PCCW - soll man das alte Spiel wieder Anfangen
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Bin etwas aus der Übung den Markt einzuschätzen, da ich in den letzten 4 Wochen von den Börsen der Welt, wenn überhaupt, nur die Schlußkurse registriert habe.
Auf viele Antworten hoffend,
TGK
Das ist natürlich nur meine Phantasie, die ich jedoch als sehr realistisch betrachte.
Gruss Linus
S.Lord
Wird der Kauf durch Wandelanleihen o.ä. finanziert ?
DaLuigi: PCCLF immer bei 1,9E Zukauf!! Das gleiche bei Hartcourt immer unter 6E Zukauf !! o.T.
18.07.00 07:25
PCCW <1186.HK> denies interest in Hikari Tsushin, Japan
A spokesman for PCCW yesterday denied reports that PCCW is
considering joining forces with a major company in Japan to bid for a
stake in Hikari Tsushin, Japan.
He said that PCCW does not intend to acquire a stake in that
company.
11:51 18-JUL-2000
MSCI revises up PCCW <1186.HK>'s weight to 66.54 pct
MSCI Index announced that Morgan Stanley Capital International
(MSCI) will drop C&W HKT <0008.HK> and increase the number
of shares in PCCW by August 8.
Simultaneously, the Market Cap Factor for PCCW will be increased
to 66.54 pct from 50 pct.
The public float of PCCW after the acquisition is expected to be in the range of 30-35 pct.
MSCI continues to study the question of float adjustment in its index series and will announce what changes, if any,
it will make to its index construction methodology resulting from this study.
CyberWorks gets heavy in MSCI index
By Vivian Chu & Bill Clifford, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 8:55 AM ET Jul 18, 2000 NewsWatch
Latest headlines
Morgan Stanley Capital International's Hong Kong Index will show increased weighting for Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), to 66.54 percent of its market capitalization from 50 percent, after the broadband Internet company completes its takeover of Cable & Wireless HKT early next month.
Cable & Wireless HKT's shares (HKT: news, msgs), carried in the index at full weighting, will stop trading August 8. MSCI said it would add Richard Li's PCCW (PCCLF: news, msgs) and five other Hong Kong companies to its Hong Kong index last May. Ten other companies were removed, including Cheung Kong (Holdings), run by Li's billionaire father.
MSCI applies a market cap factor when calculating the weighting of stocks with free floats of less than 40 percent. After absorbing C&W HKT, PCCW's free float, or the number of shares in public hands, is expected to be 30-35 percent, MSCI said. The market cap factor also reduces the impact of the change on the index's total market cap.
PCCW's takeover of Hong Kong's dominant telecom carrier, valued now at $28 billion, is a key reason Asian M&A activity skyrocketed to $87 billion in the first half of this year, more than double the $40 billion done in the same period of 1999, according to Thomson Financial data released Tuesday.