Kursverdoppelung bei Actua Corporation (vorm. Internet Capital)
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Denn da müssten fast 100 Millionen für Internet Capital abfallen.
http://www.chinatechnews.com/2009/06/15/...hina-via-internet-auction/
Auf längere Sicht gehe ich von einer Verzehnfachung der Marktkapitalisierung von GoIndustry aus.
http://www.go-dove.com/company/InvestorRelations/...ement%20FINAL.pdf
Einerseits gibt es mehr Möglichkeiten für den Exit und eventuell auch günstigere Preise, andererseits könnten sich aber auch die Einstiegspreise erhöhen. Und Internet Capital kauft ja Firmen in frühen Stadien und verkauft sie anschließend wieder. Auf jeden Fall positiv sehe ich, dass man bei bestehenden Unternehmen leichter an Anteile kommt, die bei Mitarbeitern und ehemaligen Mitarbeitern der Beteiligungsunternehmen liegen - auch nur kleine Aufstockung bei Firmen wie ICGCommerce, Freeborders, Metastorm, Starcite, Channelintelligence oder Whitefence sind meines Erachtens eine gute Sache.
Leading Enterprise Software Vendor Highlighted as Supply and Demand Chain Leader
BALTIMORE, MD – June 29, 2009 – Metastorm, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM), Business Process Analysis (BPA), and Enterprise Architecture (EA) software for aligning strategy with execution, today announced it has been selected by Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine in this year’s Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 listing. Metastorm earned the award for demonstrating its leadership in helping organizations to both meet the urgent business imperatives of the current downturn and to thrive as the economy rebounds.
The 2009 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 consists of supply chain solution and service providers that are addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes, and assisting in the transformation of the diverse mix of functions that make up the supply chain.
“We are honored to be among the companies selected on this year’s Executive 100 list,” stated Eileen Garry, chief marketing officer for Metastorm. “This recognition reflects our continued dedication and commitment to delivering a comprehensive suite of products that help organizations address their unique business challenges and position themselves for future success.”
The Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 list and accompanying article are featured in the June/July 2009 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as well as online at www.SDCExec.com/SDCE100 .
Metastorm in the market in a big way
Posted by Brenon Daly on May 19, 2009
Contact: Brenon Daly
If Metastorm does re-paper an S-1, it will be a much larger company than the one that filed for an IPO last year. (The business process management (BPM) vendor put in its paperwork in mid-May and then pulled it in mid-September.) The growth will come both organically and from acquisition, CEO Bob Farrell said Monday during a presentation at the JMP Securities Research Conference.
In terms of organic growth, Farrell projected that the company would ring up about $90m in revenue this year, up from about $77m in 2008. Additionally, Farrell said he expected to add to the company’s top line with a shopping trip. We understand Metastorm has three term sheets out for possible acquisitions, with one possibly closing in the summer. One of the potential deals could double the company’s revenue. Farrell said his company has considered outside funding for a purchase, which is how it covered its 2007 acquisition of Proforma.
In terms of target markets, Metastorm is looking in several areas, including risk and compliance, collaboration and document management. In terms of possible BPM-document management transactions, we would note that we recently heard of deal flow going the other way. Open Text, having consolidated much of the content management market, said it may well look to buy its way into the BPM market.
Filed Under IPO, M&A, application software, investment banking
That are 8.2-times-revenues. If the proporitional revenues of 140 million of the partner-companies of Internet Capital were valued with 8.2-times revenues = 1148 miliion. If you add the 140 million cash/securites = 1288.
When you then divide through the 37 million outstandig shares = $35.
Und es wird noch lange darauf bleiben.
Market-cap of Solarwind now one billion:
SOLARWINDS INC(NYSE: SWI)
Real-Time: 15.86 0.71 (4.69%) 10:18AM EThelp
Last Trade: 15.80
Trade Time: 10:06am ET
Change: 0.65 (4.29%)
Prev Close: 15.15
Open: 15.88
Bid: N/A
Ask: N/A
1y Target Est: N/A
Day's Range: 15.53 - 16.17
52wk Range: 12.70 - 15.96
Volume: 291,814
Avg Vol (3m): 988,907
Market Cap: 1.01B
P/E (ttm): 43.29
EPS (ttm): 0.37
Div & Yield: N/A (N/A)
But the companies revenues only a little bit higher than the revenues of Metastorm.
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...60363&tof=3&frt=2#260363
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...60375&tof=1&frt=2#260375
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...60375&tof=2&frt=2#260375
http://www.earnaccountingdegree.com/blog/2009/05/
Das wird man vermutlich nur im Laufe der Zeit schaffen, aber 12 bis 15 Dollar zum Jahresende halte ich bei einem günstigen Umfeld, von dem ich ausgehe für möglich. Hinzu kommen Währungsgewinne, da ich von einem Eurokurs von 1,25 zum Jahresende ausgehe - sodass in heimischer Währung mein Kursziel 10 Euro sind.
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