GAMESA Rückenwind in Zahlen und Aufträgen
Glaube, da muss ich mich mal genauer mit beschäftigen...
sieht bei Nordex nicht anders aus.
Ich denke nicht, dass es viel schlechter kommen kann, oder wird. Meiner Meinung nach fehlt die Belebung. Vielleicht kommt diese ja... :)
mit Gamesa habe ich mich aber immer noch nicht richtig beschäftigt, mal schauen, wann und ob ich Lust habe.
Diese Aktie bündelt wirklich alle Ängste, die man sich nur momentan vorstellen kann: Konjunkturabschwächung, Euro-Krise (Spanien), Verlangsamung der Entwicklung erneuerbarer Energien. Für jeden Antizykliker wohl ein starkes Kaufargument, zumal sie historisch tief bewertet scheint.
Es gibt einige Aufträge auch in Spanien, wo doch eigentlich die Angst so groß ist, dass sich keine Investoren mehr finden:
Junge Junge. Hier scheint eine Wende eingeleutet worden zu sein. Mehr als 10% in drei Tagen schlagen selbst einen starken Gesamtmarkt deutlich. Für mich bei weitem die attraktivste Windaktie.
Growth in international markets: Asia is now the company's largest market, and foreign sales account for 89% of the total
The Wind Turbine division attained an EBITDA margin of 14.3% (+0.8 points) and an EBIT margin of 5.8%
Debt was reduced by €209 million to €345 million. Debt/EBITDA: 1.1x
Key figures:
Revenues: €1,033 million (-42%)
EBITDA: €132 million (-35%)
EBIT: €49 million (-50%)
Net profit: €22 million (-65%)
Orders in H1: 762 MW and order backlog of 1,894 MW. Order flow recovered in July
The company is advancing on all fronts:
it entered five new markets in the first six months of the year
adapting capital expenditure to demand: capacity is being expanded in the USA, India and China (construction of the sixth manufacturing plant in China will commence shortly)
new product launches: Gamesa G97-2 MW for low winds
revenues from operation and maintenance services grew 70%
in-house development of 5 MW and 6/7 MW offshore platforms. The pre-series will be ready in 2013 (5 MW) and 2015 (6/7 MW), in time for bidding in the UK
The economic situation and regulatory delays (in the EU and the US) have led to a revision of the guidance for 2010 (MWe sales of 2,400-2,500 and WTG EBIT margin of 4.5%-5.5%) and 2011 (MWe sales of 2,700-3,300)
Madrid/Zamudio, 29 July 2010. Gamesa maintained and/or improved its main efficiency and productivity ratios in H1 2010 despite the weak economic situation and regulatory uncertainty, particularly in Europe. The cost efficiency plan (over €80 million saved in H1 2010) boosted the EBITDA margin in the core business, wind turbine manufacture, to 14.3% in H1 2010, i.e. 0.8 points more than in H1 2009 (13.5%). This division's EBIT margin was 5.8%.
Consolidated revenues amounted to €1,033 million (-41.7%) a result of the situation in the economy and the industry (regulatory uncertainty in southern Europe, i.e. Spain and Italy, and in the US), the sharp seasonal fluctuations expected this year, and the company's policy of aligning production with customer orders and delivery schedules.
Asia, the company's largest market, accounted for 34% of total sales. International markets now represent 89% of total sales (MWe sold): Asia is Gamesa's top market, with 34% (China: 25%; India: 9%) vs 13% in H12009, followed by the Rest of Europe (29%), the USA (17%), Spain (11%) and RoW (9%). Significantly, Spain has declined as a strategic market, from 36% in H1 2009 to 11% this year.
Gamesa's EBITDA in H1 2010 amounted to €132 million (-35%), EBIT to €49 million (-50%) and net profit to €22 million (-65% with respect to H1 2009).
The strong seasonality expected for activity in 2010 required the company to bring forward project production in the US and China with a view to fulfilling commitments customers this year. This increased the working capital/sales ratio to 24% in the wind turbine division and 42% at consolidated group level.
Gamesa ended the period with a sound financial position, having reduced net debt by €209 million to €345 million. At 30 June 2010, the debt/EBITDA ratio stood at 1.1x, below the company's guidance limit (2.5x).
Order flow slowed in Q2 2010 but revived in July
In H1 2010, the company obtained 762 MW in new orders (341 MW in Q2), and the pipeline reached 1,894 MW, covering 77% of the new 2010 sales guidance.
Sales in Q2 (341 MWe) reflect uncertainty and regulatory volatility in the wind power market in southern Europe (mainly Spain and Italy), which led Gamesa to revise its guidance for 2010 sales to 2,400-2,500 MW (previously 2,700-3,000 MW) and EBIT margin to 4.5%-5.5% (from 6%-7%). Gamesa also downgraded its guidance for 2011, to sales of 2,700-3,300 MW (previously more than 3,600 MW); that range will be fine-tuned in the coming months when Gamesa presents its Strategic Plan 2011-2013.
The company welcomes the recent agreements in Spain and Italy with regard to renewable energy, since it considers they will revive the industry in the short and medium term. In fact, order flow increased in July to 205 MW for delivery this year.
Five new markets in six months, and expanding production capacity in other countries
Despite the weak economy and regulatory uncertainty in some of its main markets, Gamesa moved forward in all the lines of action defined in recent months. In the first half of 2010, it landed orders in five new markets, including Sweden, Turkey and Costa Rica.
And it plans additional investment in manufacturing capacity in growth regions:
In China, expansion of production capacity (400 MW) for the G8X-2.0 MW product, which commenced in 2009; was completed in Q2; construction of a new 500 MW plant has commenced in Jilin, and construction of a new plant in Inner Mongolia, the company's sixth plant in China (500 MW), will commence shortly In Q2 2010,
Gamesa signed another 1,000 MW of joint development agreements for delivery between 2011 and 2013, raising the total joint development agreements for 2010-2013 to 1,850 MW
In India, Gamesa plans to attain a 10% market share in its first year of operation there and to double production capacity to 400 MW by 2011. It is also considering the implementation of the 2.0 MW platform in India
In the US, progress is being made to expand G90 capacity through strategic agreements with suppliers. Gamesa plans to supply neighbouring markets from its Pennsylvania plants: it recently signed an exclusive deal to supply Cannon Power' farms in Baja California (Mexico) and signed orders or agreements in Costa Rica and Honduras.
New G9X platform and in-house development of offshore WTGs (5 MW and 6/7 MW)
Gamesa is currently launching a new product platform, G9X, and is beginning commercialisation of its new Gamesa G97-2.0 MW turbine, a Class IIIA product for low wind sites with 16% more swept area than the current G90 and nearly 14% more power output. The G97-2.0 MW has a new aerodynamic design to guarantee maximum production with minimum noise.
During the period, Gamesa also progressed with commercialisation of the G10X-4.5 MW, which was chosen by 18 IPPs to bid for wind concessions in Spain.
Gamesa has also decided to develop offshore platforms in-house, which will enable it to play a key role in this market in the medium-long term and ensure it participates in demand arising in northern Europe. Using multi-MW technology (developed for the G10X-4.5 MW), the company is working on two offshore product platforms: 5 MW, whose prototype will be ready in 2012 and pre-series in 2013; and 6MW/7 MW, whose pre-series will be ready in 2015, with a view to future offshore tenders in the UK.
Gamesa also continues to strengthen its O&M services area, which increased sales by 70% in H1 2010 to €145 million.
Wind farm development, focused on building the pipeline
In H1 2010, the wind farm development and sale business continued to concentrate on building out its pipeline. At 30 June, the company had 720 MW (+11% in the last 12 months) in the final phases of construction and commissioning.
Gamesa has delivered a total of 376 MW in the last 12 months. The pipeline amounted to 22,077 MW at the end of June, including a significant increase in the components with greatest visibility (probable and practically certain), which account for 46% of the total.
Notable events in the period include progress with wind farm development linked to WTG sales in China; and joint development agreements for the period 2010-2013 now total 1,850 MW.
UBS senkt Gamesa auf 'Sell' - Ziel auf 4 Euro
Die UBS hat die Aktien von Gamesa nach dem jüngsten Unternehmensausblick von "Neutral" auf "Sell" herabgestuft und das Kursziel von 6,40 auf 4,00 Euro gesenkt. Analyst Patrick Hummel äußerte sich in einer Studie vom Montag besonders kritisch zu den Gewinnaussichten des spanischen Windenergieanlagen-Herstellers. Eine Erholung der Gewinne sei nicht erkennbar. Gamesa verliere zudem an Marktanteil und dürfte den Einstieg ins Offshore-Geschäft nicht vor 2013/14 schaffen. Die Unternehmensziele für 2013 bezeichnete Hummel daher als sehr optimistisch.
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Exane BNP senkt Ziel für Gamesa auf 4 Euro - 'Underperform'
Die französische Investmentbank Exane BNP Paribas hat das Kursziel für Gamesa von 7 auf 4 Euro gesenkt und die Einstufung auf "Underperform" belassen. Die Indikatoren zur Auftragslage deuteten lediglich auf eine allmähliche Erholung hin, schrieb Analyst Arnaud Brossard in einer Studie vom Montag. Der Experte kürzte für den Windkraftanlagenbauer seine Gewinnschätzungen je Aktie für 2010 und 2011 um rund 50 bis 60 Prozent. Damit liege er am unteren Ende der Konzernprognosen. Das Chance-Risiko-Profil bleibe unvorteilhaft.
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Nomura senkt Ziel für Gamesa auf 6,90 Euro - 'Buy'
Das japanische Analysehaus Nomura hat das Kursziel für Gamesa von 9,50 auf 6,90 Euro gesenkt, die Einstufung aber auf "Buy" belassen. Die neuen Margenziele des Windkraftanlagenbauers seien schwächer als erwartet, schrieb Analystin Catharina Saponar in einer Studie vom Montag. Sie lägen auch deutlich unter den Margenzielen der Konkurrenten. Positiv sei aber, dass die Branche ihren Zyklus-Tiefpunkt nun erreicht haben könnte, wenngleich sich die Erholung noch weit bis ins Jahr 2011 hinziehen dürfte.
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Größter Verlierer im RENIXX ist die Aktie des spanischen WEA-Produzenten Gamesa mit einem Kursminus von 5,5 Prozent au f 5,12 Euro. Gamesa hat einen Business-Plan bis 2013 vorgestellt, der auf den drei Säulen Kosteneinsparung, Wachstum und Effizienzsteigerung basiert. Demnach sollen für 2011 nun Windturbinen mit einer Leistung von 2800 bis 3100 MW abgesetzt werden. Die EBIT-Marge läge demnach bei 4 bis 5 Prozent. Aktien der weiteren WEA-Hersteller im RENIXX wie Vestas (-4,5 Prozent, 27,31 Euro), Suzlon (-3 Prozent, 3,88 Euro) und Nordex (-0,2 Prozent, 7,06 Euro) geben ebenfalls nach. Auch die Aktien von Infigen Energy (-4,7 Prozent, 0,38 Euro) und GT Solar (-4 Prozent, 5,74 Euro) verlieren deutlich.
http://www.iwr.de/news.php?id=16891
Insidername: IBERDROLA SA Insiderposition: Großaktionär Handelsdatum: 13. - 14.Oktober 2010 Kaufvolumen: 4,550 Mio. Euro Zusatz: boerslich Anzahl der gekauften Aktien: 974.919 Durchschnittlicher Kaufpreis: 4,67 Euro Aktueller Kurs vs. Kaufkurs: +2.64%
Ich halte mich an den Chart, an die Branche, an den Großaktionäre ( schaut mal neben IBERDROLA auch noch die Topholdings verschiedener Fonds an!) und an die Bewertung aus Sicht der letzten Jahre. Stopploss ist eng.
Insidername: IBERDROLA SA Insiderposition: Großaktionär Handelsdatum: 18. - 23.November 2010 Kaufvolumen: 2,997 Mio. Euro Zusatz: boerslich Anzahl der gekauften Aktien: 576.000 Durchschnittlicher Kaufpreis: 5,20 Euro Aktueller Kurs vs. Kaufkurs: +0.16
Quelle: http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/...sidertransaktionen-962114
12/02/2010
A total of 162 Gamesa turbines, model G9X-2.0 MW, to outfit the Eoliatec del Istmo and Eoliatec del Pacífico wind projects in the state of Oaxaca, one of the world’s most promising regions for wind energy generation
Gamesa currently has deals/orders totalling 740 MW in several Latin American countries
Quelle: http://www.gamesa.es/en/communication/news/...;texto=&fechaHasta=
12/01/2010
Gamesa signs memorandum of intentions with Governor of Bahia State to build a nacelle plant in Camaraçi
Gamesa will use Brazil as an industrial and operational base from which to develop projects in nearby countries such as Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
The company's strategy in Brazil is to strengthen its leading position in the wind market, expand its contract base with local developers (international utilities and IPPs), and develop a commercial, industrial, and operation & maintenance network
In two months, Gamesa has reached agreements to supply 300 MW in Brazil
Gamesa expects its sales will increase by an annual average of 50% in Central and South America (2009-2013)
Gamesa, a global leader in the design, manufacture and maintenance of wind turbines and a benchmark wind power developer, has announced its industrial project into Brazil following this morning's signature of a memorandum of intentions with Jacques Wagner, Governor of the State of Bahia, under which the company will build a nacelle plant in Camaraçi, in the north-east of the state.
The Bahia plant will have a production capacity of 300 MW and will create 100 jobs.
According to Jorge Calvet, Chairman of Gamesa, "the company's presence in Brazil reflects its strategic commitment to establishing industrial capacity in markets with growth potential, enhancing our competitiveness in production and helping our customers expand internationally”.
"This initiative lays the foundation of Gamesa's commitment to developing wind projects in Brazil and commences a new business project in the country, the goal being to make Mercosur, and Brazil in particular, one of Gamesa's core growth markets in the short and medium term”.
Consolidation as a key industrial group in the wind market
Gamesa's strategy in Brazil focuses on strengthening its position as a key industrial group in the wind market; growing its contract base among local developers (international utilities and IPPs), and developing a major commercial, industrial, and operation and maintenance (O&M) services network.
Gamesa will use Brazil as an industrial and operation base from which to expand into other countries, such as Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, where the company has new wind projects planned in the coming years.
Having recently established a subsidiary for Mercosur in Sao Paulo, Gamesa expects its sales will increase by an annual average of 50% in Central and South America (2009-2013).
In the last two months, Gamesa has signed agreements to supply 300 MW in Brazil for wind projects to be developed by Inveravante and Iberdrola Renovables.
According to Edgard Corrochano, Gamesa's Mercosur Director, "our project in the country is based on knowledge of the Brazilian market, our global leadership, our competitiveness—in terms of costs, flexibility and reliability—and our commitment to develop and generate wealth for the communities where we operate”.
Gamesa's industrial and commercial move into Brazil will help develop the local industry, which will supply 60% of the components used by Gamesa in its wind turbine production there.
Market outlook and growing presence in Latin America
Brazil is the country with the greatest growth prospects for wind power in the Southern Cone: in 2009, the region had slightly over 600 MW of installed wind capacity, and that figure is expected to increase 10-fold to almost 6,000 MW by 2014, according to forecasts by experts and the Brazilian government.
Gamesa's presence in Brazil dates back to 1998, when it provided engineering services for electricity grid and substation maintenance.
In this century, it commenced development of three major wind farms as part of the Programme of Incentives for Alternative Electrical Sources (PROINFA), created to increase the use of renewable energies, such as wind, biomass, and small hydroelectric.
Currently, Gamesa has a strong presence in Latin America, where it has installed more than 200 MW in five countries and has agreements and/or orders for 370 MW in Honduras, Brazil and Costa Rica.
Quelle:http://www.gamesa.es/en/communication/news/...;texto=&fechaHasta=
Gamesa kooperiert bei der Enwicklung von Offshore Windkraftanlagen der 5 MW Klasse mit Nortrop Grumman
16 February 2011 | Corporate
With Guangdong Nuclear Gamesa will develop 300 MW in Jilin Province. This wind farm will use wind turbines produced by Gamesa’s Jilin factory
With Huadian New Energy the Company will develop 300 MW of wind projects in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. This wind farm will use wind turbines produced by Gamesa’s Inner Mongolia factory
Gamesa increase its China’s cooperation agreements to 2,726 MW
Quelle:http://www.gamesa.es/en/communication/news/...;texto=&fechaHasta=
Am 24. kommen die Zahlen :)
Gamesa entwickelt 600 MW Windenergie-Projekte in China
Zamudio, Spanien – Der im regenerativen Aktienindex RENIXX World gelistete Windenergieanlagen-Hersteller Gamesa hat zwei neue Vereinbarungen mit Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power und China Huadian New Energy Development für die Entwicklung von Windenergie-Projekten im Umfang von insgesamt 600 MW unterzeichnet. Die Windenergie-Projekte mit je 300 MW befinden sich in der Jilin Provinz und in der autonomen Region der Inneren Mongolei. Gamesa wird demnach in den nächsten fünf Jahren zahlreiche G9X-2.0 MW Windturbinen liefern. Bereits seit 2009 zählen Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power und China Huadian New Energy Development zu den Kooperationspartnern von Gamesa. Mit den neuen Projekten wachse der Umfang von Gamesa’s Kooperationsvereinbarungen in China auf über 2.700 MW.
Reich der Windenergie
In 2010 ist der Zubau an Windenergieleistung weltweit fast zur Hälfte durch Installationen im Reich der Mitte erreicht worden. Nach Angaben des Global Wind Energy Council wurden 2010 etwa 16,5 GW Windleistung in China neu errichtet (weltweit: 35,8 GW). Laut der Chinese Renewable Energy Industry Association habe China nun 42,3 GW Windenergieleistung installiert und damit die USA bei der kumulierten Leistung überholt. Ziel sei es, 200 GW im Jahr 2020 zu erreichen.
USA: Gamesa und Northrop Grumman gründen Offshore-Zentrum
Zamudio, Spanien – Der spanische Hersteller von Windenergieanlagen Gamesa und die Schiffbau-Sparte des US-Technologiekonzerns Northrop Grumman haben ein Zentrum für Offshore-Technologie in den USA gegründet. Die Unternehmen wollen im Rahmen ihrer Kooperation die nächste Generation von Offshore-Windsystemen entwickeln. Die Planungen sehen vor, dass bis Ende 2012 die ersten Offshore-Windturbinen Nordamerikas entwickelt werden. Nach Angaben von Gamesa haben die Arbeiten an den Prototypen der Offshore-WEA G11X-5.0 MW bereits begonnen. Das Offshore-Zentrum soll seinen Sitz in Chesapeake, Virgina haben. Die Zusammenarbeit des WEA-HErstellers mit dem vor allem in der Rüstungsindustrie aktiven US-Unternehmen wird von Regierung, Verbänden und den örtlichen Behörden unterstützt.