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Cable & Wireless veräußert seinen Anteil an PCCW
Käufer der rund 652 Mio. Aktien ist Citigroup
Der britische Telekombetreiber Cable & Wireless (C&W) http://www.cw.com hat heute, Donnerstag, bekanntgegeben, dass er seinen Anteil von 14 Prozent an dem Hongkonger Telekombetreiber PCCW für circa 400 Mio. Dollar verkauft hat. Käufer ist die amerikanische Anlagebank Citigroup, die den gesamten Anteil von 651,9 Mio. Aktien von C&W abnimmt. Die Aktien liegen bei einem Preis von 4,78 Hong Kong Dollar (0,61 US-Dollar) pro Stück.
Die Veräußerung der PCCW-Aktien ist Teil eines laufenden Programmes, bei dem C&W alle nicht zum Kerngeschäft in Großbritannien gehörenden Unternehmensbereiche abstößt. Erst kürzlich hat der angeschlagene Telekombetreiber gemeldet, er werde 1.500 Mitarbeiter in der britischen Zentrale entlassen und außerdem die US-Filiale schließen. (pte berichtete: http://www.pressetext.at/pte.mc?pte=030604016 )
Sylvia Goluch, email: redaktion@pressetext.at, Tel. +43/1/81140-314
Cable & Wireless veräußert seinen Anteil an PCCW
Käufer der rund 652 Mio. Aktien ist Citigroup
Der britische Telekombetreiber Cable & Wireless (C&W) http://www.cw.com hat heute, Donnerstag, bekanntgegeben, dass er seinen Anteil von 14 Prozent an dem Hongkonger Telekombetreiber PCCW für circa 400 Mio. Dollar verkauft hat. Käufer ist die amerikanische Anlagebank Citigroup, die den gesamten Anteil von 651,9 Mio. Aktien von C&W abnimmt. Die Aktien liegen bei einem Preis von 4,78 Hong Kong Dollar (0,61 US-Dollar) pro Stück.
Die Veräußerung der PCCW-Aktien ist Teil eines laufenden Programmes, bei dem C&W alle nicht zum Kerngeschäft in Großbritannien gehörenden Unternehmensbereiche abstößt. Erst kürzlich hat der angeschlagene Telekombetreiber gemeldet, er werde 1.500 Mitarbeiter in der britischen Zentrale entlassen und außerdem die US-Filiale schließen. (pte berichtete: http://www.pressetext.at/pte.mc?pte=030604016 )
Sylvia Goluch, email: redaktion@pressetext.at, Tel. +43/1/81140-314
Für PCCW sicher nicht soviel wie für CW.Denen steht das Wasser bis zum Hals.
Ups, warum heute keine PCCW gehandelt ?
Ich will den Artikel im Original nochmal reinstellen.
M.M. sehr nett umschrieben was die Leistungen von Richard Li betrifft, scheint Jack So von etwas anderem Kaliber zu sein als unserer kleiner Möchtegern von Papas Gnaden.
Nun, nach dem denkwürdigen Geschäftsessen im Februar sind von Li-ka-shing die Weichen auf eine straffere Firmenführung gestellt worden, will sagen, man wird kostenträchtige Startups und Investments nicht mehr forcieren, sondern sich auf die "earnings" konzentrieren.
Daher: mittelfristig ist Besserung in Sicht.
PCCW to Appoint
Jack So as Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman
Hong Kong, June 17, 2003 - The Board of Directors of PCCW Limited is pleased to announce that Mr. Jack So will join the company as Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman at a date no later than September 24, 2003. Mr. Richard Li will remain as chairman of PCCW but will relinquish his role as Chief Executive. On the appointment of Mr. So, the Chief Executive position will be retitled Group Managing Director and will be filled by Mr. So.
Mr. Li said: "Over the past 12 months, we have been strengthening the senior management of PCCW. Jack’s appointment represents a significant achievement for us. He is one of the region’s most successful and admired executives, and his understanding of Hong Kong’s economic and business landscape will be of huge value to us. I am delighted that a person of Jack’s talent, experience and knowledge is joining PCCW."
Mr. Mike Butcher, PCCW Chief Operating Officer and Chairman of the Operational Committee, said: "PCCW has made great strides to improve our financial performance, to streamline operations and to continue to build the business for the future. Jack`s appointment is an exciting development for the Company and will add new energy to this process." Mr. Butcher will continue to manage the Company`s operations and strategic development.
Mr. So said: "I am very happy to be joining PCCW`s management team and look forward to working closely with my new colleagues and with the Board. I will devote myself to working for the benefit of all of PCCW`s stakeholders -- our shareholders, our customers, and our staff."
Chief Operating Officer Mike Butcher and Group Chief Financial Officer Alex Arena will report to Mr. So.
About PCCW
PCCW Limited (SEHK: 0008, ADR-NYSE: PCW), the Hong Kong-listed flagship of the Pacific Century Group, is one of Asia`s leading integrated communications companies. From its market-leading position in Hong Kong, PCCW is focused on building shareholder value by leveraging synergies between its core businesses and partners, and by delivering customer-led total solutions throughout Asia. PCCW provides key services in the areas of: integrated telecommunications; broadband solutions; connectivity; narrowband and interactive broadband (Internet Services); business e-solutions; data centers and related infrastructure.
To learn more about PCCW, go to www.pccw.com
For media inquiries, please call:
Joan Wagner
VP, Corporate Communications
Tel: +852 2514 8883
Email: joan.wagner@pccw.com
M.M. sehr nett umschrieben was die Leistungen von Richard Li betrifft, scheint Jack So von etwas anderem Kaliber zu sein als unserer kleiner Möchtegern von Papas Gnaden.
Nun, nach dem denkwürdigen Geschäftsessen im Februar sind von Li-ka-shing die Weichen auf eine straffere Firmenführung gestellt worden, will sagen, man wird kostenträchtige Startups und Investments nicht mehr forcieren, sondern sich auf die "earnings" konzentrieren.
Daher: mittelfristig ist Besserung in Sicht.
PCCW to Appoint
Jack So as Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman
Hong Kong, June 17, 2003 - The Board of Directors of PCCW Limited is pleased to announce that Mr. Jack So will join the company as Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman at a date no later than September 24, 2003. Mr. Richard Li will remain as chairman of PCCW but will relinquish his role as Chief Executive. On the appointment of Mr. So, the Chief Executive position will be retitled Group Managing Director and will be filled by Mr. So.
Mr. Li said: "Over the past 12 months, we have been strengthening the senior management of PCCW. Jack’s appointment represents a significant achievement for us. He is one of the region’s most successful and admired executives, and his understanding of Hong Kong’s economic and business landscape will be of huge value to us. I am delighted that a person of Jack’s talent, experience and knowledge is joining PCCW."
Mr. Mike Butcher, PCCW Chief Operating Officer and Chairman of the Operational Committee, said: "PCCW has made great strides to improve our financial performance, to streamline operations and to continue to build the business for the future. Jack`s appointment is an exciting development for the Company and will add new energy to this process." Mr. Butcher will continue to manage the Company`s operations and strategic development.
Mr. So said: "I am very happy to be joining PCCW`s management team and look forward to working closely with my new colleagues and with the Board. I will devote myself to working for the benefit of all of PCCW`s stakeholders -- our shareholders, our customers, and our staff."
Chief Operating Officer Mike Butcher and Group Chief Financial Officer Alex Arena will report to Mr. So.
About PCCW
PCCW Limited (SEHK: 0008, ADR-NYSE: PCW), the Hong Kong-listed flagship of the Pacific Century Group, is one of Asia`s leading integrated communications companies. From its market-leading position in Hong Kong, PCCW is focused on building shareholder value by leveraging synergies between its core businesses and partners, and by delivering customer-led total solutions throughout Asia. PCCW provides key services in the areas of: integrated telecommunications; broadband solutions; connectivity; narrowband and interactive broadband (Internet Services); business e-solutions; data centers and related infrastructure.
To learn more about PCCW, go to www.pccw.com
For media inquiries, please call:
Joan Wagner
VP, Corporate Communications
Tel: +852 2514 8883
Email: joan.wagner@pccw.com
Es kommt Bewegung in den stehenden Zug.
Horridoh!
Horridoh!
Hongkong 06.11.2002: Die von Peking unterstützte China Travel International Investment Hongkong sagte heute, dass sie für 80 Millionen HK$ (10.3 Millionen US$) ihren gesamtem Zweig von Internet Reise Agenturen übernehmen wird. Die Übernahme wird es ermöglichen, Ressourcen des Unternehmens bei der Entwicklung neuer Geschäfte besser zu verteilen. Die Firma hatte zugestimmt, 10% von China Travel Net aus dem Aktienbestand der PCCW e-Ventures, ein Teil von Hongkongs dominierender Telefongesellschaft PCCW, zu kaufen.
PCCW platziert Anleihen im Wert von 500 Mio. Dollar
Hongkongs führende Telekommunikationsgesellschaft PCCW Ltd. hat Anleihen mit einer Laufzeit von 10 Jahres im Weit von rund 500 Mio. US-Dollar platziert, nachdem der Konzern einen niedrigeren Gewinn im ersten Quartal verkündet hatte.
Die Anleihen waren in einer Spanne von 237 Basispunkte über vergleichbaren US-Schatzanweisungen gepreist, enger als die anfänglich geplante Range zwischen 240 bis 250 Basispunkte.
Aus Marktkreisen wurde bekannt, dass die Anleihen der mit einem BBB-Rating bewerteten Gesellschaft fast 5,5 mal überzeichnet gewesen waren, was einem Ordervolumen in Höhe von 2,8 Mrd. US-Dollar entspricht.
Rund 50 Prozent der Anleihen haben US-Investoren erworben, 40 Prozent wurden nach Asien verkauft und der Rest ging nach Europa.
Weiter teilte der Konzern mit, dass der Gewinn im ersten Quartal um acht Prozent von 1,02 Mrd. HK-Dollar auf 937 Mio. HK-Dollar gefallen ist. Der Umsatz verringerte sich im Berichtszeitraum ebenso um 2,8 Prozent auf 3,56 Mrd. HK-Dollar.
Die Aktie von PCCW schloss an der Börse in Hongkong mit einem Abschlag von 2,6 Prozent bei 4,78 HK-Dollar.
Hongkongs führende Telekommunikationsgesellschaft PCCW Ltd. hat Anleihen mit einer Laufzeit von 10 Jahres im Weit von rund 500 Mio. US-Dollar platziert, nachdem der Konzern einen niedrigeren Gewinn im ersten Quartal verkündet hatte.
Die Anleihen waren in einer Spanne von 237 Basispunkte über vergleichbaren US-Schatzanweisungen gepreist, enger als die anfänglich geplante Range zwischen 240 bis 250 Basispunkte.
Aus Marktkreisen wurde bekannt, dass die Anleihen der mit einem BBB-Rating bewerteten Gesellschaft fast 5,5 mal überzeichnet gewesen waren, was einem Ordervolumen in Höhe von 2,8 Mrd. US-Dollar entspricht.
Rund 50 Prozent der Anleihen haben US-Investoren erworben, 40 Prozent wurden nach Asien verkauft und der Rest ging nach Europa.
Weiter teilte der Konzern mit, dass der Gewinn im ersten Quartal um acht Prozent von 1,02 Mrd. HK-Dollar auf 937 Mio. HK-Dollar gefallen ist. Der Umsatz verringerte sich im Berichtszeitraum ebenso um 2,8 Prozent auf 3,56 Mrd. HK-Dollar.
Die Aktie von PCCW schloss an der Börse in Hongkong mit einem Abschlag von 2,6 Prozent bei 4,78 HK-Dollar.
PCCW bewegt sich vorsichtig!
Vorsichtiger Optimismus deutet sich an, seit, und ich betone es gerne wieder, der Pseudo-Taicoon Richard weg ist. Verbunden mit einer neuen Internetstrategie werden sich die Verbindlichkeiten reduzieren lassen. Am Jahresende werden wir es erleben.
Vorsichtiger Optimismus deutet sich an, seit, und ich betone es gerne wieder, der Pseudo-Taicoon Richard weg ist. Verbunden mit einer neuen Internetstrategie werden sich die Verbindlichkeiten reduzieren lassen. Am Jahresende werden wir es erleben.
Das es Hoffnung gibt sieht man alleine daran, daß die Anleihe 5,5 fach überzeichnet war.
heute nix handel
oder was
oder was
Neue Aktien wurden ausgegeben, Aktie fällt heute um 10%
Hier die Meldung von Dow Jones aus der Yahoo-Seite
Gruß Uli
HONG KONG -(Dow Jones)- Shares in fixed-line telecommunications provider PCCW Ltd. plunged Friday, as investors got their first chance to react to a HK$ 3.06 billion share placement by the company earlier in the week.
The sell-off came despite the telecom company`s promise that it won`t sell any more shares in the next six months. PCCW`s launch Thursday of a new generation of fixed-line service, aimed at stemming its eroding market share, also failed to stem the fall.
On Wednesday, PCCW placed 715 million shares at a price of HK$4.40 - a 9.3% discount to its close that day of HK$4.85. Banking sources said the offer was 1.3 times subscribed.
PCCW said Friday that the share issue amounted to 15.36% of its existing share capital and 13.32% of its enlarged share capital.
PCCW shares, which were suspended from trading Thursday, closed down 11.3%, or 55 HK cents, at HK$4.30 at midday Friday, well below the placing price. They opened at HK$4.33 Friday.
PCCW shares are down 30% so far this year, underperforming the Hang Seng Index, which is up 7.7%.
One investment banking source said some investors had misjudged the subscription ratio, expecting more of a take-up for the placement, and asked for more than they required.
Last month, U.K. telecom giant Cable & Wireless PLC (CWP) sold its 14% stake in PCCW for about US$400 million by placing 651.9 million shares. That offer was 4.3 times subscribed.
The placement has reduced the stake owned by company Chairman Richard Li to 28.44% from 32.81%. He remains PCCW`s largest shareholder.
The placement was undertaken through Li`s Singapore-listed vehicle Pacific Century Regional Development Ltd. , which first placed 715 million existing shares, and then subscribed to new shares of the same amount issued by the company. PCRD will also not sell any more shares in the next six months.
"(This six-month lock up) eases our concerns about further equity issues in the near term," Jenny Szeto, an analyst at Daiwa Institute of Research, wrote in a note Friday.
Szeto rates the stock a "4," meaning it is forecast to underperform the Hang Seng Index by 5% to 15% in the next six months.
Net proceeds of the placement will go toward cutting the telecom operator`s debt levels, PCCW has said.
At the end of 2002, PCCW`s net debt totaled US$4.22 billion. After a series of debt restructurings, the earliest of 11 debt tranches won`t come due until 2005. This month PCCW paid off two loans worth a total of US$1.04 billion that were due to mature in 2008.
PCCW was saddled with US$12 billion in debt when it bought Hongkong Telecom in August 2000.
Cutting debt will bring closer an A credit rating for its PCCW-HKT Telephone Ltd. unit, the company said, adding it would also bring PCCW closer to its medium-term goal of paying a dividend to shareholders.
Daiwa`s Szeto said, however, that the impact of PCCW`s launch Thursday of a next-generation fixed-line service on its steadily eroding dominance over the fixed-line market remains to be seen. The service, offered at current subscriber prices, will offer text messaging and news and stock information, and eventually e-mail, on special handsets.
"We believe these new fixed-line services could stem customer losses in the high-end market segment, but the mass market should still be heavily subjected to price competition," ICEA said in a note Thursday. The brokerage rates the stock as a sell.
At the end of last year, PCCW had an 82% share of the fixed-line market, down from 87% as of June 30, 2002.
-By Nisha Gopalan, Dow Jones Newswires; 852-2802-7002; nisha.gopalan@dowjones.com
-Edited by Debra Boyce
Hier die Meldung von Dow Jones aus der Yahoo-Seite
Gruß Uli
HONG KONG -(Dow Jones)- Shares in fixed-line telecommunications provider PCCW Ltd. plunged Friday, as investors got their first chance to react to a HK$ 3.06 billion share placement by the company earlier in the week.
The sell-off came despite the telecom company`s promise that it won`t sell any more shares in the next six months. PCCW`s launch Thursday of a new generation of fixed-line service, aimed at stemming its eroding market share, also failed to stem the fall.
On Wednesday, PCCW placed 715 million shares at a price of HK$4.40 - a 9.3% discount to its close that day of HK$4.85. Banking sources said the offer was 1.3 times subscribed.
PCCW said Friday that the share issue amounted to 15.36% of its existing share capital and 13.32% of its enlarged share capital.
PCCW shares, which were suspended from trading Thursday, closed down 11.3%, or 55 HK cents, at HK$4.30 at midday Friday, well below the placing price. They opened at HK$4.33 Friday.
PCCW shares are down 30% so far this year, underperforming the Hang Seng Index, which is up 7.7%.
One investment banking source said some investors had misjudged the subscription ratio, expecting more of a take-up for the placement, and asked for more than they required.
Last month, U.K. telecom giant Cable & Wireless PLC (CWP) sold its 14% stake in PCCW for about US$400 million by placing 651.9 million shares. That offer was 4.3 times subscribed.
The placement has reduced the stake owned by company Chairman Richard Li to 28.44% from 32.81%. He remains PCCW`s largest shareholder.
The placement was undertaken through Li`s Singapore-listed vehicle Pacific Century Regional Development Ltd. , which first placed 715 million existing shares, and then subscribed to new shares of the same amount issued by the company. PCRD will also not sell any more shares in the next six months.
"(This six-month lock up) eases our concerns about further equity issues in the near term," Jenny Szeto, an analyst at Daiwa Institute of Research, wrote in a note Friday.
Szeto rates the stock a "4," meaning it is forecast to underperform the Hang Seng Index by 5% to 15% in the next six months.
Net proceeds of the placement will go toward cutting the telecom operator`s debt levels, PCCW has said.
At the end of 2002, PCCW`s net debt totaled US$4.22 billion. After a series of debt restructurings, the earliest of 11 debt tranches won`t come due until 2005. This month PCCW paid off two loans worth a total of US$1.04 billion that were due to mature in 2008.
PCCW was saddled with US$12 billion in debt when it bought Hongkong Telecom in August 2000.
Cutting debt will bring closer an A credit rating for its PCCW-HKT Telephone Ltd. unit, the company said, adding it would also bring PCCW closer to its medium-term goal of paying a dividend to shareholders.
Daiwa`s Szeto said, however, that the impact of PCCW`s launch Thursday of a next-generation fixed-line service on its steadily eroding dominance over the fixed-line market remains to be seen. The service, offered at current subscriber prices, will offer text messaging and news and stock information, and eventually e-mail, on special handsets.
"We believe these new fixed-line services could stem customer losses in the high-end market segment, but the mass market should still be heavily subjected to price competition," ICEA said in a note Thursday. The brokerage rates the stock as a sell.
At the end of last year, PCCW had an 82% share of the fixed-line market, down from 87% as of June 30, 2002.
-By Nisha Gopalan, Dow Jones Newswires; 852-2802-7002; nisha.gopalan@dowjones.com
-Edited by Debra Boyce
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