Kursverdoppelung bei Actua Corporation (vorm. Internet Capital)

Die Frage ist, was uns in der Versammlung übermorgen am Tag vor dem Börsengang (oder besser: nach der Notiertung unter dem Namen und der Einbeziehung des Geschäftes von GoIndustry) präsentier wird. Im Dezember lief das Geschäft gigantisch gut, wie Ihr der nachstehenden Adresse mit exakt 100 Deals entnehmen könnt. Im gesamten Jahr 2004 waren es 600.

www.goindustry.de/de/salelistclosed.asp

Allerdings ist das Geschäft sehr stark vom Saisonverlauf geprägt, im Januar ist dafür tote Hose. Präsentieren sie uns z.B. das vierte Quartal 2005, sieht alles ganz toll aus. Liefern sie uns keine Zahlen, sondern erst im Mai welche für das erste Quartal könnten diese Zahlen etwas enttäuschen.

Leider ist  einer der Hauptaktionäre, Internet Capital, nicht gerade für eine offene Informationspolitik bekannt, da dort Insider immer noch beim Aufstocken ihrer Beteiligungen sind und dabei nicht durch steigende Kurse beeinträchtigt werden möchten.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEInternet Capital Group Leads $15 Million Financing Round in WhiteFenceHouston, TX – December 6, 2005 – WhiteFence, the leading online marketplace for residential services, today announced that Internet Capital Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: ICGE) has acquired a significant interest in its business, having led a Series A Preferred Stock financing round of approximately $15 million.WhiteFence operates the nation’s leading online service used by household consumers to compare and purchase essential home services such as electricity, natural gas, telephone, cable/satellite TV, and high-speed Internet, as well as other home- and move-related services and products. “Consumers love our service because we save them time, provide one-stop convenience, and help them select the best services from among a complete menu of offerings,” said Arthur Maxwell, WhiteFence’s Chief Executive Officer. “We believe that ICG is the right partner, particularly in terms of their Internet and online marketing expertise, to help us extend our leadership position.”WhiteFence serves the approximately 23 million U.S. households that move each year, as well as consumers looking to purchase new services or find better deals. The Company reaches consumers directly through Company-owned web sites and also through its network of exclusive channel partners, who integrate the web services application within their own business processes and web sites.“We have built something unique,” adds Maxwell. “We are not only a marketing company, we have developed our own highly advanced transaction and server-to-server integration technologies, which support our nationwide partner network consisting of several hundred service providers and channel partners. Our technology, which has processed 2.2 million transactions to date, provides our service providers with tremendous operational and cost savings, and makes us rapidly scalable within a large market opportunity.”Walter Buckley, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Internet Capital Group, noted “We’ve spent significant resources evaluating online marketing companies, and believe WhiteFence represents a valuable addition to the ICG network. With a web-enabled Internet software platform, a comprehensive, scaleable solution that captures important transactional data, and a very large market opportunity, WhiteFence is positioned to create long-term value for ICG and its stockholders.” “Our vision is simple,” said Maxwell, “. . . to become the one-stop electronic marketplace for all consumers to shop, buy and pay for essential home services, as well as other ongoing services and relevant products, both residential and commercial, domestic and abroad.”Revolution Partners, LLC, a Boston based investment banking firm, provided placement services in connection with this financing.About WhiteFenceWhiteFence, a Houston-based company, is the nationwide leader in online service transactions for essential home services. WhiteFence provides a unique service that enables consumers to compare available service provider offerings at their particular address, and immediately complete all of their transactions through one easy-to-use online platform – no call-backs, link-offs or need for consumers to repeat information. WhiteFence also creates significant value for its service provider partners, which include major phone, video, high speed internet, electricity, natural gas and banking providers. In addition to being a great customer acquisition source for service providers, WhiteFence also provides order processing efficiencies through its patent pending transaction and server-to-server integration technologies, which include multi-lateral electronic communications with and within back-end provisioning systems. WhiteFence reaches millions of moving households with timely move and home-related services through company-owned websites and through exclusive relationships with hundreds of channel partners, such as multifamily property owners, real estate companies, relocation services, web portals, home builders and other organizations.WhiteFence headquarters are located in Houston, Texas. For more information, please visit www.WhiteFence.com.About Internet Capital GroupInternet Capital Group (www.internetcapital.com) owns and builds Internet software companies that drive business productivity and reduce transaction costs between firms. Founded in 1996, ICG devotes its expertise and capital to maximizing the success of these platform companies that are delivering on-demand software and service applications to customers worldwide.-###-Safe Harbor Statement under Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995The statements contained in this press release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements that involve certain risks and uncertainties including but not limited to risks associated with the uncertainty of future performance of our partner companies, acquisitions or dispositions of interests in partner companies, the effect of economic conditions generally, capital spending by customers and development of the e-commerce and information technology markets, and uncertainties detailed in the Company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These and other factors may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected.

Nach 9 von 20 Beteiligungen sieht meine Rechung für Internet Capital wie folgt aus:

Nettocash/Wertpapiere = 170 Millionen

ICGCommerce = 135 Millionen

Freeborders = 120 Millionen

Starcite = 115 Millionen

Credittrade = 95 Millionen

Metastorm = 56 Millionen

Marketron = 35 Millionen

GoIndustry = 35 Millionen

Computerjobs = 16 Millionen

Whitefence = 15 Millionen

macht zusammen: 892 Millionen.

Im nachhinein muss ich sagen, dass ich vermutlich Freeborders dabei etwas zu hoch bewertet habe, zu Lasten von Credittrade - das gleicht sich aber aus, denn die Umsätze von Freeborder sind vermutlich noch nicht so hoch, wie ich vermutet habe, die bei Creditrade wahrscheinlich größer als vermutet. Denn wir wissen nur, dass auf der Basis der letzten Quartalszahlen Credittrade, Freeborders, GoIndustry und Marketron zusammen auf einen Jahresumsatz von 141 Millionen kommen.

Vielleicht übertreib der Verfasser mit Bemerkung "its own sucessfull IPO" ein wenig. Gut, Blackboard war mit einer heutigen Marktkapitalisierung von 800 Millionen ein Erfolg. Linkshare's Verkauf zu 425 Millionen war auch noch eine größere Hausnummer. Auch Arbinet, wo sie allerdings nur 3% hatten, war in der Spitze schon einmal auf einer halben Millarde, sind dann aber eingekracht - hier hat Internet Capital den größten Teil rechtzeitig verkauft. Der Rest muss noch kommen - und das ist in der Tat einiges in der Pipeline, was Erfolge verspricht. Übermorgen startet mit GoIndustry die nächste Börsennotierung, die allerdings auch kein reiner IPO ist - auch wenn GoIndustry vielleicht nicht zu den Perlen im Portfolio gehört. Richtige Kohle gibt es meines Erachtens bei IPO's von Starcite und Freeborders, die meines Erachtens irgendwann kommen werden - aber eher in 2007 oder 2008. Das sind aber Zeitrahmen, die Geduld erfordern, die Aktie ist also, worauf ich immer wieder hinweise, nichts für Zocker. Dass das einmal eine Spielwiese für diese Klientel war, ändert nicht an meiner Aussage. Denn wir haben hier ein weitgehend schuldenfreies Unternehmen, mit folglich doch hoher Eigenkapitalquote - der früher hohe Leverage-Effekt bei postiven Entwicklungen ist dadurch kleiner, aber die auch die Sicherheit der Anlage sehr viel größer. Das Problem ist, dass die Privatanleger diesen Wechsel noch nicht nachvollzogen haben. Meines Erachtens ist das daher ein gute Chance, sich immer noch vorhandenene, wenn auch reduzierte Vervielfachungschanchen zu sichern - und das bei auf dem momentanen Kursniveau sehr niedrigem Risiko.

libuda zitiert so geren aus fremden Boards.
Hier ein Beitrag, der nicht kommentiert werden muss (hersto, esla, snag..und wie er heißt wird dies natürlich kommentieren..., natürlich hat er immer Recht gehabt und alle anderen sind dreiste, unverscvhämte.....Verzocker, lol)

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An alle Fans von ICGE
Habe mir mal die Schlusskurse der letzten Jahre per 31.12. herausgesucht.
2001 1,32 Euro
2002 0,38 Euro
2003 0,28 Euro
2004 0,3375 Euro (6,75)
2005 0,332 Euro (6,64)
Habe diesen Thread auch teilweise gelesen und die Voraussage eines bestimmten Users sind bisher nicht einmal ansatzweise eingetreten.
Welche Gründe gibt es für interessiert Anleger, diese Share zu kaufen?????
Die o.g. Kurse sind für einen Langzeitanleger nicht gerade überzeugend.
Allen noch ein gutes und erfolgreiches Jahr 2006!!!
gans35

India presents a clear model for success, says Bin Wang, founder and chief executive of Beijing-based Beyondsoft. "The Indians are now really climbing up the industry value chain," Wang said. "There's no way we can touch them yet."

Wipro, Infosys Offer Examples

Over the past decade, Indian companies such as Wipro (WIT) and Infosys Technologies (INFY) have built a global empire for outsourced software.

The Indian firms started by writing basic code and testing programs. Their low-cost, high-quality labor attracted clients from elsewhere.

Over time, the Indians improved their software quality and delivery methods. Lately, they've moved upstream to sell more complex, and lucrative, software products. They've also added consulting services.

Now it's China's turn to climb that ladder of progress, says Wang. He cites the country's explosion of new highways, ports, buildings and the rest of the infrastructure needed to build a strong tech industry.

Also, the government is investing heavily to promote high tech. It helps that China churns out more than 300,000 graduates with tech degrees each year. "Competition is growing fast in China," Wang said. "The Chinese government wants to move the national economy from low-end manufacturing to more high-end tech services."

Still, the software field in China remains highly fragmented. The country is home to thousands of software makers, but few employ as many as 50 people, says McKinsey & Co. No clear leaders have emerged.

The largest Chinese software outsourcers are hardly household names. The top five, ranked by 2004 revenue, are Dalian Hi-Think, Neusoft, SinoCom, Venus Software and Changxiang. Others include HiSoft, China National, BroadenGate Systems, CVIC SE and Worksoft.

There are so many firms in the world's most populous nation that China's software outsourcing market already has some heft.

That field's sales should reach $1 billion this year, says International Data Corp. The market tracker forecasts average annual growth of 51%, reaching sales of $4.7 billion in '09.

China is already the largest offshore outsourcing base for Japan, which will account for $225 million of that $1 billion this year.

To grow more, China must take cues from India, agrees Philip Lew, chief operating officer of Beyondsoft. Just as India has built a strong reputation for serving the financial sector, China should pursue clients in manufacturing and retail.

"Those are key markets for us," he said. "To expand our footprint, we plan to follow the Indians by making small strategic acquisitions."

Freeborders, meanwhile, is based in San Francisco. But all 400 of its programmers work in Shenzhen, China. That city was the site of an outsourcing summit this month hosted by the Chinese government and U.S. tech research firm Gartner.

Freeborders Chief Executive John Cestar said his company is "very methodically and quietly building the Wipro of China."

Piracy Remains One Hurdle

Likewise, Beyondsoft's mission statement begins with its aim "to become the Infosys of China."

"India pioneered the model," Cestar said. "We can learn a lot from what India did."

The Chinese market faces steep hurdles. For one, its software piracy rates hover near 90%. And there are language and cultural barriers.

Freeborders has worked with CyberQ, an Indian consulting firm, to improve its software quality. As a result, Freeborders expects this month to attain the highest ranking from the entity that provides global certification for software quality. That rating is a five; most of China's software firms are a two.

Cestar downplays language concerns. He cites a surplus of English-speaking grads in China. Freeborders received 20,000 job resumes last year, but hired only 220 people.

"I can assure you," he said, "they all speak near-perfect English."

The biggest obstacle to China's software growth involves a dearth of seasoned managers, says Cestar. He says that's due to the nation's long history of state-run companies.

"There are a lot of bureaucrats in state industries, and often they don't deliver Western-style quality," he said.

Ich war hier immer stiller Beobachter weil ich jede Menge ICGE gebunkert habe.Nun ist mir aufgefallen,dass ein sogenannter Traumdeuter mit allen Postings nur ein Ziel verfolgt,unqualifiziert ICGE und Libuda niederzumachen.Was soll das?
Libuda hat viel auf dem Kasten,ist es vielleicht Neid,oder der Versuch eine Super Aktie madig zu machen?  

Two IPOs are set to price this week, closing out a year that saw 24 tech companies go public in the United States.
December 16, 2005

The 2005 IPO hunting season opened on January 20, when three deals were priced. It will close this week, which begins on December 19, when two deals are expected to be priced.



For Wall Street’s IPO bankers, the coming week will be a wrap. Math nerds and frat boys, of course, will realize that the IPO market has once again made its annual journey from alpha to omega.



The year opened with biotechnology company ViaCell, chemical company Celanese, and insurance company SeaBright Insurance Holdings going public. Their aftermarket results were mixed.



ViaCell got off to a fast start, but had faded into the loser’s column by mid-December. The company offered 7.5 million shares at $7 per share and closed its opening day at $8.69, up 24.1 percent above its initial offering price. On December 15, ViaCell closed at $5.42, down 22.6 percent from its offering price.



Celanese priced 50 million shares at $16 per share to raise $800 million, one of 2005’s largest deals. Celanese closed its opening day unchanged. On December 15, Celanese closed at $18.80, up 10.6 percent from its initial offering price.



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SeaBright Insurance got off to a good opening-day start and did well in the months that followed. SeaBright priced 7.5 million shares at $10.50 each and closed its opening day at $11.80, up 14.8 percent from its initial offering price. On December 15, SeaBright closed at $15.32, up 45.9 percent above its initial offering price.



All told, nine IPOs were priced during January 2005.



And then came February. That was when Chinese and technology IPOs made their debuts.



Hurray! Holding, a Beijing-based provider of wireless value-added services to mobile phone users in China, was the curtain raiser for both Chinese and technology IPOs.



On February 3, Hurray! Holding priced 6.9 million shares at $10.25 each and closed its opening day at $10.25, unchanged from its initial offering price. On December 15, Hurray! Holding closed at $8.75, down 14.6 percent from its initial offering price.



As of December 16, eight China-based companies have gone public in the United States as well as 24 technology companies. This sector included Internet, semiconductor, technology, and wireless.



Year-End Snapshot

From January 20 through December 16, bankers priced 200 IPOs. That was below 2004’s pace of 233 IPOs. (This excludes 15 units consisting of common stock and warrants. In 2005, bankers had priced 30 units.)



A year ago, on December 16, 2004, bankers priced two IPOs to close the year’s IPO traffic. They were MHI, a Williamsburg, Virginia-based real estate investment trust (REIT), and Warren Resources, a New York City-based offshore oil and gas exploration company.



MHI priced 6 million shares at $10 each. On December 15, MHI closed at $9.04, down 9.6 percent from its initial offering price.



Warren Resources priced 9.5 million shares at $7.50 each. On December 15, Warren Resources closed at $15.54, up 107.2 percent from its initial offering price.



This week, bankers plan to price two deals to close 2005’s season. They are CRM Holdings, a Hamilton, Bermuda-based provider of fee-based management and other services for workers’ compensation self-insured groups in New York and California. Also pricing is NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals, a Wakefield, Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical company developing innovative medical products to fight infection and inflammation.



Inside the IPO Calendar

Below are the profiles of this week’s IPOs:

—CRM Holdings plans to price 8.85 million shares at $13 to $16 per share. The company will offer 6 million shares and selling shareholders will offer 2.85 million shares. The IPO is to start trading mid-week during the week that starts on December 19. Formed in 1999, CRM Holdings has about 158 full-time employees and about eight part-time employees.

Underwriters: Sandler O’Neill Partners and KeyBanc Capital Markets are the joint-lead managers.

Selected Principal Shareholders: None

52-week Percentage Change:

Dow Jones U.S. Specialized Customer Services Index: down 14.7 percent

Nasdaq Composite Index: up 5.33 percent



—NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals plans to price 12 million shares at $12 to $14 per share. The IPO is to start trading on December 20. As of September 30, NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals had an accumulated deficit of $5 million. Formed in 1997, NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals has about 130 employees.

Underwriters: Jefferies is the lead manager. The co-managers are Adams Harkness, GMP Securities, and SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.

Selected Principal Shareholder: The Westaim Corp.

52-week Percentage Change:

Dow Jones U.S. Pharmaceutical Index: down 4.07 percent

Nasdaq Composite Index: up 5.77 percent



Preliminary IPO Calendar for December 19, 2005
 

Issue (Proposed Symbol)
Manager
Shares (millions)
Low
High
Est. $ Volume

CRM Holdings (CRMH)
Sandler O'Neill/KeyBanc Capital Markets
8.85
$13.00
$16.00
$128.33

NUCRYST Pharmaceuticals (NCST)
Jefferies
5.77
$12.00
$14.00
$75.01

Totals: (2)
 
 
 
 
$203.34


 
 
 
 
 

No Date/To Be Determined
 
 
 
 
 

A-Max Technology (AMAX)
Merrill Lynch/UBS Investment Bank
6.50
$14.50
$16.50
$100.75

Boulder Specialty Brands (OTCBB: tba) (u)
Citigroup/Roth Capital Partners
14.00
$8.00
$8.00
$112.00

Castle Brands (AMEX: ROX)
Oppenheimer
3.00
$8.00
$10.00
$27.00

FortuNet (FNET)
W.R. Hambrecht+Co.
2.50
$11.00
$13.00
$30.00

Glycotex (GLTX/GLTXW) (u)
Janney Montgomery Scott
3.75
$8.00
$10.00
$33.75

Grubb & Ellis Realty Advisors (AMEX: tba)
Deutsche Bank
25.00
$6.00
$6.00
$150.00

Hexion Specialty Chemicals (HXN)
Credit Suisse First Boston/Goldman Sachs
20.00
$21.00
$24.00
$450.00

IBuyDigital.com (IBUY)
Merriman Curhan Ford
3.25
$7.00
$9.00
$26.00

Linn Energy (LINE) (u)
RBC Capital Markets/Lehman Brothers
11.75
$19.00
$21.00
$235.00

MasterCard (MA)
Goldman Sachs/Citigroup/HSBC/JPMorgan
61.54
 
 
$2,450.00

Pixelplus (PXPL)
Jefferies Broadview/WR Hambracht+Co.
4.50
$12.50
$14.40
$60.75

Star Maritime Acquisition (AMEX: SEA/SEAW)(u)
Maxim Group/EarlyBirdCapital
18.87
$10.50
$10.00
$188.68

Traffic.com (TRFC)
W.R. Hambrecht+Co/JMP Securities
 
$10.50
$12.50
$86.25

Totals: (13)
 
 
 
 
$3,950.18

(u) Units

Wie Du dem vorstehenden Plan entnehmen kannst, sollte das mit Traffic.com als letzter IPO über die Bühne gehen.

Sowohl GoIndustry als auch Traffic.com sind noch nicht die ganz großen Würfe. Denn GoIndustry ist von den Kernbeteiligungen meines Erachtens eine von den schwächeren und bei Traffic.com ist der Anteil sehr klein. Inbesondere Traffic.com wird wie Linkshare oder Blackboard allerdings demonstrieren welche Marktkapitalisierungen Beteiligungen von Internet Capital haben können.
 
 
 
 
 

hatte vergessen, dass libuda ja kein Zocker ist, sondern Langfristanleger und deshalb wiederholt gerne betont,
dass er jeweils im Tief ge- und in den "Spizuen" verkauft hat.
Er ist der gefrustete, wäre ich auch wenn ich da 100.000 Euro drin hätte und sehen würde, was sich beim Dax in diesen 3 Jahren getan hat, er allein ist der gefrustete, deshalb jeden Tag das Pfeiffen im Wald (seit 4 Jahren!!!!!), da wird man leicht nervös und bürstet die anderen im Verfolgungswahn nieder...armes S....

Du kannst erzählen was du willst,Tatsache ist,auf deiner Seite gibt es nur Postings gegen Libuda und ICGE.Da macht man sich so seine Gedanken welches Ziel du verfolgst.

jemand Deinen Darling für 3,40 Dollar, den Du für 4280 Dollar gekauft und für 3,40 Dollar verkauft hast.

Da würdest Du doch sicher auch schier verrückt werden, wenn dieses Teil anschließend steigt. Wenn es sich dann auf 8,30 Dollar nur etwas mehr als verdoppelt, bleibst Du vielleicht noch ganz ruhig. Was ist aber dann, wenn dieses Teil, dass du zu Höchskursen gekauft hast und nach einer Mehr-als-Tausendstellung gekauft hast, wider Erwarten überlebt und sich aufmacht sich gegenüber Deinem Verkaufskurs wieder zu verfünffachen?

Nur die wenigsten Altanleger sind dann in der Lage, das den Neuanleger zu gönnen. Du meisten haben aber so viel Anstand, das schweigend hinzunehmen. Eine kleine Minderheit rastet aber völlig aus - und das erleben wir in den USA und auch hier in Deutschland auf den Aktienboards. Du kennst sicher den Poster vom Yahoo-Board, der Internet Capital einst für 3.000 gekauft hat und jetzt Tag und Nacht zu diesem Scheisspapier postet. In Deutschland haben wir noch ein Sonderfaktor, da schließen sich den Frustierten in Sachen Internet Capital noch die Totalverzocker in Sachen Commerce One an, für die es kein eigenes Board mehr gibt, weil diese Aktie mit Stumpf und Stiel ausgerottet wurde.

spätestens heute etwas erfahren, da dort eine Art Hauptversammlung vor dem morgigen Börsengang stattfindet. Wie Ihr weiter oben gelesen habt, hatte ja die Investor-Relation-Dame Information für Anfang Januar 2006 angekündigt - leider suchen wir da noch vergebens. Fakt ist aber immerhin, dass dieser Börsengang stattfindet und Internet Capital an diesem Unternehmen 38% hält. Für mich ist die ganze Geschichte eine positive Überraschung, denn ich hatte Mitte des Jahres 2005 GoIndustry schon einmal als weitgehend wertlos abgehakt, weil ich vermutete, dass die für fast nichts an diese neu an der Börse notierte Unternehmung verscheuert würden. Das scheint sich nicht zu bewahrheiten, in den neuesten Veröffentlichungen wird sogar von guten Aussichten des Unternehmens gesprochen. Übrigens auch in der nachstehenden Stellenanzeigen, die aber auch zeigen, dass GoIndustry seinen ursprünglich deutschen Charakter noch mehr verliert. Im letzten Jahr zeigte sich das schon beim teilweise neuen Führungsteam, wo kein Deutscher mehr vertreten ist, und wohl jetzt noch einmal in der Tatsache, dass die Steuerung des Unternehmens wohl von London ausgeschieht - so deuten das zumindest die nachstehenden Stellenanzeigen an. Man erfährt da noch so einiges, z.B. gleich in der ersten Stellenanzeige: "Support the CFO of a firm to be listed on the AIM with an ambitious growth program through financial and business analysis and project execution and to interface as required with key stakeholders." Man will offensichtlich wachsen, was ein Grund für den Börsengang zu sein scheint. Dabei hat man wohl weniger die Finanzierung über die Börse im Sinn, sondern wohl mehr die Möglichkeit, mit handelbaren Aktien eine Akquisitationswährung in den Händen zu haben, mit denen man weitere Aufkäufe in dieser extrem zersplitterten Sparte leichter bewerkstelligen könnte. Denkbar wäre es natürlich auch gewesen, dass Internet Capital mit seiner vorhandenen Cash die Finanzierung von Übernahmen stemmt. Aber auch hier sieht man die neue Strategie, dass man sich völlig vom Konzept, ein integrierter Technologiekonzern zu werden, gelöst hat, und wieder völlig auf der Inkubatorschiene fährt. Dies geht mit Risikostreuung und keiner zu starken Konzentratrion auf einzelne Unternehmen einher sowie mit einer Demonetariesierung bei reifen Unternehmen und einem Einstieg bei jungen Unternehmen, wofür der Einstieg bei Whitefence nach jahrelanger Abstinenz in dieser Hinsicht ein Beispiel ist.

Job Opportunities Open Positions

GoIndustry is dedicated to providing its clients a full range of asset sales and services. Our operating units worldwide have needs spanning from business generators, equipment experts, financial and marketing professionals, project managers, set up teams, to technology staff.


The company's mandate is to 'change the way business is done' by providing service levels never before achievable through leverage of technology, marketing, global coverage and, most importantly, an incomparable team of sector and functional experts in one firm.

If you feel you qualify and are interested a position with our firm, contact us by sending your Curriculum Vite / Resume to: recruiting@goindustry.com

GoIndustry AG
Landshuter Allee 38
80637 München
Germany
Tel: +49 (0)89 1255 58 0
Fax: +49 (0)89 12 55 58 12
GoIndustry USA
Michael Fox International
11425 Cronhill Drive
Owings Mills (Baltimore),
Maryland 21117 USA
Tel: +1 (410) 356-4142
Fax: +1 (410) 356-7278

GoIndustry, Ltd.
Henry Butcher International Ltd.
New London Bridge House
25 London Bridge Street
London SE1 9BQ
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 20 7098 3700
Fax: +44 20 7098 3795


Please enclose the position(s) you are interested in, your location preferences and start date availability.

Note: All applicants are expected to be fluent in English.




Open Positions

London UK, New London Bridge House, London SE1
Senior Business Analyst
In-House Legal Affairs Manager
Group Reporting Manager
Sales Administrator

Munich, Germany (Neuhausen)
Quality Assurance Manager

 


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Position: Senior Business Analyst
Department: Finance
Location: GoIndustry Ltd.; London UK
Reporting to: CFO
Salary: £45K-£55K depending on age and experience
1. JOB PURPOSE
Support the CFO of a firm to be listed on the AIM with an ambitious growth program through financial and business analysis and project execution and to interface as required with key stakeholders. Role will include regular interface at board level and thus requires a highly-motivated and confident individual, comfortable at taking the initiative.

2. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITES
• Business Analysis: Historical product and business line analysis, identification and communication of KPIs, new business development opportunity analysis (markets, geographies, products), potential M&A targets and related deal structures and negotiation, principal investment strategy, etc.
• Capital Market Analysis: Review of key metrics, performance and related variance analysis communication, forward-looking financial models, financing requirements and related impact on price per share, interface with analysts and investors as required
• Project Execution: New business development monitoring and recommended actions, post-acquisition integration, financings (public or otherwise)

3. KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE
• 2-5 years analyst experience – management consulting or corporate finance
• Extensive familiarity / comfort with financial modelling and business analysis
• Excellent academic record
• Advanced business qualification a plus

4. PERSONAL SKILLS
• Highly motivated
• Excellent ability to interact with external and internal parties
• Time management
• Strong team player
• German or other languages a plus

5. LEADERSHIP SKILLS
• Strong communication oral and written  
• Confidence to interact at a senior / board level
• Ability to manage projects without straightline authority

6. VALUES
Proactively model the GoI Leadership Values on a daily basis:
• Teamwork: Recognise the value that all the team bring to any situation. Leverage team strengths. Respect for all.
• Execution : Reach…set aggressive targets…recognise and reward progress…while understanding accountability and commitment
• Energy: Have enormous energy and the ability to energise and invigorate others…stimulate and relish change…not frightened or paralysed by it…see change as an opportunity – not a threat.
• Edge: Be creative and innovative. Take tough decisions.  

Please send your CV to recruiting@goindustry.com


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Position: In-House Legal Affairs Manager
Department: Finance
Location: GoIndustry Ltd.; London UK
Reporting to: CFO
Salary: Competitive
1. JOB PURPOSE
The role is positioned within the corporate finance team working on a broad variety of corporate contract and compliance management including requirements related to GoIndustry’s expected status as a public company with frequent interface with the Board.

2. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITES
• Monitor and enable legal and regulatory compliance for internal corporate governance, regulatory matters (AIM regulations), capital structure
• Manage interface with corporate legal counsel in multiple jurisdictions, subject matters
• Execute and communicate clear analyses of legal issues for the Board
• Provide and solicit from external counsel advice on company creation, Joint Ventures, M&A, Buying and Selling businesses, problems and dissolutions
• Review corporate policy and compliance on major commercial areas requiring legal compliance, i.e., data management, marketing, commercial terms & conditions
• Review material commercial contracts and agreements for divisions in 19 jurisdictions and beyond
• Manage material Company documentation and ensure that key milestones are met
• Act as primary interface for due diligence (both investigatory and providing materials to third parties)

3. KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE
• Experience managing legal counsels and processes
• Experience with negotiations and legal analysis, both national and cross border
• Excellent academic record
• Commercially aware and resourceful
• Demonstrate enthusiasm and experience of Corporate law

4. PERSONAL SKILLS
• Ability to manage projects effectively
• Proactive, lateral approach to tasks
• Strong team player
• Timeliness and punctuality
• Managing within budgets
• German or other languages a plus

5. LEADERSHIP SKILLS
• Strong communication oral and written  
• Ability to implement and manage change without straight line authority
• Leading Team Meetings

6. VALUES
Proactively model the GoI Leadership Values on a daily basis:
• Teamwork: Recognise the value that all the team bring to any situation. Leverage team strengths. Respect for all.
• Execution : Reach…set aggressive targets…recognise and reward progress…while understanding accountability and commitment
• Energy: Have enormous energy and the ability to energise and invigorate others…stimulate and relish change…not frightened or paralysed by it…see change as an opportunity – not a threat.
• Edge: Be creative and innovative. Take tough decisions.  


Please send your CV to recruiting@goindustry.com


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Position: Group Reporting Manager
Department: Finance
Location: GoIndustry Ltd.; London UK
Reporting to: Global Financial Controller
Salary: Competitive
Profile
GoIndustry, an international company providing industrial asset services, is seeking a Group Reporting Manager for the Finance Department, based in our London Bridge office.

Roles & Responsibilities
Proactive, ‘hands-on’ qualified accountant required for a busy head office working to tight reporting requirements using IFRS. The position is responsible for the smooth day-to-day running of the Finance head office and supporting the Group Business Analysts and Divisional Management.

Duties Include:
• Oversee the timely production of monthly Management and Year End accounts – including translation journals, reconciliations, cash flows, variance analysis and consolidations for the companies within the Group
• Producing consolidated monthly reporting pack under IFRS reporting requirements for review during Board Meeting
• Oversee Statutory Audit at yearend, liaison with auditors etc.
• Corporation Tax computation
• Budgets – production and review, variance analysis etc.
• Treasury Function – reduce foreign currency exposure, both US Dollar and Euro accounts.
• Support with Strategy and long term forecasting
• Ad-hoc projects

Essential Skills:
• CA/ACCA/CIMA qualified with at least 5 years experience
• IFRS accounting experience
• Excellent IT skills (Sage, Excel and Word)
• Strong analytical skills  
• Work to tight deadlines – 7 day close

Candidates should possess a high degree of flexibility with a positive can-do attitude. Strong communication skills coupled with the ability to implement and manage change. Experience of PLC reporting and acquisitions also desirable.

If you believe you have these qualities, skills and drive, please email your cv to recruiting@goindustry.com


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Position: Sales Administrator
Department: New Business Development
Location: Henry Butcher International Ltd.; London UK
Reporting to: Business Development Director
Salary: £ 20,000-£22,000
Profile
As one of the world's Largest International Valuers and Disposal companies in the industrial sector, we are a high profile business with a blue chip client base and an enviable track record of success. We are now seeking a Sales Administrator for our New Business Development Department, based in our London Bridge office.

Role
The role will involve all aspects of sales administration, from communicating across the business, to maintaining the sales database. Reporting to the Business Development Director, you will play a key role in organising the business development department of this international business. The role will be varied and challenging and you will require a blend of organisational and interpersonal skills to succeed.

Essential Skills
50wpm and excellent IT skills, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Excellent communicator and ability to liase with people at all levels, including board level
Attention to detail and ability to work to tight deadlines
Excellent telephone skills
Experience of sales support or sales
Self-motivated and a good time manager

Education
Graduate calibre

This is an excellent opportunity to join a company dedicated to providing professional training and development and offering maximum opportunity to progress both within the department and beyond. If you believe you have these qualities, skills and drive, please email your cv to recruiting@goindustry.com


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Position: Quality Assurance Manager with Automated Test Experience
Department: Technology Development
Location: GoIndustry AG, Munich Germany
Reporting to: VP Technology
Salary: Competitive
Responsibilities
As QA manager, you will be expected to design and implement high-level QA strategy. You will translate product specifications into testing plans, execute pre-release tests, regression tests and stress tests. Further it will be your responsibility to define release procedures, perform defect and version tracking, and prepare end user documentation.

Qualification:

• A minimum of 3 years experience in a similar role  
• A background in testing VB, ASP applications in addition to knowledge of SQL.  
• Familiarity with Mercury Interactive suite; (Quick Test, Test Director, Win Runner, Load Runner)  
• Proven / track record in stress testing and documentation  
• Fluency in both English and German is a must (English is the company business language)  
• Be a Team player with the capacity to energise and motivate others  
• Have the standing and dedication to maintain and continuously improve the quality level of tech development  

If you believe you have these qualities, skills and drive, please email your cv to recruiting@goindustry.com

um bei der Wahrheit zu bleiben -libuda fantasiert gerne und unterstellt, dass es anderen noch schlechter ergangen ist als ihm-  ich verfluche den Tag, an dem ich ihm (damals hieß er "Esla" dannn snag (2001/2002 erstmals bei wo:  gelesen habe und seiner täglich wiederholten heißen Empfehlung gefolgt bin und e r s t ma l s kräftig bei -damals- 1,10 Euro gekauft habe /= 22 Euro heute. Von "Schnäppchen" "verbilligen" war dann täglich zu lesen. Da habe   i  c  h    mich in die Sch ... geritten. Natürlich bin ich frustriert, wenn ich lese wie er seine Vergangenheit weglügt, indem er schreibt, er habe "massiv" erst beim Tief... empfohlen! Lügeerei/Verarschung ist das! Hatte er damals täglich 5 Postings, dannn später vielleicht 6 gleichzeitig an drei Boards, ist das jetzt "massiv". Wie er den Schwanz eingezogen hat haben wir ja hier bei goIndustry gesehen, wo ich ihn mit seinen früheren Aussagen konfrontiert habe (s.oo)..
Mit commerce one hatte ich nie etwas zu tun und mit 4200 auch nicht, das ist so billig, wie der sich gegen Kritik immunisiert, so was nennt man ideologisch (idiotisch habe ich nicht gesagt)

Verzockers, der immer zu Höchstkursen einsteigt, und zudem noch in seinem Frust anderen vom günstigen Einstieg abhält. Meine ersten Käufe lagen in der Tat in 2001 bei einem Kurs von 0,47 Dollar, was heutigen 9,40 Dollar entspricht. Nach diesem Kauf habe ich weiter, wie hier auch, Berichte von Beteiligungen eingestellt. Im Januar 2002 ging der Kurs dann über einen Dollar, wo ich nicht ge- und auch nicht verkauft habe. 2002 ergab sich dann über einen Zeitraum von drei Monaten die Möglichkeit zwischen 0,17 und 0,25 Dollar einzusteigen, was ich reichlich genutzt habe - und logischerweiser habe ich damals massiv den Einstieg empfohlen. 2003 und 2004 gab es ebenfalls sehr günstige Einstiegsmöglichkeiten, die ich auch massiv genutzt habe. In 2002 bis 2004 sprang der Kurs dann auch immer einmal kurzfristig, das war vermutlich immer ein Signal für Traumdeuter einzusteigen - das kennen wir auch von Arnie von einem anderen Board.

soll ich dir wirklich deine "schnäppchen" bei über 1 (20) hier reinstellen.
Ich weis es und du weist es. Punkt.

die nicht noch die verbleibenden Minuten heute zum Kauf nutzen, denn es könnten die letzten Kurs unter neun Dollar auf längere Zeit sein. Wie ihr sicher wisst, war ich nicht besonders von GoIndustry überzeugt, aber vermutlich war mein Pessimismus übertrieben.

Eine kleine vermeintliche Unsicherheit haben wir hier noch, weil bei Grasshoppers, das ist die Gesellschaft auf die GoIndustry verschmolzen wird und die dann in GoIndustry umbenannt wird, seit 16.00 Uhr eine außerordentliche HV hat, wo eine 75%-Mehrheit benötigt wird. Ist die da, können wir heute schon über 9 Dollar gehen. Wir sollten allerdings nicht so euphorisch sein wie die US-Boards - denn wenn der Anteil von GoIndustry morgen mit 30 bis 35 Millionen notieren würde, wäre das ein sehr gutes Ergebnis. In den Kurs von Internet Capital eingepreist ist ein Wert von um die 15 Millionen. 20 Millionen machen rechnerisch 0,50 Dollar pro Aktie aus - jedoch darf man auch nicht vernachlässigen, dass dies Auswirkungen auf die Bewertungen der restlichen 19 Beteiligungen haben kann, wenn wir eine positive Überraschung erleben.

GoIndustry is a global market leader in the valuation and sale of surplus industrial machinery and equipment. Since GoIndustry was formed in 1999, it has built a global presence with offices in 15 countries in Europe, North America and Asia and has sold equipment into more than 60 countries worldwide so far in 2005 (Fig 1).

Operating in a fragmented market estimated by the Directors and Proposed Directors to be worth more than $100 billion per annum, GoIndustry has been a leading force in changing the way surplus industrial assets are bought and sold. It leverages the growing effectiveness and popularity of online auctions, the latest marketing and database management techniques and the expertise of its 246 staff. In 2004 GoIndustry conducted more than 600 on-site and online auctions and generated net revenues of €36.0 million.

Wir Ihr seht, lag ich mit meinen Umsatzschätzungen schon fast beängstigend gut, ich hatte nämlich einen Wert zwischen 40 und 45 Millionen Dollar geschätzt. Die 36 Millionen Euro sind bei einem Kurs von 1,20 gerade 45 Millionen. Ich muss allerdings sagen, dass sich sich auch recht gut aus dem Wert der versteigerten Waren und den Provisionssätzen hochrechnen ließ. Ich wollte damit aber andeuten, dass ich keine Zahlen ins Blaue hinausflunkere, sondern fast alles auf einer ziemlich soliden Basis zu berechnen versuche. In 2005 dürfte es allerdings nicht viel mehr geworden sein, denn offensichtlich haben sie dort Ballast abgeworfen, wo Überschneiden mit Angeboten von Ebay existieren, und sich auf das konzentriert, was Ebay nicht kann.

finance houses, such as GE, HSBC and ING
insolvency practitioners, such as Ernst & Young, Grant Thornton, PricewaterhouseCoopers and KPMG;
seasoned board with extensive cross border mergers and acquisitions experience;
experienced staff with decades of equipment sales and valuation expertise;
innovative management using the Internet and intelligent marketing techniques in a global market; and
established brand recognition through its acquisitions of major machinery and equipment auction houses.
The Directors and Proposed Directors believe there is a significant growth opportunity that GoIndustry can capitalise on by taking advantage of its market position and the positive trends in its chosen areas of operation. In hiring its new Chief Executive Officer, John Allbrook, from General Electric in December 2004, GoIndustry has made clear its growth ambitions.

The global surplus industrial machinery and equipment market

It is estimated by the Directors and Proposed Directors that the global market for trading surplus industrial machinery and equipment is more than $100 billion per annum. GoIndustry's primary area of focus is on "Inside The Factory" assets (such as machine tools, plastics machinery and food processing equipment), which is estimated to represent approximately 45 per cent. of the market, as distinct from the construction, medical and agricultural equipment sectors.

Equipment predominantly becomes available for sale in the following circumstances:

plant closures arising from business failure or downsizing;
plant closures arising from the need for lower cost/higher productivity manufacturing;
when equipment is replaced or "Traded Out"; and
when replaced or "Traded Out" equipment is re-furbished/re-manufactured for re-sale.
Key industry trends

GoIndustry is strongly positioned to take advantage of trends that the Directors and Proposed Directors believe will deliver sustainable growth for the foreseeable future:

Plant closures

The continuous search for lower cost "lean" manufacturing is driving many industrial corporations to investigate the potential for re-locating their plants to low cost countries, predominantly in Asia and Eastern Europe. Likewise, merger and acquisition activity, as companies consolidate across borders, has resulted in an increasing need for valuation and auction services as corporations seek to optimise the value of their asset base.

Asset optimisation

Corporations are under increasing pressure to optimise asset utilisation, expenditure and control. Key areas of focus are:

sales of assets that are surplus to requirements;
re-deployment of surplus assets from one plant to another in line with current requirements;
reduction in capital expenditure, which has increased demand for quality second user equipment; and
corporate governance and the need for appropriate valuation of assets in a company's financial statements, as demanded by Sarbanes Oxley legislation.
Online adoption

Led most notably by eBay, global use of online auctions has grown significantly in the last five years. The surplus industrial machinery and equipment sector is no exception to this trend.

Secured lending

The expanding usage of sophisticated secured lending products in the US and Western Europe demands accurate used industrial machinery and equipment valuations for risk mitigation and insurance purposes.

The Directors and Proposed Directors believe that GoIndustry has the people, products and services to take advantage of the opportunities afforded by the trends referred to above. It has a scaleable business model with infrastructure capable of handling increased sales via its proprietary online sales platform, global buyer database and global marketing and valuations teams.

Growth opportunities

The Directors and Proposed Directors believe that there is considerable scope for revenue growth at GoIndustry. It generated net revenues of €36.0 million in 2004 and gross equipment sales of €137 million. Even as a market leader, GoIndustry accounts for less than 0.2 per cent. of the estimated global used industrial machinery and equipment market. Because the market is so fragmented, the Directors and Proposed Directors believe that GoIndustry can increase its sales both organically and through further acquisitions, even in static or declining market conditions.

Organic growth

With access to Grasshopper's capital GoIndustry intends to expand its sales force and improve its portfolio of products and services to drive revenue growth. Additions and improvements to the sales teams are expected to increase volumes. In addition, actions have already been taken to align better the sales teams to their client channels and better leverage the global expertise of the organisation.

GoIndustry intends to recruit additional sales staff in the next two years. This recruitment programme is designed to target areas where management believes there are opportunities for GoIndustry to increase its market share. A pool of potential sales people, with specific knowledge of GoIndustry's target sectors, exists and it is hoped that GoIndustry's market presence, growth plans and position as one of the only quoted companies in its sector, will help attract experienced and talented staff from within the industry.

Acquisitions

It is believed that significant value can be realised from future acquisitions, if structured correctly. The Directors and Proposed Directors believe that there are a number of opportunities to acquire businesses that would extend GoIndustry's global reach into new markets, consolidate its established market leading positions in Europe and Asia, and provide additional scale in North America, which accounted for just 14 per cent. of net revenues for the six months ended 30 June 2005. It is intended to take advantage of GoIndustry's AIM quotation to acquire suitable competitors through the issue of equity securities.

The Directors and Proposed Directors believe that the GoIndustry business model is scaleable and that GoIndustry will benefit significantly from further acquisitions, as it already has the infrastructure capable of handling increased sales via its online sales platform, global buyer database and central marketing team. GoIndustry has already demonstrated its ability to undertake cross border acquisitions, integrate the acquired businesses, and retain key managers and other staff. The addition of John Allbrook, with his track record at General Electric in acquisitions and integration, has further enhanced this capability with acknowledged market best practices

bzw. auch für einen alten Hasen wie mich noch nie Gesehenes könnt Ihr heute bei thomson financial bestaunen. Dass bei Internet Capital extrem am Kurs gedreht wird, habe ich ja schon öfter berichtet, eigentlich wie ich es in meinem nun doch schon recht langen Börsenleben selten erlebt habe, die heutige Konstellation ist aber besonders extrem:



thomson.finance.lycos.com/lycos/iwatch/help/iw_advantages.htm

Im Monatsdurchschnitt verteilten sich die Umsätze wie folgt:

Institutionals: 37%

Retail: 4%

Non I-Watch: 60%

Dazu muss allerdings gesagt werden, dass im letzten Monat der Anteill der Institutionals außerordentlich hoch war.

Der Gipfel ist allerdings die bisherige heutige Verteilung:

Institutionals: 0%

Retail: 1%

Non I-Watch: 99%


Welchen Reim kann man sich darauf machen? Hier gibt es nur eine schlüssige Erklärung: Eine Shortsellergruppe shortet weiter und eine Shortsellergruppe deckt ein. Hinter der weiter shortenden Gruppe steckt vermutlich nur einer, der heute weiter kaufen muss, um einen ShortSquzze zu verhindern. Wenn er sich damit nicht ein Bein stelllt?  

Kurs bei Eingangsposting von Libuda: 7,84 USD
Kurs aktuell am 04.01.06: 8,44 USD.

Also ihr könnt alle noch gemütlich einsteigen, die 9 USD sind noch nicht genommen und die 100% kommen jetzt in den nächsten 5 Monaten.
Aber Achtung anschnallen, morgen Kinder wird`s was geben, da geht GoIndustry an die
Börse, da geht`s dann endgültig los mit dem Kursanstieg.

Nächster Performancevergleich wieder Anfang Februar.

für die wie immer nicht zu überbietende Fülle Deiner Argumenten und den nicht zu übertreffenden "Tief"gang Deiner Argumentation.

"168. Erstaunliches   Libuda   04.01.06 19:29  

bzw. auch für einen alten Hasen wie mich noch nie Gesehenes könnt Ihr heute bei thomson financial bestaunen. Dass bei Internet Capital extrem am Kurs gedreht wird, habe ich ja schon öfter berichtet, eigentlich wie ich es in meinem nun doch schon recht langen Börsenleben selten erlebt habe, die heutige Konstellation ist aber besonders extrem:



thomson.finance.lycos.com/lycos/iwatch/help/iw_advantages.htm

Im Monatsdurchschnitt verteilten sich die Umsätze wie folgt:

Institutionals: 37%

Retail: 4%

Non I-Watch: 60%

Dazu muss allerdings gesagt werden, dass im letzten Monat der Anteill der Institutionals außerordentlich hoch war.

Der Gipfel ist allerdings die bisherige heutige Verteilung:

Institutionals: 0%

Retail: 1%

Non I-Watch: 99%


Welchen Reim kann man sich darauf machen? Hier gibt es nur eine schlüssige Erklärung: Eine Shortsellergruppe shortet weiter und eine Shortsellergruppe deckt ein. Hinter der weiter shortenden Gruppe steckt vermutlich nur einer, der heute weiter kaufen muss, um einen ShortSquzze zu verhindern. Wenn er sich damit nicht ein Bein stelllt."

 

Jetzt nach Börsenschluss haben sich innerhalb von drei Stunden noch einmal dramatische Änderungen ergeben:

 

Instituionals = 29%

Retail =  0%

Non-I-Watch = 79%

 

Was haben die Institionals gemacht? Gekauft oder verkauft? Der Kursentwicklung nach eher gekauft.

 

Internet Capital könnte meines Erachtens ein nie dagewesenen Weltrekord aufstellen: Die Quote der Institutionals plus der Insider plus der gedeckt oder nackt geshorteten Aktien ist größer als 100%. Dass wäre ein Zahl, bei der Kursexplosionen geträumt werden konnen - auch ohne einen Traumdeuter.

 

laut dieser Quelle, die ich häufig beobachte, hatten die Inst. bereits 20.00h mehr als 20% ausgewiesen, doch Vorsicht diese Quelle ist sehr unsicher, weil häufig die dort ausgewiesenen %.-Angaben innerhalb kürzester Zeit rechnerisch nicht nachvollziehbar (gleichzeitig an der Nasdaq nur geringes zusätzliches Volumen (keine Angst, ich kann Prozentrechnen) schwanken. Nur eine Deutung deines Traumes, in dem sich der " große shortseller" und "Hedgefond-Azubi" mittlerweile zu 2 großen shortseller verdoppet hat, ach ja und noch füher warst du  "ganz sicher", dass da jemand billig übernehmen will...Vorschlag: der shortseller verkauft wahrscheinlich an sich selbst, lol

At the Extraordinary General Meeting ("EGM") of the Company held today all resolutions were passed, including a resolution to acquire GoIndustry AG and a resolution to waive the obligation of Internet Capital Group, Inc. and its subsidiaries ("the ICG Parties" as defined in the Company's AIM admission document dated 9 December 2005) to make a mandatory general offer which would otherwise be required under Rule 9 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers. Following Admission, Internet Capital Group, Inc. will hold, through its subsidiaries, 69,177,300 Ordinary Shares of 5p each representing 37.7 per cent. of the Company's enlarged issued share capital on admission.



The change of name to GoIndustry plc has also been approved at the EGM, reflecting the underlying business of the Company as enlarged by the acquisition of GoIndustry AG, being the valuation and sale of surplus industrial machinery and equipment.



Application has been made for the enlarged issued share capital of the Company, comprising 183,564,557 Ordinary Shares of 5p each to be admitted to trading on AIM under the Company's new name and under the mnemonic "GOI", with admission expected to take place on 5 January 2006.



The Company's registered office address has also been changed to 4th Floor, New London Bridge House, 25 London Bridge Street, London SE1 9BQ.



Following today's meeting and with effect from admission, William Fox, John Allbrook, Alex Hoye, Kamal Advani and David Macnamara were appointed to the board and Nathan Steinberg, the Company's Finance Director stands down from the board. William Fox becomes non-executive Chairman of the Company and David Bailey, the current Chairman, becomes a non-executive Director.



John Allbrook, the new Chief Executive Officer commented:



" I am delighted that we have been successful in securing an AIM listing. Access to London’s base of institutional investors provides GoIndustry with the opportunity to access the type of funding it needs to take advantage of the key trends in the market. This will fuel both organic growth and the ability to make further acquisitions."



Contacts:





GoIndustry plc, www.goindustry.com
John Allbrook      
020 7098 3700

Grasshopper Investments plc            
Nathan Steinberg
020 7845 7500

St Brides Media & Finance Ltd
Isabel Crossley
020 7242 4477




END

www.goindustry.de/data/AIM/

Uny, den ich hier schon öfter zitiert habe, hat bisher aber noch keinen Kurs gefünden. Wer das schafft, kann ihn hier einmal reinstellen. Wie Ihr wisst tippe ich auf einen Beginn bei 20 pence, was ungefähr 0,36 Dollar für jede der 69 Millionen Aktien bedeuten würde. Ich hoffe allerdings, dass ich das mit den 69 Millionen Aktien richtig sehe.

oder die Notierung beginnt erst morgen, denn eigentlich müsste GoIndustry zwischen Goals Soccer und Gold Oli, also dem vorletzten und dem letzten Wert stehen.


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Was die heute bei der Vorstellung losgelassen haben (siehe vorheriges Posting) war ja enorm dick aufgetragen. Wenn nur Bruchteile davon stimmen, müsste sich die Notierung eigentlich gut anlassen. Wenn sie völlig falsche Aussagen gemacht hätten, hätten sie auf jeden Fall die Aufsichtsbehörden am Hals. Um ganz ehrlich zu sein, mir klang das schon ein wenig zu atemberaubend gur.