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[MillhouseVanHouten]

Hi!

Habe gerade gelesen, daß NORTEL einen Millionenauftrag aus China erhalten hat. Ist das schon eingepreist? Bitte um schnelle Antwort!




Nortel hears call of Greater China
Awarded $525 million to expand Taiwan, China networks

By Allen Wan, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 3:13 AM ET Sep 28, 2000 NewsWatch
Latest headlines

HONG KONG (CBS.MW) -- Nortel Networks announced on Thursday that it has been awarded contracts totalling $525 million to expand wireless networks in China and Taiwan.

The Brampton, Ontario-based telecom products maker said in a statement it received a $250 million contract to expand Chunghwa Telecom`s digital cellular network in Taiwan and a $275 million deal from China Unicom (CHU: news, msgs) to build and expand its wireless network in China.

[Flanagan]

Der Chart sieht nicht gesund aus. Würde warten.

Gruß. F.

[leyk]

Hallo,

Vollkommen richtig,

Bin auch gerade rein,

Nortel gestern über 8% Minus.Die Amis hatten die Nachricht

noch nicht.Im gerade neuen Aktionär großer Bericht über den

Bluechip: 2 Seiten mit Titel:

Gigant im Reich des Lichts.(unglaubliches Tempo was Wachstum

und Umstruckturierung betrifft)Sie empfehlen in diesem Zukunftswert

investiert zu sein.Höchst erfolgversprechend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kurziel erstmal 120 Euro.Kursempfehlung bei 76 E. zur zeit 68,3 E

Finde eine Aktie ohne Risiko.Da kann man ruhig schlafen!!!!!!!

MFG LEYK

[MillhouseVanHouten]

Hi leyk, hi Flanagan!

Eigentlich sollte diese Meldung aber auch in Europa einen größeren Effekt erzeugen. Deswegen bin ich (auch aufgrund des miesen Charts) erstmal vorsichtig. Lucent z.B. hatte gestern auch Aufträge zu vermelden und fällt mal eben fast 6%.

[gourmet]

ich wäre da auch eher etwas vorsichtiger. schaut euch auch einmal an, was mit copper mountain gestern passiert ist. hier sehe ich persönlich mehr potential nach oben.

optical stocks took a beating on the Nasdaq today, with some down more than 10 percent.

One reason could be rumors floating around Wall Street that research analyst Paul Sagawa of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Inc. will downgrade several optical stocks this evening after the market closes. Sagawa will lead a conference call tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. EST where he is expected to announce negative optical industry news, based on a survey of over 60 companies in the sector.

One of the stocks hit the hardest today was ADC Telecom (Nasdaq: ADCT). Coming down off its high of $29 this morning, the stock fell roughly 11 percent. JDS Uniphase Inc. (Nasdaq: JDSU) also took a hit, its stock falling about 5 percent. Lucent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: LU) and Nortel Networks Corp. (NYSE/Toronto: NT) also dipped about 5.5 percent and 9.2 percent, respectively. High flyers such as Juniper Networks Inc. (Nasdaq: JNPR) (down 2 percent) and Corvis Corp. (Nasdaq: CORV) (down 7 percent) also suffered.

Sagawa did not return phone calls before press time.

[blondine]

MELDUNGEN TRUDELN LANGSAM EIN!!!!!


Nortel Networks Wins US$525 Million in Greater
China Wireless Contracts

Operators Prepare Chinese Mobile Customers for Next Generation
Wireless Internet Services

HONG KONG, Sept. 28 /PRNewswire/ - Nortel Networks (NYSE/TSE: NT) today announced contracts valued at an
estimated US$525 million for new wireless network build out expected to serve up to 17 million subscribers in Greater
China, and to pave the way for next generation Wireless Internet and data services.

The awards include an estimated US$250 million expansion of Chunghwa Telecom`s Taiwan-wide GSM 900/1800
dual-band digital cellular network, and an estimated US$275 million in new network builds and expansions by China
Unicom in the People`s Republic of China (PRC).

Nortel Networks is providing Chunghwa Telecom with more than 1,900 new GSM 900/1800 base stations to enable
dual-band subscriber roaming, and a GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) radio software upgrade to support high-speed
Wireless Internet services. In the PRC, Zhejiang Unicom is implementing Nortel Networks GPRS core network
infrastructure and software to deliver next generation Wireless Internet services as well.

``The current expansion will make it possible for Chunghwa Telecom to begin deploying Wireless Internet services by
August 2001,`` said Yue Chin-Yi, president, Long Distance and Mobile Business Group, Chunghwa Telecom. ``The
enhanced network will not only reach a record six million subscribers, it will also fuel a whole new wave of growth and
profitability by creating an advanced platform for new generation mobile content, commerce and eBusiness services and
applications.``

``We are helping Chunghwa Telecom and China Unicom to gain first-mover advantage in bringing the multimedia
richness and `anytime, anywhere` freedom of Wireless Internet to Taiwanese and mainland subscribers,`` said Robert
Mao, president and chief executive officer for Nortel Networks in the Greater China region. ``Nortel Networks is a world
leader in developing wireless capabilities. Our solutions provide operators with cost and time-to-market advantages as
they strive to introduce exciting new Wireless Internet services.``

Nortel Networks has a long-term relationship with Chunghwa Telecom since building the operator`s initial mobile
network in 1994. To date, Chunghwa Telecom has announced contracts with Nortel Networks estimated to be worth
US$900 million. Nortel Networks established a Wireless Internet Center of Excellence in Taipei in July 1999 to deliver
the highest possible levels of network management support and on-site technical training to Chunghwa Telecom
personnel.

In the PRC, Nortel Networks has won wireless network contract awards in 17 of 31 provinces.

Nortel Networks has supplied GPRS solutions to more than 20 wireless operators worldwide, including Chunghwa
Telecom, mobilkom austria, and One2One in the UK. The Nortel Networks GPRS infrastructure will enable Chunghwa
Telecom and Zhejiang Unicom to offer full ISP (Internet Service Provider) capabilities, supporting applications such as
secure mobile Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and mobile eBusiness. Based on packet technology, GPRS overlays a
GSM network to offer `always on` connections to handheld computers, personal digital assistants and other mobile
Internet and data devices. Chunghwa Telecom is committed to innovation, speed, reliability, simplicity, and economy. It
seeks to enter the ranks of the world-class telecom carriers by linking the world and the people through superior service,
enterprising management, and continually improving performance. Chunghwa Telecom operates both domestic and
international telecom businesses. It also invests in related businesses, and other ventures as authorized by the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications. Chunghwa Telecom can be found on the web at www.cht.com.tw.

Nortel Networks is a global Internet and communications leader with capabilities spanning Optical, Wireless, Local
Internet and eBusiness. The Company had 1999 U.S. GAAP revenues of US$21.3 billion and serves carrier, service
provider and enterprise customers globally. Today, Nortel Networks is creating a high-performance Internet that is more
reliable and faster than ever before. It is redefining the economics and quality of networking and the Internet, promising a
new era of collaboration, communications and commerce. Visit us at www.nortelnetworks.com.