Nine Dragons Paper HLDGS LTD. WKN: A0JDLB
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Die Aktie legt momentan jeden Monat ca. 10% zu.
Ich habe heute noch einmal ein Paar Stücke in Frankfurt für 1,17€ gekauft.
Meiner Meinung nach, ist das Ende der Fahnenstang noch lange nicht erreicht.
Ich möchte hier keine Wunsch Kursziele reinschreiben...
Wer interssiert ist, solle sich den Wert in seine Watchliste setzen und selber eintscheiden, ob man evtl. noch einsteigt.
- man nehme den Frankfurter Börsenbrief vom 4.11.06, Seite 7, sinnegmäße Zusammenfassung: "Nine Dragons Paper ist global derzeit das Beste...."
Meine Meinung dazu ist jedenfalls, dass wir hier langfristig enormes Potential haben, man denke an die China-Story, an die Wachstumsfantasie der Firma, an das Management.
Hab mich heut auch mit 10 TS Stk. eingekauft.
Good trades!
-axl rose
mehr weiss ich darüber leider auch nicht
Sector Paper / Industrials
Address 3129-3140 31/F, Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong
Country Hong Kong
HKEx Stock Code 2689
Mit der Bitte um ein paar Unternehmensdaten.
kurs aktuell in frankfurt jedoch 1,34.
werde dies nützen, um meinen 10 TS stk. sogleich neue hinzuzufügen und nachzukaufen, da ich nach wie vor überzeugt bin, dass wir hier eine tolle wachstumsstory haben und sich das auch im kurs niederschlagen wird.
good trades,
axl rose
Werde vielleicht morgen ein paar OS von Leoni verkaufen und noch mal hier nachlegen.
Fulton Mak
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Despite the company reporting a 69 percent jump in first-half net profit, shares of Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) (2689), the mainland's largest containerboard maker, fell 9percent Tuesday, swept along by the outflow of funds from the Hong Kong market.
Dongguan-based Nine Dragons - controlled by China's richest woman Cheung Yan - announced its net profit for the six months ended December 31 was 948.1 million yuan (HK$955.2 million), up from 560.2 million yuan the previous year.
Sales volume of paperboard products climbed 23 percent to 1.6 million tonnes, boosting its sales to 4.64 billion yuan, up 23 percent from 3.77 billion yuan.
A dividend of 0.016 yuan per share was declared.
The company attributed its strong first-half performance to rising demand and improving margins, with gross profit margin widening to 26 percent from 22 percent due to optimization of machinery and benefits from economies of scale.
Cheung told a Hong Kong press conference the company plans to increase its annual capacity by 19 percent to 5.35 million tonnes from the existing 4.5 million tonnes by the end of June 2007, followed by another 49 percent hike to 7.75 million tonnes by mid- 2008.
"We aim to raise the annual capacity of our four plants to not less than three million tonnes each" Cheung said.
The company has earmarked 3.5 billion yuan and 5.5 billion yuan for capital investment in fiscal 2007 and 2008, according to chief financial officer Waltery Law.
Nine Dragons operates one plant in Dongguan and another in Taicang, in eastern Jiangsu province, with annual capacity of 2.85 million and 1.65 million tonnes, respectively. The third plant, located in Chongqing, is expected to start operating by mid-2008.
The company expects to decide on its fourth production base, at an undisclosed location in northern China, later this year.
It also plans set up production bases in other Asian countries, along with exploring globally opportunities in the competitive upstream pulp business.
Cheung said Nine Dragons intends to become the world's largest packaging paperboard manufacturer in three years.
Its shares closed Tuesday at HK$15.96, down HK$1.58.
Nine Dragons Paper (2689.HK), with stock down 8.9% midday at HK$9.75 and down a whopping 51% year-to-date, likely to have sufficiently priced in significantly lower earnings growth. 1H net profit only +11% on-year at CNY1.056 billion, 36% of full-year earnings estimates of CNY2.955 billion pegged by Thomson. Earnings shortfall likely mainly due to surging costs; gross profit margin fell to 23.6% vs 26.0% year ago on rising operating, raw material costs, thus offsetting 44% jump in sales to CNY6.69 billion. Stock hasn't traded below HK$10 since November 2006; Volume modest at HK$49 million.
Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Ltd said its net profit for the first half to December came in at 1.06 bln yuan, up 11.4 pct from 948.1a year earlier, mainly due to increased sales volume and higher selling prices.
Revenue for the six-month period rose 44.2 pct to 6.69 bln yuan from 4.64 bln a year earlier.
The major contributor to its revenue remains its paper business, which accounted for 97.8 pct of the total revenue, with the remaining sales revenue generated from its pulp business.
Paper sales revenue for the period surged 45.6 pct year-on-year due to increased sales volume and average selling price of its paperboard packaging products. It increased by 30.6 pct to approximately 2.1 mln tonnes from 1.6 mln tonnes a year earlier.
For the period, domestic sales represented 57.7 pct of its total sales, against 59.0 pct a year earlier.
Shares of Nine Dragons were down 0.95 hkd or 8.88 pct to close the morning session at 9.75 hkd.
Issuance of US$300 Million Senior Notes Due 2013
(Hong Kong, 23 April 2008) Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Limited (the "Company")
is pleased to announce the pricing of a US$300 million senior notes offering (the
"Notes").
The Reg S / 144A Notes were priced yesterday at 99.493% and will bear a coupon of
7.875% and mature in April 2013. The Notes will be guaranteed by certain
subsidiaries of the Company and have been rated “BBB-” by Standard & Poor’s
Ratings Services and “BBB-” by Fitch Ratings Inc. The estimated net proceeds from
the offering of the Notes, after deduction of expenses, will amount to approximately
US$294.2 million and the Company intends to use substantially all of the net proceeds
to fund its capital expenditures or to refinance its existing bank loans and other
borrowings that were incurred to fund capital expenditures. The offering of the Notes
is expected to close on 29 April 2008, subject to certain closing conditions.
Cheung Yan, Chairlady of the Company said, "The Company is very pleased to have
the distinction of being the first debut issuer from Asia to access the international
bond markets in 2008 and one of the few PRC private sector companies to obtain an
investment grade rating for its maiden international bond issuance."
Das hört sich doch mal gut an...
Hongkong 06.05.08 (www.emfis.com) Die Nine Dragons Paper Holdings, der größte Papierhersteller Chinas, gab heute bekannt, dass man einen Anteil von 60 Prozent an der vietnamesischen Papierfabrik Cheng Yang Paper Mill Co übernehmen werde. Die Nine Dragons Paper wird dafür 22,8 Mio. USD zahlen.
Die Cheng Yang produziert jährlich rund 100.000 Tonnen Papier und Karton. Im nächsten Jahr sollen weitere 400.000 Tonnen Kapazität hinzukommen.