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Das bestätigt ja wohl auch der Auftragseingang der Entgegen der Konjunkturerwartung
gestiegen ist?
Das bestätigt ja wohl auch der Auftragseingang der Entgegen der Konjunkturerwartung
gestiegen ist?
Macquarie to buy RWE's Thames Water for $8.9 bln
Australian group outbids rivals to secure U.K.'s biggest water utility
PrintE-mailDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.usBy Simon Kennedy, MarketWatch
Last Update: 5:12 AM ET Oct 17, 2006
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- German utility RWE said late Monday it's agreed to sell Thames Water, the U.K.'s largest water utility, to a Macquarie Bank-led consortium for 4.8 billion pounds ($8.9 billion).
The Australian bank reportedly outbid several rivals including Qatar Investment Authority, which had been seen by many as the frontrunner to acquire Thames Water.
RWE (DE:703712: news, chart, profile) said it will take a book gain in the mid hundreds of millions of euros from the sale to the Macquarie-led consortium, dubbed Kemble Water.
The consortium will also take on 3.2 billion pounds of debt as part of the deal, implying a valuation of 8 billion pounds for the firm.
Shares in RWE slipped 0.7% in Frankfurt, broadly in line with a wider fall in the German market. Also see Europe Markets.
RWE's shares had climbed more than 13% since late September as bid speculation intensified.
Thames Water had also reportedly been a target for U.K. financier Guy Hands's private-equity firm Terra Firma and Australian energy group Alinta.
Robert Miller-Bakewell, an analyst at Merrill Lynch said the price was higher than originally expected, though continued press speculation had raised expectations in recent weeks.
Thames Water has been under increasing pressure to fix old and leaking pipes and costs from these improvements could easily reach 500 million pounds, Miller-Bakewell added in a note to clients.
RWE said the transaction, which is subject to approval by the firm's supervisory board and antitrust authorities, is expected to close by early December.
"The divestiture of Thames Water is a major milestone in RWE's strategy to focus on its core strengths and concentrate on the converging European electricity and gas markets," said Harry Roels, CEO of RWE.
Thames Water is the second U.K. water company to be bought this month and the latest in a string of infrastructure acquisitions, in which Australia's Macquarie bank has been a key player.
In early October AWG (UK:AWG: news, chart, profile) agreed to be bought by a group of Australian and Canadian pension funds, along with U.K. private equity firm 3i Group (UK:III: news, chart, profile) for about $4.12 billion.
Macquarie's infrastructure and property funds own a string of toll roads, airports and utilities across the U.K., U.S. and Asia and manage over $66 billion of investments worldwide. See archived story.
It was also an early bidder for the London Stock Exchange (UK:LSE: news, chart, profile) , with a 1.5 billion pound offer in late 2005, which the exchange swiftly rejected.
Increased demand for infrastructure investments has seen bidding become more competitive.
Macquarie missed out on acquiring the U.K.'s largest port operator, Associated British Ports (UK:ABP: news, chart, profile) , in June when Goldman Sachs (GS : The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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Last: 185.22+1.37+0.75%
4:15am 10/17/2006
Australian group outbids rivals to secure U.K.'s biggest water utility
PrintE-mailDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.usBy Simon Kennedy, MarketWatch
Last Update: 5:12 AM ET Oct 17, 2006
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- German utility RWE said late Monday it's agreed to sell Thames Water, the U.K.'s largest water utility, to a Macquarie Bank-led consortium for 4.8 billion pounds ($8.9 billion).
The Australian bank reportedly outbid several rivals including Qatar Investment Authority, which had been seen by many as the frontrunner to acquire Thames Water.
RWE (DE:703712: news, chart, profile) said it will take a book gain in the mid hundreds of millions of euros from the sale to the Macquarie-led consortium, dubbed Kemble Water.
The consortium will also take on 3.2 billion pounds of debt as part of the deal, implying a valuation of 8 billion pounds for the firm.
Shares in RWE slipped 0.7% in Frankfurt, broadly in line with a wider fall in the German market. Also see Europe Markets.
RWE's shares had climbed more than 13% since late September as bid speculation intensified.
Thames Water had also reportedly been a target for U.K. financier Guy Hands's private-equity firm Terra Firma and Australian energy group Alinta.
Robert Miller-Bakewell, an analyst at Merrill Lynch said the price was higher than originally expected, though continued press speculation had raised expectations in recent weeks.
Thames Water has been under increasing pressure to fix old and leaking pipes and costs from these improvements could easily reach 500 million pounds, Miller-Bakewell added in a note to clients.
RWE said the transaction, which is subject to approval by the firm's supervisory board and antitrust authorities, is expected to close by early December.
"The divestiture of Thames Water is a major milestone in RWE's strategy to focus on its core strengths and concentrate on the converging European electricity and gas markets," said Harry Roels, CEO of RWE.
Thames Water is the second U.K. water company to be bought this month and the latest in a string of infrastructure acquisitions, in which Australia's Macquarie bank has been a key player.
In early October AWG (UK:AWG: news, chart, profile) agreed to be bought by a group of Australian and Canadian pension funds, along with U.K. private equity firm 3i Group (UK:III: news, chart, profile) for about $4.12 billion.
Macquarie's infrastructure and property funds own a string of toll roads, airports and utilities across the U.K., U.S. and Asia and manage over $66 billion of investments worldwide. See archived story.
It was also an early bidder for the London Stock Exchange (UK:LSE: news, chart, profile) , with a 1.5 billion pound offer in late 2005, which the exchange swiftly rejected.
Increased demand for infrastructure investments has seen bidding become more competitive.
Macquarie missed out on acquiring the U.K.'s largest port operator, Associated British Ports (UK:ABP: news, chart, profile) , in June when Goldman Sachs (GS : The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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4:15am 10/17/2006
Voll der Psycho!
Strategie erzeugt Macht und Reichtum aber oftmals geistige Armut!
LG Electronics 3Q Profit Plunges
Tuesday October 17, 5:01 am ET
LG Electronics 3rd Quarter Profit Plunges 85 Percent on Flat-Panel Unit Loss
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- LG Electronics Co. on Tuesday said third-quarter net profit plunged as a hefty loss in its flat-panel unit erased profits from mobile phone sales.
LG Electronics earned 22.7 billion won (US$23.8 million; euro19 million) in the three months ended Sept. 30, the company said in a statement, drop of 85 percent from the same period last year.
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LG Electronics is South Korea's largest home appliance manufacturer and the world's fifth-largest mobile phone handset manufacturer by shipments.
The result, however, was still better than expected. The average estimate of nine analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires forecast that the company would post a net loss of seven billion won (US$7.3 million; euro5.9 million).
Sales during the quarter rose 0.6 percent to 6.05 trillion won (US$6.3 billion; euro5.1 billion).
LG.Philips LCD Co., a joint venture between LG Electronics and Philips Electronics NV of the Netherlands, reported last week a third-quarter net loss of 321 billion won (US$336 billion; euro268 billion).
Margins in LG Electronics' handset division swung into the black, after posting losses the two preceding quarters, on robust sales of its trendy, higher-priced "Chocolate" mobile phones.
LG Electronics sold a total of 16.5 million mobile phones in the third quarter, up 7 percent from the year before.
Shares in LG Electronics, which released earnings results before the market closed, fell 0.2 percent to close at 59,500 won US$62; euro50).
Tuesday October 17, 5:01 am ET
LG Electronics 3rd Quarter Profit Plunges 85 Percent on Flat-Panel Unit Loss
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- LG Electronics Co. on Tuesday said third-quarter net profit plunged as a hefty loss in its flat-panel unit erased profits from mobile phone sales.
LG Electronics earned 22.7 billion won (US$23.8 million; euro19 million) in the three months ended Sept. 30, the company said in a statement, drop of 85 percent from the same period last year.
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LG Electronics is South Korea's largest home appliance manufacturer and the world's fifth-largest mobile phone handset manufacturer by shipments.
The result, however, was still better than expected. The average estimate of nine analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires forecast that the company would post a net loss of seven billion won (US$7.3 million; euro5.9 million).
Sales during the quarter rose 0.6 percent to 6.05 trillion won (US$6.3 billion; euro5.1 billion).
LG.Philips LCD Co., a joint venture between LG Electronics and Philips Electronics NV of the Netherlands, reported last week a third-quarter net loss of 321 billion won (US$336 billion; euro268 billion).
Margins in LG Electronics' handset division swung into the black, after posting losses the two preceding quarters, on robust sales of its trendy, higher-priced "Chocolate" mobile phones.
LG Electronics sold a total of 16.5 million mobile phones in the third quarter, up 7 percent from the year before.
Shares in LG Electronics, which released earnings results before the market closed, fell 0.2 percent to close at 59,500 won US$62; euro50).
Voll der Psycho!
Strategie erzeugt Macht und Reichtum aber oftmals geistige Armut!
doch wieder verkaufen?
In 6 Monaten schlechte Aussichten?
In 6 Monaten schlechte Aussichten?
Das mit dem gap stimmt. Allerdings sollte man auch beachten, dass im Moment der DOW an einem Eröffnunsgap bastelt, welches auch geschlossen werden könnte ;-)
Beste Grüße vom Gesellen 
sonst ist bis Morgen Long out.
Gruß Moya 
bleiben kleine Gaps auch manchmal stehen..
Mit den 6200 KO Scheinen wurden auch heute viele verar....
Mal schauen wo es in den nächsten Tagen hin geht..
Schau dir mal die Wochencharts an!
Grüße TT
Mit den 6200 KO Scheinen wurden auch heute viele verar....
Mal schauen wo es in den nächsten Tagen hin geht..
Schau dir mal die Wochencharts an!
Grüße TT
Europäer ihre Hand am DOW-future. Die Amis schlafen noch. Erst ab 14/14:30 übernehmen die Amis die futures. Dann wird sich zeigen, wohin die Reise geht.
@TrendTrader, ich schau mir seit längerem die daily- und weeklycharts an! Eigentlich wäre schon längst ein Rücklauf dran gewesen. Fakt ist allerdings, dass der bisher nicht kam. Ob es heute soweit sein wird, keine Ahnung. Vielleicht kancken wir heute auch die 12.000 im DOW und ziehen dann bis 12.500 durch. Den Amis ist im Moment alles zuzutrauen.
Beste Grüße vom Gesellen
die Indízes werden in Kürze drehen und wieder steigen!
Was allerdings mit der Lufthansa los ist? Tststss - wohl der Treibstoff ausgegangen!
Was allerdings mit der Lufthansa los ist? Tststss - wohl der Treibstoff ausgegangen!
MfG 
Mal sehen ob sich mein Mut bezahlt macht!! Ich denke spätestens nach den US Daten passt wieder alles!!
Zu Lufthansa: Ich würde sagen, der gestiegene ÖL-Preis wirkt sich sicher nicht so günstig!!
mfg J.B.
Zu Lufthansa: Ich würde sagen, der gestiegene ÖL-Preis wirkt sich sicher nicht so günstig!!
mfg J.B.
und wen es sonst noch interessiert. Im weekly beim DOW (cash) das Momentum mal anschauen. Das ist von einem Wert über 1.000 auf 760 runtergefahren.
Ist kein Handlungshinweis! Nur eine Information für Interessierte!!!!
So, ich mach mal Mittag. Bis die Tage ;-)
Beste Grüße vom Gesellen
Bis die Tage??? Machst Du so lange Mittag?? *lol* Lass es Dir schmecken!!
mfg J.B.
mfg J.B.
nachvollziehbar, weshalb die 6130 longs noch nicht geknockt wurden.. wir waren doch im Tief bei 6128?
aber wenn du auf den ariva Dax-Chart klickst erscheint 6128,40.. liegt der Fehler bei ariva...
Genau deshalb steht bei Ariva & Co. immer dabei: INDIKATION
Beste Grüße vom Shortkiller
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