Bunge Global Aktie

Wird die Dividende von Bunge eigentlich immer noch steuerfrei ausgezahlt, da aus dem "Einlagekonto"?

Forum scheint tot zu sein. Hab den Wert schon länger auf der Watchlist, bin aber noch unentschlossen....

ich bin stolzer Aktionär von Bunge, noch jemand dabei. Weiß jemand was zu berichtn , z.B über Brasilien ?

Analysts say Bunge public offer could fund Corn Products buyout try, but odds are against it HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Bunge Ltd. might use the funds from a public offering announced Monday for another attempt to buy Corn Products International Inc., but the odds are against it, a pair of analysts said Tuesday. Seed and agribusiness company Bunge has begun a public offering of 10 million shares that would raise about $708.4 million based on Monday's closing share price of $70.84. The company last November ended a bid to take over Corn Products after the refiner's board withdrew its recommendation of the proposed $4.4 billion deal. "While nothing would shock us, we would be surprised ... if Bunge were to acquire Corn Products International -- which likely will benefit from speculation of a renewed deal -- in part reflecting the hiring of a new CEO at Corn Products International," analyst Kenneth Zaslow of BMO Capital Markets said in a client note. Westchester, Ill.-based corn refiner Corn Products International announced in April that Ilene Gordon was appointed chairman, president and CEO. Separately, Deutsche Bank analyst Christina McGlone said that if Bunge tried again to purchase Corn Products, the transaction value would be about $3.7 billion, or $39 per share to shareholders of Corn Products International. That would represent a 34 percent premium to the stock's closing price Monday of $29.21. "However, given the still tight funding environment and amount of distressed assets in the agribusiness space globally, the ultimate use of funds is unknown, at this point," she said in a note to investors. A spokeswoman for Bunge did not immediately return a call seeking comment Tuesday morning. Shares of Bunge fell $2.89, or 4 percent, to $67.95 in premarket trading Tuesday.