PT BUMI RESOURCES Einen Blick wert ;-))))))))))))
Herausforderung für den internationalen Klimaschutz
Mit deutlichem Abstand folgen Russland (rd. 48.000 MW), die Türkei (rd. 37.000 MW) und Vietnam (rd. 35.000 MW) auf der Liste der Nationen mit den größten Plänen für neue kohlebefeuerte Kraftwerke. Wie das WRI mitteilt, hätten insgesamt 483 Energie-Unternehmen aus 59 verschiedenen Staaten neue Kohlekraftwerke in der Planung. Nicht alle dieser Pläne müssten auch zwingend umgesetzt werden. Das WIR hat seine Zahlen unmittelbar vor der Weltklimakonferenz in Doha veröffentlicht, die in der letzten Novemberwoche eröffnet wird. Eine Auswertung der weltweiten CO2-Emissionen durch das International Wirtschaftsforum Regenerative Energien (IWR) von Mitte November hat zudem ergeben, dass in 2011 mit rund 34 Mrd. Tonnen ein neuer Rekord-Ausstoß erzielt worden ist. Angesichts der umfassenden Pläne für neue Kohlekraftwerke steht die Staatengemeinschaft vor einer immensen Herausforderung, wenn sie das 2-Grad-Ziel ernsthaft erreichen will. Nach diesem Ziel soll die globale Erwärmung auf weniger als zwei Grad gegenüber dem Niveau vor Beginn der Industrialisierung begrenzt werden.
CO2-Emissionen steien bis 2020 noch einmal um 20 Prozent
Das IWR hatte jüngst die aktuellen Zahlen zum globalen CO2-Ausstoß für 2011 veröffentlicht. "Wenn der aktuelle Trend anhält, dann steigt der weltweite CO2-Ausstoß bis zum Jahr 2020 um weitere 20 Prozent auf über 40 Mrd. t CO2 an", sagte IWR-Direktor Dr. Norbert Allnoch. Um den weiteren Anstieg der globalen Emissionen zu bremsen, schlägt das IWR die Umsetzung des CERINA-Plans vor. Dieser Plan sieht vor, die CO2-Emissionen in den einzelnen Staaten an Investitionen in klimafreundliche Anlagentechniken, wie beispielsweise regenerative Energien, zu koppeln. Je höher die CO2-Emissionen, je höher die Klimaschutzinvestitionen.
Quelle:
http://www.iwr.de/news.php?id=22501
... stay long
Hab nachgelegt jetzt kann der Winter kommen . Ohne Bumi gehts nicht daher werden sie sich auch wieder erholen, die haben keine Geldsorgen, das ist eine Familie die ist stinkreich die bekommen alles refinanziert. Stay long dito
Ist der Boden erreicht ???? Langfristig kann man mit Werten wie PT Bumi oder Arch Coal nichts mehr falsch machen! Arch Coal hat fuer mich auch den Boden schon erreicht!
Trotz Fracking usw sind das jetzt bei beiden Werten Einstiegskurse
Bei diesem Kurswert von 0,05€ habe ich auch nochmals zugelegt.
Man muß jetzt einfach in Ruhe abwarten. Tiefer gehts mit dem Kurs
bestimmt nicht mehr. Zumindest im asiatischen Raum baut man
weiter auf Kohlekraftwerke. Ich rechne in 2013 wieder mit einem
Kurs von mindestens 0,15€
Jetzt gehts steil Bergauf dank neuer News:
“A $50 million deposit is equivalent to 13 pence per Plc share,” Rothschild said in a statement responding to Bumi. “Since we launched our EGM, the stock has risen from 265 pence to 404 pence.”
Rp. 930.00
Shareholders will vote on Thursday on whether to back Rothschild's plan to oust 12 of 14 current directors, or prefer the current board's blueprint, which includes an agreement from the Bakries to pull out of the parent group, in a cash and shares deal that will hand the family back a minority interest in subsidiary Bumi Resources.
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As of 04:00:02 ET on 02/19/2013.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-19/...id-for-board-control.html
Hier nochmals der Artikel war wohl zu lang um ihn hier posten zu dürfen :-(
Geht es hier um eine Übernahme, oder warum geht das dermaßen nach oben. Rothschild ist nicht umsonst so gross geworden. Welches Kursziel wird hier ausgegeben?
12 von 14 Manager will Rotschild ersetzen lassen eine heftige Schlacht um die Zukunft des Unternehmens.
Wie es ausgeht werden wir am Kurs sehen up or down wenn dann beides sehr krass denke ich.
Noch ein Artikel dazu:
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2013-02-20/...rd-life-backs-board#p1
http://www.iwr.de/news.php?id=23123
Indonesia"s Bumi Resources, Asia"s biggest thermal coal exporter, expects coal sales to rise 8 percent to 74 million tonnes this year, helping it to return to profit this year after 2012"s heavy losses, an executive said on Thursday.
Dileep Srivastava, a Bumi director, said the company expects to produce 77 million tonnes of coal in 2013, compared to 74 million tonnes last year. However, the company sees 2013 output costs rising to $46 per tonne from $45 per tonne in 2012.
"We now expect to turn around to profit early in the new year," Srivastava told Reuters.
Bumi plummeted to a near $700 million annual net loss in 2012, which it blamed on derivative and foreign exchange transactions going sour.
The results cast a fresh shadow over debt repayment prospects at the company, at the centre of lingering corporate governance issues at its London-listed affiliate Bumi Plc.
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http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/...es-rising-8-in-2013/583728
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Wo Sie recht haben könnten ist bei der Erholung des Preises. 2012 gab er immerhin von rund 118 auf fast 80 nach und bewegt sich nun im Bereich der 90...
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Paper Edition | Page: 13
The country"s largest coal miner PT Bumi Resources (BUMI) said that it has put its ownership in its subsidiary, diversified miner PT Bumi Resources Minerals (BRMS), under a stock loan agreement in return of loans.
In an audited financial report submitted to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Bumi Resources — the crown jewel of Bakrie family — revealed that last year it signed a stock loan agreement, in which the company agreed to lend its shares in BRMS to a number of parties or other party appointed by the parties.
"The parties have agreed to pay to the company the fee as stated in the agreement. The parties also agreed to pay an additional fee," the financial report read.
Despite the loaning, any rights and obligations attached to the shares remain in possession and control of Bumi Resources and will never be transferred.
Given the arrangement, Bumi Resources remains the 87.09 percent owner of BRMS. According to the financial report, the ownership numbers are based on the record and confirmations of a number of parties, which are securities administration bureau PT Sinartama Gunita with 50.55 percent and PT Long Haul Indonesia with 12.8 percent. Several parties hold about 5 percent each to a combined 23.74 percent shares in BRMS. The financial report did not specify the parties that borrowed less than 5 percent shares in BRMS.
The report disclosed nothing about PT DMS Investama, which according to Sinartama Gunita filing on March 26, holds 7.03 percent in BRMS.
"The agreement is for a period of 12 months from the signing and can be extended with the written consent of both parties," Bumi Resources outlined in the financial report without detailing the exact date of the agreement.
The company did not disclose how much the fee was to transfer the lent BRMS shares or what it would be used for.
Bumi Resources director and corporate secretary Dileep Srivastava had not replied to The Jakarta Post"s questions before this article was sent to press.
Capital market observer Yanuar Rizky said that the stock loan agreement might have been made for cash flow reasons.
"Bumi Resources probably needs liquidity for itself or for BRMS. The company might have faced difficulty in raising funds due to its mounting debts. That"s why it lent the shares," Yanuar said.
Bumi Resources" total liabilities reached US$6.92 billion while equity was only $392 million as of the end of 2012. It reported a net loss of $666.21 million for the 2012 financial year.
Yanuar suggested that the parties involved in the stock loan agreement were affiliated with Bumi Resources as the company stated that it remains in control over BRMS. Moreover, he said, a deal with an affiliated party wouldn"t put the company at risk of default or transfer of ownership if it failed to pay money paid under the agreement.
Bumi Resources is currently 29.2 percent owned by London listed Bumi plc. The majority owners of Bumi plc are Indonesian shareholders, which are Jakarta listed PT Bakrie & Brothers and its related entity Long Haul Holdings Indonesia Limited — collectively called Bakrie Group — with an indirect stake of 23.8 percent.
There is no exact record on the affiliation of Long Haul Indonesia and Long Haul Holdings. Bakrie Group senior vice president Christopher Fong could not be reached for comment, but previously said that he couldn"t confirm any affiliation between the two.
Yanuar said that any move to put shares of subsidiary under agreement — such as the stock loan agreement — had to be referred to the company"s deed of establishment or approval of shareholders in an extraordinary meeting.
In an extraordinary meeting in May 2012, Bumi Resources obtained approval from shareholders, among others, about its plan to pledge; or put up as collateral; or encumber with security interest; or assign a major portion or all; shares owned and controlled by the company in the subsidiaries.
http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4578791/...ares-suspended.html
Trading in mining group Bumi's shares has been suspended as the company warned its full-year results would not be published before the end of April.
This is the latest time permissible under the UK's Disclosure and Transparency Rules.
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Bin gespannt was da auf uns zukommt ...
börsler
http://en.bisnis.com/articles/...-hole-found-in-berau-contracts-probe
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LONDON -- Bumi Plc, the coal company at the center of dispute between co-founders Nathaniel Rothschild and Indonesia"s Bakrie family, said it hasn"t uncovered a "black hole" in a probe of contractors at its largest unit.
"We"ve not discovered any black hole or any significant issue that we are concerned about, and we"ve completed quite a lot of work," Chief Executive Officer Nick Von Schirnding said yesterday in an interview, referring to an investigation at its PT Berau Coal Energy. The review has forced Bumi to delay releasing 2012 earnings. "We are doing extensive forensic work into potential undisclosed liabilities, and that is more difficult."