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Ich wollte mal wissen, wieviele Aktien es eigentlich gibt, bzw. wieviel von der angekündigten 20Mio- Ausschüttung an jeder Aktie hängenbleibt. Die Leute haben sofort geantwortet- Super IR!:
Shares in Issue 66.92million shares
Dividend payment date to be announced (likely end of March)
Dividend amount will be announced in Mid March when we announce our results but will be a minimum of €20million to all shareholders
Thx
Sean
Das bedeutet, knapp 0,30 pro Aktie Dividende; das sind ca. 0,40€/ Aktie.- Die depotführende Bank nimmt sich ja noch die Gebühren für den Umtausch. Div.- Rendite immer noch ca. 5,7% bei einem Kurs von 6,9€. Da könnte man gut noch einsteigen, falls man es früher verpaßt hat.
Ärger könnte allerdings von der Politik kommen. Zwar will man Hedge- Fonds nicht generell beschränken, aber die Offenlegungspflichten erweitern. Genau als diese Meldungen kamen, ging der letzte Kursanstieg von ACMH zu Ende. Vielleicht sind da doch einige vorsichtig geworden. Aber vielleicht erleben wir z.Zt. auch nur eine gesunde Korrektur.
Ciao, jairus
Auch die derzeitige Konsolidierung gefällt mir sehr gut, derzeit sollten über 85 % zudem in festen Händen sein, es sind also kaum shares auf dem Markt, deshalb kann ich mir weiter kaum verstellen, daß Druck aufkommt.
Viel Erfolg :)
Absolute Capital 2006 Net Rises 74 Percent on Funds (Update1)
By Andrei Postelnicu
March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Absolute Capital Management Holdings Ltd., a hedge-fund manager that sold shares to the public a year ago, said full-year profit rose 74 percent as the funds it oversees attracted new capital and outperformed peers.
Net income rose to 27.1 million euros ($35.5 million), or 46 cents a share, compared with 15.6 million euros, or 30 cents a share, a year earlier, the Cayman Islands-based company said today in a statement. Assets under management were $1.55 billion at the end of last year.
``We view the recent increase in volatility as an opportunity for our funds, all of which are non-market correlated,'' said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sean Ewing.
None of the company's funds lost money last month, when a five-day rout in global equities erased about $.3 trillion from the market value of companies, Ewing said. The Morgan Stanley Capital International All-Countries World Index, a measure for developed and emerging markets, slumped 6.5 percent between Feb. 27 and March 5.
Hedge funds underperformed the world's main equity markets last year. The average 13 percent return in 2006, as measured by Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research Inc, lags behind the 16 percent gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index of the largest U.S. stocks and the 21 percent increase in the MSCI World Index.
Higher Dividend
Absolute Capital's results exclude the January acquisition of Argo Capital Management Ltd. for 50.5 million pounds ($99.6 million), which brought the company access to bond funds investing in developing markets. The cash-and-stock acquisition of Argo increased Absolute's total assets under management to $2.6 billion as of March 1, the company said.
Absolute said it would pay a full-year dividend of 44.7 cents per share, including a special dividend it announced in December.
The dividend ``indicates management's confidence in the strength of ACMH's future earnings and cashflows,'' said Sandy Chen, an analyst at Panmure Gordon Ltd. in London.
Absolute will build a sales team in order to market its funds to a broader investor base in Europe, the U.S. and Asia. The company also intends to start new funds in 2007, including listed funds, Ewing said in a conference call with reporters.
He added that Absolute is ``investigating'' the option of starting a listed fund that would blend the performance of the $483.8 million Absolute Return Europe Fund that invests in stocks with the $443 million Argo fund investing in bonds.
Minimum Investment
Absolute in September started a fund for private investors in Germany. The Absolute Diversified Certificate invests in a range of Absolute's hedge funds and takes in a minimum investment of 5,000 euros. It is up 4.3 percent so far this year and has $268 million under management.
The investment is structured as a certificate, which is popular with German investors, rather than as a fund. Unlike mutual funds, certificates are priced continuously and usually aren't actively managed. Fees are generally lower because they stick to market indexes or predetermined strategies.
Like most hedge funds, Absolute Capital charges a fee of 2 percent for managing the fund and takes about 20 percent from any profit made. Income from those fees rose 69 percent to 49.7 million last year, the company said.
Hedge funds are lightly regulated limited partnerships that typically take bigger bets than mainstream mutual funds. They cater to wealthy individuals with at least $1 million and institutions and endowments.
Absolute Capital has offices in London, Zurich, and the Spanish island of Mallorca, as well as Cyprus, Singapore, Sao Paolo and Buenos Aires. It manages ten funds, two of which invest in bonds. Two of its equity funds are closed to new investments.
The shares rose 2.9 percent at 460 pence at 9:10 a.m. in London, valuing the company at 251.3 million pounds ($486.6 million).
To contact the reporter on this story: Andrei Postelnicu in London at apostelnicu@bloomberg.net .
Last Updated: March 12, 2007 05:58 EDT
Ciao, jairus
Dear sir,
Many thanks for your message. Unfortunately the company uses €for reporting
earnings while its assets under management are in $ and the shares are quoted in
pence. In other words, there are plenty of opportunities for everyonme to get
confused at every step of the way.
Very best regards,
Andrei
Hoffen wir, daß das laufende Jahr genauso gut oder besser wird. Meine Div.- Rendite ist 18%.- Mal eine gute Nachricht.
Ciao, jairus
14:41 24.04.07
München (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten vom "Performaxx-Anlegerbrief" sehen für die Aktie von Absolute Capital Management Holdings Ltd. (ISIN KYG006011079/ WKN A0JEGU) ein mittelfristiges Kursziel in Höhe von 10 Euro.
Basierend auf der zwar noch recht jungen, aber dafür ausreichend klaren charttechnischen Ausgangssituation würden die Experten der Fonds-Aktie weitere Kurssprünge zutrauen, sobald der Widerstand bei 7,40 Euro durchbrochen werden könne. Damit wäre die Korrektur beendet und der Aufwärtstrend wieder vorherrschend.
Als mittelfristiges Kursziel für die Absolute Capital Management-Aktie sehen die Experten vom "Performaxx-Anlegerbrief" die Marke von 10 Euro an - weitere Kursgewinne im Sinne der Trendfolge sind natürlich nicht ausgeschlossen. Als Stopp-Loss-Limit erscheine die Unterstützung um 6,20 Euro als geeignet. (Ausgabe 16 vom 20.04.2007) (24.04.2007/ac/a/a)
Quelle: aktiencheck.de
§Ordertiefe A9B (Xetra) Aktualisieren
Stückzahl Kauf Verkauf
1. 900 7.61 7.95 1500
2. 500 7.60 8.00 2000
3. 2000 7.45 8.01 900
4. 300 6.92 10.50 400
5. 300 6.90 0.00
("ACMH")
Trading Update
ACMH (AIM: ACMH), the fund management company focused on delivering investment
returns through the management of absolute return funds, today announces a
trading update for the six months ended 30 June 2007. ACMH will announce its
interim results on 26 July 2007.
The board is pleased to announce that the strong financial performance achieved
through 2006 has continued into 2007. For the six months ended 30 June 2007, the
board expects trading to be ahead of expectations and that turnover will be not
less than €58.0 million and profit after tax will be circa €30 million
As at 30 June 2007, assets under management stood at $3.1 billion.
The successful integration of Argo Capital Management, acquired in January 2007
added significant product diversification and revenue from debt/finance
opportunities in emerging markets. Today, we have also announced the creation of
a new division, Absolute Capital Management Property Limited ("ACMPL") in order to
develop our long/short equity presence in the global real estate market.
Sean Ewing, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said: "We have increased
assets under management by almost 100% during the first six months of 2007
through significant organic growth and the successful integration of Argo .
Demand from institutional investors for our expanding portfolio of alternative
investment products remains strong and we believe the creation of ACMPL is
well-timed to take advantage of the long/short opportunities in the current
global real estate market. As we continue to execute our business strategy we
are well positioned to exploit the significant and growing demand from global
investors for consistent, low volatile absolute returns."