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[sbaenky]

Ich hab mal die Meldung kopiert, die der User Optionmarkus in einen anderen Thread eingestellt hat und hoffe auf eine rege Diskussion.

K&P International kaufen

Die Experten von " Emerging Markets Investor" empfehlen die Aktie von K&P International (ISIN BMG5313X1011/ WKN 254575) zu kaufen und liegen zu lassen. Die Gesellschaft habe das beste Ergebnis seit 10 Jahren präsentiert. Die Umsätze und Gewinne dieses kleinen Unternehmens (Market-Cap 8,5 Mio. USD) hätten seit vier Jahren sprunghaft zugelegt. K&P sei im Bereich Consumer Electronics (Uhren, Wetterstationen, Alarmanlagen) und der Herstellung von Präzisionsteilen angesiedelt. Im Jahr 2004 habe das Unternehmen den Umsatz um 29% auf einen neuen Rekordwert von 349 Mio. HKD (Hongkong Dollar) vorwärts bringen können. Der Nettogewinn habe sich dabei von 3,5 Mio. HKD auf 17,6 Mio. HKD verfünffacht. Außerdem sei der Gewinn je Aktie von 1,4 Hongkong Cent auf 6,8 Hongkong Cent vorwärts gekommen, so dass das letztjährige KGV bei einem aktuellen Aktienkurs von 25 Hongkong Cent nur auf einen Wert von 3,6 komme. Die Unternehmensführung habe erstmals seit Jahren wieder die Dividendenzahlung aufgenommen. Für die Wertpapierspezialisten sei K&P ein unentdeckter Nebenwert, dessen Kursentwicklung nicht von der Wall Street tangiert sein dürfte. Die Experten von " Emerging Markets Investor" raten die K&P International-Aktie zu kaufen und liegen zu lassen.

[sbaenky]

Tja, die nicht vorhandenen Postings und die Mega-Umsätze sagen mir, daß (noch) keine Zocker in dem Wert sind. Vielleicht liegt es aber auch nur daran, daß der wert so klein ist!

[optionmarkus]

Hi,

bin auch dankbar für Input. Hier noch einige Zusatzinfos aus dem alten Thread:

die Holding selber hat keine (?) Homepage.
Es gibt zwei Standbeine: 1) Präzisionsteile für Handys etc. 2) Die Consumer Goods.

Zu Letzterem gibt es eine webpage: http://www.hidekielectronics.com
Sind die 100% Tochter der Holding.

... Anscheinend ist die Firma sehr schön etabliert. Office in den USA, vertreiben dort die Wetterstationen (lizensierterweise ;-) unter Honeywell-Label usw. Erscheint mir nicht als unseriöser Pennystock - und das bei einer sehr interessanten Bewertung und Kursfantasie.

Wer weiß mehr?

[sbaenky]

Ich habe mir in den letzten Tagen und Heute mal eine kleine Zockerposition von 40 K zugelegt. Mal sehen was daraus wird.

[optionmarkus]

Cool!
Darf ich fragen, für welchen Kurs?

[sbaenky]

Vorgestern 14778 zu 0,026 und heute 25222 zu 0,032.
Ich glaube einfach, daß da ein kleines Taschengeld bei rausspringen kann. Die Umsätze sind mir zwar eigentlich zu gering, aber das kann sich ja schnell ändern!!!

[optionmarkus]

Nicht schlecht - insbesondere wenn man genüßlich abwarten kann, was passiert, bei dem KGV und prognostizierten Wachstum müßte sich ja der Aufwärtstrend aus HK solide halten.
Ich habe über eine Order in HK nachgedacht - heisst aber höhere Transkationskosten.
Außerdem sind die Kurse in Hongkong nicht teurer als in D, mit Deinen 0,026 z.B. bist Du unter dem umgerechneten HK-Kurs.

[optionmarkus]

Hab noch was gefunden:

Hideki Unveils New Honeywell Branded Products at World’s Largest Home Show
Hideki Electronics, Inc. will reveal its new line of Honeywell branded weather products at The 2005 International Home and Housewares Show in Chicago, March 20-22.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 18, 2005 -- Hideki Electronics, Inc. will reveal its new line of Honeywell branded weather products at The 2005 International Home and Housewares Show in Chicago, March 20-22.

In an exclusive license agreement with Honeywell Intellectual Properties, Inc., Hideki is marketing a complete line of Honeywell branded home weather stations that monitor various environmental conditions.

Hideki secured an ideal location at the world’s largest home show to demonstrate the functions of the new Honeywell branded products. The company will be showcasing its products at Chicago’s McCormick Center in Booth #6533-6534, which is between the show’s center aisle and the McCormick Center patio. The position allows Hideki to demonstrate its full line of products, including atomic time, multiple wireless temperature sensors, and weather forecasting.

Jim Boyle, president of Hideki, said, “We are extremely excited to introduce our new Honeywell branded products at the 2005 Housewares Show. Each product incorporates features to provide valuable information that adds to the comfort of daily living. It is our pleasure to launch a line of high-quality, useful home products that is consistent with the superior brand reputation of Honeywell.”

The advanced features of the Honeywell branded weather stations include wireless indoor and outdoor temperature readings, 12 to 24-hour weather forecasting, atomic time settings, projection displays, and dual alarms. The products are all elegantly designed in an assortment of sophisticated styles to suit any discerning home décor.

Hideki is among 60,000 exhibitors at the annual Home and Housewares trade show. For more information on the show, please visit www.housewares.org or www.mccormickplace.com

About Honeywell:
Honeywell, based in Morristown, New Jersey, is a diversified technology and manufacturing leader of aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings, homes, and industry; automotive products; power generation systems; specialty chemicals; fibers; plastics; and advanced materials. The company is committed to providing quality products, integrated system solutions, and services to customers around the world. Honeywell products touch the lives of most people everyday, whether you are traveling by plane, driving a car, heating or cooling a home, furnishing an apartment, taking medication for an illness, or playing a sport. The company employs approximately 100,000 people in 95 countries and operates hundreds of facilities throughout the world. For additional information, please visit www.honeywell.com.

About Hideki Electronics:
Hideki Electronics was established in 1989 as a division of the publicly listed parent company, K&P International Holding Ltd. The company is a manufacturer and marketer of some of the world’s finest products, including Hideki branded analog and digital radio controlled clocks, home weather stations, calculators, plastic products, timers, stopwatches, electrical outlet timers, wall clocks, projection clocks, tabletop clocks, travel clocks, Honeywell branded weather stations, and other OEM products including car accessories, telephone casings, and other molded housings. Hideki operates offices in the U.S., Europe, Hong Kong, and China. The Hideki 10,000 square-meter factory in China employs nearly 2,000 people and the Hong Kong office contains the company’s research and development, engineering, tooling, product development, design, packaging, and graphics. For further information about the company, please visit the company website at www.hidekielectronics.com

For Hideki Product Information, Contact:
Hideki N.A. Office at 7865 SW Mohawk, Tualatin, OR 97062; T: 503-612-8395; E-Mail: email protected from spam bots

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[optionmarkus]

.auch aus dem März... hoffentlich mit positiven mittel- bis langfristigen Folgen...


Digital & Wireless Group to Distribute Hideki Products
Hideki Electronics, Inc. today announced an agreement with Digital & Wireless Group, Inc. to distribute its full line of personal electronics, including the new Honeywell branded weather stations, in all Duty Free and Travel channels.

Tualatin, OR (PRWEB) March 5, 2005 -- Hideki Electronics, Inc. today announced an agreement with Digital & Wireless Group, Inc. to distribute its full line of personal electronics in all Duty Free and Travel channels.

The arrangement directed by the North American headquarters of Hideki allows New York-based Digital & Wireless Group to distribute and fulfill all Hideki product orders, including products licensed under the Honeywell brand, to travel and tax-free retail outlets without restriction.

Jim Boyle, president of Hideki, said, “The expertise of Digital & Wireless, particularly in these channels, confirms our commitment to world duty free, and further guarantees the Hideki philosophy to superior retailer support and ultimate customer service.”

With the new agreement, Digital & Wireless is showcasing the entire line of Hideki merchandise at several trade shows and exhibitions throughout the year. The Travel Goods Show in Orlando, Florida this March is the first of the product presentations. A major unveiling of the full Hideki line, including the first-ever display of the new Honeywell branded product to the duty free channel, will be at The 2005 International Association of Airport Duty Free Stores Show held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, April 17-21. The IAADFS show allows Digital & Wireless to introduce the product at a convergence of buyers, concessionaires, and suppliers involved in duty free cruise ship stores, airline and airport stores, border stores, Caribbean retailers, and others.

Armand Ventura, President of Digital & Wireless, said, “Adding the Hideki products, and in particular the Honeywell branded line, are wonderful extensions and ideal products that Digital & Wireless can now offer to our travel and duty-free retailers. We are very excited to demonstrate the useful information that the products provide and showcase the stylish casing and compact designs at our upcoming tradeshows.”

In addition, Hideki’s full line will be presented by Digital & Wireless at The Asia Pacific Tax Free Show in May and the premiere event for the industry, The World Tax Free World Association Exhibition held in Cannes, France, Oct. 31- Nov. 04, 2005.

Founded in 1989 as the consumer electronics product division of the publicly listed parent company, K&P International Holding Ltd., Hideki has offices in the U.S., Europe, Hong Kong, and China. The Hideki Hong Kong office contains the company’s research and development, engineering, product development, packaging, and graphic design, while the China office houses its 10,000 square-meter manufacturing factory, which employs approximately 2,000 people. Hideki manufactures and markets of some of the world’s finest products, including analog and digital radio controlled clocks, home weather stations, timers, stopwatches, electrical outlet timers, wall clocks, projection clocks, tabletop clocks and travel clocks, calculators, plastic products, Honeywell branded weather stations, and other OEM products, such as car accessories and telephone casings, among other molded housings. The company is also a leading supplier to European importers. For more company information, see www.hidekielectronics.com

Digital & Wireless Group, Inc. is a part of the International Marketing & Information Services Group of companies (IMI Group) with corporate headquarters located in New York. In business since 1992, the group has grown into a successful global distribution and marketing enterprise with offices in the U.S., Canada, Europe, South America and the Middle East. Digital & Wireless Group has exclusive worldwide distribution rights to several major brands and develops its own full line of OEM analog and digital accessories for every major laptop computer model and PDA in addition to a full line of analog and digital accessories for all makes and models of cellular and mobile telephones. For further information on Digital & Wireless please visit the company website at www.digitalwirelessgroup.com.

For Hideki Information, Contact:
Hideki Electronics, N.A. Office: 7865 SW Mohawk, Tualatin, OR 97062
T: 503-612-8395; e-mail protected from spam bots; www.hidekielectronics.com

For Digital & Wireless Group Information, Contact: Digital & Wireless Group, Inc.: 515 Madison Avenue, Suite 1910, New York NY 10022

Tel: [phone]; Fax: [phone]; Email: e-mail protected from spam bots; www.digitalwirelessgroup.com

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[optionmarkus]

Fred D’Angelo has joined Hideki Electronics, Inc. as National Sales Manager

Tualatin, OR (PRWEB) May 25, 2005 -- Fred D’Angelo has joined Hideki Electronics, Inc. as National Sales Manager, it was announced today by Jim Boyle, president of the company.

D’Angelo will be responsible for the overall North American sales efforts for the entire Hideki Electronics product line, including the company’s premier line of Honeywell branded weather stations. He will handle strategic accounts and manage sales activities in the mass market, outdoor, building supply, home furnishing, and electronics retail channels. D’Angelo will also oversee Hideki’s network of sales and manufacture representatives and distributors. He will report directly to Boyle.

“We are pleased to have Fred lead our national sales activities. His experience and leadership in consumer products is an invaluable asset to Hideki. He will be instrumental in our efforts to expand our product line and move into new, alternative markets,” Boyle said.

D’Angelo joins Hideki after 22 years at Fellowes, Inc., where he was North American Account Manager. D’Angelo joined Fellowes as a Senior Sales Representative in 1983, before being promoted to Corporate Sales Trainer. In his position as Global Sales Manager, D’Angelo established Fellowes’ global sales team. He served as Communications Manager, Corporate Spokesperson responsible for sales presentations, seminars, and public speaking engagements on behalf of the company.

D’Angelo holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the State University of New York at Fredonia where he was the recipient of the Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award. D’Angelo, his wife, and two children reside in Williamsville, New York.

About Hideki:
Founded in 1989 as the consumer electronics product division of the publicly listed parent company, K&P International Holding Ltd., Hideki has offices in the U.S., Europe, Hong Kong, and China. The Hideki Hong Kong office contains the company’s research and development, engineering, product development, packaging, and graphic design, while the China office houses its 10,000 square-meter manufacturing factory, which employs approximately 2,000 people. Hideki manufactures and markets of some of the world’s finest products, including analog and digital radio controlled clocks, home weather stations, timers, stopwatches, electrical outlet timers, wall clocks, projection clocks, tabletop clocks and travel clocks, calculators, plastic products, Honeywell branded weather stations, and other OEM products, such as car accessories and telephone casings, among other molded housings. The company is also a leading supplier to European importers. For more company information, see www.hidekielectronics.com

[sbaenky]

Was hat das jetzt mit K & P zu tun???

Gibts eigentlich auch was auf deutsch??

[optionmarkus]

Hi sbaenky!

Hideki ist die Tochter der K&P International Holding... ich researche relativ viel herum, aber auf deutsch gibt es super wenig, in Englisch hingegen einiges interessantes.

[optionmarkus]

Anlagenotstand - Treibstoff für die chinesischen Börsen
Der chinesische Kapitalmarkt befindet sich in einem Prozess der fortschreitenden Deregulierung. Der sehr hohen Sparquote stand bislang nur ein sehr begrenztes Anlagespektrum gegenüber. Die gewaltige Liquidität, die China seit der wirtschaftlichen Öffnung aufsaugt, hat den noch jungen chinesischen Aktienmarkt trotz der Asienkrise in schwindelerregende Höhen getrieben.

A-, B- und H-Aktien
An den Börsen in Shanghai und Shenzhen unterscheidet man zwischen zwei Aktiengattungen. Den A- und BAktien (A-Shares, B-Shares). Der A-Markt war bis zu seiner Öffnung nur chinesischen Investoren zugänglich, der B-Markt nur ausländischen Investoren. Mittlerweile können Chinesen und ausländische Investoren unter Auflagen sowohl in A- als auch B-Aktien investieren. Die Öffnung des B-Marktes für chinesische Investoren führte zu einer schnellen Aufwertung des B-Marktsegmentes.

Dem H-Markt steht diese Öffnung noch bevor. Bisher können nur ausländische Investoren diese Aktien erwerben. Aufgrund von Kapitalmarktbeschränkungen ist dies Chinesen noch nicht gestattet. Fallen diese Beschränkungen, so könnte dem H-Markt dieselbe Aufwertung bevorstehen wie dem B-Markt.


...damit wird ein entsprechendes Zertifikat verkauft....
:-)

[sbaenky]

Ich schätze mal, ich habe meine kleine Zock-Position hier in eine nicht handelbare Aktie gelegt. Seit Wochen kein Handel. Hoffentlich ändert sich das mal.

[optionmarkus]

Hi Sbaenky,

es ist so: DIe Aktien in Hongkong sind derzeit nicht für chinesische Anleger handelbar. Wenn das liberalisiert (und das sollte in Kürze passieren) wird, wird der Kurs hochgehen. War in Shanghai ebenso.
Ich selber habe nun eine kleine Position für knapp 1000 Euro im Depot - und die lasse ich einfach mal liegen...

Schönes Wochenende!

[sbaenky]

Meine 40 K sind ja auch etwa 1000 €. Mal sehen was daraus wird! Ebenfalls schönes Wochenende

[sbaenky]

Ups, K&P hat aber ne gute Dividende gezahlt!! Auf den jetzigen Kurs etwa 5 %. So kanns weitergehen.

[optionmarkus]

...sehe ich auch so ;-)
Fundamental ist alles bestens. Hinzu kommt das ordentliche Wachstum. Ich bleibe dran...

[sbaenky]

Huch, da wurde ja schon wieder eine Quartals-Dividende ausgezahlt!!!

Gute 2,5 % auf den jetzigen Kurs!! So kanns meinetwegen weitergehen!!