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ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+ 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET LIMITED’S FIRST U.S. BATCH OF I.P. VIDEO TELEPHONES ATTRACTS STRONG INTEREST
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MAJOR ORDERS FOR “DAVNET IP VIDEOPHONE” EXPECTED
(SYDNEY, 31ST JANUARY 2001): Strong North American interest in the “DAVNET IP VideoPhone”, the world’s first commercially available video telephone system based on Internet Protocol (IP) technology, has translated into sales, Davnet Limited, the international IP-powered telecommunications carrier, announced today.
“Orders have been placed by a number of companies, mostly potential distributors from different parts of the USA, and we have sold out of our first batch of US-configured ‘DAVNET IP VideoPhones’,” said Mr. Mark Smith, Group Vice President for Marketing, in a progress report on developments since the product was officially launched at a US industry exhibition in early December.
“Each of the companies has ordered units for assessment, and by next month, we are expecting them to be placing their first major orders.”
According to Mr. Smith, interest has come from distributors that supply Fortune 500 companies, the military, and sports and entertainment organizations. Telecommunications carriers, the healthcare sector, and a national business association are also showing interest. One well-known Fortune 500 fast-moving consumer goods corporation is looking at the potential for using the DAVNET IP VideoPhone within its various business units.
“We are currently following up on a further 60 serious business opportunities,” he added. “These opportunities include potential buyers from Europe, Africa and South America.”
The DAVNET IP VideoPhone is the world’s first all-in-one IP-based desktop phone with a high-quality video screen and camera. The ex-factory list price is US$1,500 a unit.
Designed and developed by Davnet, in association with InnoMedia Pte Limited, the DAVNET IP VideoPhone incorporates state-of-the-art video and voice-processing technology. This compact all-in-one desktop phone takes the complexity out of person-to-person videoconferencing. Simply plug it into a quality-of-service enabled broadband IP network, pick up the phone and dial. The plug-and-play system delivers high quality video, bringing convenient, cost-effective face-to-face communication to busy executives over the Davnet broadband network. It is the perfect solution for companies with multinational offices that would like their staff to benefit from daily face-to-face communication.
The DAVNET IP VideoPhone is interoperable with other standard-based video conferencing systems that support H.323, the industry standards for IP multimedia communication.
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About Davnet
Davnet, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier, is a rapidly growing facilities-based provider of high-speed telecommunications and enhanced data services to large- and medium-sized businesses located within premium multi-tenant office buildings in selected cities throughout Australia, Asia and North America. As at 30th June 2000, the Group was serving clients in 81 “live” buildings in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, ten in Hong Kong and two in the USA. It had licenses for a further 75 buildings including premises in Canada and in Singapore.
Davnet offers integrated and scalable data services delivered through in-building broadband communications networks that it owns and/or operates. In addition to high-speed Internet access, Davnet offers enhanced services such as local and international Internet Protocol-virtual private networks, voice and fax over Internet Protocol, video and telephone conferencing, unified messaging, hosting, co-location, video on demand, video telephony and design/e-commerce services and consulting. It also offers information and data storage, protection and management solutions.
The principal company in the Davnet Group is Davnet Limited. Davnet Limited commenced trading under the code DVT on the Australian Stock Exchange in December 1998. In November 1999, NTT Communications Corporation of Japan, the world’s largest carrier, acquired a 49 per cent interest in the Group’s Australian subsidiary, Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited. In September 2000, NTT strengthened its relationship by acquiring an option to roll up its existing interests into the listed entity, Davnet Limited. It also agreed to a further investment in Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited.
Davnet is a "Cisco Powered Network Partner".
The Davnet Vision is “We deliver reliable, innovative, scalable broadband solutions to business. Guaranteed!”
For more information about Davnet, please visit www.davnet.com.au
ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+ 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET LIMITED’S FIRST U.S. BATCH OF I.P. VIDEO TELEPHONES ATTRACTS STRONG INTEREST
* * *
MAJOR ORDERS FOR “DAVNET IP VIDEOPHONE” EXPECTED
(SYDNEY, 31ST JANUARY 2001): Strong North American interest in the “DAVNET IP VideoPhone”, the world’s first commercially available video telephone system based on Internet Protocol (IP) technology, has translated into sales, Davnet Limited, the international IP-powered telecommunications carrier, announced today.
“Orders have been placed by a number of companies, mostly potential distributors from different parts of the USA, and we have sold out of our first batch of US-configured ‘DAVNET IP VideoPhones’,” said Mr. Mark Smith, Group Vice President for Marketing, in a progress report on developments since the product was officially launched at a US industry exhibition in early December.
“Each of the companies has ordered units for assessment, and by next month, we are expecting them to be placing their first major orders.”
According to Mr. Smith, interest has come from distributors that supply Fortune 500 companies, the military, and sports and entertainment organizations. Telecommunications carriers, the healthcare sector, and a national business association are also showing interest. One well-known Fortune 500 fast-moving consumer goods corporation is looking at the potential for using the DAVNET IP VideoPhone within its various business units.
“We are currently following up on a further 60 serious business opportunities,” he added. “These opportunities include potential buyers from Europe, Africa and South America.”
The DAVNET IP VideoPhone is the world’s first all-in-one IP-based desktop phone with a high-quality video screen and camera. The ex-factory list price is US$1,500 a unit.
Designed and developed by Davnet, in association with InnoMedia Pte Limited, the DAVNET IP VideoPhone incorporates state-of-the-art video and voice-processing technology. This compact all-in-one desktop phone takes the complexity out of person-to-person videoconferencing. Simply plug it into a quality-of-service enabled broadband IP network, pick up the phone and dial. The plug-and-play system delivers high quality video, bringing convenient, cost-effective face-to-face communication to busy executives over the Davnet broadband network. It is the perfect solution for companies with multinational offices that would like their staff to benefit from daily face-to-face communication.
The DAVNET IP VideoPhone is interoperable with other standard-based video conferencing systems that support H.323, the industry standards for IP multimedia communication.
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About Davnet
Davnet, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier, is a rapidly growing facilities-based provider of high-speed telecommunications and enhanced data services to large- and medium-sized businesses located within premium multi-tenant office buildings in selected cities throughout Australia, Asia and North America. As at 30th June 2000, the Group was serving clients in 81 “live” buildings in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, ten in Hong Kong and two in the USA. It had licenses for a further 75 buildings including premises in Canada and in Singapore.
Davnet offers integrated and scalable data services delivered through in-building broadband communications networks that it owns and/or operates. In addition to high-speed Internet access, Davnet offers enhanced services such as local and international Internet Protocol-virtual private networks, voice and fax over Internet Protocol, video and telephone conferencing, unified messaging, hosting, co-location, video on demand, video telephony and design/e-commerce services and consulting. It also offers information and data storage, protection and management solutions.
The principal company in the Davnet Group is Davnet Limited. Davnet Limited commenced trading under the code DVT on the Australian Stock Exchange in December 1998. In November 1999, NTT Communications Corporation of Japan, the world’s largest carrier, acquired a 49 per cent interest in the Group’s Australian subsidiary, Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited. In September 2000, NTT strengthened its relationship by acquiring an option to roll up its existing interests into the listed entity, Davnet Limited. It also agreed to a further investment in Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited.
Davnet is a "Cisco Powered Network Partner".
The Davnet Vision is “We deliver reliable, innovative, scalable broadband solutions to business. Guaranteed!”
For more information about Davnet, please visit www.davnet.com.au
Hallo Kastor,
könntest du mir sagen in welche Richtung davnet eigentlich
geht . Werden wir die 2 Euro sehen . Die News sind ja
vielversprechend.
könntest du mir sagen in welche Richtung davnet eigentlich
geht . Werden wir die 2 Euro sehen . Die News sind ja
vielversprechend.
Wenn ich das wüßte!
Hoffe die gehen mal zu den alten höchst Kursen über!
Ich glaube das Davnet ein Top Unternehmen ist aber als
Zockerpapier angesehen ist!
Kastor
Hoffe die gehen mal zu den alten höchst Kursen über!
Ich glaube das Davnet ein Top Unternehmen ist aber als
Zockerpapier angesehen ist!
Kastor
Gerade nochmal eine Mail erhalten um 23.11 Uhr
Hier!
ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+61 (0)2 9272 9600 + 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET LIMITED NAMES ROBERT H. TURNER AS GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AS SUCCESSION PLAN IMPLEMENTED
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DAVNET FOUNDER AND LARGEST INDIVIDUAL SHAREHOLDER STEPHEN MOIGNARD REMAINS ON DAVNET BOARD BUT WILL PURSUE OTHER BUSINESS INTERESTS
(MELBOURNE, 1ST FEBRUARY 2001): Davnet Limited, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier------, today announced the appointment of Mr. Robert H. Turner as Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director. Mr. Turner, currently Group Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director, takes up his new posts immediately.
The founder of Davnet Limited, Mr. Stephen Moignard, is relinquishing his roles as Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director in order to pursue other business interests. He will remain on the Board of Directors as a Non-Executive Director. Mr. Moignard intends to retain his position as the largest individual shareholder in the Company.
Chairman Mr. Bill O’Shea said: “Stephen is handing over the baton to Hal as part of our declared strategy of continuing the development of Davnet into an international IP-powered provider of telecommunications solutions. The Board of Directors fully endorses the implementation of this mutually agreed and amicable succession plan which we believe is in the best interests of all shareholders.”
Mr. Moignard said: “I am very proud of Davnet and what has been achieved. Davnet has grown tremendously fast over the past three years. Last year, we recruited Hal noting that his experience and expertise were what Davnet needed to continue the Company’s drive towards sustained international growth and profitability. We created The Office of The Chief Executive Officer where Hal and I worked together. The Board of Directors is unanimously satisfied with how Hal has made his mark as the next endorsed leader of the Davnet business. The time has now come to implement our succession strategy and that is what we are announcing today. The Company is in good hands for the future.”
Mr. Turner, who has more than 20 years of management experience in the global telecommunications industry, joined Davnet in May last year. He was appointed as a member of the Board of Directors in June, a decision that was endorsed by shareholders at the annual general meeting in November.
“I am delighted to be asked to lead Davnet in the next phase of its development and I thank Stephen for the guidance and kindness he has shown me,” said Mr. Turner. “Stephen had the vision some five years ago that IP was the telecommunications technology of the future. He developed Davnet, growing it organically, making acquisitions and taking the Company into overseas markets in Asia and North America. He took Davnet from its beginnings in 1998 with a value of A$1 million to its current value of A$320 million at today’s market prices. He has built immense shareholder value – I hope I am able to replicate Stephen’s achievement in the next phase of Davnet’s development.
“Today, Davnet is the market leading integrated broadband communications provider in Australia and the only one in Asia. In North America, our model is very competitive and we are making welcome progress in our roll out programs for the US and Canadian markets.
“The challenge is to retain our leading, ‘first-to-market’ position while taking advantage of the forces of consolidation that are starting to sweep the industry. We intend to firmly defend our market position and focus on improving shareholder value.”
Outlining his continuing relationship with Davnet, Mr. Moignard added: “I intend to retain my shareholding in Davnet and I will continue to contribute in my position as a Non-Executive Director. However, I propose to spend a greater proportion of my time in future on developing my interests in a number of other technologically-related business investments.”
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BACKGROUND BIO
Robert H Turner BSc, MBA
Group Chief Executive Officer, Davnet Limited
Mr. Robert (‘Hal’) Turner brings to Davnet over 20 years of management experience in the global telecommunications industry. Since beginning his career in telecommunications in 1977 with AT&T, Mr. Turner has held a number of positions of increasing responsibility, including President and Chief Operating Officer of BellSouth Communications Inc, President and Chief Executive Officer of TeleZone Corporation, a Canadian-based PCS provider, President and Chief Executive Officer of PTT Telecom Netherlands (United States) Inc, President and Chief Executive Officer of EON Corporation, a US nationwide operator of wireless interactive video and data services, and President and Chief Executive Officer of EqualNet Communications, a telecommunications service business providing local, long-distance and Internet services in major US cities.
Prior to joining Davnet, Mr. Turner had been recruited to New World Telephone Limited in Hong Kong to serve as Chief Executive Officer of the new company to be formed after the acquisition of New World Telephone’s FTNS (Fixed Telecommunication Network Services) assets by its then management and investors.
Hier!
ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+61 (0)2 9272 9600 + 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET LIMITED NAMES ROBERT H. TURNER AS GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AS SUCCESSION PLAN IMPLEMENTED
* * * *
DAVNET FOUNDER AND LARGEST INDIVIDUAL SHAREHOLDER STEPHEN MOIGNARD REMAINS ON DAVNET BOARD BUT WILL PURSUE OTHER BUSINESS INTERESTS
(MELBOURNE, 1ST FEBRUARY 2001): Davnet Limited, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier------, today announced the appointment of Mr. Robert H. Turner as Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director. Mr. Turner, currently Group Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director, takes up his new posts immediately.
The founder of Davnet Limited, Mr. Stephen Moignard, is relinquishing his roles as Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director in order to pursue other business interests. He will remain on the Board of Directors as a Non-Executive Director. Mr. Moignard intends to retain his position as the largest individual shareholder in the Company.
Chairman Mr. Bill O’Shea said: “Stephen is handing over the baton to Hal as part of our declared strategy of continuing the development of Davnet into an international IP-powered provider of telecommunications solutions. The Board of Directors fully endorses the implementation of this mutually agreed and amicable succession plan which we believe is in the best interests of all shareholders.”
Mr. Moignard said: “I am very proud of Davnet and what has been achieved. Davnet has grown tremendously fast over the past three years. Last year, we recruited Hal noting that his experience and expertise were what Davnet needed to continue the Company’s drive towards sustained international growth and profitability. We created The Office of The Chief Executive Officer where Hal and I worked together. The Board of Directors is unanimously satisfied with how Hal has made his mark as the next endorsed leader of the Davnet business. The time has now come to implement our succession strategy and that is what we are announcing today. The Company is in good hands for the future.”
Mr. Turner, who has more than 20 years of management experience in the global telecommunications industry, joined Davnet in May last year. He was appointed as a member of the Board of Directors in June, a decision that was endorsed by shareholders at the annual general meeting in November.
“I am delighted to be asked to lead Davnet in the next phase of its development and I thank Stephen for the guidance and kindness he has shown me,” said Mr. Turner. “Stephen had the vision some five years ago that IP was the telecommunications technology of the future. He developed Davnet, growing it organically, making acquisitions and taking the Company into overseas markets in Asia and North America. He took Davnet from its beginnings in 1998 with a value of A$1 million to its current value of A$320 million at today’s market prices. He has built immense shareholder value – I hope I am able to replicate Stephen’s achievement in the next phase of Davnet’s development.
“Today, Davnet is the market leading integrated broadband communications provider in Australia and the only one in Asia. In North America, our model is very competitive and we are making welcome progress in our roll out programs for the US and Canadian markets.
“The challenge is to retain our leading, ‘first-to-market’ position while taking advantage of the forces of consolidation that are starting to sweep the industry. We intend to firmly defend our market position and focus on improving shareholder value.”
Outlining his continuing relationship with Davnet, Mr. Moignard added: “I intend to retain my shareholding in Davnet and I will continue to contribute in my position as a Non-Executive Director. However, I propose to spend a greater proportion of my time in future on developing my interests in a number of other technologically-related business investments.”
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BACKGROUND BIO
Robert H Turner BSc, MBA
Group Chief Executive Officer, Davnet Limited
Mr. Robert (‘Hal’) Turner brings to Davnet over 20 years of management experience in the global telecommunications industry. Since beginning his career in telecommunications in 1977 with AT&T, Mr. Turner has held a number of positions of increasing responsibility, including President and Chief Operating Officer of BellSouth Communications Inc, President and Chief Executive Officer of TeleZone Corporation, a Canadian-based PCS provider, President and Chief Executive Officer of PTT Telecom Netherlands (United States) Inc, President and Chief Executive Officer of EON Corporation, a US nationwide operator of wireless interactive video and data services, and President and Chief Executive Officer of EqualNet Communications, a telecommunications service business providing local, long-distance and Internet services in major US cities.
Prior to joining Davnet, Mr. Turner had been recruited to New World Telephone Limited in Hong Kong to serve as Chief Executive Officer of the new company to be formed after the acquisition of New World Telephone’s FTNS (Fixed Telecommunication Network Services) assets by its then management and investors.
News v.2.2.01Ceo geht nach Verkauf von 20 Millionen Aktien Moignard`s "amicable" exit shocks market as shares head south 12:04
MELBOURNE (eScoop) - After selling 20 mln shares in Davnet (DVT) earlier this month, Stephen Moignard has distanced himself further from the company he founded, resigning from the positions of chief executive and managing director.
The news sent Davnet shares down 3c or 4.6% to 63c.
Chief operating officer Robert Turner has been appointed to take over from Moignard, an "amicable succession plan" fully endorsed by the board, according to chairman Bill O`Shea.
Moignard said he will stay on the board as a non-executive director and intends to remain the company`s largest individual shareholder.
"However, I propose to spend a greater proportion of my time in future on developing my interests in a number of other technologically-related business investments," he said.
Moignard holds a 10.31% stake in the company, down from 14.42% following a transaction earlier this month which caught the stock exchange`s attention because it was not disclosed immediately.
Turner, who has more than 20 years` management experience in the global telecommunications industry, joined Davnet in May last year and was appointed to the board in June. Before joining Davnet he worked in a senior management role at New World Telephone in Hong Kong.
Noting the task ahead of him, Turner said: "(Moignard) took Davnet from its beginnings in 1998 with a value of $1 mln to its current value of $320 mln at today`s market prices. He has built immense shareholder value - I hope I am able to replicate Stephen`s achievement in the next phase of Davnet`s development."
The "shareholder value" reference is particularly curious, considering many Davnet shareholders bought in at a much higher price - some when the stock hit its 12-month high of $6 before the tech crash.
http://www.escoop.com.au/afxdetail/afxdetail.html?fname=head… Chief moves on after share sell-down
TELECOMS
By CHRISTOPHER WEBB
Friday 2 February 2001
Stephen Moignard: His departure comes three weeks after his interests sold about 4 per cent of Davnet`s issued capital.
Three weeks after disposing of a chunk of his Davnet shares, Stephen Moignard has stepped down as managing director of the company to "pursue other business interests".
A statement from Davnet yesterday said that the group`s operating officer, Robert "Hal" Turner, would immediately take over the chief executive/managing director role held by Mr Moignard.
The statement added that Mr Moignard would remain on the board and that he intended to retain his position as the company`s biggest individual shareholder.
Davnet chairman William O`Shea said: "Stephen is handing over the baton to Hal as part of our declared strategy of continuing the development of Davnet into an international IP-powered provider of telecommunications solutions.
"The board of directors fully endorses the implementation of this mutually agreed and amicable succession plan, which we believe is in the best interests of all shareholders."
Mr Moignard`s departure from the managing director`s chair comes three weeks after his interests sold about 4 per cent of Davnet`s issued capital. His off-market disposal of close to 20 million shares at about 33cents each raised about $6.6 million.
The sale came soon after 30 per cent of Davnet`s issued shares came out of escrow.
The 33-cent price was the lowest level for Davnet shares since August, 1999.
In March last year, shares in the "international Internet protocol-based carrier" hit $5.99.
Mr Moignard`s departure as managing director comes two years after he was appointed to the position.
Late in 1998, Mr Moignard`s then privately held Davnet was bought by the listed Golden Hills Mining NL.
Golden Hills issued 125 million shares to buy Davnet and adopted the subsidiary`s name.
Within 15 months, the vendor`s consideration was worth $749million on paper. In the year to last June, Davnet`s loses before abnormal items widened to $24.5 million from $4.2 million on sales of slightly more than $40million.
Mr Moignard said yesterday he was proud of what Davnet had achieved.
"Davnet has grown tremendously fast over the past three years," he said.
"The board is unanimously satisfied with how Hal has made his mark as the next endorsed leader of the Davnet business."
http://www.theage.com.au/business/2001/02/02/FFXQNO8BNIC.htm…
MELBOURNE (eScoop) - After selling 20 mln shares in Davnet (DVT) earlier this month, Stephen Moignard has distanced himself further from the company he founded, resigning from the positions of chief executive and managing director.
The news sent Davnet shares down 3c or 4.6% to 63c.
Chief operating officer Robert Turner has been appointed to take over from Moignard, an "amicable succession plan" fully endorsed by the board, according to chairman Bill O`Shea.
Moignard said he will stay on the board as a non-executive director and intends to remain the company`s largest individual shareholder.
"However, I propose to spend a greater proportion of my time in future on developing my interests in a number of other technologically-related business investments," he said.
Moignard holds a 10.31% stake in the company, down from 14.42% following a transaction earlier this month which caught the stock exchange`s attention because it was not disclosed immediately.
Turner, who has more than 20 years` management experience in the global telecommunications industry, joined Davnet in May last year and was appointed to the board in June. Before joining Davnet he worked in a senior management role at New World Telephone in Hong Kong.
Noting the task ahead of him, Turner said: "(Moignard) took Davnet from its beginnings in 1998 with a value of $1 mln to its current value of $320 mln at today`s market prices. He has built immense shareholder value - I hope I am able to replicate Stephen`s achievement in the next phase of Davnet`s development."
The "shareholder value" reference is particularly curious, considering many Davnet shareholders bought in at a much higher price - some when the stock hit its 12-month high of $6 before the tech crash.
http://www.escoop.com.au/afxdetail/afxdetail.html?fname=head… Chief moves on after share sell-down
TELECOMS
By CHRISTOPHER WEBB
Friday 2 February 2001
Stephen Moignard: His departure comes three weeks after his interests sold about 4 per cent of Davnet`s issued capital.
Three weeks after disposing of a chunk of his Davnet shares, Stephen Moignard has stepped down as managing director of the company to "pursue other business interests".
A statement from Davnet yesterday said that the group`s operating officer, Robert "Hal" Turner, would immediately take over the chief executive/managing director role held by Mr Moignard.
The statement added that Mr Moignard would remain on the board and that he intended to retain his position as the company`s biggest individual shareholder.
Davnet chairman William O`Shea said: "Stephen is handing over the baton to Hal as part of our declared strategy of continuing the development of Davnet into an international IP-powered provider of telecommunications solutions.
"The board of directors fully endorses the implementation of this mutually agreed and amicable succession plan, which we believe is in the best interests of all shareholders."
Mr Moignard`s departure from the managing director`s chair comes three weeks after his interests sold about 4 per cent of Davnet`s issued capital. His off-market disposal of close to 20 million shares at about 33cents each raised about $6.6 million.
The sale came soon after 30 per cent of Davnet`s issued shares came out of escrow.
The 33-cent price was the lowest level for Davnet shares since August, 1999.
In March last year, shares in the "international Internet protocol-based carrier" hit $5.99.
Mr Moignard`s departure as managing director comes two years after he was appointed to the position.
Late in 1998, Mr Moignard`s then privately held Davnet was bought by the listed Golden Hills Mining NL.
Golden Hills issued 125 million shares to buy Davnet and adopted the subsidiary`s name.
Within 15 months, the vendor`s consideration was worth $749million on paper. In the year to last June, Davnet`s loses before abnormal items widened to $24.5 million from $4.2 million on sales of slightly more than $40million.
Mr Moignard said yesterday he was proud of what Davnet had achieved.
"Davnet has grown tremendously fast over the past three years," he said.
"The board is unanimously satisfied with how Hal has made his mark as the next endorsed leader of the Davnet business."
http://www.theage.com.au/business/2001/02/02/FFXQNO8BNIC.htm…
Trading Spotlight
Wie würdet Ihr die letzte Meldung interpretieren? Leider sind die 68 Cent laut Moneywolf eine nichtzudurchbrechende Barriere. Ich habe keine Ahnung was man von Davnet noch halten soll.
Wollten die nicht mal an die Nasdaq ???
Kann mich dunkel daran erinnern. Gibt es Infos darüber ??
Bin selber seit ca. 1 Jahr drin, aber leider -73%.
Kann mich dunkel daran erinnern. Gibt es Infos darüber ??
Bin selber seit ca. 1 Jahr drin, aber leider -73%.
Gestern bekommen!!9.2.2001
ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+ 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET INC. TO SUPPLY MISSION CRITICAL CO-LOCATION SERVICES FOR THE WORLD’S PREMIER ON-LINE OPTIONS PLATFORM FOR RETAIL INVESTORS
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CHICAGO’S thinkorswim, INC. SET TO LAUNCH ITS SCREEN-BASED TRADING PLATFORM IN FEBRUARY 2001
(CHICAGO & SYDNEY, 9TH FEBRUARY 2001): Chicago-based thinkorswim, Inc. is to house the world’s premier on-line options trading website aimed at retail investors in co-location facilities supplied by Davnet Inc., the US arm of Davnet Limited, the international IP-powered telecommunications carrier, announced today.
“By using thinkorswim’s Java-driven trading system, individual investors can access the same powerful front-end information and tools used by professional option traders and institutional money managers -- right on their own PC screens. It will mean a more level, cost-effective playing field for serious and sophisticated retail investors with the capacity to fund their options trading activities,” said Mr. Joel Blom, CEO of thinkorswim, Inc.
Davnet Inc. is supplying thinkorswim, inc. with co-location facilities in Chicago, as well as six point-to-point connections across North America.
“We selected Davnet because they took the time to understand our needs and have chosen to make a considerable commitment to delivering us an innovative and stable product,” Mr. Blom said.
Executive Vice President for Davnet Inc. Mr. Jim Shirah said: “Options trading is a highly skilled endeavour where investors need to move quickly and efficiently in order to take advantage of market opportunities. With Davnet’s experience of supplying mission-critical telecom-munications for financial institutions, we fully understand that thinkorswim and its clients need innovative, reliable and scalable solutions.”
thinkorswim’s screen-based trading system is expected to be launched in the US later this month. Partnered with National Australia Bank’s venture group, 02-e, thinkorswim will use Davnet’s international presence to expand into Europe, Hong Kong and Australia. Initially the thinkorswim platform can be used to trade listed options on all five US options exchanges. By the end of 2001, thinkorswim clients will be able to trade in any electronic marketplace in the world.
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About Davnet
Davnet, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier, is a rapidly growing facilities-based provider of high-speed telecommunications and enhanced data services to large- and medium-sized businesses located within premium multi-tenant office buildings in selected cities throughout Australia, Asia and North America. As at 30th June 2000, the Group was serving clients in 81 “live” buildings in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, ten in Hong Kong and two in the USA. It had licenses for a further 75 buildings including premises in Canada and in Singapore.
Davnet offers integrated and scalable data services delivered through in-building broadband communications networks that it owns and/or operates. In addition to high-speed Internet access, Davnet offers enhanced services such as local and international Internet Protocol-virtual private networks, voice and fax over Internet Protocol, video and telephone conferencing, unified messaging, hosting, co-location, video on demand, video telephony and design/e-commerce services and consulting. It also offers information and data storage, protection and management solutions.
The principal company in the Davnet Group is Davnet Limited. Davnet Limited commenced trading under the code DVT on the Australian Stock Exchange in December 1998. In November 1999, NTT Communications Corporation of Japan, the world’s largest carrier, acquired a 49 per cent interest in the Group’s Australian subsidiary, Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited. In September 2000, NTT strengthened its relationship by acquiring an option to roll up its existing interests into the listed entity, Davnet Limited. It also agreed to a further investment in Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited.
Davnet is a "Cisco Powered Network Partner".
The Davnet Vision is “We deliver reliable, innovative, scalable broadband solutions to business. Guaranteed!”
ASX & MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT
For further enquiries:
Peter Witton, Davnet Limited
+ 852 90972014
peter.witton@davnet.com.hk
DAVNET INC. TO SUPPLY MISSION CRITICAL CO-LOCATION SERVICES FOR THE WORLD’S PREMIER ON-LINE OPTIONS PLATFORM FOR RETAIL INVESTORS
* * *
CHICAGO’S thinkorswim, INC. SET TO LAUNCH ITS SCREEN-BASED TRADING PLATFORM IN FEBRUARY 2001
(CHICAGO & SYDNEY, 9TH FEBRUARY 2001): Chicago-based thinkorswim, Inc. is to house the world’s premier on-line options trading website aimed at retail investors in co-location facilities supplied by Davnet Inc., the US arm of Davnet Limited, the international IP-powered telecommunications carrier, announced today.
“By using thinkorswim’s Java-driven trading system, individual investors can access the same powerful front-end information and tools used by professional option traders and institutional money managers -- right on their own PC screens. It will mean a more level, cost-effective playing field for serious and sophisticated retail investors with the capacity to fund their options trading activities,” said Mr. Joel Blom, CEO of thinkorswim, Inc.
Davnet Inc. is supplying thinkorswim, inc. with co-location facilities in Chicago, as well as six point-to-point connections across North America.
“We selected Davnet because they took the time to understand our needs and have chosen to make a considerable commitment to delivering us an innovative and stable product,” Mr. Blom said.
Executive Vice President for Davnet Inc. Mr. Jim Shirah said: “Options trading is a highly skilled endeavour where investors need to move quickly and efficiently in order to take advantage of market opportunities. With Davnet’s experience of supplying mission-critical telecom-munications for financial institutions, we fully understand that thinkorswim and its clients need innovative, reliable and scalable solutions.”
thinkorswim’s screen-based trading system is expected to be launched in the US later this month. Partnered with National Australia Bank’s venture group, 02-e, thinkorswim will use Davnet’s international presence to expand into Europe, Hong Kong and Australia. Initially the thinkorswim platform can be used to trade listed options on all five US options exchanges. By the end of 2001, thinkorswim clients will be able to trade in any electronic marketplace in the world.
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About Davnet
Davnet, the international Internet Protocol-based carrier, is a rapidly growing facilities-based provider of high-speed telecommunications and enhanced data services to large- and medium-sized businesses located within premium multi-tenant office buildings in selected cities throughout Australia, Asia and North America. As at 30th June 2000, the Group was serving clients in 81 “live” buildings in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth, ten in Hong Kong and two in the USA. It had licenses for a further 75 buildings including premises in Canada and in Singapore.
Davnet offers integrated and scalable data services delivered through in-building broadband communications networks that it owns and/or operates. In addition to high-speed Internet access, Davnet offers enhanced services such as local and international Internet Protocol-virtual private networks, voice and fax over Internet Protocol, video and telephone conferencing, unified messaging, hosting, co-location, video on demand, video telephony and design/e-commerce services and consulting. It also offers information and data storage, protection and management solutions.
The principal company in the Davnet Group is Davnet Limited. Davnet Limited commenced trading under the code DVT on the Australian Stock Exchange in December 1998. In November 1999, NTT Communications Corporation of Japan, the world’s largest carrier, acquired a 49 per cent interest in the Group’s Australian subsidiary, Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited. In September 2000, NTT strengthened its relationship by acquiring an option to roll up its existing interests into the listed entity, Davnet Limited. It also agreed to a further investment in Davnet Telecommunications Pty Limited.
Davnet is a "Cisco Powered Network Partner".
The Davnet Vision is “We deliver reliable, innovative, scalable broadband solutions to business. Guaranteed!”
hab mal eine OBJEKTIVE einschätzung von Davnet probiert:
shares:464 Mill
Kapitalisierung 125 Mill Euro bei 0,27 c
EPS 4Q2000 = 0,046
Also zum jetzigem Kurs wäre das ein Kgv von 5,8 für
Juni 2000.
Im Aktionär war mal die Rede von einem Gewinn von
0,13 in 2002.Das wäre ein KGV von 2!
Wenn das wirklich so ist,warum soll der Kurs dann dieses Jahr nicht auf 1 bis 2 Euro steigen? (wenn die Fakten kommen und die allg. Stimmung besser ist).Hab bis jetzt keine Gegenteiligen Informationen gefunden.
Die Einnahmen sind im Jahr 2000 um 2184% gestiegen und 93 Gebäude verkabelt.
In 2001 wollen sie 348 Gebäude verkabeln und 80 Mill einnehmen.(in 2000:21 Mill)
shares:464 Mill
Kapitalisierung 125 Mill Euro bei 0,27 c
EPS 4Q2000 = 0,046
Also zum jetzigem Kurs wäre das ein Kgv von 5,8 für
Juni 2000.
Im Aktionär war mal die Rede von einem Gewinn von
0,13 in 2002.Das wäre ein KGV von 2!
Wenn das wirklich so ist,warum soll der Kurs dann dieses Jahr nicht auf 1 bis 2 Euro steigen? (wenn die Fakten kommen und die allg. Stimmung besser ist).Hab bis jetzt keine Gegenteiligen Informationen gefunden.
Die Einnahmen sind im Jahr 2000 um 2184% gestiegen und 93 Gebäude verkabelt.
In 2001 wollen sie 348 Gebäude verkabeln und 80 Mill einnehmen.(in 2000:21 Mill)
Sehr interessante Zahlen.
Nur scheint das in Aussieland niemanden zu interessieren !!
Nur scheint das in Aussieland niemanden zu interessieren !!
Gute Nachrichten scheinen in diesem Börsenumfeld nicht unbedingt wirkungsvoll zu sein. Sehen wir das mal positiv, viel schlechter kann`s ja gottlob nicht mehr werden. Wenn sich die allgemeine Lage mal wieder ändert (gerne ab Montag) werden´wir uns hoffentlich an stabil steigenden Kursen erfreuen dürfen.
Gruss
Euer Doc
Gruss
Euer Doc
Ist ja noch gar nicht lange her, das wir 0,20€ erreicht hatten und eine Woche später war ein Salär von 0,40 € zu
entrichten (war im Januar).
Also haben wir einen echten Verdoppler im Depot !!!
entrichten (war im Januar).
Also haben wir einen echten Verdoppler im Depot !!!
Was Haltet ihr von dieser Meldung der financial times?
Ich denke, das Davnet als "der IP-Telefonanbieter" (laut eigenen Aussagen) doch stark profitieren sollte!
ftd.de, Di, 6.3.2001, 8:25
Internet-Telefonie wächst 2001 um mehr als 50 Prozent
Telefonieren über das Internet wird immer populärer. In diesem Jahr soll der Gesprächsverkehr über IP-(Internet Protokoll)-Netzwerke um mehr als 50 Prozent wachsen.
Im vergangenen Jahr wurden vier Milliarden grenzüberschreitende Gesprächsminuten über das öffentliche Internet oder firmeneigene Intranets abgewickelt. Das entspricht etwa drei Prozent des internationalen Telefonverkehrs. Dies geht aus einer Schätzung der Internationalen Telekommunikations-Union (ITU) hervor, die zu einem am Mittwoch in Genf beginnenden Seminar einen Bericht über die IP-Telefonie veröffentlicht hat.
Gespräche über das Internet sind wesentlich billiger als über herkömmliche Leitungen. Durch die technische Entwicklung wird die anfangs mangelhafte Gesprächsqualität immer besser. US-Unternehmen nutzen das zum Beispiel, um ihre Kunden in den USA über ein Callcenter in Indien zu bedienen. Die Gespräche werden über IP- Netzwerke über Tausende Kilometer hin- und her transportiert.
Einbußen für staatliche Telekom-Unternehmen
Die zunehmende Popularität der IP-Telefonie trifft vor allem die staatlichen Telekom-Unternehmen. Besonders betroffen sind Entwicklungsländer: In Sri Lanka ist die Zahl der ankommenden Gesprächsminuten aus dem Ausland im vergangenen Jahr etwa von 16 Millionen Minuten im Monat auf 9 Millionen Minuten gefallen. Dadurch verliert die Telekom-Gesellschaft zwei Mio. $ im Monat.
Im internationalen Telefonverkehr zahlt die Gesellschaft, die den Anruf im Ursprungsland vermittelt, der Gesellschaft im Ankunftsland einen Teil der Einnahmen aus dem Gesprächen. Länder, die traditionell viele Landsleute im Ausland haben, die regelmäßig die Daheimgebliebenen anrufen, haben davon in der Vergangenheit erheblich profitiert. Insgesamt schätzt die ITU die Einnahmen der Entwicklungsländer aus derartigen Kompensationszahlungen während der 90er Jahre auf 50 Mrd. $ im Jahr.
IP-Telefonie schwer zu kontrollieren
Ein Problem ist die staatliche Kontrolle der Telekommunikation. Die Regierungen können die Internet-Telefonie praktisch nicht überwachen. Die Reaktion auf das Dilemma ist unterschiedlich: Einige haben versucht, IP-Telefonie zu untersagen, andere unterstellen sie dem staatlichen Telekom-Monopol, wieder andere betrachten die IP-Telefonie als eine andere Form des Datentransports, der nicht zu regulieren ist.
China hat in jüngster Zeit eine rasante Kehrtwende vollzogen. Die Brüder Chen, die 1998 Internet-Telefongespräche ins Ausland zum halben Preis anboten, wurden zu Haftstrafen verurteilt. Sie hätten das Monopol von China Telecom verletzt, hieß es. Der Berufungsrichter hob das Urteil allerdings auf. Das Ministerium erkannte plötzlich die ungeahnten Chancen. Drei Unternehmen wurden inzwischen damit beauftragt, Netze aufzubauen. Das System wird rasant ausgebaut. Im nächsten Jahr rechnet die Regierung mit Einnahmen aus der Internet-Telefonie von mehr als zwölf Mrd. $.
© dpa
Ich denke, das Davnet als "der IP-Telefonanbieter" (laut eigenen Aussagen) doch stark profitieren sollte!
ftd.de, Di, 6.3.2001, 8:25
Internet-Telefonie wächst 2001 um mehr als 50 Prozent
Telefonieren über das Internet wird immer populärer. In diesem Jahr soll der Gesprächsverkehr über IP-(Internet Protokoll)-Netzwerke um mehr als 50 Prozent wachsen.
Im vergangenen Jahr wurden vier Milliarden grenzüberschreitende Gesprächsminuten über das öffentliche Internet oder firmeneigene Intranets abgewickelt. Das entspricht etwa drei Prozent des internationalen Telefonverkehrs. Dies geht aus einer Schätzung der Internationalen Telekommunikations-Union (ITU) hervor, die zu einem am Mittwoch in Genf beginnenden Seminar einen Bericht über die IP-Telefonie veröffentlicht hat.
Gespräche über das Internet sind wesentlich billiger als über herkömmliche Leitungen. Durch die technische Entwicklung wird die anfangs mangelhafte Gesprächsqualität immer besser. US-Unternehmen nutzen das zum Beispiel, um ihre Kunden in den USA über ein Callcenter in Indien zu bedienen. Die Gespräche werden über IP- Netzwerke über Tausende Kilometer hin- und her transportiert.
Einbußen für staatliche Telekom-Unternehmen
Die zunehmende Popularität der IP-Telefonie trifft vor allem die staatlichen Telekom-Unternehmen. Besonders betroffen sind Entwicklungsländer: In Sri Lanka ist die Zahl der ankommenden Gesprächsminuten aus dem Ausland im vergangenen Jahr etwa von 16 Millionen Minuten im Monat auf 9 Millionen Minuten gefallen. Dadurch verliert die Telekom-Gesellschaft zwei Mio. $ im Monat.
Im internationalen Telefonverkehr zahlt die Gesellschaft, die den Anruf im Ursprungsland vermittelt, der Gesellschaft im Ankunftsland einen Teil der Einnahmen aus dem Gesprächen. Länder, die traditionell viele Landsleute im Ausland haben, die regelmäßig die Daheimgebliebenen anrufen, haben davon in der Vergangenheit erheblich profitiert. Insgesamt schätzt die ITU die Einnahmen der Entwicklungsländer aus derartigen Kompensationszahlungen während der 90er Jahre auf 50 Mrd. $ im Jahr.
IP-Telefonie schwer zu kontrollieren
Ein Problem ist die staatliche Kontrolle der Telekommunikation. Die Regierungen können die Internet-Telefonie praktisch nicht überwachen. Die Reaktion auf das Dilemma ist unterschiedlich: Einige haben versucht, IP-Telefonie zu untersagen, andere unterstellen sie dem staatlichen Telekom-Monopol, wieder andere betrachten die IP-Telefonie als eine andere Form des Datentransports, der nicht zu regulieren ist.
China hat in jüngster Zeit eine rasante Kehrtwende vollzogen. Die Brüder Chen, die 1998 Internet-Telefongespräche ins Ausland zum halben Preis anboten, wurden zu Haftstrafen verurteilt. Sie hätten das Monopol von China Telecom verletzt, hieß es. Der Berufungsrichter hob das Urteil allerdings auf. Das Ministerium erkannte plötzlich die ungeahnten Chancen. Drei Unternehmen wurden inzwischen damit beauftragt, Netze aufzubauen. Das System wird rasant ausgebaut. Im nächsten Jahr rechnet die Regierung mit Einnahmen aus der Internet-Telefonie von mehr als zwölf Mrd. $.
© dpa
Und ausserdem in Australien wieder über 6 Millionen Umsatz!
Hab gestern ein Mail an Davnet gesendet Peter Witton
und er hat mir alle News zugesendet fast 10MB!
Sehr intresant ich hab gedacht mein Rechner schafft das
nicht mehr!
Ich glaube Davnet ist gar kein schlechtes Unternehmen
sonst würden die nicht bei einem guten Markt nicht
gleich so explodieren!
Also besteht riesen intresse!
Außerdem in einem Sunletter PDF stand Davnet als intresantestes Unternehmen in Australien an Platz 1
Nehme mir immer vor Davnet nachzukaufen bei 0,2 oder
wie gestern bei 0,22 aber dann bin ich wieder zu feige!
Kastor
und er hat mir alle News zugesendet fast 10MB!
Sehr intresant ich hab gedacht mein Rechner schafft das
nicht mehr!
Ich glaube Davnet ist gar kein schlechtes Unternehmen
sonst würden die nicht bei einem guten Markt nicht
gleich so explodieren!
Also besteht riesen intresse!
Außerdem in einem Sunletter PDF stand Davnet als intresantestes Unternehmen in Australien an Platz 1
Nehme mir immer vor Davnet nachzukaufen bei 0,2 oder
wie gestern bei 0,22 aber dann bin ich wieder zu feige!
Kastor
Ist ja auch nicht so einfach den inneren Schweinehund zu
überwinden. Das macht aber einen guten Börsianer aus, gegen
den Trend zu handeln. Wenn du von Davnet überzeugt bist und
g u t mit Informationen versorgt wirst, bleib dabei, verbillige und irgendwann wirst du einen grünen Pfeil im Depot sehen. Davnet ist eines meiner ersten Investments, ich
habe mich von anderen Boardteilnehmern anstecken lassen.
Mein Problem ist, daß ich kein Englisch spreche und auch keines lesen kann. Dafür bin ich aber auch bei einem relativ geringen Kurs eingestiegen und auch mit relativ
wenig Cash. Mich hat einfach der sehr volatile Charakter dieser Aktie gereizt und ich werde jetzt entweder mit Davnet
g u t e Gewinne einfahren oder untergehen !!
Good Trades
überwinden. Das macht aber einen guten Börsianer aus, gegen
den Trend zu handeln. Wenn du von Davnet überzeugt bist und
g u t mit Informationen versorgt wirst, bleib dabei, verbillige und irgendwann wirst du einen grünen Pfeil im Depot sehen. Davnet ist eines meiner ersten Investments, ich
habe mich von anderen Boardteilnehmern anstecken lassen.
Mein Problem ist, daß ich kein Englisch spreche und auch keines lesen kann. Dafür bin ich aber auch bei einem relativ geringen Kurs eingestiegen und auch mit relativ
wenig Cash. Mich hat einfach der sehr volatile Charakter dieser Aktie gereizt und ich werde jetzt entweder mit Davnet
g u t e Gewinne einfahren oder untergehen !!
Good Trades
News 07.03.01
More bad news for Davnet as Salomons slash forecasts 12:05
MELBOURNE (eScoop) - Davnet (DVT) has received another blow from the
market`s institutions, with Salomon Smith Barney joining the string of
brokers to cut their forecasts for the company`s full year earnings.
Salomons now expects Davnet to post full year revenue of $95 mln, not
the $108 mln previously forecast, and an EBITDA loss of $43 mln,
compared to its previous $39 mln forecast.
The brokerage has also more than halved its valuation on Davnet shares to a
measly 43c from $1.10.
The market is oblivious though, the stock up 3c to 48c by midday.
The company`s funding requirements continue to cloud sentiment, with
Salomons estimating Davnet is $30 mln short in funding for its latest
business plan.
The brokerage expects to hear more about where Davnet will find this money
when the company releases its half year report next Thursday -- but going on
management`s generally cagey attitude towards public declarations, we won`t
be holding our breath.
Although Davnet has conceded its growth strategy was a tad ambitious,
earlier this week downsizing its business plan for Asia and North America
after realising its chances of securing partners in those markets are not
good, while the cash required was simply beyond its means.
Capex is now expected to total $43 mln over the next two years, rather than
the original $80 mln budgeted, Salomons said.
More bad news for Davnet as Salomons slash forecasts 12:05
MELBOURNE (eScoop) - Davnet (DVT) has received another blow from the
market`s institutions, with Salomon Smith Barney joining the string of
brokers to cut their forecasts for the company`s full year earnings.
Salomons now expects Davnet to post full year revenue of $95 mln, not
the $108 mln previously forecast, and an EBITDA loss of $43 mln,
compared to its previous $39 mln forecast.
The brokerage has also more than halved its valuation on Davnet shares to a
measly 43c from $1.10.
The market is oblivious though, the stock up 3c to 48c by midday.
The company`s funding requirements continue to cloud sentiment, with
Salomons estimating Davnet is $30 mln short in funding for its latest
business plan.
The brokerage expects to hear more about where Davnet will find this money
when the company releases its half year report next Thursday -- but going on
management`s generally cagey attitude towards public declarations, we won`t
be holding our breath.
Although Davnet has conceded its growth strategy was a tad ambitious,
earlier this week downsizing its business plan for Asia and North America
after realising its chances of securing partners in those markets are not
good, while the cash required was simply beyond its means.
Capex is now expected to total $43 mln over the next two years, rather than
the original $80 mln budgeted, Salomons said.
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