PCCW offizielle MELDUNG..

Ich finde, das hast Du richtig schön gesagt, DGromm. :-)  

Das heißt meiner Meinung nach,das jeder Aktionär eine bestimmte Anzahl verbilligter Aktien erhalten kann.Der Ausgabetag und das Auswahlverfahren werden bestimmt in Naher Zukunft festgelegt.
Die Kursentwicklung sehe ich mehr als Positiv,da das Joint Venture ein Riesenschritt nach vorne ist.Schaue dir nur mal die Firmen an in denen Investiert wird.Ausserdem hat pccw mit seinen geringen Altanteilen von CMGI schon mehr als 200Millione $ verdient und das seit September.  

PCCW hat heute in HongKong schon ca.2 1/2 Stunden vor Handelsende geschlossen bzw.wurde nicht mehr gehandelt, sind sie wegen des Joint Ventures vom Handel ausgesetzt worden???  

Danke!
grinsend           alk  

 

 

 

 

 

dies wird PCCW in den USA noch interessanter machen; sollte bald ein NASDAQ-listing erfolgen, wird der Kurs von PCCW relativ schnell darauf reagieren.

Als Anhang nochmals ausschnittweise obige Meldung von CNET kommentiert:

(komplett bei http://yahoo.cnet.com/news/...00-1531125.html?pt.yfin.cat_fin.txt.ne)


CMGI creates Asian division
    By Jim Hu
    Staff Writer, CNET News.com
    January 25, 2000, 11:30 a.m. PT

    Internet investment company CMGI and Hong Kong-based Pacific Century
    CyberWorks announced the formation of a joint venture that will create online
    businesses focused on the growing Asian market.

    The new venture, called CMGI Asia, will be jointly owned by the two companies. CMGI
    Asia will launch separate Asian joint ventures with CMGI-owned companies, including Web
    portal AltaVista, Internet marketing network Engage Technologies, online entertainment
    network ICast, and online payment service 1ClickCharge.com. ...  

dachte da waeren info ueber cmgi/pcclf gesendet worden?  

 

bitte um Antworten!

merci im voraus..

Snowman  

www.ls-d.de  

Schaut euch lieber mal Timeless Software an +17% und Kursziel laut Stock-City 5 Euro bis Ende des Jahres.Da ist außerdem die Börsenkapitaliesierung nicht so hoch wie bei PCCW und die bauen eine globale Internet-Plattform.Für PCCW gebe ich nicht mehr wie 1.80 Euro  

 

ich nicht, ist aber sehr interessant.
CHECKIT  

Einzige Info am 26.1. in South China Morning Post:

PCCW, however , rose 0.6% to HKD 16.65 before trading was suspended ahead of the announcement of a share placement and joint venture with US-based Internet investment firm CMGI.

Sorry , keine Lust zu uebersetzen..

brgds  

 

 

 

 

 

 

                      CMGI bills itself as "a company constructed of companies," and
                      having already collected over 60 internet ventures in the US, the
                      webglomerate is coming after Asia in a 50/50 joint venture with
                      Hong Kong's Pacific Century CyberWorks.

                      In order to meet the funding needs for their half of CMGI Asia,
                      PCC placed 188 million new shares at HK$15.80 (US$2.04)
                      and will net $2.906 billion. BNP Peregrine, however, has an
                      option to buy another 60 million shares at the same price, and if
                      the option is exercised the total amount netted by PCC will be
                      $3.8 billion -- more than enough to fund the 2.945 billion
                      earmarked for the JV. PCC's placement dilutes shareholdings
                      by just less than 2.1% and brings the total number of shares
                      outstanding to 9,255 million. Assuming the option is exercised in
                      full, the total dilution will be 2.7% with 9,315 million shares
                      outstanding.

                      This is not the first time for CMGI and PCC to get together. A
                      September 1999 $2.7 billion (US$350 million) equity swap
                      began the two companies' relationship and gave CMGI 4.9% of
                      PCC, relegating original 60/40 PCC shareholder Intel to a
                      distant third place with less than 1%.

                      Though there are over 60 companies in CMGI's corral, at first
                      only four -- AltaVista, 1ClickCharge, iCAST, and Engage
                      Technologies -- will team up with CMGI Asia. Of the four, only
                      Engage is listed (Nasdaq: ENGA). Engage's operating expenses
                      have at best been more than two times its revenue and the
                      company has accumulated net losses of more than US$66
                      million in the past three years. CMGI Asia will hold 60% of
                      these sub-JVs with the individual operating company holding the
                      other 40%.

                      CMGI reported net income in 1998 and 1999. However, these
                      positive bottom lines were the result of non-operating income
                      sources with the company's operations alone bleeding money
                      (US$127 million for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1999 and
                      already US$275 million in the following quarter).

                      For PCC, its US$58 million investment in more than 25 internet
                      firms will be boosted by the possible addition of a range of
                      American internet companies which already have
                      well-established brand names. But the "company constructed of
                      companies" strategy, for both CMGI and PCC, still seems to
                      lack that one crucial factor that will eventually become
                      somewhat important: profit.