der Fahnenstange sein.
Die Tourismusbranche boomt.
Wer weiß näheres zu China Travel?
China Travel HK FY Net Down 40% to HK$150.9 Mln
Apr 25, 2001 - 14:45:57 HKT
Quamnet News Service
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, said its net profit fell 40 percent to
HK$150.9 million for the year through December, from HK$250.1 million a
year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 4.64 HK cents from 7.69 HK cents a
year before.
Revenue, meantime, edged down 0.6 percent to HK$2.75 billion. A final
dividend of 1 HK cent per share will be distributed, plus a special dividend
of 2 HK cents per share and a bonus issue of 1 "2003" warrant for 5
shares, compared with a final dividend of 1 HK cent per share a year
earlier.
Apr 25, 2001 - 14:45:57 HKT
Quamnet News Service
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, said its net profit fell 40 percent to
HK$150.9 million for the year through December, from HK$250.1 million a
year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 4.64 HK cents from 7.69 HK cents a
year before.
Revenue, meantime, edged down 0.6 percent to HK$2.75 billion. A final
dividend of 1 HK cent per share will be distributed, plus a special dividend
of 2 HK cents per share and a bonus issue of 1 "2003" warrant for 5
shares, compared with a final dividend of 1 HK cent per share a year
earlier.
Che Says China Travel HK Profit to Recover Strongly
May 03, 2001 - 12:59:55 HKT
Quamnet News Service
Che Shu-jian, chairman of China Travel Group, said he expects its Hong
Kong-listed unit to generate considerable profit growth for this financial
year.
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, reported a 40 percent decline in net profit
to HK$150.9 million for the year through December, from HK$250.1 million
a year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 4.64 HK cents from 7.69 HK cents
a year before.
China Travel Int`l would have had a 30 percent rise in full-year earnings
were it not for a HK$200 million provision for its investment in Hing Kong
Holdings Ltd. (0535), Che said.
Che said China Travel Internmational has no plans to sell its 50 percent
stake in Shaanxi Weibe Power Co. as the Weihe power plant generates
400 million yuan of cash for the company annually. His remark came as
Citic Pacific (0267) said it was interested in acquiring power plants in
China.
China Travel is still studying the possibility of expanding its tour business
into northwest China, Che said.
At midday, China Travel shares fell 2.3 percent to HK$1.25.
May 03, 2001 - 12:59:55 HKT
Quamnet News Service
Che Shu-jian, chairman of China Travel Group, said he expects its Hong
Kong-listed unit to generate considerable profit growth for this financial
year.
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, reported a 40 percent decline in net profit
to HK$150.9 million for the year through December, from HK$250.1 million
a year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 4.64 HK cents from 7.69 HK cents
a year before.
China Travel Int`l would have had a 30 percent rise in full-year earnings
were it not for a HK$200 million provision for its investment in Hing Kong
Holdings Ltd. (0535), Che said.
Che said China Travel Internmational has no plans to sell its 50 percent
stake in Shaanxi Weibe Power Co. as the Weihe power plant generates
400 million yuan of cash for the company annually. His remark came as
Citic Pacific (0267) said it was interested in acquiring power plants in
China.
China Travel is still studying the possibility of expanding its tour business
into northwest China, Che said.
At midday, China Travel shares fell 2.3 percent to HK$1.25.
Trading Spotlight
China Travel`s Scenery Parks Up 10% in Visitors, Earnings
May 04, 2001 - 17:38:49 HKT
Quamnet News Service
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, said its three scenery parks in Shenzhen,
including Window of the World, recorded 10 percent growth in number of
visitors during the first four months of this year, said Shen Zhuying, its
managing director. Earnings from the parks also grew by 10 percent.
The company plans to inject HK$220 million into the parks to improve
their facilities, including HK$120 million into Window of the World.
May 04, 2001 - 17:38:49 HKT
Quamnet News Service
China Travel International Investment (H.K.) Ltd. (0308), the listed unit of
China`s biggest tour operator, said its three scenery parks in Shenzhen,
including Window of the World, recorded 10 percent growth in number of
visitors during the first four months of this year, said Shen Zhuying, its
managing director. Earnings from the parks also grew by 10 percent.
The company plans to inject HK$220 million into the parks to improve
their facilities, including HK$120 million into Window of the World.
Company profile
History
China Travel, formed in 1992, is a subsidiary of China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong Ltd which
handles all visitors to China. This subsidiary runs a freight forwarding service, tour and hotel operations, and
tourist parks in Shenzhen for its parent. The company has dabbled in properties, infrastructure investments,
including steel plants and power plants, and Citybus. China Travel retains a 60% stake. There are 3.2 billion
shares in issue. On 17 Jan 2000, the company expressed its intention to invest in a tour-related website.
Current
Profit for the six months to June 30th, 1999 was HK$153 million or 5 cents per share, compared with interim
profit of $113 million in 1998. An interim dividend of 1 cent per share was declared.
Net profit for the 12 months to December 31st, 1999 was $250 million against net losses of $317 million in
1998. Turnover increased from $1.56 billion to $2.76 billion in 1999. Earnings per share were 7.69 cents (98:
loss per share of 9.76 cents), and the Board recommended a final dividend of 1 cent (98: nil) per share.
The 1999 improvement was mainly due to increased contribution from the Weihe Power Plant and a
$60-million exceptional gain on the disposal of its 23.1% stake in Citybus Group to Stagecoach Asia. 1999
was the first year that the company could book a full-year contribution from the power plant. The profit
contribution (before administration and finance costs) from infrastructure projects, mainly from the power
plant and a number of road and bridge projects, was $430 million in operating profit against $56 million a
year previously. However, other businesses performed badly. The tour operation and leisure business
reported a $158 million operating profit against $165 million in 1998. The hotel operation recorded a 12%
decline in average room rate to HK$301 per day while the occupancy rate remained at around 79%. The
company did not mention the contribution from the hotel operation, but it should have dipped into the red
because, even with better room rates, the company barely broke even in 1998.
Future
With the caliber of management we would advise abstention.
History
China Travel, formed in 1992, is a subsidiary of China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong Ltd which
handles all visitors to China. This subsidiary runs a freight forwarding service, tour and hotel operations, and
tourist parks in Shenzhen for its parent. The company has dabbled in properties, infrastructure investments,
including steel plants and power plants, and Citybus. China Travel retains a 60% stake. There are 3.2 billion
shares in issue. On 17 Jan 2000, the company expressed its intention to invest in a tour-related website.
Current
Profit for the six months to June 30th, 1999 was HK$153 million or 5 cents per share, compared with interim
profit of $113 million in 1998. An interim dividend of 1 cent per share was declared.
Net profit for the 12 months to December 31st, 1999 was $250 million against net losses of $317 million in
1998. Turnover increased from $1.56 billion to $2.76 billion in 1999. Earnings per share were 7.69 cents (98:
loss per share of 9.76 cents), and the Board recommended a final dividend of 1 cent (98: nil) per share.
The 1999 improvement was mainly due to increased contribution from the Weihe Power Plant and a
$60-million exceptional gain on the disposal of its 23.1% stake in Citybus Group to Stagecoach Asia. 1999
was the first year that the company could book a full-year contribution from the power plant. The profit
contribution (before administration and finance costs) from infrastructure projects, mainly from the power
plant and a number of road and bridge projects, was $430 million in operating profit against $56 million a
year previously. However, other businesses performed badly. The tour operation and leisure business
reported a $158 million operating profit against $165 million in 1998. The hotel operation recorded a 12%
decline in average room rate to HK$301 per day while the occupancy rate remained at around 79%. The
company did not mention the contribution from the hotel operation, but it should have dipped into the red
because, even with better room rates, the company barely broke even in 1998.
Future
With the caliber of management we would advise abstention.
China-Werte sind derzeit in. China-Travel hat gute Unternehmenszahlen und dürfte deshalb noch weiter steigen, allerdings sind die Umsätze an den dt. Börsen sehr gering.
China travel befindet sich in diversen Asien-Fonds, wie z. Bsp. von Flemings oder HSBC aufgelegten Fonds.
Im Sommer wird China dem WTO endlich beitreten und das dürfte ebenfalls für weitere Kurssteigerungen sorgen.
China Travel ist ein gutes Langfristinvestment, wenn man
in China-Aktien investieren möchte. Ich habe die Aktie bereits seit März 2000 und werde jedenfalls langfristig (5
Jahre u. länger) dabeibleiben.
Ebenfalls interessant ist die Aktie China Merchant
WPK 884558. Dieses Unternehmen ist z. Bsp. an dem Hongkonger
Großflughafen beteiligt und erwirtschaftet ebenfalls gute
Unternehmensgewinne. Diese Aktie hat bisher nur wenig im
Kurs zugelegt, dürfte aber ebenfalls mindestens ein Kurssteigerungpotential von 50 % in den nächsten Monaten
haben.
China travel befindet sich in diversen Asien-Fonds, wie z. Bsp. von Flemings oder HSBC aufgelegten Fonds.
Im Sommer wird China dem WTO endlich beitreten und das dürfte ebenfalls für weitere Kurssteigerungen sorgen.
China Travel ist ein gutes Langfristinvestment, wenn man
in China-Aktien investieren möchte. Ich habe die Aktie bereits seit März 2000 und werde jedenfalls langfristig (5
Jahre u. länger) dabeibleiben.
Ebenfalls interessant ist die Aktie China Merchant
WPK 884558. Dieses Unternehmen ist z. Bsp. an dem Hongkonger
Großflughafen beteiligt und erwirtschaftet ebenfalls gute
Unternehmensgewinne. Diese Aktie hat bisher nur wenig im
Kurs zugelegt, dürfte aber ebenfalls mindestens ein Kurssteigerungpotential von 50 % in den nächsten Monaten
haben.
Aktuelle Kurse und Umsätze in Hong Kong (umgerechnet in €)
Range
0.244 0.24 0.247 (104) 0.243 / 0.244 (324) 19,842,000 /
Hong Kong quote last updated: 18/5/2001 5:06:00 PM (HKT)
Range
0.244 0.24 0.247 (104) 0.243 / 0.244 (324) 19,842,000 /
Hong Kong quote last updated: 18/5/2001 5:06:00 PM (HKT)
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