Cheung Wah Dev. + 14% Softbank Einstieg? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Tyler Durden]

CHEUNG WAH DEVMT CO. LTD heute + 14%. Angeblich gab es gestern Meldungen bei n-tv über einen Einstieg von Softbank. Ist da was dran?

Was ist Cheung Wah für ein Unternehmen? Bisher war es mir unbekannt. Handel in München und Stuttgart erst seit Ende 1999.
Wer hat Infos? Oder ist die Meldung genauso ein Fake wie bei Sino-I?
Ich würde mich über reichliche Einträge im Board freuen, denn das ist der 1. Thread zu diesem Wert.

Gruss

Tyler Durden

[mr.lukoil]

Moin,
die Aktie wird erst seit ein paar Tagen in München und Stuttgart
gehandelt. Es gibt auch einen thread, den Du über Rocco2 als user
abfragen kannst, falls Du die threads nicht anders bekommst.
Dort findest Du auch alle Infos. Außerdem kannst Du unter
www.e-finet.com und der wkn 648 schon sehen, daß der Laden
in Softbank international umfirmiert.

Viel Glück


Mr.lukoil

[TecInsider]

Hallo, in der Tat ist Softbank eingestiegen (eine lohnende investition, diese ver7fachung in wenigen Stunden...)
Hier der entsprechende Reutersbericht vom 20. Januar. Ich würde die Finger davon lassen und mir Softbank selbst kaufen, deren Beteiligungsportfolio ist nämlich inzwischen je Aktie mehr Wert als der aktuelle Kurs...

By David Lawder
HONG KONG, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Japanese Internet investment giant Softbank Corp <9984.T> planted its flag in Hong Kong on Thursday, acquiring control of Cheung Wah Development Co Ltd <0648.HK> and sending the local firm`s shares soaring over seven-fold.
Softbank agreed to pay HK$207.5 million (US$26.6 million) for 61.5 percent of Cheung Wah, a dyestuffs distributor and fabrics and garment manufacturer. It will rename the firm Softbank Investment International (Strategic) Ltd and use it as an Internet investment vehicle.
The news sent Cheung Wah shares up 636.8 percent or HK$8.47 to close at HK$9.80 on Thursday.
The local market has not seen as big a one-day percentage gain since Internet entrepreneur Richard Li revealed in May 1999 that he would take control of Tricom Holdings and turn it into Pacific Century CyberWorks <1186.HK>, driving Tricom shares up 1,245 percent.
Analysts said Softbank`s move was very similar to Li`s, acquiring a sleepy shell company to obtain a "back-door" listing for an Internet flagship.
It comes on the heels of a move by Japan`s Hikari Tsushin Inc <9435.T> in December to acquire 51 percent of battery maker Golden Power International Holdings <0603.HK>, which will be renamed Hikari Tsushin International Ltd.
Pacific Century CyberWorks also acquired 20 percent of Golden Power and is teaming up with Hikari Tsushin on Internet investments.

NEW ASIAN INTERNET GIANT?
Analysts said the Softbank deal could mark the birth of another Asian Internet powerhouse, focused primarily on Greater China.
"Obviously a lot of people were buying Cheung Wah on the expectation that assets would be injected and for the value that Softbank has been able to create so far in the Internet sector, where it has a privileged position," said Steven McKeever, an Internet analyst with Lehman Brothers.
The move by Softbank to set up its first fund-raising and investment vehicle outside of Japan also marks a coming-of-age for Hong Kong as a hub of Internet investment activity.
While many companies are trying to reinvent themselves as Internet firms by placing an "E" or "I" in front of their names, the local Softbank vehicle, like Pacific Century CyberWorks, is likely to have some substance.
"With Hikari and Softbank coming here it`s a sign that Hong Kong is really becoming the high tech market in Asia," said Jay Chang, Internet analyst with CS First Boston.
Chang added that the Hong Kong stock market`s bigger market capitalisation, better liquidity and proximity to China may give it an edge over Singapore in the "dot-com" listing race, despite Singapore`s well-established lead in other high-tech industries.

MORE HOME-GROWN VEHICLES
Analysts also said they expected more home-grown Internet investment vehicles to gain listings, either through the "back door" method or through initial public offerings on the Growth Enterprise Market.
DBS Securities research director Frederick Tsang said he expects to see Henderson Investment <0097.HK> become the Internet investment arm of the controlling Lee Shau Kee family. Sun Hung Kai Properties <0016.HK> and Kerry Group also will likely create Internet listing vehicles, Tsang said.
"They are incubator investors and this is going to attract a lot of high-tech start ups to come to Hong Kong to get financing," Tsang said.
((Hong Kong Newsroom [phone], Fax [phone] [e-mail]))


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