EK leitet den Turnaround durch Patentverkauf ein
Wieder ein interessanter Tradingwert heute.
Das Rad wurde auch nicht an einem Tag erfunden.
Ausserdem warten alle auf News von Insolvenzgericht.
Panikverkäufe.... ist doch nichts neues.
...wann die Meldung kommt nach Börsenschluss? - morgen bei uns Feiertag, nicht gut - die Amis handeln morgen.
"Mannometer, was sind hier für Experten unterwegs......Armselig oder einfach nur dumm..."
Und das aus dem Mund von Leuten, die nichtmal einen RT haben!!!
@nr5lebt:
Heute kommt keine Meldung.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/.../Kodak-bankruptcy-plan
"Ich gehe vom Schlußkurs aus und nicht vom RT, Du Experte...."
Lol, genau dreh es wieder so wie Du es brauchst.
Heute gibt es definitiv KEINE Meldung mehr, vielleicht (aber nur vielleicht) MORGEN.
Jedoch hier über Nacht long zu bleiben halte ich nicht für extrem clever.
Der Begriff Chapter 11 sollte jedem hier Investierten klar sein.
In diesem Papier hatten wir jede Menge Spaß.
Aber aus dieser ach so tollen Meldung wird nun sehr ernst weiterverfahren.
Der Zeitpunkt ist nah und ich hoffe für Euch, das die News noch etwas auf sich warten lassen.
Ich wünsche Euch dennoch nur das "Allerbeste".
Vielleicht kommt es hier mal ganz anders, was Euch zu gönnen wäre.
ROCHESTER (dpa-AFX) - Film stock maker Eastman Kodak Co. (EKDKQ.PK) announced that it has filed its Plan of Reorganization and Disclosure Statement with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. The company expects to emerge from Chapter 11 restructuring in the third quarter.
The Plan of Reorganization and Disclosure Statement contain a detailed description of Kodak's post emergence business plan which maintains and extends Kodak's leadership position in the Commercial Imaging Industry.
The company expects the court to schedule a hearing in mid-June to determine the adequacy of the disclosures contained in the documents to provide creditors the ability to evaluate the company's Plan of Reorganization.
In the interim, Kodak said that it will work with its creditors' committees to obtain their support of the plan and may, from time to time, file amendments and supplements to the documents.
Reuters) - Eastman Kodak Co said on Tuesday it expects to emerge from bankruptcy as soon as July as a commercial imaging business under the control of its creditors.
It said in court documents filed with the U.S. bankruptcy court in Manhattan that it expects to issue new stock with the majority of it going to its second-lien note holders.
The holders of the second-lien notes include investment funds P. Schoenfeld Asset Management, D.E. Shaw Group and Bennett Management Corp.
A new board will be appointed and the company said the new directors will be identified later.
The company did not say how much it expects to pay its unsecured creditors, who are owed as much as $2.2 billion, but they would also receive some shares in the reconstituted Kodak.
Kodak's bankruptcy plan is subject to a vote of creditors and court approval. Kodak must first gain court approval for its disclosure statement which describes its bankruptcy plan and the risks associated with it and is meant to help guide creditors in their voting on the plan. A hearing on the disclosure statement is expected in June.
Kodak sought protection from creditors in January 2012 after it failed to embrace modern technology and became one of the biggest corporate casualties of the digital age. The company said it had $6.75 billion of liabilities when it entered Chapter 11 reorganization.
Kodak's bankruptcy exit plan comes a day after it clinched a key deal to sell its personalized imaging and document imaging businesses to its UK pension fund for $650 million. The pension fund also agreed to give up a $2.8 billion claim against Kodak, resolving the biggest unsecured claim in the bankruptcy.
Rochester, New York-based Kodak launched its first camera in 1888 and grew to dominate the market for photographic film. Although Kodak invented the digital camera, it put the project on the back-burner and spent years watching rivals stake a claim to the market while physical film sales plummeted.
The company hopes to put all that behind it once it exits bankruptcy and focuses on selling printing equipment and services to businesses. It said on Tuesday that it expects its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization to increase to $494 million in 2017 from an estimated $167 million this year.
It expects revenue to climb from an expected $2.5 billion this year to $3.2 billion in 2017, although that would still be below the level in 2011, its last full year before it filed for Chapter 11.
Prior to its bankruptcy filing, the company had not had a profitable year since 2007.
Kodak's pink-sheet shares...
nachzulesen unter
www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/01/...ankruptcy-idUSL2N0DI03P20130501
...The company's current shares will be cancelled.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/01/...amp;feedName=companyNews