Archive for November 22nd, 2009
Bias: “Possible entry in general”
”There is nowhere written that you can not take stakes in banks or insurance companies. This applies to general, even if the preference is not determined’’said Paolo Biasi, President of the Foundation Cariverona, the former shareholder of Unicredit.
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Venuti: “A little ‘cautious’
The general framework of the bags seems to have changed, but the calls for caution not cease. “Even if the data on U.S. GDP in the first three months 2001 has been good yet to be confirmed,” says Gianfranco Venuti, chief investment officer of Global Bank, “The caution therefore not be too careful. The shocks experienced in recent months are tough disposed of, however, markets have reached a level that can be called the floor from which to start rebuilding. “
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Vodafone: set limits for the maxi-offer
The telephone group Vodafone announced that it has set the terms for the capital increase, increasing the amount emitted by 3 3,5 billion pounds (1.82 billion new shares). The increase was justified by the high demand from institutional investors. The price was set at 1.94 pounds, just five pence below the closing price on Wednesday. The new shares represent approximately 2.8% of capital and are placed to finance the purchase by BT of the mobile telephony business in Japan and Spain.
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Adidas net profit falling 12%
Adidas-Salomon announced this morning a net income of 46 million euros for the first quarter of 2001, down 12% compared to the value obtained in the same period last year. The figure is, however, slightly better than analysts’ forecasts, which had expected a decrease of 15%. The title changes hands at 68 euros, unchanged from the close yesterday.
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Marketplace goes on minimum
Continued decline in the indexes, which are worn close to the minimum of day, with the MIB 30, which reaches 40,474 points, declining by 1%, close to the support of 40,400. Same fate for the Mibtel, which leaves the field 0.82%. Situation worse for Numtel, who had opened the lead by 0.6% and hours lost 0.68%.
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Pesenti, “emerge from Poligrafici editorial”
The group also will sell Pesenti said that the remaining share, equal to 4.99%, maintained hitherto in Poligrafici editorial bag when the courses will be attractive to the operation. Printing loses at this time 1, 99% to € 1.875 euros, while its parent Monrif yields the 1, 67% to 1.24 euros.
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Vodafone complicates the plans of BT?
The capital increase of Vodafone has been a real success, with the company forced to increase the amount emitted by 3 3,5 billion pounds (1.82 billion new shares), given the high demand from institutional investors. The success of the issue demonstrates the attractiveness of the title, analysts said, and also the price of 194 pence set for the operation it became interesting. Vodafone likes to investors for management and for strategies. The placement of Vodafone, however, could be detrimental to British Telecom, keen to launch a maxi-issue of new shares by the end of the year. Once digested the transaction, Vodafone’s interest for the operation of BT could shrink dramatically.
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Telecom, via the conversion
The extraordinary meeting approved the conversion of savings shares into ordinary shares and the subsequent buy-back on 10% of the capital. Operation increased by a large majority but which has seen the surprise failure by the Treasury, owner of 3.46% of the capital.
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Samsung plans increasing sales of mobile phones
The Korean manufacturer Samsung Electronics provides an increase of 27% of sales of mobile phones for 2001. Samsung expects to sell 28 million units against 22 million last year. Park Sang-jin, vice-chairman of the group, stressed that the performance should be possible thanks to a 30% increase in exports.
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Mibtel uncertain
The Mibtel remains uncertain today browsing around the parity. Negative phones such as Telecom and Tim, but also titles like utiilty AEM and Enel. Alliance instead he stopped his run-down, stopping to 12.3 euros, the title suffered a heavy fall yesterday after the controversy about the correctness of the results of published financial statements. Out instead Mediaset and Banca Intesa.