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[Reiners]

Umsatz, Gewinn und Cash weiter gesteigert.

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Thursday August 15, 5:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release
SOURCE: Pacific Internet Limited
Pacific Internet Reports Second Consecutive Quarter of Net Profits

SINGAPORE, Aug. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Asia`s largest regional Internet service provider (ISP), Pacific Internet Limited (Nasdaq: PCNTF - News), today announced its second quarter financial results for the period ended June 30, 2002.


Highlights of Second Quarter 2002 Results

* Revenues grew to US$23.0 million, an 11.1% increase over the same
quarter of 2001.

* Net income was US$0.7 million, or US$0.05 per share, compared with a
negative US$3.2 million, or US$(0.25) per share in the second quarter
of 2001.

* Net cash surplus was US$0.7 million, bringing the cash position to
US$15.2 million.


Ko Kheng Hwa, Chairman of Pacific Internet Limited, said, "Pacific Internet achieved the second consecutive quarter of net profits despite the challenging business environment. With this, we are on track to meet our target of full-year profitability of US$1.5million."

Mr Ko added, "This quarter, Pacific Internet commenced operations in Malaysia as part of our strategy to grow our regional businesses. With this addition, Pacific Internet now operates in seven countries in Asia-Pacific, thereby enabling us to offer the widest coverage and the advantage of a single point of contact for our corporate customers."

Second Quarter 2002 Financial Results

Table 1: Summary of quarterly financial results

Group (in US$ millions) 2Q 2002 1Q 2002 2Q 2001
Revenues 23.0 21.4 20.7
Total Operating Expenses 21.6 20.5 23.6
Net Income / (Loss) 0.7 0.2 (3.2)
Net Income / (Loss) before
asset write-down and amortization
of goodwill for comparative purpose 0.7 0.2 (0.6)


Revenue Growth

Revenues were US$23.0 million, up 11.1% compared with the same quarter last year. Compared with the first quarter, the increase was 7.4%. The key revenue growth drivers were broadband access and global roaming. Broadband access revenue grew to US$5.6 million, an almost three-fold increase over the same quarter last year. With the gradual migration of dial-up and leased line customers to broadband, access revenue from these segments continued to decline.

Growth in Net Income

Net income was US$0.7 million or US$0.05 per share. Compared with the same quarter last year, the improvement was US$3.9 million. Against the first quarter, there was a close to three-fold increase from US$0.2 million. The improvement in net income was due to strong revenue growth, effective management of total operating costs and expenses, and better operating performance by our unconsolidated affiliates in Thailand and India.

Growth in Cash

As of June 30, 2002, Pacific Internet held cash and cash equivalents of US$15.2 million, up from last quarter`s US$14.4 million.

Cash generated from operations grew to US$2.7 million this quarter from US$1.7 million in the last quarter, an increase of 64.3%. Year-to-date, total cash generated from operations was US$4.4 million. From this, US$2.8 million was utilized for capital expenditure and repayment of borrowings, leaving a net cash surplus of US$1.6 million.

Subscriber Base

Table 2: Subscriber Statistics by Products

Country Dial-up Leased Broadband Hosting Total
lines

Singapore 185,650 650 17,050 500 203,850
Hong Kong 76,350 350 6,350 700 83,750
Philippines 60,950 100 50 50 61,150
Australia 38,300 100 2,350 7,600 48,350
India, Thailand, Malaysia 10,300 100 50 50 10,500
Total (as at Jun 2002) 371,550 1,300 25,850 8,900 407,600
Total (as at Mar 2002) 371,950 1,300 20,350 8,900 402,500
Total (as at Jun 2001) 376,950 1,400 8,950 5,700 393,000

All numbers rounded to the nearest 50.


Growth Strategies

Pacific Internet has been executing the following growth strategies and the specific milestones achieved for each of these strategies are:

1. Focus on broadband

* Broadband registered the highest growth rate among all products.
This quarter, broadband revenue contributed 24.5% to total revenues,
compared with 9.4% same quarter last year. Broadband subscriber
number increased by almost three times from second quarter 2001.

* Broadband coverage across our markets has increased. Besides
Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia, which have already been actively
pursuing the broadband market, the Philippines and Thailand
operations are also increasing their acquisition efforts in the
corporate broadband market.

2. Grow the corporate market

* Revenue from corporate business this quarter was 57% of total
revenues.

* Revenue from corporate business this quarter grew 13% over the same
quarter last year, contributing 64% to the increase in total revenues
this quarter.

3. Expand the regional businesses

* Pacific Internet entered the Malaysia market this quarter, bringing
the total number of countries in Asia to seven. This operation will
first serve the needs of the Group`s existing multinational
customers, followed by domestic corporate customers.

* Pacific Internet is currently exploring possible partnerships in
Southern China. Its strategy is to leverage its Hong Kong subsidiary
for the initial phase of its entry into China.

4. Introduce innovative services and solutions

* BizVoice was launched in Hong Kong, a solution that enabled companies
based in Hong Kong to transmit enhanced voice, data and faxes via
their existing data networks. The solution allows unlimited
communications between their regional offices located in Hong Kong
and China at a fixed flat rate.

* Broadband over powerline was showcased at the CommunicAsia 2002 in
Singapore, giving visitors first-hand experience of this innovative
technology. As part of the showcase highlights, Pacific Internet
demonstrated a video conferencing solution running on Powerline
access technology.

* A new web acceleration service, Speed Booster, which can increase
Internet users` existing web surfing speed by up to four times was
launched in Singapore. This service will accelerate the delivery of
Web content and applications by optimizing and compressing data for
faster delivery.

5. Leverage international partnerships

* Pacific Internet partnered with Symantec to offer antivirus
protection to corporate customers in Singapore. This partnership has
strengthened our value-added service offerings available to corporate
customers in Singapore.

* A partnership with NEC in Australia has resulted in an industry
first - 99.9% service uptime guarantee with the launch of premium DSL
for businesses. This partnership taps on NEC`s robust NEXTEP
broadband network to provide an attractive proposition for businesses
seeking affordable yet business grade broadband service in Australia.


Tan Tong Hai, President and CEO of Pacific Internet, said, "We have been executing these strategies and it has paid off in revenues and profits growth in the broadband, corporate segment and regional business. With our latest entry into Malaysia, we have increased and strengthened our Asia-Pacific coverage, extending our services to multi-national corporations across the region. This new market has presented us a significant business potential to accelerate our growth in the corporate segment as well as our regional business."

Other Second Quarter Highlights

In this quarter, Pacific Internet won two awards, "Best Asian Internet Service Provider 2002" from Telecom Asia and "Business Management Asia Innovation Award 2002". Pacific Internet was voted "Best Asian ISP" in the 2002 Telecom Asia Readers` Choice Awards for the fourth consecutive year. For the first time, Pacific Internet was also recognized by readers of Business Management Asia Magazine (BMA) as Asia`s Most Innovative Company in the Internet Service Provider category.

Business Outlook

The following forward-looking statements reflect Pacific Internet`s current expectations. Given the uncertainty and potential changes in economic, business, competitive, technological and regulatory factors, and the various other risk factors discussed in our 20F filing and in the Management`s Discussion & Analysis in our 6K filing, actual results may differ materially. Please see further comments under "Caution Concerning Forward-looking Statements".

Pacific Internet aims to deliver steady growth in revenue while continuing to improve profitability. Based on the second quarter results and current market trends, Pacific Internet maintains its full year profitability target of US$1.5 million (or S$2.7 million).

[Reiners]

Gewinnwachstum 250% zum Vorquartal

(Zugegebennerweise von einen niedrigem Niveau. LOL)

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Umsatzwachstum 7,5% zum Vorquartal

[Reiners]

Wichtig ist die Tendenz. Und die sieht bei Pacnet sehr gut aus, im Gegensatz zu den andern weltweit tätigen ISP`s.

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Und jetzt ist nicht nur Pacnet mal wieder zum besten asitischen ISP gewählt worden, sondern das Management gleich mit. Wahrscheinlich weil ihr Geschäftsmodell stimmt und Sie die Zahlen im Griff haben:

"In this quarter, Pacific Internet won two awards, "Best Asian Internet Service Provider 2002" from Telecom Asia and "Business Management Asia Innovation Award 2002".

[marquis6666]

Uff, da kann man endlich mal aufatmen. Diese Zahlen sind angesichts des Marktumfeldes und auch gegenüber den Zahlen der Konkurrenz wirklich sehr gut.
Pacific ist wieder profitabel, die Cash-Position konnte weiter erhöht werden, wenn das so weiter geht, zahlen die nächstes Jahr sogar eine Dividende ;-)
Mal sehen, was heute in USA geht, bislang wurden die Ergebnisse ja immer mit einer Zeitverzögerung von einigen Tagen kursrelevant. Aber was solls: ich habe Zeit!
Und bei diesen Zahlen ist klar: Tan Tong Hai macht als CEO einen klasse Job. Und das kann man wahrlich nicht von allen CEOs behaupten.

[Reiners]

Asia``s largest regional Internet service provider (ISP), Pacific Internet Limited , today announced its second quarter financial results for the period ended June 30, 2002.

Highlights of Second Quarter 2002 Results * Revenues grew to US$23.0 million, an 11.1% increase over the same quarter of 2001. * Net income was US$0.7 million, or US$0.05 per share, compared with a negative US$3.2 million, or US$(0.25) per share in the second quarter of 2001. * Net cash surplus was US$0.7 million, bringing the cash position to US$15.2 million.

Ko Kheng Hwa, Chairman of Pacific Internet Limited, said, "Pacific Internet achieved the second consecutive quarter of net profits despite the challenging business environment. With this, we are on track to meet our target of full-year profitability of US$1.5million."

Mr Ko added, "This quarter, Pacific Internet commenced operations in Malaysia as part of our strategy to grow our regional businesses. With this addition, Pacific Internet now operates in seven countries in Asia-Pacific, thereby enabling us to offer the widest coverage and the advantage of a single point of contact for our corporate customers."

Second Quarter 2002 Financial Results Table 1: Summary of quarterly financial results Group (in US$ millions) 2Q 2002 1Q 2002 2Q 2001 Revenues 23.0 21.4 20.7 Total Operating Expenses 21.6 20.5 23.6 Net Income / (Loss) 0.7 0.2 (3.2) Net Income / (Loss) before asset write-down and amortization of goodwill for comparative purpose 0.7 0.2 (0.6) Revenue Growth

Revenues were US$23.0 million, up 11.1% compared with the same quarter last year. Compared with the first quarter, the increase was 7.4%. The key revenue growth drivers were broadband access and global roaming. Broadband access revenue grew to US$5.6 million, an almost three-fold increase over the same quarter last year. With the gradual migration of dial-up and leased line customers to broadband, access revenue from these segments continued to decline.

Growth in Net Income

Net income was US$0.7 million or US$0.05 per share. Compared with the same quarter last year, the improvement was US$3.9 million. Against the first quarter, there was a close to three-fold increase from US$0.2 million. The improvement in net income was due to strong revenue growth, effective management of total operating costs and expenses, and better operating performance by our unconsolidated affiliates in Thailand and India.

Growth in Cash

As of June 30, 2002, Pacific Internet held cash and cash equivalents of US$15.2 million, up from last quarter``s US$14.4 million.

Cash generated from operations grew to US$2.7 million this quarter from US$1.7 million in the last quarter, an increase of 64.3%. Year-to-date, total cash generated from operations was US$4.4 million. From this, US$2.8 million was utilized for capital expenditure and repayment of borrowings, leaving a net cash surplus of US$1.6 million.

Subscriber Base Table 2: Subscriber Statistics by Products Country Dial-up Leased Broadband Hosting Total lines Singapore 185,650 650 17,050 500 203,850 Hong Kong 76,350 350 6,350 700 83,750 Philippines 60,950 100 50 50 61,150 Australia 38,300 100 2,350 7,600 48,350 India, Thailand, Malaysia 10,300 100 50 50 10,500 Total (as at Jun 2002) 371,550 1,300 25,850 8,900 407,600 Total (as at Mar 2002) 371,950 1,300 20,350 8,900 402,500 Total (as at Jun 2001) 376,950 1,400 8,950 5,700 393,000 All numbers rounded to the nearest 50. Growth Strategies

Pacific Internet has been executing the following growth strategies and the specific milestones achieved for each of these strategies are:

1. Focus on broadband * Broadband registered the highest growth rate among all products. This quarter, broadband revenue contributed 24.5% to total revenues, compared with 9.4% same quarter last year. Broadband subscriber number increased by almost three times from second quarter 2001. * Broadband coverage across our markets has increased. Besides Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia, which have already been actively pursuing the broadband market, the Philippines and Thailand operations are also increasing their acquisition efforts in the corporate broadband market. 2. Grow the corporate market * Revenue from corporate business this quarter was 57% of total revenues. * Revenue from corporate business this quarter grew 13% over the same quarter last year, contributing 64% to the increase in total revenues this quarter. 3. Expand the regional businesses * Pacific Internet entered the Malaysia market this quarter, bringing the total number of countries in Asia to seven. This operation will first serve the needs of the Group``s existing multinational customers, followed by domestic corporate customers. * Pacific Internet is currently exploring possible partnerships in Southern China. Its strategy is to leverage its Hong Kong subsidiary for the initial phase of its entry into China. 4. Introduce innovative services and solutions * BizVoice was launched in Hong Kong, a solution that enabled companies based in Hong Kong to transmit enhanced voice, data and faxes via their existing data networks. The solution allows unlimited communications between their regional offices located in Hong Kong and China at a fixed flat rate. * Broadband over powerline was showcased at the CommunicAsia 2002 in Singapore, giving visitors first-hand experience of this innovative technology. As part of the showcase highlights, Pacific Internet demonstrated a video conferencing solution running on Powerline access technology. * A new web acceleration service, Speed Booster, which can increase Internet users`` existing web surfing speed by up to four times was launched in Singapore. This service will accelerate the delivery of Web content and applications by optimizing and compressing data for faster delivery. 5. Leverage international partnerships * Pacific Internet partnered with Symantec to offer antivirus protection to corporate customers in Singapore. This partnership has strengthened our value-added service offerings available to corporate customers in Singapore. * A partnership with NEC in Australia has resulted in an industry first - 99.9% service uptime guarantee with the launch of premium DSL for businesses. This partnership taps on NEC``s robust NEXTEP broadband network to provide an attractive proposition for businesses seeking affordable yet business grade broadband service in Australia.

Tan Tong Hai, President and CEO of Pacific Internet, said, "We have been executing these strategies and it has paid off in revenues and profits growth in the broadband, corporate segment and regional business. With our latest entry into Malaysia, we have increased and strengthened our Asia-Pacific coverage, extending our services to multi-national corporations across the region. This new market has presented us a significant business potential to accelerate our growth in the corporate segment as well as our regional business."

Other Second Quarter Highlights

In this quarter, Pacific Internet won two awards, "Best Asian Internet Service Provider 2002" from Telecom Asia and "Business Management Asia Innovation Award 2002". Pacific Internet was voted "Best Asian ISP" in the 2002 Telecom Asia Readers`` Choice Awards for the fourth consecutive year. For the first time, Pacific Internet was also recognized by readers of Business Management Asia Magazine (BMA) as Asia``s Most Innovative Company in the Internet Service Provider category.

Business Outlook

The following forward-looking statements reflect Pacific Internet``s current expectations. Given the uncertainty and potential changes in economic, business, competitive, technological and regulatory factors, and the various other risk factors discussed in our 20F filing and in the Management``s Discussion & Analysis in our 6K filing, actual results may differ materially. Please see further comments under "Caution Concerning Forward-looking Statements".

Pacific Internet aims to deliver steady growth in revenue while continuing to improve profitability. Based on the second quarter results and current market trends, Pacific Internet maintains its full year profitability target of US$1.5 million (or S$2.7 million).

[Reiners]

Aktuell + 25% in den USA

Wachen die Amis gerade auf ?

Wir werden sehen

[stanley_ho]

Wow Reiner, Hypergrowth (11%) und dicke Umsätze in New York. Lächerlich...

[JPerejil]

@stanley_ho

... da kommt doch nicht etwa der Neid durch hä???

Ich freu mich auch über die Ergebnisse. Asi es la vida y verémos que viene el año proximo

Jorge

[Reiners]

Tja, Neid ist die "Deutsche" Form der Anerkennung.

Traurig aber war.

[Reiners]

Wahr

LOL

[dieNachteule]

@Reiners

Erst mal danke für den Tip!

Wenn ich Glück habe, habe ich 500 China in 500 Pacnet getauscht.Ich weiß es noch nicht, und das macht mich etwas nervös!

Also ich fand die Zahlen sehr gut...

MfG die Nachteule

[stanley_ho]

reiners

Neidisch? Worauf? Nach den ganzen Skandalen mit US GAAP verlasse ich mich nur noch auf meinen Geruch. Als Moslem kann ich Schweinereien besonders gut riechen.

[offLimitsLtd.]

Stanley_who? Once there was a ChineseArtsCraft.
Don´t mention these duckies no more.
Them are without any future!

[stanley_ho]

Bevor Du mir ans Bein pinkelst offLimit, lerne erst einmal richtig Englisch. Als quasi-native-speaker kann ich Dir sagen: terrible!

[r2d2]

Hört mal auf zu streiten und werdet wieder sachlich. Das ist ja der reinste Kindergarten.


In der Veröffentlichung der Zahlen heißt es, daß die `Results unaudited` sind. Das heißt, es gibt für die Zahlen keine unabhängige Überprüfung. Wer von Euch kann das einschätzen? Ist so etwas üblich oder ganz und gar unüblich? Ab welcher Firmengröße /Geschäftsgröße ist eine Überprüfung der Zahlen verbindlich vorgeschrieben?
Bitte nur kompetente Antworten.

Für PCNTF spricht IMHO bei den diesmaligen Quartalszahlen, daß der Aktienkurs die Zahlen nicht schon 3 bis 4 Tage im Voraus vor der Bekanntgabe eingepreist hat, wie das in der Vergangenheit leider des öfteren der Fall war. Falls ein paar wenige Insider mehr wissen als alle anderen und dies zu barer Münze machen, spricht das nicht für eine seriöse Firma.
Interessant war auch zu beobachten, daß am Tag nach der Bekanntgabe der Kurs in Deutschland nicht so recht dem Kurs in USA folgen wollte. (Zocker sind glücklicherweise doch noch nicht die Kursmacher!?!)

r2d2

[chw2]

Die Quartalszahlen beurteile ich ausgesprochen positiv.
Es sieht so aus , dass PCNTF den Turnaround geschafft hat.
Leider haben gute Quartalszahlen z.Zt. nur einen sehr kurzen positiven Effekt.
3000 shares in USA am Freitag ist für mich ein deutliches Indiz, dass der Aktienkurs es kurzfristig nicht schaffen wird, nach oben auszubrechen.
Trotzdem es geht aufwärts, auch wenn es vielleicht noch 6-12 Monate braucht, bis der Markt das nachvollzieht.
Ich hatte in den vergangenen Wochen lange mails mit der IR von PCNTF ausgetauscht, auch hier sehe ich Fortschritte.
Bei 15 Millionen Cash braucht einem nicht Angst zu werden.
Sollte PCNTF der erfolgreiche Markteintritt in China gelingen, könnte dies der Startschuß für einen langfristigen Aufwärtstrend sein.
Mit den aktuellen Zahlen wäre PCNTF m.E bei ca5 USD fair bewertet, also bei 2 USD sollte kein übermässiges Risiko mehr bestehen, bzw. wir haben LANGFRISTIG ein excellentes Chancen / Risiko Verhältnis.

Gruss chw2

[stanley_ho]

Au Backe, was für Typen tummeln sich hier eigentlich rum?! Alle öffentlich in den USA gehandelten Firmen müssen testierte Jahresabschlüsse vorlegen, außer Ausländische mit weniger als 10 Mln. Kapital und 500 Aktionären.

Schenkst Du wirklich einem unabhängigen Prüfer noch Dein Vertrauen, wenn nachweislich die größten Prüfungsgesellschaften in sämtliche Skandale des letzten und diesen Jahres verstrickt sind? Ungeprüfte Zahlen kommen immer raus. In der Zwischenzeit wird nämlich geprüft. Aber bei der ganzen Pro Forma Kacke und allem kannst Du Dir höchstens sicher sein, wenn Du selber in Singapur vorbeischaust und in die Bücher guckst. Falls die welche haben...

[dimtik]

ich kann euch zwar zu den finanzen nichts sagen aber soviel
der kurs geht nicht mehr runter und bildet einen boden, beobachte den wert
aber was positives..........

ich nutze pacific internet jeden tag seit 2 monaten, und muss sagen, was die conection in thailand betrifft, die beste verbindung, und dazu was mich als verbraucher betrifft sehr billig ( flatrate 249b oder 9 euro monat)

pacific wurde ausgezeichnet 1999,2000,2001 als bester internetprovider in suedostasien

service + hotlines sehr gut

also die firma existiert und arbeitet ist ja schon mal was fuer den anfang
gruss lapalmita

ps der groesste scheiss provider hier in TH ist aktuell inet
auc boersengelistet, der teuerste loxinfo

[Fracor]

Heute gehts ja echt scharf ab. 2000 Stk für 2.35 €. Jetzt gehts auf zur 200-Tage-Linie.

[Costa]

nur mal zum vergleich!

Web.de: Teure Aktie auf Höhenflug Newssuche
WKN / Symbol / Stichwort




Die Aktie hat eine deutlich bessere Entwicklung genommen als der Neue Markt. Nun wird die Luft für das Papier dünn.

Rot ist die Farbe des Internets –zumindest in der überwiegenden Zahl der Bilanzen der Unternehmen. Während sich die Werbebudgets und damit die Umsätze vieler Unternehmen auf Talfahrt befinden, haben die größeren der Branche mittlerweile den richtigen Weg eingeschlagen und schreiben schwarze Zahlen – oder befinden sich auf dem besten Weg dazu. So auch die Karlsruher Web.de AG.

Im vierten Quartal will Web.de-Chef Matthias Greve den Break-Even schaffen. Im zweiten Quartal hat das Unternehmen vor Zinsen, Steuern und Abschreibungen einen Verlust von 1,6 Mio. Euro ausgewiesen – im Vorjahr lag der Verlust noch bei 8,5 Mio. Euro. Die Umsätze sind in der Zwischenzeit von 4,3 Mio. Euro auf 5,9 Mio. Euro angezogen. Die Bruttomargen haben sich damit deutlich verbessert.

Um die operativen Kosten von 8,5 Mio. Euro pro Quartal zu decken, bedarf es daher noch einigem Wachstum. Nach Aussage des Unternehmens ist die Kostenstruktur relativ stabil und vor allem auf Werbeausgaben sowie Forschungs- und Entwicklungskosten zurückzuführen. Und genau weil diese Kosten so stabil sind, darf man Zweifel hegen, dass Web.de den Break-Even im vierten Quartal dieses Jahres wie geplant schafft.

Reicht das Wachstumstempo, ist die große Frage, und da wird es knapp. 25 bis 30 Mio. Euro Umsatz wird Web.de nach Ansicht von Analysten im laufenden Jahr umsetzen – das erste Halbjahr hat 10,7 Mio. Euro eingebracht. Wachstumsstark sind vor allem die Bezahldienste, die im zweiten Quartal 2002 einen Umsatzanteil von 33 Prozent ausmachten. Gestartet im dritten Quartal des Jahres 2001, lag der Anteil im Schlussquartal des Vorjahres gerade einmal bei rund 2 Prozent. Ein klarer Beweis dafür, dass Internet-Nutzer für die richtigen Inhalte auch zahlen. Trotzdem bleibt die Frage, ob das Wachstumstempo für das Erreichen der sportlichen Ziele der Karlsruher ausreicht.

Selbst wenn Greve sein Ziel erreicht, ist die Aktie alles andere als ein Schnäppchen. Bei einer Umsatzerwartung von 25 bis 30 Mio. Euro im laufenden Jahr ist die Aktie mit einem KUV von 7 bis 8 bewertet. Ein stolzer Preis für ein Unternehmen, das rote Zahlen schreibt – auch im Konkurrenzvergleich: Branchenprimus Yahoo ist ähnlich bewertet, mit dem feinen Unterschied, dass man schwarze statt rote Zahlen schreibt.

Auch wenn für 2003 „deutlich positive Zahlen“ versprochen werden, ist die Aktie bei einem Kurs von 5 Euro auf KGV-Basis des Jahres 2003 sehr teuer. Die scheinen langsam aber sicher auch die Aktionäre zu merken. Charttechnisch scheint bei der Aktie der Deckel bei 5 Euro drauf zu sein. Der Wert hat aus fundamentaler wie charttechnischer Sicht Rückschlagpotenzial.

Diese Nachricht wird Ihnen von 4investors präsentiert.



4investors Autor: Michael Barck, 16:53 02.09.02

[dieNachteule]

@Stanley ho

Na, hast du noch nicht gekauft?
Es steigt unübersehbar.

Die Nachteule

[dieNachteule]

Das ist ja`n Ding!

Ich sehe einen Kurs von 2,10/1200St. in Frankfurt und denke:
Kauf dir mal welche und verkauf sie wieder an der Nasdaq...

Später sehe ich einen Verkauf an der Nasdaq:1200 Stück!
Leider hat derjenige mit der gleichen Idee das Limit vergessen!

Die Nachteule

[dieNachteule]

Pacific int bleibt stur 10% unter dem Kurs in Amerika...
Jemand sammelt Stück für Stück, täglich 100-200...

Auch `ne Strategie!

MfG die Nachteule

[JPerejil]

Meine bekommt er nicht

[elrigo]

Heute 100 Stück Umsatz 9,21% Minus...... einfach lächerlich hier wird der Kurs ganz offensichtlich nach unten gedrückt.

[Reiners]

Pacific Internet Subsidiary Deploys Regional Virtual Private Network (VPN) For EDAW

Secured And Integrated Network Provides Enhanced Communications Between EDAW Regional Offices; Enables Network Access For Mobile Workers
Tuesday September 10, 2:20 am ET


SINGAPORE--(INTERNET WIRE)--Sep 9, 2002 -- Pacific Internet (NasdaqNM:PCNTF - News), a leading Internet Service Provider in Asia, today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Pacific Internet (Australia), has sealed a new deal with urban design and landscaping consultancy firm EDAW, to provide a broadband Virtual Private Network (VPN). Initially connecting EDAW`s Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane offices, the VPN will be extended to connect EDAW`s Hong Kong operations within eight months.



For EDAW staff located in Australia and Hong Kong, the Pacific Internet VPN will provide secure high-speed access to email and the Internet as well as shared corporate files and applications. By creating a single integrated network, EDAW aims to improve communications between offices, as well as provide network access for employees traveling to overseas offices, or working remotely via the Internet.

With broadband performance across the network, EDAW also plans to use the VPN as the platform for video conferencing and Voice over IP (VoIP) services. The entire VPN will be managed by Pacific Internet, ensuring a single point of contact for administration, technical control and support throughout Asia.

For Simon Foxe, IT Manager at EDAW, deploying the VPN is a cost effective means to overcoming geographic barriers and deliver true pan-Asian IT services.

"Connecting via the Pacific Internet VPN enables multiple EDAW offices to operate as a single integrated entity. Whether staff are in Hong Kong or Melbourne, they have access to the same resources and virtual teams can share information instantly with other offices around the network."

Dennis Muscat, managing director of Pacific Internet Australia believes the EDAW deal is an endorsement of Pacific Internet`s Asia-Pacific regional capability.

"Pacific Internet is the largest ISP in the Asia-Pacific by geographical reach," said Muscat. "With the Asian Internet-based VPN market expected to grow by 50 per cent in the next 18 months, Pacific Internet`s ability to deliver consistent, business-quality broadband services across multiple countries, is a significant advantage over local carriers. As more companies turn to the VPN model for pan-Asia connectivity, we expect to win a significant share of new business."

Pacific Internet offers Internet services in seven countries across the Asia-Pacific, including Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, the Philippines, India, Thailand and Malaysia. As part of its growth strategy to expand its regional business, Pacific Internet is also exploring possibilities to extend its footprint to Indonesia and Southern China.

Editors` Notes

About EDAW

For over 60 years EDAW has been a global leader in land and community-based consulting. Comprehensive and far-reaching professional service providers in the fields of design and environmental science, the 840 people of EDAW integrate community planning, urban design, landscape architecture, environmental planning, natural resource management, and GIS from 25 offices around the world.

EDAW`s projects have included assignments for the Sydney, Salt Lake City and Atlanta Olympic Games, as well as the new Hong Kong Disneyland.

[r2d2]

Heute zehnfaches Handelsvolumen von PCNTF.

[ebooker20]

www.pacific.net.sg/ mfg

[The conqueror]

Mein lieber Scholli was geht denn zur Zeit bei PacNet ????
Frankfurt 2,20€ da liebäugle ich ja schon fast mit den ATH von 75€ aber eben nur fast ...
The conqueror

[Reiners]

ATH waren 104 US $

Nur mal so zur Info

[The conqueror]

Oh ein Fehler meinerseits. Danke für die Info.
Sind auch noch andere Infos vorhanden ?
schönen Abend noch

[jonib]

Der Kurs von Pacific Internet steigt jetzt schon den 5. Tag in Folge!
Sind irgendwelche Gerüchte in Umlauf, oder kommen demnächst Zahlen?

Aktueller Kurs: 2,35 US$

[jonib]

Eine Antwort hab ich selbst gefunden:

3Q02 Earnings Press Release Thursday, November 7, 2002 0530 hrs (Singapore time) /
November 6, 1630 hrs (US Eastern time)

3Q02 Earnings Conference Call
Thursday, November 7, 2002 0700 hrs (Singapore time) /
November 6, 1800 hrs (US Eastern time)


Auf daß wir in 14 Tagen was positives zu sehen und hören bekommen. Der Anfang ist ja schon gemacht.

Eine angenehme Nachtruhe wünscht

jonib

[JPerejil]

heute + 22%

[Reiners]

Bin schon ganz gespannt auf die Zahlen nächste Woche Mittwoch.

[chw2]

March 26, 2001













COMMUNICATIONS


Pacific Internet: No price war
ISP will seek other ways to widen base


Charoen Kittikanya


Pacific Internet (Thailand), the service provider of Nasdaq-listed Pacific Internet based in Singapore, says it will keep out of price wars and prefers other marketing approaches to stay competitive in Thailand.

As part of an international brand, Pacific Internet was not in a position to get deeper into the price war that is expected to intensify in Thailand, said Prithayuth Nivasabutr, managing director of Pacific Internet (Thailand).

Therefore, the focus would shift to other value-added services, high-speed access, an aggressive promotion campaign and continuous customer retention programmes, he said.

For example, Pacific Internet has designed a promotion copying the government lottery. Customers who apply for any monthly subscription package, or purchase a particular package, will receive a coupon offering a chance to win prizes.

In the so-called Easy Money campaign, each coupon contains five digits selected at random. If the number on the coupon matches the last five digits of the first prize in the government lottery held twice a month, the holder will receive a 200,000-baht prize.

If there is no winner in any particular draw, the prize money will be carried forward to the next draw. The campaign will run from tomorrow to Aug 16.

In another step to stand out in a crowded ISP marketplace, Pacific Internet has tailor-made its access services, modelled on those of the airlines-World Class for broadband, Pacific Class for monthly subscriptions and Deluxe Class for instant Internet kits.

"Each of the classes will be supported by their own network services such as international and domestic bandwidth access, a modem pool as well as their own unique value-added and loyalty programme that will be organised throughout the year," Mr Prithayuth said.

"We want to become one of the top five ISPs in the country by the end of this year, not necessarily in terms of subscriptions or sales but in terms of being the preferred ISP of people on the street," he said.

Pacific Internet plans by the end of this year to increase the number of its individual subscribers to 70,000 from the present 20,000 and corporate users to 800 from 250.

To meet the target, Mr Prithayuth said Pacific Internet planned this year to increase capital from 188 million baht, and would seek strategic partnerships with telecom firms.

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Kann mir einer verraten was heute los ist in Amerika mit PCNFT 76 000 St. Umsatz und das bis 18.oo Uhr??????
Plus 1-14 %???????????