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Investors applaud Dynegy plan
Williamson says company has "ample" liquidity
By Lisa Sanders, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 12:52 PM ET Nov. 19, 2002

 





HOUSTON (CBS.MW) -- Investors bid up shares of Dynegy by more than 50 percent Tuesday after the company's new chief executive told investors that there are no plans to file for bankruptcy and promised clear financial results.

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In a conference call Tuesday, Dynegy Chief Executive Bruce Williamson said the company was committed to rebuilding under the plan announced last month. It splits the company into three units: power generation, natural gas processing and gathering, and Illinois Power -- an electric utility.

He added that the firm's $1.5 billion of liquidity -- the position increased from the second quarter to the end of the third -- is sufficient to run the business.

"The key driver is to continue to deliver on the results we promise," he said, in reference to a question about restoring investor confidence.

Shares of Dynegy (DYN: news, chart, profile) leaped 33 cents, or 43 percent, to $1.10 in recent trading. Volume of 15.6 million made it the most actively traded issue in the energy sector and the second most active on the New York Stock Exchange.

Williamson said that in addition to boosting liquidity, Dynegy continues to negotiate with its lenders, continues to meet its debt and credit maturities and is working to extend or renew lines of credit due in 2003. Dynegy has almost $2 billion of debt or credit coming due or expiring next year.

"We are confident that we can work with the banks to establish new lines of credit and replace the ones maturing in April and May 2003," Williamson said.

Dynegy has been speeding downhill since its proposed merger with Enron (ENRNQ: news, chart, profile) blew up a year ago. It has been the target of several federal investigations for its trading practices and accounting, including one by the Securities and Exchange Commission that was settled last month. CEO Chuck Watson and President Steve Bergstrom left the company, while Chief Financial Officer Rob Doty was fired.

On Oct. 30, the company reported a $1.8 billion loss, the majority of which stemmed from its energy marketing and trading unit. Earlier in the month, Dynegy said it would cut 780 jobs and exit the energy marketing and trading business. Dynegy named Williamson, a former senior executive at Duke Energy (DUK: news, chart, profile), as CEO and president on Oct. 23. Read interview with Williamson.

Last Thursday, Dynegy announced that it had been warned by the NYSE that it wasn't meeting standard listing requirements. The last time the stock traded above $1 was Oct. 15. See story.

The same day, Dynegy said it would restate results for 1999 to 2001 to account for its Project Alpha natural gas transaction as a financing activity rather than cash flow. The move was made at the behest of the SEC.

Dynegy plans to file a final re-audit by the end of the year, Williamson said. It filed an un-audited 8-K and 10-Q with the SEC on Friday. Though bankruptcy isn't planned, Williamson said the company was obligated to inform shareholders of "the substantial risk in our position" through the 10-Q.

As for its relationship with ChevronTexaco (CVX: news, chart, profile), Williamson said that the oil and gas giant remains one of Dynegy's largest customers and that it continues to perform on its natural gas processing and liquids sales obligations.

ChevronTexaco, which owns a 26.5 percent stake in Dynegy, took a $904 million loss in the third quarter to write down its investment in the company.


 

 

schauen wir mal
50 % Institu. und  30 % Insider können nicht irren
die stecken da nämlich drinn

bei 1,37 Dollar hat der Laden ca. 500 Mio MK
laut letzten Kassensturz verfügen über 1,7 Millarden liquide Mittel

CEO hat sich gestern bullisch zur Zukunft geäußert, mehr kann man nicht verlangen

3 - 4 Dollar ist mein erneutes KZ in nächsten Tagen, langfrist 10 Dollar (Frühjahr 2003)  

Was ist mit Phenomedia?  

bis vor 1 Stunde lag Institut. Anteil bei ca. 51 %
jetzt zeigt bei mir 54,7 % an

hat das auch jemand beobachtet, also für mich wäre das super zeichen

übrigens bei EDSN lag dieser Anteil vor 1.500 % Hype bei etwas über 60 %  

ich bin voll investiert, sonst würde gern noch zu 0,45 / 0,46 zukaufen  

 

auf wieder 51 % Institut.
und 29 % Insider
sind zusammen 80 % dieses Wertes

steht aktuell bei ca. 1,20 in USA, da bin ich in etwa gestern eingestiegen
ich glaube das es heute und morgen weiter aufwärts gehen wird
im moment fehlt etwas das Volumen, aber das wird ab 20.00 Uhr MEZ kommen  

Umsätze heute schon wieder stark, Shorties müssen kaufen, denke ich

wer kaufen will, sollte dies in USA kaufen

100 % behaupte ich sind kurzfristig drinn  

schließen heute min. bei 1,50 in usa
diese woche sehen wir noch die 2 vorm komma
nächste woche kurzzeitig eine 3 vorm komma

wer wettet mit
meiner letzter tip war edsn  

war ich doch mit Tip 1,50 gar nicht weit weg, oder ?
heute geht weiter hoch  

Kurzanalyse Dynegy: Underperform
Die Analysten aus dem Hause RBC Capital Markets setzen in ihrem Kurzbericht vom 25. November die Aktie des Unternehmens Dynegy, tätig in der Branche sonstige Energie/Rohstoffe, von „Sector Perform“ herab auf „Underperform“.

Das Aktienkursziel liege momentan bei 1 Dollar.

Quelle: Finanzen.net



Gruß
AUF GEHT`S  

was heißt, alles sieht Besserung aber wartet noch
wer zu lang wartet, den bestraft das Leben

wie oft haben in letzten 3 Jahren Analysten Werte mit Strong B.
eingestuft und innerhalb nächsten 1 - 2 Wochen sind 50, 60 oder gar 90 %
abgestürzt  

und das bei 1,7 Millarden liquiden Mitteln
die schreiben im Gesamtjahr Gewinne
die zahlen Divide.  usw. usw.  

DYN Strong Buy