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ISIN: US1170431092 · WKN: 850531 · Symbol: BC
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| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 5.029,00 | +83.716,67 | |
| 8,0000 | +75,44 | |
| 8,8200 | +44,59 | |
| 4,5200 | +9,98 | |
| 10.000,00 | +9,89 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
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| 14,420 | -9,88 | |
| 36,70 | -10,77 | |
| 2,9600 | -27,80 | |
| 8,5000 | -50,00 | |
| 0,8943 | -57,21 |
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Ich rede hier vom Brunswick-Konzern (WKN 850531, NASDAQ-Symbol: BC)der mit vielen Tochtergesellschaften die eindeutige Marktführerschaft auf verschiedenen Gebieten hat. Aus dem Brunswick-Konzern stammen z.B. Komplettausstattungen von Bowling-Bahnen. Wer sich mit Booten auskennt hat vielleicht schon mal die Namen Mercury, Mercruiser, Bayliner, Maxum oder Sea-Ray gehört. Alle diese Firmen gehören dem Brunswick-Konzern an und sind zum Teil Marktführer auf Ihrem Gebiet! Das geschätze Gewinnwachstum beträgt ca. 50 ´% das KGV lediglich 6,3 (2001). Man braucht sich noch unter quote.yahoo.com die Gewinnreihen anschauen, die haben es in sich. Mehrere Analystenhäuser sind auf diesen Wert aufmerkasam geworden und verteilen Buy-Ratings. Leider ist der Aktienumsatz in Deutschland recht mau, genaugenommen wurden die Kurse seit einiger Zeit getaxt ohne das Umsatz stattfand aber in der USA sind die Umsätze recht hoch.
pd
pd
sorry, gewinnwachstum nicht 50 % sondern nur ca. 15 %. ist aber trotzdem günstig. 
pd
pd
übrigens:
brunswick verkauft auch noch fahrräder (Mongoose) und angelausrüstungen.
hier die zuwachsraten (quartal zu quartal)
mercury marine(innen-und außenbordmotoren für boote) + 11%
boot-sector + 14% (der trend geht zu größeren, margenstärkeren booten)
der outdoor-bereich fällt allerdings um 9%,ist aber auch der kleinste bereich.
pd
brunswick verkauft auch noch fahrräder (Mongoose) und angelausrüstungen.
hier die zuwachsraten (quartal zu quartal)
mercury marine(innen-und außenbordmotoren für boote) + 11%
boot-sector + 14% (der trend geht zu größeren, margenstärkeren booten)
der outdoor-bereich fällt allerdings um 9%,ist aber auch der kleinste bereich.
pd
he leute, KGV von 6, günstiger wirds nicht!!
pd
pd
Wie kommst auf NASDAQ? BC wird am NYSE gehandelt.
Noch billiger ist General Cigar Hold. (MPP) mit einem KGV von 3-4. Allerdings zahlen die keine Dividende... *lol*
Gruß N1
Noch billiger ist General Cigar Hold. (MPP) mit einem KGV von 3-4. Allerdings zahlen die keine Dividende... *lol*
Gruß N1
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was ist denn los, hat keiner bc?
also
DIVIDENDE!!! ich glaube 0,6 $
gewinn dieses jahr 2,75, nächstes jahr 3
MARKTFÜHRER
durchweg strong buy + buy ratings
was wollt ihr mehr?
pd
also
DIVIDENDE!!! ich glaube 0,6 $
gewinn dieses jahr 2,75, nächstes jahr 3
MARKTFÜHRER
durchweg strong buy + buy ratings
was wollt ihr mehr?
pd
Nasdaq MINUS
Dow Minus
bc UNVERÄNDERT
pd
Dow Minus
bc UNVERÄNDERT
pd
Brunswick Corp BC CIBC Wrld Mkts from Hold
to Buy
Der Chart sieht gut aus!
to Buy
Der Chart sieht gut aus!
Event Details
Title: Second Quarter 2003 Earnings Conference Call
Date: Thursday, July 24, 2003
Time: 11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT
Duration: 1 hour
Title: Second Quarter 2003 Earnings Conference Call
Date: Thursday, July 24, 2003
Time: 11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT
Duration: 1 hour
Builders, Sellers of Boats Remain at Sea
Jul 25, 2003 (The Miami Herald - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News via
COMTEX) -- Boat builders and sellers are seeing a little light on the horizon
but aren`t rejoicing yet.
"It`s still a bit bumpy out there," said George Buckley, chairman of Brunswick
Corp., which makes Sea Ray, Bayliner and Hatteras boats as well as Mercury
engines.
And it`s too soon to predict any meaningful upturn in the marine market, he told
analysts Thursday while reporting higher second-quarter sales and profit and
emphasizing the importance of last month`s purchase of the Pompano Beach-based
Land `N` Sea Corp.
Brunswick`s largest national outlet, MarineMax, also reported positive quarterly
results mixed with caution.
"We are still very much in a challenging economic environment," said William
McGill, chairman of the huge Clearwater-based retailer.
MarineMax did, however, see an 8 percent boost in same-store sales, a key mark
of a retailer`s health.
"Our store traffic has picked up some. However, we`re still having to fight to
get that business," McGill said.
Both companies cited cost savings, continuing weak sales of bigger boats and
lean inventories in assessing their performances.
Inventories are so slim, said Buckley, of the Lake Forest, Ill.-based Brunswick,
that "the danger is that if there is an uptick... we are probably going to miss
a few sales." He also told analysts how the purchase of Land `N` Sea gave
Brunswick an instant entree into the parts-and-accessories business.
Last month, Brunswick bought the major distributor for $52 million in cash,
notes and the assumption of debt. Founded in 1975, Land `N` Sea employs 420
people in the United States and Canada and has $100 million in annual revenue.
The deal "enables Brunswick to acquire a sophisticated distribution vehicle . .
to make it easier for the company`s ultimate-end customers to buy parts on a
timelier basis," said Jill Krutick, an analyst with Smith Barney Citigroup.
Five years ago, Land `N` Sea was bought by Castle Harlan, a New York investment
bank that specializes in leveraged buyouts. The purchase price was not
disclosed. Land `N` Sea handles more than 30,000 boat and engine parts.
"It is not our desire or intention to get into competition with West Marine,"
Buckley said of the boating-supplies retailer.
Looking at another segment of his business, Buckley sees pressure on boat-engine
profit margins. "It seems Japanese manufacturers are flooding the market," he
said.
Brunswick earned $53.6 million on second-quarter sales of $1.07 billion,
compared with earnings of $46.2 million on sales of $1.02 billion last year.
Shares rose 93 cents to $26.32.
MarineMax earned $8.5 million on third-quarter sales $187.2 million, versus
earnings of $7.7 million on sales of $170.6 million last year. Shares rose 15
cents to $13.95.
By Dale K. DuPont
Jul 25, 2003 (The Miami Herald - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News via
COMTEX) -- Boat builders and sellers are seeing a little light on the horizon
but aren`t rejoicing yet.
"It`s still a bit bumpy out there," said George Buckley, chairman of Brunswick
Corp., which makes Sea Ray, Bayliner and Hatteras boats as well as Mercury
engines.
And it`s too soon to predict any meaningful upturn in the marine market, he told
analysts Thursday while reporting higher second-quarter sales and profit and
emphasizing the importance of last month`s purchase of the Pompano Beach-based
Land `N` Sea Corp.
Brunswick`s largest national outlet, MarineMax, also reported positive quarterly
results mixed with caution.
"We are still very much in a challenging economic environment," said William
McGill, chairman of the huge Clearwater-based retailer.
MarineMax did, however, see an 8 percent boost in same-store sales, a key mark
of a retailer`s health.
"Our store traffic has picked up some. However, we`re still having to fight to
get that business," McGill said.
Both companies cited cost savings, continuing weak sales of bigger boats and
lean inventories in assessing their performances.
Inventories are so slim, said Buckley, of the Lake Forest, Ill.-based Brunswick,
that "the danger is that if there is an uptick... we are probably going to miss
a few sales." He also told analysts how the purchase of Land `N` Sea gave
Brunswick an instant entree into the parts-and-accessories business.
Last month, Brunswick bought the major distributor for $52 million in cash,
notes and the assumption of debt. Founded in 1975, Land `N` Sea employs 420
people in the United States and Canada and has $100 million in annual revenue.
The deal "enables Brunswick to acquire a sophisticated distribution vehicle . .
to make it easier for the company`s ultimate-end customers to buy parts on a
timelier basis," said Jill Krutick, an analyst with Smith Barney Citigroup.
Five years ago, Land `N` Sea was bought by Castle Harlan, a New York investment
bank that specializes in leveraged buyouts. The purchase price was not
disclosed. Land `N` Sea handles more than 30,000 boat and engine parts.
"It is not our desire or intention to get into competition with West Marine,"
Buckley said of the boating-supplies retailer.
Looking at another segment of his business, Buckley sees pressure on boat-engine
profit margins. "It seems Japanese manufacturers are flooding the market," he
said.
Brunswick earned $53.6 million on second-quarter sales of $1.07 billion,
compared with earnings of $46.2 million on sales of $1.02 billion last year.
Shares rose 93 cents to $26.32.
MarineMax earned $8.5 million on third-quarter sales $187.2 million, versus
earnings of $7.7 million on sales of $170.6 million last year. Shares rose 15
cents to $13.95.
By Dale K. DuPont
Wolpert Named President of US Marine
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jul 28, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- The
Brunswick Boat Group announced today that Stephen M. Wolpert has been promoted
to president of its US Marine Division. Wolpert most recently was US Marine`s
chief operating officer, responsible for leading all aspects of US Marine`s
operations. Wolpert will continue in these responsibilities as well as continue
to report to Dustan E. McCoy, president of the Brunswick Boat Group.
"Under Steve`s direction, our US Marine division has made good progress toward
reclaiming its legacy as the leading family boat company," McCoy said. "The
operations have shown steady improvement during his tenure, with US Marine
improving its competitive stance with a number of creative affordable boats that
keep people on the water and attract folks to the joys of boating."
Wolpert joined the Brunswick Boat Group as its vice president- manufacturing in
2001, with responsibility for leading all manufacturing improvement initiatives
and strategies for the group`s overall operations. In July 2002, Wolpert joined
US Marine as senior vice president of operations, with responsibility for
manufacturing systems, profit planning, sourcing, and accounting/finance. Prior
to joining the Boat Group, Wolpert was vice president, manufacturing
strategies-industrial automation, for St. Louis-based Emerson Electric Company.
He has a bachelor`s degree in international business from Georgetown University.
Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., the Brunswick Boat Group is a marketer and
manufacturer of Sea Ray, Bayliner, Maxum, Hatteras, Sealine and Meridian
pleasure boats; Baja high-performance boats; Boston Whaler and Trophy offshore
fishing boats; and Princecraft fishing, deck and pontoon boats.
SOURCE Brunswick Boat Group
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jul 28, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- The
Brunswick Boat Group announced today that Stephen M. Wolpert has been promoted
to president of its US Marine Division. Wolpert most recently was US Marine`s
chief operating officer, responsible for leading all aspects of US Marine`s
operations. Wolpert will continue in these responsibilities as well as continue
to report to Dustan E. McCoy, president of the Brunswick Boat Group.
"Under Steve`s direction, our US Marine division has made good progress toward
reclaiming its legacy as the leading family boat company," McCoy said. "The
operations have shown steady improvement during his tenure, with US Marine
improving its competitive stance with a number of creative affordable boats that
keep people on the water and attract folks to the joys of boating."
Wolpert joined the Brunswick Boat Group as its vice president- manufacturing in
2001, with responsibility for leading all manufacturing improvement initiatives
and strategies for the group`s overall operations. In July 2002, Wolpert joined
US Marine as senior vice president of operations, with responsibility for
manufacturing systems, profit planning, sourcing, and accounting/finance. Prior
to joining the Boat Group, Wolpert was vice president, manufacturing
strategies-industrial automation, for St. Louis-based Emerson Electric Company.
He has a bachelor`s degree in international business from Georgetown University.
Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., the Brunswick Boat Group is a marketer and
manufacturer of Sea Ray, Bayliner, Maxum, Hatteras, Sealine and Meridian
pleasure boats; Baja high-performance boats; Boston Whaler and Trophy offshore
fishing boats; and Princecraft fishing, deck and pontoon boats.
SOURCE Brunswick Boat Group
@mannerl,
ich hab schon lange keine dividende bekommen, zahlen die keine mehr? oder was ist da los?
ich hab schon lange keine dividende bekommen, zahlen die keine mehr? oder was ist da los?
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