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HI nicht nur 66 % im plus es wurden auch über 400 Millioenen aktien gehandelt an der NYSE unglaublich
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.879.992 von blacketeer am 09.03.12 20:12:25
"Net debt (beeing cash less borrowings, overdrafts and finance leases) at the year end was GPB 890,9m (2010: GBP 803,6m). Headroom under the banking facilities as at 30 September 2011 was GBP 821m compared to GBP 890m as at 30 September 2010. It should be noted that GBP 50m was repaid under the term loan agreement just after the year end, during October 2011."
(aktueller Geschäftsbericht, S. 34).
"Net debt (beeing cash less borrowings, overdrafts and finance leases) at the year end was GPB 890,9m (2010: GBP 803,6m). Headroom under the banking facilities as at 30 September 2011 was GBP 821m compared to GBP 890m as at 30 September 2010. It should be noted that GBP 50m was repaid under the term loan agreement just after the year end, during October 2011."
(aktueller Geschäftsbericht, S. 34).
Es gibt News zum TC India Verkauf:
bis zum 13. März haben Investoren Zeit, ihr Angebot abzugeben. Zu den Interessenten gehören Mahendra V Doshi, Madhavan Menon, Piramal Capital and Tata Capital.
Piramal Capital, owned by Ajay Piramal, chairman, Piramal Healthcare and Tata Capital, the financial services arm of the diversified Tata Group, have taken the offer for sale document from investment banker Credit Suisse First Boston. Bidders have to submit their final bid by March 13.
“We are still collating information; so, it is too early to comment on the sale process,” says a Thomas Cook India spokeswoman.
“It will be an expensive buy and a big challenge at this valuation,” says an investment banker familiar with Thomas Cook India's
operations. “PEs will look to double their investment in five to
seven years.”
Between 2006 and 2008, Dubai Financial Group purchased Thomas Cook India for $70 million and sold it back to the British parent for $300 million, earning over four-fold returns. Thomas Cook India’s 77% is valued at $193.7 million based on the last traded price at R59.6 on...
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/buyers-circle-thomas-co…
http://www.firstpost.com/business/what-could-thomas-cook-pro…
Dann bin ich mal auf nächste Woche gespannt, was uns da verkündet wird.
Ein Verkaufspreis von über 200 Mio sollte dabei schon rauskommen.
Werde am Montag nochmal aufstocken!
Schönes WE
bis zum 13. März haben Investoren Zeit, ihr Angebot abzugeben. Zu den Interessenten gehören Mahendra V Doshi, Madhavan Menon, Piramal Capital and Tata Capital.
Piramal Capital, owned by Ajay Piramal, chairman, Piramal Healthcare and Tata Capital, the financial services arm of the diversified Tata Group, have taken the offer for sale document from investment banker Credit Suisse First Boston. Bidders have to submit their final bid by March 13.
“We are still collating information; so, it is too early to comment on the sale process,” says a Thomas Cook India spokeswoman.
“It will be an expensive buy and a big challenge at this valuation,” says an investment banker familiar with Thomas Cook India's
operations. “PEs will look to double their investment in five to
seven years.”
Between 2006 and 2008, Dubai Financial Group purchased Thomas Cook India for $70 million and sold it back to the British parent for $300 million, earning over four-fold returns. Thomas Cook India’s 77% is valued at $193.7 million based on the last traded price at R59.6 on...
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/buyers-circle-thomas-co…
http://www.firstpost.com/business/what-could-thomas-cook-pro…
Dann bin ich mal auf nächste Woche gespannt, was uns da verkündet wird.
Ein Verkaufspreis von über 200 Mio sollte dabei schon rauskommen.
Werde am Montag nochmal aufstocken!
Schönes WE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.881.187 von Investor1975 am 10.03.12 06:48:04das ist mal ne gute Nachricht..
Habe auch etwas gefunden. Travelex scheint auch ein heißer Interessent zu sein
Travelex eyes Thomas Cook's Indian business
By Ian Taylor | Feb 13, 2012 07:29AM GMT
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Travelex Holdings has emerged as the frontrunner to buy Thomas Cook’s Indian business which was put up for sale last week.
Indian-based travel group Cox & Kings, which bought Holidaybreak in a £312 million deal last year, is also believed to be interested in Thomas Cook India - the largest foreign exchange and travel services company in the country.
Thomas Cook holds a 77% stake in the Indian business, which is listed in its home country and valued at about $190 million (£118 million). Group chief executive Sam Weihagen said the sale followed “a number of unsolicited expressions of interest”.
However, Weihagen said: “Thomas Cook India is a strong business operating in an attractive market. Both the business and the market are growing.” He said Cook would only sell its “if a compelling offer is received”.
Thomas Cook is keen to strengthen its balance sheet and has disposed of a series of assets since having to renegotiate its bank lending in November, raising about £136 million so far.
Foreign exchange specialist Travelex, based in London, bought Thomas Cook Financial Services in 2001 in a £440 million deal. The company is already present in India, having opened an Indian subsidiary in 2003.
Travelex made almost £900 million from disposals of its own last year, selling its card programme management business to Mastercard and Travelex Global Business Payments to Western Union.
Thomas Cook shares continued to trade at just over 13p a share at the end of last week, having fallen to a new low after the group went back to its banks in November, leaving the group with a market capitalisation of about £120 million.
US investment bank Goldman Sachs temporarily took a significant holding in the group last week, raising its stake from under 3% to above 4% before immediately selling. Hedge fund investor Marathon Asset Management of New York remains the largest single investor in Thomas Cook with a 6.8% stake.
http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/Articles/2012/02/13/39569/trav…
Habe auch etwas gefunden. Travelex scheint auch ein heißer Interessent zu sein
Travelex eyes Thomas Cook's Indian business
By Ian Taylor | Feb 13, 2012 07:29AM GMT
0 Comments and 2 Reactions
Travelex Holdings has emerged as the frontrunner to buy Thomas Cook’s Indian business which was put up for sale last week.
Indian-based travel group Cox & Kings, which bought Holidaybreak in a £312 million deal last year, is also believed to be interested in Thomas Cook India - the largest foreign exchange and travel services company in the country.
Thomas Cook holds a 77% stake in the Indian business, which is listed in its home country and valued at about $190 million (£118 million). Group chief executive Sam Weihagen said the sale followed “a number of unsolicited expressions of interest”.
However, Weihagen said: “Thomas Cook India is a strong business operating in an attractive market. Both the business and the market are growing.” He said Cook would only sell its “if a compelling offer is received”.
Thomas Cook is keen to strengthen its balance sheet and has disposed of a series of assets since having to renegotiate its bank lending in November, raising about £136 million so far.
Foreign exchange specialist Travelex, based in London, bought Thomas Cook Financial Services in 2001 in a £440 million deal. The company is already present in India, having opened an Indian subsidiary in 2003.
Travelex made almost £900 million from disposals of its own last year, selling its card programme management business to Mastercard and Travelex Global Business Payments to Western Union.
Thomas Cook shares continued to trade at just over 13p a share at the end of last week, having fallen to a new low after the group went back to its banks in November, leaving the group with a market capitalisation of about £120 million.
US investment bank Goldman Sachs temporarily took a significant holding in the group last week, raising its stake from under 3% to above 4% before immediately selling. Hedge fund investor Marathon Asset Management of New York remains the largest single investor in Thomas Cook with a 6.8% stake.
http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/Articles/2012/02/13/39569/trav…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.881.005 von saueraufsuess am 09.03.12 23:25:44Hey, da ist Nachfrage generiert worden, aber der Kurs entspricht gerade einmal 0,2666 €.
Hieß es nicht mal, dass erst verkauft wird bzw. über Verkäufe entschieden wird, wenn ein neuer CEO mitwirkt?
Dann gibt es 3 Möglichkeiten: Man hat sich anders entschieden, um die Schuldenlast schneller abzubauen oder man sondiert schonmal vorab ODER ...
Dann gibt es 3 Möglichkeiten: Man hat sich anders entschieden, um die Schuldenlast schneller abzubauen oder man sondiert schonmal vorab ODER ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.881.503 von Elvis123 am 10.03.12 10:24:04
Ich hab das auch gesehen mit den 66% PLus in USA am freitag. Was ist da los? Kann sich das jemand erklären? Ist das ein Zeichen für uns? Das kann doch nicht spurlos an uns vorbeirauschen, oder?
Wo siehst Du das mit den 400 Millionen gehandelter Aktien an der NYSE. Auf Finanz.net seht lediglich etwas von 5.740 gehandelter Aktien.
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