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HK-Blue Chip Citic Pacific (WKN 870564) steigt, komischerweise von den deutschen Anlegern relativ unbemerkt, stetig. Wird von HK-Securities oft empfohlen und ist grundsolide mit Internet-Ambitionen.

Bin seit 6 Wochen zu 4,10E drin, heute in HK Schlußkurs bei 42,5 HK$ (5.53E) +3.91% turnover 57 Mio. E. In Deutschland immer noch im Sonderangebot in Frankfurt für 5.20E

Schnäppchen!

[Art Bechstein]

Hai Chinese !

verstehe ich auch überhaupt nicht. Ist ein super-wert mit Top Chancen. Es gab gerade heute wieder eine Kaufempfehlung, wobei die Kursziele mit 49 HK$ auf ein Jahr sehr konservativ geschätzt sind.

Ist so ziemlich der einzige Wert in meiner Watchlist unter den China-Werten, der in Deutschland unter dem HK Kurs gehandelt wird.

Ciao

Art

[Strong Gainer]

Lieber Art B.,

schau Dir die Kaufempfehlung mal genauer an. Dann wirst Du sehen, daß das kurzfristige KZ bei HK 37.000 liegt. Erst dann wird zum Einstieg geraten. Für mich ein screaming sell.

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hallo strong gainer

hast du dir auch citic genauer angesehen, vor allem die news der letzten zeit (habe weitet unten im board einen citic-thread mit so ziemlich allen news der letzten zeit).wie soll denn da der kurs fallen? ich sach nur: cathay-pacific-beteiligung, china unicom-beteiligung, glasfasernetz in china, wto-beitritt china´s,beste connections über citic (staatl. chines. investmentgesellschaft, die größte chinas), gerüchteweise kooperation bzw. aktientausch mit cisco oder lucent (gerücht!!!!) und noch einiges,das ich in der eile vergessen habe. ist so ziemlich der einzige china-wert am board, der substanz hat. wenn du auch nicht kaufen willst, behalte citic-pacific auf jeden falf im auge.

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[tgfn]

hallo

investiert nicht alles in china online (hab ich auch), sondern behaltet citic pacific im auge. die wollen ei ngroßer i-net u. telecom-player auf dem mainland werden.


Red-chip conglomerate CITIC Pacific will place 80 million new shares at $40.38 each to raise $3.2 billion.

The lead placing agent BNP Prime Peregrine was granted an over-allotment option to place 20 million additional new
shares at the same price. Should the brokerage house exercise the option, CITIC Pacific could raise a total of $3.9
billion.

After the transaction, CITIC HK`s holdings will be diluted from 30.6% to 29.5%, or 29.2% if the allotment option is
exercised.

The proceeds will be used to acquire mainland telecom assets from its parent and for "future possible acquisitions".

Worth to about $2.98 billion, the telecom assets include a 60% stake in a fixed optical fibre network installation and a
50% stake in the reorganized mainland listed company Guoan. The latter owns numerous cable television networks,
6% of China United Communications (i.e. the coming IPO China Unicom), 4 GSM networks, 10% of CITIC
securities and 100% of the CITIC Building in Beijing.

Details of CITIC Pacific`s telecommunication development will be released in a press conference next Monday. The
market expects the conglomerate to announce some co-operation with a U.S. information technology company.

The optical fibre network is an essential telecommunication infrastructure project. While this telecommunication
backbone can generate steady income streams for CITIC Pacific, the awaiting cooperation could add more
substances to its telecommunication development. However, shareholders must be cautious as this red-chip has
already risen by more than 15% since the announcement of this project.

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[tgfn]

und noch ein häppchen

Citic Pacific`s (267) $4bn share placement 7x over-subscribed: Such overwhelming
responses reflected institutional investors` keen interest in first class high tech projects in China
and suggested this Red Chip conglomerate would enjoy an upward re-rating by investors. The
proceeds would be used to fund the earlier acquired optical fibre project and acquisition of
telecom, internet, e-commerce and financial assets ahead. With more exciting acquisitions to drive
growth ahead, we maintain our BUY recommendation on the counter.


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[tgfn]

jetzt lest euch das mal in ruhe durch und laßt eurer fantasie ein klein bißchen lauf. wenn die chinesen auch nur ein viertel so geil auf handies sind wie der rest der welt...

** CITIC PAC <0267.HK>, DOWN HK$0.8 AT HK$41.60 **
CITIC Pacific Ltd chairman Larry Yung said on Monday the
company`s Beijing parent has signed an agreement with Lucent
Technologies to develop the CDMA mobile phone technology
in China.

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warum der kurs in hong kong allerdings heute (mit dem markt) gefallen ist, ist mir auch ein rätsel

[tgfn]

hier das ganze etwas ausführlicher.

CAPTION: Citic Pacific chairman
Larry Yung Chi-kin says the
move will help the company to
expand into the mainland`s
rapidly growing high-technology
field.

STORY: CITIC Pacific, a
mainland-controlled
conglomerate, says its Beijing
parent has teamed up with
United States-based Lucent
Technologies to develop CDMA
(Code Division Multiple Access
_ a wireless interface) mobile
phone technology in China.

``Citic Beijing has signed an
agreement with Lucent to develop CDMA,`` Citic Pacific chairman Larry
Yung Chi-kin said yesterday, but declined to give further details of the
deal between the US telecom equipment company and China
International Trust and Investment Corporation (Citic Beijing).

Lucent, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, is focused on public
and private networks, communications systems and software, optical
and data networking systems, business telephone systems and
micro-electronic components.

Mr Yung, who is also the director of Citic Beijing, did not rule out the
possibility of the parent injecting the Lucent joint venture into Hong
Kong-listed Citic Pacific.

``Citic Pacific will work closely with the parent company in the field of
infrastructure and telecom projects,`` Mr Yung said.

Citic is expanding its telecommunication business by investing billions
of yuan in an optical fibre cable in China.

The company made major inroads into the technology market by
forming a joint venture with its parent Citic Beijing to buy a fixed optical
fibre telecom network from the People`s Liberation Army for 2 billion
yuan (HK$1.93 billion).

The new joint venture is owned by Citic Pacific, Citic Beijing and Mr
Yung on a 60-20-20 share basis. The purchase was approved by its
shareholders in an extraordinary general meeting yesterday.

Citic Pacific is funding the investments by issuing up to 100 million new
shares at a price of $40.33 each, which will raise net proceeds of up to
$3.94 billion.

It will not be involved in the operation or management of the fibre-optic
network.

``We are not allowed to do so under current Chinese law,`` managing
director of Citic Pacific Henry Fan Hung-ling, said.

The joint venture will be managed by Citic Beijing.

Half of the 32,100-kilometre optical fibre cable network has been
installed while the other half is at an early stage of construction. The
pipes might finally be put to service in August.

``By investing in an existing backbone we can obtain early revenue from
it,`` Mr Yung said.

For the next stage, Citic Pacific is looking to invest in Internet service
and content providers.

``However, we will continue to concentrate on our traditional businesses
in infrastructure, trading and property development,`` Mr Fan said.

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