Kursverdoppelung bei Actua Corporation (vorm. Internet Capital)
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auf Sicht von sechs Monaten mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit. Denn sehen wir uns einmal die momentane Lage an:
INTERNET CAP GRP INC (NasdaqNM:ICGE) Delayed quote data
Last Trade: 7.84
Trade Time: 3:59PM ET
Change: 0.20 (2.49%)
Prev Close: 8.04
Open: 8.04
Bid: 7.84 x 9000
Ask: 7.86 x 1000
1y Target Est: 10.25
Day's Range: 7.75 - 8.24
52wk Range: 5.34 - 9.68
Volume: 418,197
Avg Vol (3m): 442,717
Market Cap: 308.15M
P/E (ttm): 3.89
EPS (ttm): 2.02
Div & Yield: N/A (N/A)
Wir haben da eine Marktkapitalisierung von 308 Millionen, davon dürften momentan nach Abzug der Schulden ca. 180 bis 190 Millionen durch Cash und Wertpapiere abgedeckt sein, so das noch ca. 125 Milllionen durch die Beteiligungen abgedeckt werden müssten, deren anteilige Umsäzte in etwa diesem Wert entsprechen.
Das wäre eine Kurs-Umsatz-Verhältnis von 1. Üblich sind bei vergleichbaren Umsätzen Kurs-Umsatz-Verhältnisse zwischen 5 und 10. Welches enorme Kurspotenzial als in Internet Capital schlummert, ist relativ leicht nachvollzuziehen.
Ehe die momentane Shortseller-Spekulation zusammenbricht, sollte man also drin sein.
und das noch nicht einmal zu den acht Kernbeteiligungen gehört, ist Ecredit.com. Leider gehört Internet Capital nur noch ein Anteil von 31%, es waren einmal 99%. Man hat dann aber noch vier weitere Wagnisfinanzierer mit ins Boot genommen.
eCredit Transportation Reports Help freightquote.com Reduce Bad Debt
- Leading Provider of Online B2B Shipping and Logistics Services Streamlines Credit Analysis with eCredit -
DEDHAM, Mass., November 29, 2005 &mdash eCredit, a leading provider of online solutions for credit and collections professionals, today announced that freightquote.com, the leading online marketplace for shippers and carriers, has realized significant benefits and addressed many of its credit and collections management challenges through the use of eCredit Transportation Credit Reports.
Effective Account Management with Past Due and Portfolio Monitor Report
When performing analysis on customer accounts, the freightquote.com credit department pulls eCredit's Past Due Report and Portfolio Monitor Report. These reports help credit managers not only determine those accounts with the highest delinquency but also facilitate the identification of accounts that may be potential problems. By supplying information as to how customers are paying other transportation service providers, the credit department can more proactively manage a customer's credit line. Beyond the monthly reports, eCredit also works to streamline the analysis of accounts. freightquote.com downloads eCredit's score into its own internal A/R system to view quarter to quarter trends. The credit department can see clearly if an account is trending down, and then pull reports to perform a deeper analysis.
Valuable Insight into Payment Trends with Industry-Specific Information and Credit Groups eCredit provides indispensable information on how a given customer is paying. "eCredit gives us relevant data, not just aggregate information," said Tami Stone, Director of Credit and Collections for freightquote.com. "How a particular shipper is paying the electricity company is not as important to me as how this company is paying its freight bills. eCredit reports provide this valuable information."
In addition, NACM credit groups utilizing eCredit platform provide a forum for freightquote.com to discuss customer trends. "Being part of the credit group is a major benefit of eCredit; I can call on vendors in other industries to discuss the developments pertaining to a given account and gain that extra comfort level," added Stone.
Reduced Bad Debt and Better Collections with Monthly Reviews freightquote.com has been using eCredit reports for close to 3 years, and in this time has managed to reduce bad debt significantly. At least part of this reduction can be attributed to monthly account reviews that identify those accounts that need particular attention for collections. For example, instead of sending an account to a third-party collection agency, eCredit allows freightquote.com to interact with other companies across different industries to determine how best to get money from a customer and tweak collections processes to bring in the cash. This has saved freightquote.com several thousands of dollars a month.
Finally, freightquote.com has found that eCredit data continues to increase in validity and volume. "As time goes by, the information in eCredit reports increases in breadth and reliability," said Eric Votaw, Credit Manager, freightquote.com. "I can view trends and know that what I am seeing is an accurate reflection of how this customer will pay."
About eCredit
eCredit is the leading provider of online solutions for credit and collections professionals. Its award-winning on-demand software family - Personal Edition, Professional Edition, and Enterprise Edition - supports the mission critical processes of granting credit, monitoring portfolio risk, resolving disputes and collecting accounts receivables. Within the Transportation industry, eCredit's solutions also include credit reports with over 35 million trade experiences on over 7 million unique companies. With deep roots in the credit and collections community, eCredit has over a decade of experience helping companies reduce bad debt and DSO while improving productivity, lowering costs and demonstrating results. eCredit is a private company headquartered in Dedham, Massachusetts. Major clients include American Airlines, Chevron, Cisco, Continental Airlines, Con-Way Transportation Services, Samsung Electronics, Cargill, NEC Financial, Graybar, CDW, Sun Microsystems, and Ryder System. For more information, please visit www.ecredit.com.
eCredit.com and the eCredit.com logo are registered trademarks.
About freightquote.com
freightquote.com provides fully automated online freight management services, comparing numerous carriers in seconds. Founded in 1998, the company was named the fastest growing company in Kansas City by Ingram's magazine and was #5 on Entrepreneur magazine's list of Hot 100 for the year 2003. For more information, visit www.freightquote.com or call 1-888-595-6298.
erneut ausflippt, der leider den einen oder anderen Leser auf deutschen Boards schon um viel Geld gebracht haben dürfte, weil er vermutlich aus Frust über Verluste aus New Economy-Zeiten den Käufern in diesem Wert keine Kursgewinne gonnt, der Shortseller hat sich heute weiter gigantisch in die Scheisse geritten.
Lasst Euch also von schrei-ner nicht erneut verarschen, der hat das schon unter vier Dollar getan, zwischen vier und fünf Dollar, zwischen fünf und sechs Dollar, zwischen sechs und sieben Dollar, zwischen und sieben und acht Dollar usw. Wir sind eben seine Couch - und da ist er beinhart und kennt keinerlei Rücksicht für alle, die in New Economy-Zeiten nicht für über 4.000 Dollar gekauft haben, sondern vor einiger Zeit bei 4 Dolllar.
ist angesagt. Beim Einsteigen sollte es allerdings mit der Ruhe vorbei sein, denn inzwischen schnallen folgendes sogar die Amis, die bisher dachten GoIndustry sei eine Go-Go-Truppe.
GoIndustry IPO early December in London
by: gffan
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 12/07/05 09:55 pm
Msg: 238599 of 238599
Capital 100 to 200 million dollars. ICGE own 54%.
Calculate please:
Cash: 196 million
Stock: 65 million
GoIndustry add 50 to 100 million
This makes $9/share for ICGE
plus 7 other core companies and 15 other merger companies.
für Internet Capital werden, denn man ist mit 30% an einem der größten Datenlieferanten und Händler/Broker auf diesem Sektor beteiligt. Kein anderer Derivatemarkt wächst derzeit so stark wie der Handel mit Kreditderivaten. Und das hat gute Gründe.
Welche das sind, habe ich hier von Internetseite der Consultingfirma d-fine einmal kopiert:
"Der Markt für Strukturierte Transaktionen wächst unaufhaltsam. Während in der Anfangsphase die Reduktion regulatorischen Eigenkapitals im Vordergrund stand, rückt heute die Übertragung von Risiken, die Refinanzierung des originären Geschäftes sowie die Steuerung des ökonomischen Eigenkapitals in den Mittelpunkt des Interesses.
Auch die Investorensicht hat sich im Laufe der Zeit verändert: Ungebrochen ist der Wunsch nach Diversifizierung und Teilhaberschaft an bis dato nur dem Originator zugänglichen Risikoklassen.
Doch zusätzlich rücken die Rolle des Servicers, dessen regelmäßiges Reporting und die Qualität der verfügbaren Informationen zu den Assets immer stärker in den Fokus der Investoren."
Credittrade dürfte in 2005 zwischen 40 und 50 Millionen umsetzen, die sich in 2006 auf ca. 75 Millionen erhöhen dürften. Ein Wert von 500 Millionen für Credittrade sind vermutlich keine Träumerei. Die 30% von Internet Capital hätten dann einen Wert von 150 Millionen.
Börsengang in naher Zukunft nicht ausgeschlossen!
BEIJING, Dec. 8 -- Positive about future business prospects, Freeborders is pouring hefty capital into its technology centre in Shenzhen to fund an expansion.
A global leading IT and software application outsourcing provider, Freeborders, headquartered in San Francisco in the United States, located its only technology centre in Shenzhen in 2002, with an approximate investment of US$7 million.
"Freeborders has recently secured capital worth US$20 million to fund the expansion of the Shenzhen centre," Fang Liang, president of Freeborders Asia, told China Daily at the Gartner's China Outsourcing Summit which ended yesterday.
The capital has come from a new investor FTVentures, as well as the existing investors of Internet Capital Group and TAL Investments, capital providers specializing in software companies. The capital will primarily be used to expand the technology centre in Shenzhen but it will also be used to expand sales teams in North America and Europe, Fang said.
The money going into the Shenzhen centre will not only be used to expand the overall workspace, but also to improve security and install cutting-edge broadband connectivity.
In addition, the company plans to increase the number of employed software developers from the current 400 to 600 in the first quarter of 2006, with a view to increase this to 1000 software developers by the end of next year, he said.
He said that Freeborders is also seeking opportunities to go public in order to raise more funds to meet the booming demand for its business, though he did not disclose further details or a time frame of this.
"Strengthening our market expertise and building the scale of our business are crucial to continuing our success at Freeborders," he said.
The firm has long provided technology solutions in the three vertical markets of retail and consumer goods, financial services, and software and technology.
The president said that Freeborders will gear up to further tap into business opportunities in the financial services sector, which boasts the largest market potential for software outsourcers in China.
He said that new business opportunities will be brought about by its new investor FTVentures, a capital provider to firms that create technology applications of interest to the financial services industry, since this company has a global partner network of 38 of the world's leading financial institutions.
"Representatives from several Wall Street financial companies have been lining up for talks with us since early November," he said.
Fang continued by saying that the company's core strengths, combined with the business prospect of software outsourcing services in China, have given Freeborders the confidence that they can continue to be successful in the future.
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Internet Capital Group: Beteiligung an WhiteFence
WAYNE - Der Internet-Incubator Internet Capital Group (Nasdaq: ICGE, WKN: A0CA1H< IER1.FSE> hat sich eigenen Angaben zufolge 39 Prozent der Anteile des Web Service Providers WhiteFence gesichert. ICG hat demnach 10,5 Mio. Anteile im Rahmen einer 15 Mio. Dollar umfassenden Finanzierungsrunde erworben.
Hinter WhiteFence steht das Unternehmen Qcorps Residential Inc, welches jedoch seine Geschäfte unter dem Namen WhiteFence abwickelt. Der Werb-Service des Unternehmens richtet sich vornehmlich an Privatverbraucher in den USA, die über den Service der Gesellschaft Preise und Dienstleistungen von Energieversorgern, aber auch Telefon-, Kabel- und Internet Providern vergleicht. Zielgruppe der Gesellschaft sind rund 23 Mio. US-Haushalte, die regelmäßig zu günstigeren Anbietern wechseln.
WhiteFence generiert Umsätze durch das Neukundengeschäft, sowie Zahlungen seiner Netzwerkpartner (mehr als 400 Service Provider). In 2005 rechnet WhiteFence mit Einnahmen von neun Mio. Dollar, was einem Zuwachs von 70 Prozent gegenüber dem Vorjahr entsprechen würde. (ami)
Beantworten
wo Internet Capital am 30.9. noch etwas mehr als zwei Millionen Stück hat (ca. 2.050.000). Die sind momentan bei über 32 Dollar die Aktie, was allein 65 Millionen ausmacht.
Ihr erinnert Euch sicher noch als ein gewisser Libuda ausgelacht wurde, als er den Wert von Blackboard zwischen 500 Millionen und einer Milliarde ansiedelte, inzwischen sind wir bei 800 Millionen. Trotzdem meine ich, dass sie die Aktien zu Cash machen sollten und das Geld in Firmen wie WhiteFence anlegen sollten, denn es ist ja der Geschäftszweck in frühen Stadien in Firmen einzusteigen und sie in reiferen Stadien zu verkaufen.
Profits in Plain Sight
By Roger Friedman (TMF Roger)
December 8, 2005
Before I came to work at the Fool, I always assumed that a search for little-known companies would require me to scour society's unloved underbelly, searching in dark crevices for the company that makes luxury nose-hair trimmers or develops the little magnetic strips on credit cards or manufactures the crayon sharpener in the big pack. Little companies that do little things.
But it turns out that in the quest for the small companies that will someday turn into really big companies -- the next Wal-Mart or Microsoft or Starbucks or whatever -- we aren't limited to operations that are running out of someone's garage. With a market cap range of $200 million to $2 billion for formal recommendations in the Hidden Gems newsletter service, there's an incredible variety of "real" companies to pursue in the hopes of finding one (or a few) that will provide market-thumping returns as they grow.
Right now, these companies are mostly underfollowed by analysts, undervalued by investors, and flying comfortably beneath Wall Street's radar. But we don't necessarily have to troll the waters of obscurity to find small-cap winners. There are plenty of businesses valued under $2 billion that are well-run and shareholder-friendly, that are increasing sales at least 15% annually -- and that I've heard of! So I get to combine the potential magic of small-cap investing with Peter Lynch's commonsense brilliance of buying what I know.
A quick screen turned up quite a few promising prospects.
A bouquet of well-known small caps
You've been there before. Your anniversary is somehow -- completely without warning -- tomorrow and you need to prove that you were not only aware, but anticipating the event. So you make a quick call to 1-800-Flowers (Nasdaq: FLWS) to maintain your status as a good guy. The $400 million flower delivery company expects to continue 15% growth in year-over-year sales, boost its margins by 1.5%, and generate about $25 million in free cash flow. Although 1-800-Flowers has yet to be a compelling investment, this is a well-known brand with substantial sales growth. If management figures out a way to start turning consistent profits, this could be a small-cap story worth watching.
Later, when you finally realize that there are ways to remember anniversaries and birthdays, you key those big days into your Treo, the do-everything machine from Palm (Nasdaq: PALM). According to a post from community member hiddenflem on the Hidden Gems discussion boards:
"Last month, longtime rivals Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Palm announced that the new Palm Treo will run on Windows Mobile 5.0 and will use the Verizon (NYSE: VZ) EVDO network.
"Is this for real? Yes, it's for real, and we can only marvel at the prospect. Old rivals Microsoft and Palm are an unlikely, but welcome pairing. Palm's very popular Treo smartphone, coupled with Microsoft's mobile OS -- with its myriad multimedia capabilities running over Verizon's high-speed wireless broadband network -- is a compelling combination. ... The new Treo smartphone bodes well for corporate and consumer users. They will be getting the best of the best. Microsoft has had limited success with its Windows Mobile OS and has not been hugely successful in the PDA market. And Palm's decision to support Windows Mobile 5.0 on its device is a clear nod to Microsoft's continued dominance of the desktop operating space. It makes absolute sense that the firms would combine these two best-of-breed products into a single offering."
And yes, with a market cap of $1.4 billion, Palm is a small-cap company (although its omnipresent technology might lead you to believe it's already much, much bigger).
Small caps for your progeny
If you have a kid in college, you are most likely aware of Blackboard (Nasdaq: BBBB) -- you probably write a check to cover the cost of it every semester. The company's Academic Suite helps professors and students interact by sharing syllabi, homework assignments, grades, and cooperative research online. As Motley Fool co-founder Tom Gardner wrote in his recommendation of the company in Hidden Gems, "Blackboard has more than 3,000 licenses with 2,225 institutions, serving students from kindergarten through graduate school. The average licensee pays close to $29,000 a year, and customers are renewing at a rate north of 90%. The firm is making inroads internationally, with more than 15% of its sales on foreign soil and a commitment to translate its software into eight languages by the end of this year." Moreover, the company just bought its largest competitor. Yup, another small-cap company -- $800 million for now.
OK, one more. Parents of younger kids are not only aware of LeapFrog Enterprises (NYSE: LF), but their homes may well be overrun with its electronic learning toys for toddlers to teens. The Hug & Learn Baby Tad Plush is a constant companion for my daughter -- so much so that she felt compelled to put a diaper on him. The toy maker recently released a pen computer -- featuring an optical scanner and a computer chip -- that could substantially broaden its scope and success. The $99 gadget hit retail stores in October. One trick it can perform: If you draw a musical instrument, the pen's speaker allows you to play it. Hasbro and Mattel (NYSE: MAT) remain the clear leaders in the toy kingdom, but more hot products like the FLY pen computer and the LeapPad could transform the $900 million LeapFrog into a company worth closer to the $3.5 billion and $6.5 billion that Hasbro and Mattel command -- making it a potential four- to seven-bagger.
There are thousands of smaller companies that want to make the leap into the realm of the big boys, both hidden and obvious. Fool co-founder Tom Gardner offers up two great options every month in Hidden Gems, and with a free, no-obligation 30-day trial, you get access to each one of his selections since the newsletter's inception. (To date, those recommendations are besting the S&P 500 by more than 20 percentage points.) Take a look and find the best companies you've never heard of and the best little companies you thought had already made it big.
Roger Friedman is the managing editor of newsletters and the author of Nipple Confusion, Uncoordinated Pooping and Spittle: The Life of a Newborn's Father. He does not own shares of any company mentioned in this article. Microsoft and Mattel are Motley Fool Inside Value recommendations. Palm is a Motley Fool Stock Advisor recommendation. The Fool has a disclosure policy.
Börsengang in naher Zukunft nicht ausgeschlossen!
BEIJING, Dec. 8 -- Positive about future business prospects, Freeborders is pouring hefty capital into its technology centre in Shenzhen to fund an expansion.
A global leading IT and software application outsourcing provider, Freeborders, headquartered in San Francisco in the United States, located its only technology centre in Shenzhen in 2002, with an approximate investment of US$7 million.
"Freeborders has recently secured capital worth US$20 million to fund the expansion of the Shenzhen centre," Fang Liang, president of Freeborders Asia, told China Daily at the Gartner's China Outsourcing Summit which ended yesterday.
The capital has come from a new investor FTVentures, as well as the existing investors of Internet Capital Group and TAL Investments, capital providers specializing in software companies. The capital will primarily be used to expand the technology centre in Shenzhen but it will also be used to expand sales teams in North America and Europe, Fang said.
The money going into the Shenzhen centre will not only be used to expand the overall workspace, but also to improve security and install cutting-edge broadband connectivity.
In addition, the company plans to increase the number of employed software developers from the current 400 to 600 in the first quarter of 2006, with a view to increase this to 1000 software developers by the end of next year, he said.
He said that Freeborders is also seeking opportunities to go public in order to raise more funds to meet the booming demand for its business, though he did not disclose further details or a time frame of this.
"Strengthening our market expertise and building the scale of our business are crucial to continuing our success at Freeborders," he said.
The firm has long provided technology solutions in the three vertical markets of retail and consumer goods, financial services, and software and technology.
The president said that Freeborders will gear up to further tap into business opportunities in the financial services sector, which boasts the largest market potential for software outsourcers in China.
He said that new business opportunities will be brought about by its new investor FTVentures, a capital provider to firms that create technology applications of interest to the financial services industry, since this company has a global partner network of 38 of the world's leading financial institutions.
"Representatives from several Wall Street financial companies have been lining up for talks with us since early November," he said.
Fang continued by saying that the company's core strengths, combined with the business prospect of software outsourcing services in China, have given Freeborders the confidence that they can continue to be successful in the future.
Das wird die spannende Frage der nächsten Woche? Und das Gute daran: Internet Capital hält hier 54%.
Finanzplatz London führt bei Neuemissionen
titelt das Handelsblatt auch letzte Woche und zeigte damit, wo die Musik bei Neuemissionen neben den USA wirklich spielt:
"2005 könnte sich als ein Rekordjahr erweisen, schätzt Tom Troubridge, Partner der Unternehmensberatung PWC und regelmäßiger Beobachter des Emissionsmarktes. Im Juli kamen so viele Neuemissionen an den Markt wie seit vier Jahren nicht. 15 neue Werte brachten ein Volumen von fast 2 Milliarden Pfund an die Börse. Als vorläufige Bilanz bis Anfang November meldete die London Stock Exchange 306 Neuemissionen, gut 50% mehr als im Jahr zuvor."
Seltsamerweise erfährt man auch im Handelsblatt, wie in den anderen deutschen Zeitungen auch, nichts über einen ehemaligen Darling der deutschen New Economy-Szene, der als Private Held ganz gut überlebt hat, vermutlich in der nächsten Woche in London an die Börse kommt, wenn auch "nur" AIM und vielleicht einen Kauf wert wäre: GoIndustry, die neben London und den USA weiterhin einen ihrer Hauptsitze in München hat, auch wenn die Führungsspitze nicht mehr aus Deutschland kommt. Bei einem geschätzten Jahresumsatz zwischen 40 und 50 Millionen in 2005 dürfte die Marktkapitalsierung zwischen 100 und 200 Millionen liegen. Das scheint Euch vielleicht etwas zu tief gegriffen, aber in einigen Teilbereichen ist sicher die Konkurrenz durch Ebay recht hart.
Europa scheint also bei den Neuemissionen jetzt nach den USA, die so grausame Emissionen wie Commerce One und ähnliches Dreckszeug, das früher auch die deutschen Boards füllte, schneller überwunden zu haben, jetzt auch Boden unter den Füßen zu bekommen, auch in den Branchen, die durch Flops der Scharlatane und ihrer Bejubler schwer geschädigt wurden.
GoIndustry, so hat sich trotz aller Schwierigkeiten herausgestellt, gehört zur True Economy und sollte also zumindest bis Weihnachten sein Meisterstück machen.
und die Beteiligungen von Internet Capital sind an den Schalthebeln positioniert, die diesen Prozess befeuern.
"Emporgeschossen ist im Sommer die Produktivität in den USA. Die Herstellung pro Arbeitsstunde stieg auf das Jahr hochgerechnet um fast fünf Prozent - wie zu den guten alten Zeiten der New Economy."
Und in der FTD, der ich die obigen Zeilen entnommen habe, heißt es dann an anderer Stelle weiter:
"Als Grund hatten Ökonomen damals die hohen Investitionen in IT- und Kommunikationsausrüstung ausgemacht. Dies habe die Effizienzzuwächse der Firmen stark erhöht. Umstritten bleibt aber, ob dahinter mehr als nur ein einmaliger Schub steckte oder künfitig ein dauerhaft höherer Produktivitätszuwachs möglich sei. In der Krise nach 2000 ließen die Expansionsraten teils kräftig nach, die anschließenden Fortschritte wurden von Skeptikern vor allem als Folge einer stark krisenbedingten Rationalisierung in den Betrieben eingestuft. Optimisten sehen das anders. "Es wird auch in den nächsten Jahren ein hohes Produktivitätswachstum geben", so Jörg Kramer, Chefvolkswirt der HypoVereinsbank. Kurzfristig hat die Effizienzsteigerung aber noch einen positiven Nebeneffekt. Die Lohnkosten pro Produkteinheit wachsen kaum noch. Zuletzt gab sogar ein leichtes Minus. Das senkt den Ínflaitonsdruck und erlaubt der Fed, ihre Zinsen länger niedrig zu halten."
Red Herring Small Cap 100
The Small Cap companies are oftentimes the unsung heroes of the market. Because of their size they don't receive the coverage they deserve. The Red Herring is dedicating the Red Herring Fall conference to 100 of the best Small Cap companies. These will be technology companies and listed in the major global markets, reflecting the editorial focus and mission of the Red Herring. Red Herring Fall will offer a showcase for these companies. They will have an opportunity to present their cases to analysts and fund managers who should pay close attention to these winners.
Answers to the frequently asked questions are listed in the FAQ section. For additional information, please contact Michael Felber at 650.428.2900.
UPDATE! - Short-list of Finalists for the Red Herring Small Cap 100 Awards
The Red Herring has narrowed the field of contenders for its Small Cap 100 list to two hundred companies:
Company
Ticker
Country
Aastra Technologies Ltd.
TSX:AAH
Canada
ADE Corp.
NasdaqNM:ADEX
USA
Advanced Digital Information Corp.
NasdaqNM:ADIC
USA
Aeroflex Inc.
NasdaqNM:ARXX
USA
Aftek Infosys Ltd.
BSE:530707
India
Albany Molecular Research Inc.
NasdaqNM:AMRI
USA
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions Inc.
NasdaqNM:MDRX
USA
Altiris Inc.
NasdaqNM:ATRS
USA
American Science & Engineering Inc.
NasdaqNM:ASEI
USA
American Vanguard Corp.
AMEX:AVD
USA
Analogic Corp.
NasdaqNM:ALOG
USA
AngioDynamics Inc.
NasdaqNM:ANGO
USA
Ansoft Corp.
NasdaqNM:ANST
USA
Aspect Medical Systems, Inc.
NasdaqNM:ASPM
USA
Audible, Inc.
NasdaqNM:ADBL
USA
Aveva Group plc
LSE:AVV
United Kingdom
Bankrate Inc.
NasdaqNM:RATE
USA
Bel Fuse Inc.
NasdaqNM:BELF.B
USA
Bell Microproducts Inc.
NasdaqNM:BELM
USA
Bentley Pharmaceuticals Inc.
NYSE:BNT
USA
Bio-Reference Laboratories Inc.
NasdaqNM:BRLI
USA
Blackbaud Inc.
NasdaqNM:BLKB
USA
Blackboard Inc.
NasdaqNM:BBBB
USA
Brightpoint Inc.
NasdaqNM:CELL
USA
Cabcharge Australia Ltd.
ASX:CAB
Australia
Cadmus Communications Corp.
NasdaqNM:CDMS
USA
Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) Public Co. Ltd.
SET:CCET
Thailand
Ceradyne Inc.
NasdaqNM:CRDN
USA
Cheng Uei Precision Industry
TSEC:2392
Taiwan
China Medical Technologies Inc.
NasdaqNM:CMED
China
Cohu Inc.
NasdaqNM:COHU
USA
Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Ltd.
SEHK:2342
Hong Kong
Computer Programs & Systems Inc.
NasdaqNM:CPSI
USA
Concur Technologies, Inc.
NasdaqNM:CNQR
USA
Core Laboratories NV
NYSE:CLB
Netherlands, The
Covansys Corp.
NasdaqNM:CVNS
USA
Cryptologic Inc.
TSX:CRY
USA
Ctrip.com International Ltd.
NasdaqNM:CTRP
USA
Cutera Inc.
NasdaqNM:CUTR
USA
CV Technologies Inc.
CDNX:CVQ
Canada
CyberGuard Corp.
NasdaqNM:CGFW
USA
CyberOptics Corp.
NasdaqNM:CYBE
USA
CyberSource Corp.
NasdaqNM:CYBS
USA
Daeduck Electronics Co. Ltd.
KOSE:A008060
Korea
Dendrite International Inc.
NasdaqNMRTE
USA
Detica Group plc
LSECA
United Kingdom
Digitas Inc.
NasdaqNMTAS
USA
Dong Wha Pharmaceutical Industries Co. Ltd.
KOSE:A000020
Korea
Dot Hill Systems Corp.
NasdaqNM:HILL
USA
Draxis Health Inc.
NasdaqNMRAX
Canada
eCollege.com
NasdaqNM:ECLG
USA
EDO Corp.
NYSE:EDO
USA
EFJ Inc.
NasdaqNM:EFJI
USA
Elbit Systems Ltd.
NasdaqNM:ESLT
Israel
Elcoteq SE
HLSE:ELQAV
USA
Electro Scientific Industries Inc.
NasdaqNM:ESIO
USA
Elite Semiconductor Memory Technology Inc
TSEC:3006
Taiwan
Encore Medical Corp.
NasdaqNM:ENMC
USA
Enerchina Holdings Ltd.
SEHK:622
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Das war bisher eine Nullnummer, jetzt gibtst du dich mit 100% in den nächsten 6 Monaten zufrieden. Anstatt immer dicke Backen über die tollen ICGE Beteiligungen und den Wertsteigerungen in vielen ständig neu aufgemachten Beiträge zu machen, solltest du mal einfach eingestehen, das du dich in der Aktie ganz einfach verschätzt hast.
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Tuesday December 13, 8:00 am ET
Independent Research Firm Cites Strength of Customer Base and Sophistication of Thinking as the Foundation for Continued Growth in the BPO Market
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Procurement Services Provider ICG Commerce today announced it has been recognized as a leading procurement business process outsourcing (BPO) provider by IDC, an independent IT and BPO services research firm. In a recent report titled "Vendor Needs and Strategies: Procurement BPO Competitive Landscape" (IDC #33947, September 2005), IDC evaluated 12 vendors and recognized ICG Commerce as a "strong, focused player in the procurement BPO space given its decade-long specialty focus on procurement services."
ICG Commerce's market leadership is most evident through its strong track record with customers. IDC specifically highlighted the company's numerous long-term outsourcing customers stating that: "ICG Commerce has been providing services to 20 of them for longer than three years. The fact that ICG Commerce is among the first to land a client (Avaya) that is in its second wave of comprehensive procurement BPO lends testimony to its efforts. [ICG Commerce] has a core base of large customers with whom it has comprehensive, longer-term outsourcing relationships and a larger set of accounts that are smaller in scope for whom it manages a select number of categories."
IDC believes that ICG Commerce is a "recognized brand" in the market and lauded the Procurement Services Provider for making "great strides in thought leadership around procurement BPO issues." ICG Commerce's sophistication of thinking and dedication to educational efforts were cited as keys behind the company's recognition as a leader among prospects. Combined with a strong, long-term track record of success and a complete, mature set of services, ICG Commerce's forward-thinking approach positions the company well for continued growth in procurement BPO, according to IDC.
"IDC has been closely researching the procurement BPO landscape for some time, and we are pleased to see the firm recognize ICG Commerce as a leader and innovative voice in the market," said Edward H. West, chairman and chief executive officer for ICG Commerce. "We believe our operational focus, depth of experience and commitment to delivering exceptional results enables us to truly differentiate ourselves in the marketplace."
About ICG Commerce, Inc.
ICG Commerce ( http://www.icgcommerce.com ) is a leading Procurement Services Provider exclusively focused on helping companies buy more effectively and efficiently in order to reduce costs significantly and continuously. The company offers an unmatched combination of process and category expertise, market insights and benchmarks and a world-class operational Buying Center to deliver Sourcing and Procurement Outsourcing Services. ICG Commerce Inc., a privately held company founded in 1992, is a member of Internet Capital Group's (Nasdaq: ICGE - News) network of partner companies. For four consecutive years, ICG Commerce has been as a Forbes Best of the Web: B2B honoree, and the company also has had multiple executives recognized in Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine's annual "Pros to Know" listing.
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Source: ICG Commerce, Inc.
Von der Marktkapitalsiierung von 315 Millionen hat die Kasse und marktgängigen Wertpapiere abgzogen und ist bei 130 Millionen gelandet, die durch die 20 Beteiligungen (ohne Blackboard) abgedeckt sein müssten - vermutlich schafft das aber schon die wertvollste unter den 20 Beteiligungen, wie der Poster richtig anführt.
ICGE`s fair price for now is 12-14$
by: ayzy4 (50/M/Neverland)
Long-Term Sentiment: Buy 12/12/05 01:06 pm
Msg: 238650 of 238655
Market Cap is 315Mio
-Cash and cash equivalents $ 170.000
-Marketable securities $ 55,832 (much higher, see BBBB)
+Senior convertible notes $ (40,000 )
=130Mio
Consolidated Core Companys
Revenues for the three months ended September 30,
$ 10,155 (ICG Commerce) x 76%
$ 4,500 Mio (Investor Force 75% + StarCite 61%)
=$ 14,655 Mio (Saldo Consolidated Core) x4= 58,62 MIOx 72,75%
Equity Core Companys
$ 35,271 Mio (CreditTrade=30%,Freeborders=33%,GoIndustry=54%,Marketron=38%)
$ 3,144 Mio CommerceQuest
$ 6,149 Mio Metastorm
$ 44,564 C (Saldo Equity Core) x4= 178,256MIOx 40%
Other Holding:
$ 4,801 (ComputerJobs.com=46%, Co-nect=36%, eCredit=31%) = 19,2MIOx 37,5%
+ 12 participation in further companys.
and all participations for only 130Mio ?????????????????????
130Mio is the fair value for ICG Commerce alone.
Grasshopper Investments plc is acquiring GoIndustry AG for a
consideration that values the Enlarged Group at over £30m
Co-nect acquired $$$
2,098,777 BBBB shares at 31,5$
Institutional Ownership: 51.4%
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!shorting ICGE can be dangerous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leider hat der Poster die anteiligen Umsätze nicht fertig ausgerechnet. Hier dies als Ergänzung:
72,75% von 58,62 Millionen = 42,6 Millionen
plus
40% von 178,256 Millionen = 71,3 Millionen
plus
37,5% von 19,2 Millionen = 7,2 Millionen
Das ergibt anteilige Umsätze von 121,1 Millionen. Die restlichen oft sehr kleinen knapp zehn weiteren Beteiligungen setze ich mit 9 Millionen an, sodass wir auf 130 Millionen kommen. Wir haben dann ein Kurs-Umsatz-Verhältnis von 1. Im Schnitt dürfte aber ein Wert zwischen 4 und 5 richtig sein.
So richtig kann ich dem uny auch nicht helfen. Inbesondere weiss ich nicht ob die genannten 70 Millionen Aktien mit dem momentanen Kurs von kanpp 20 Pence bewertet werden müssen, oder ob die Verschmelzung von GoIndustry da noch nicht drinsteckt. Wenn das mit 20 Pence richtig wäre, wäre der Anteil mit etwas 20 bis 25 Millionen Dollar nicht gerade üppig bewertet.
uny1989
13.12.05, 13:13 Uhr (41 Klick(s))
Ach ja, das steht auch im Text:
Immediately following completion of the Acquisition, the ICG Parties will own 69,177,300 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 37.0 per cent. of the Company's issued ordinary share capital (assuming that allotment of all of the Initial Consideration Shares and all of the Initial Additional Shares takes place at Completion). Assuming that the allotment of all of the Further Consideration Shares and the Further Additional Shares takes place following publication of the Company's accounts for the financial year ending 31 December 2006, (and assuming that the ICG Parties have not disposed of any Ordinary Shares in the meantime and that the Company has not allotted any further Ordinary Shares in the period between Admission and such date), the ICG Parties will own 81,141,902 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 37.9 per cent. of the Company's issued ordinary share capital following allotment of the Further Consideration Shares and the Further Additional Shares.
Auf der anderen Seite muss man bedenken, dass ich dieses Unternehmen vor Monaten auch schon einmal völlig abgeschrieben hatte.
Re: Grasshopper is acquiring GoIndustry
by: speculamania (48/M/be) 12/13/05 10:31 am
Msg: 238656 of 238662
so where is the news on icge site? Like always these people are totally negligent in what is a duty: to inform shareholders. In my view icge management must be removed by shareholders!
Des Rätsel Lösung ist ziemlich einfach. Das Management, insbesondere der CEO Buckley, ist immer noch massiv auf der Kaufseite. Und zu niedrigen Kursen bekommt man eben für eine bestimmte Summe mehr Aktien. Dem Anleger kann es egal sein, ob die Kurse schnell oder langsam steigen. Für denjenigen, der noch nicht voll investiert ist, ist ein langsamer Anstieg von Vorteil.
http://www.insiderscoop.com/ViewFiling/...sionNo=0001181431-05-066338
Es ist zwar nicht die Welt, das er ca. 12.500 Aktien gekauft hat (da habe ich ein paar mehr) und 100.000 Dollar eingesetzt hat bei Kursen von 7,98 bzw. 8 Dollar. Aber andererseits wirft ein Insider auch keine 100.000 Dollar zum Fenster raus.
StarCite Reports Results For Q3 2005; On Pace To Deliver Nearly $2B In Revenue Opportunities; Meetings Marketplace Grows 50%
PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 7, 2005--StarCite, Inc., the provider of On Demand Global Meeting Solutions(TM), today announced that the firm has provided hotels with nearly $493 million in meeting RFP opportunities in the third quarter of 2005. Commerce flowing through its Online Marketplace rose 50 percent compared to the same period in 2004. For the first time, StarCite delivered more than 100,000 gross Requests for Proposals to hotels in its database during the quarter. At the current pace, the company expects its growing user base to deliver nearly $2 billion in revenue opportunities to hotels by year-end.
"The growing value of the StarCite Marketplace is evident with record-setting numbers of meeting leads and revenue opportunities delivered to suppliers this quarter," said Mike Boult, President and CEO of StarCite, Inc., Philadelphia. "In the first nine months of 2005, StarCite has delivered more than $1.4 billion in revenue opportunities to suppliers in our database."
"During this time, StarCite has helped global corporations save millions of dollars by gaining the visibility and control of meetings necessary to most strategically manage this spend category," Boult added.
The world's largest online marketplace for meetings and events, the StarCite Marketplace delivered 11,366 unique RFPs in the third quarter, 48 percent more than the same quarter last year and 16 percent more than the prior quarter. Through the first nine months of 2005, StarCite delivered 31,276 unique RFPs worth $1.4 billion in revenue opportunities to hotels. Each RFP - defined as "unique" - is typically sent to multiple properties or chains for rate and availability, which results in a much larger gross RFP count through StarCite's marketplace.
StarCite Marketplace RFP Growth
The number of gross RFPs sent through the StarCite Online Marketplace rose 69 percent from the third quarter 2004 to 104,387. Tight demand and higher rates, particularly after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, prompted the relocation of hundreds of meetings from the Gulf Coast. This led planners to source meetings to more hotels - to an average of 9.18 in the third quarter. These RFPs provided nearly 1.6 million room night leads to hotels, resulting in an average of 140 nights per lead.
On a daily basis, StarCite provides $7.8 million worth of lead opportunities to hotels in its database. These figures exclude private-label sites, which StarCite supplies to Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Omni Hotels, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, and a number of other suppliers.
Increased Globalization of Corporate Deployments
During the quarter, StarCite closed more than 250 contracts with new or existing clients. StarCite signed three of its most comprehensive global technology and adoption management contracts to help Cisco Systems, Motorola and a financial services firm extend strategic meetings management initiatives. It also expanded relationships with Novo Nordisk, metroConnections and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. New corporate customers include Unilever North America, CIGNA, CV Therapeutics, and a pharmaceutical firm.
On the supplier side, StarCite extended a contract to provide technology and online marketing to Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide. StarCite also sold its solutions designed for convention and visitor bureaus to the Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau; LA, Inc. the Convention and Visitors Bureau; Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau; Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau; Irving Convention & Visitors Bureau; and St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitor and Convention Bureau.
On the international front, StarCite officially launched new marketing consortiums in Peru and Scandinavia. In Europe, it began a series of road shows to introduce suppliers to the power and lead generation potential of the StarCite Online Marketplace.
About StarCite, Inc.
StarCite, Inc. is the provider of On Demand Global Meeting Solutions(TM). StarCite optimizes global investments in corporate meetings and events delivering visibility, savings and control. StarCite provides process efficiency, enabling technology and proven adoption management support to drive significant cost reduction to buyers and enhanced revenues to suppliers. StarCite is based in Philadelphia. Investors in StarCite include Internet Capital Group (NASDAQ: ICGE); Maritz Travel Company; Seaport Capital; TL Ventures; and Strattech Partners. For more information about StarCite, or its technologies and services, please visit www.StarCite.com.
Products and services include:
-- StarCite GMS(TM) - the integrated platform that powers
StarCite's Global Meeting Solutions approach and five steps to
guaranteed success - Plan, Budget, Buy, Attend and Measure.
-- StarCite Marketplace - the world's largest online meetings
marketplace with $2 billion in revenue opportunities and
50,000 eRFPs.
-- StarCite Adoption Management - proven implementation,
training, benchmarking, customer support, account management
and outsourced services that help you target achievable
savings and improve overall results.
CONTACT: For StarCite
Sloane & Company
Cindy Stoller, 212-446-1877
cstoller@sloanepr.com
SOURCE: StarCite, Inc.
Denn der Shortseller hat meines Erachtens heute weitere 500.000 Stück leer verkauft, um zu zeigen, dass selbst Insiderkäufe des Technologiechefs von Internet Capital den Kurs nicht voranbringen. Wer rein will, sollte sein Geschenke annehmen. Lange blufft er nicht mehr mit Verkäufen von Stücken, die er noch nicht hat, denn das kann man nicht durchhalten.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ICGE
Da sind in den letzten zehn Minuten fast eine Million Aktien auf einen Schlag verkauft worden. Normalerweise will ein Verkäufer noch einen einigermaßen akzeptablen Preis erreichen und verkauft über einen längeren Zeitraum veteilt. Dieser Verkauf lief gegen fundamental gute Nachrichten und mit dem Bestreben, einen möglichst niedrigen Preis zu bekommen.
Solche Geschenke kann man eigentlich nur annehmen. Wer noch drin ist und rein will, für den wird es morgen Zeit oder: Großkampftag.
Es gab in den letzten Tagen wieder einige " echte" Insiderkäufe bei ICGE:
Walter Buckley: Kauf von 7.500 Aktien zwischen $ 7,92 und $ 8,01
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1085621/0001181431050...
Michael Zisman: Kauf von 12.500 Aktien zwischen $ 7,98 und $ 8,00
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1085621/0001181431050...
Insbesondere der letzte Kauf scheint bei den Shortsellern gestern große Panik ausgelöst zu haben, denn sie haben, um diese Wirkungen zu neutralisieren, offensichtlich riesige Menge in der letzten halben Stunde leer verkauft und sich somit vermutlich weiter in die Scheisse geritten. Bei Michael Zismann handelt es sich um einen ehemaligen Vize-Direktor von IBM, der vor ca. 18 Monaten zu Internet Capital gestoßen ist und in dieser Zeit schon Erhebliches geleistet hat.
- Partnership Brings New Level of Value to Transportation Industry -
DEDHAM, Mass. and Scottsdale, AZ, December 12, 2005 — eCredit, a leading provider of online solutions for credit and collections professionals, today announced that it has entered into a strategic alliance with Trans-Soft, a major software development company for the freight forwarding and logistics industry. As the leaders in their respective fields, eCredit and trans-soft have partnered to present companies with a powerful tool set for more effective management of their freight forwarding business, from both the perspective of managing logistics and credit risk. Under the terms of the partner program, the two companies will market and offer each other's products and services to their respective customer bases, augmenting the services each are able to provide.
"This new partnership with eCredit is key for us as we continue with our mission to deliver the most comprehensive freight forwarding software suite available," said Dave Hockersmith, president of Trans-Soft. "eCredit and Trans-Soft's complementary products are a great fit for companies looking to enhance operations."
"Over 1000 transportation companies already rely on eCredit for the most timely and accurate credit reporting available in the market today. As we continue to expand and strengthen our product offering, joining forces with other established transportation solutions providers such as Trans-soft makes perfect sense," said Jeff Dickerson, eCredit President and CEO. "We have seen and will continue to see outstanding results through our cooperative marketing and sales efforts."
About trans-soft
Trans-Soft Inc. is a Scottsdale, AZ-based software Technology Company that develops and implements comprehensive transportation management solutions for logistics operations in the freight forwarding/logistics industry. Serving all modes of transportation, Trans-Soft offers a vast suite of TMS software that includes its premier TS2000 Plus and TS2000Net operating systems that perform a full range of operating functions for freight forwarders and 3PLs of all sizes. Trans-Soft, which was founded in 1998, also provides Web-based operating technology, develops Web sites, integrates EDI programs and offers on-site network support services.
For more information about the Company's software development programs, contact: www.trans-soft.com or call: 866-508-0800.
About eCredit
eCredit is the leading provider of online solutions for credit and collections professionals. Its award-winning on-demand software family - Personal Edition, Professional Edition, and Enterprise Edition - supports the mission critical processes of granting credit, monitoring portfolio risk, resolving disputes and collecting accounts receivables. Within the Transportation industry, eCredit's solutions also include credit reports with over 35 million trade experiences on over 7 million unique companies. With deep roots in the credit and collections community, eCredit has over a decade of experience helping companies reduce bad debt and DSO while improving productivity, lowering costs and demonstrating results. eCredit is a private company headquartered in Dedham, Massachusetts. Major clients include American Airlines, Chevron, Cisco, Continental Airlines, Con-Way Transportation Services, Samsung Electronics, Cargill, NEC Financial, Graybar, CDW, Sun Microsystems, and Ryder System. For more information, please visit www.ecredit.com.
eCredit.com and the eCredit.com logo are registered trademarks.
Press Contacts
Kate Anderson
eCredit
(781) 752-1250
kanderson@ecredit.com
http://www.ecredit.com/
Wie bei anderen der 20 Beteiligungen von Internet Capital ist allerdings auch hier Geduld vonnöten - es geht stetig aufwärts, vielleicht nicht so sprunghaft wie mancher geträumt hat. Und auch das beackerte Geschäftsfeld ist logischerweise eine Nische. Aber so wie viele Peanuts eine Erdnussfarm ergeben, so dürften auch viele erfolgreiche Unternehmen, selbst wenn sie in Nischen etabliert sind, .......
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