PETROKAZAKHSTAN INCORPORATED Übernahmeangebot

Übernahmefantasie in Petrokazakhstan lt. Artikel
der Financial Times


By Angela Macdonald-Smith
June 27 (Bloomberg) -- PetroKazakhstan Inc., a Canadian oil
producer with assets in central Asia, may be sold, the Financial
Times reported on its Web site, citing people familiar with the
process.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which has been hired by the $2.5
billion company, is expecting to receive bids later this week,
the newspaper said. A Chinese producer and an Indian oil company
are the most likely buyers, though Western companies may also
decide to bid, the Financial Times said, without giving any
names.
Calgary-based PetroKazakhstan has proven and probable oil
reserves of 550 million barrels in the South Turgai Basin of
south-central Kazakhstan, the Financial Times said, citing the
company's Web site. Russia's OAO Lukoil this month filed a $200
million claim against PetroKazakhstan related to a dispute over
their joint venture, ZAO Turgai Petroleum, it said.

(Financial Times 6-26 Online)
See {www.ft.com} for the newspaper's Web site.

PetroKaz may put itself up for auction
By James Politi in New York
Published: June 27 2005 03:00 | Last updated: June 27 2005 03:00

PetroKazakhstan, an oil producer based in Canada with assets in central Asia, is considering a sale, potentially turning itself into the latest battleground in the global competition for energy resources.


PetroKaz has a market capitalisation of $2.5bn. Investment bankers at Goldman Sachs, working for the company, were expecting to receive bids for it this week, according to people familiar with the matter.

A Chinese and an Indian oil company were the frontrunners in the auction, these people added, although they were careful not to rule out that a western energy company might also decide to put in an offer. No specific names were mentioned.

Because of soaring demand for oil, China and India have been seeking to gain control of assets by pushing their energy companies into acquisitions.

That policy was highlighted last week when state-owned China National Offshore Oil Corporation made a $20bn unsolicited bid for Unocal of the US.

CNOOC is not believed to be interested in acquiring PetroKaz.

Although PetroKaz is based in Calgary, central Canada, its assets are all in the South Turgai Basin in south-central Kazakhstan.

On its website, PetroKaz says its proved plus probable crude oil reserves have been independently assessed at 550m barrels.

PetroKaz's consideration of a sale has come as the group is facing a legal challenge from Lukoil, the Russian oil company.

This month Lukoil filed a $200m claim against PetroKaz at the International Chamber of Commerce's court of arbitration in connection with a dispute over Turgai Petroleum, a joint venture between the two companies.

The company has also been at odds with the Kazakh government over environmental regulations.

Its New York-listed shares, which hit an all-time peak close of $47 in March, have tumbled by more than 30 per cent.

On Friday they closed up 1.2 per cent at $32.51.

KazMunaiGaz Interested In Buying PetroKazakhstan

2005-06-30 13:31:20

 LONDON -(Dow Jones)- KazMunaiGaz (KMGZ.YY) is interested in potentially
buying Canadian independent oil company PetroKazakhstan Inc. (PKZ.T), the
president of the Kazakh national oil and gas company said Thursday.

 "We would definitely be interested," said Uzakbay Karabalin, speaking on the
sidelines at a Kazakh conference in London. "We have the cash and the
expertise."

 The Kazakh government, which owns KazMunaiGaz, has a preemptive right to buy
a stake in the Canadian company.

 PetroKazakhstan said earlier this week it had received several approaches.
Brokers put the value of the Canadian company at up to $4 billion.


 -By Benoit Faucon, Dow Jones Newswires; +44 207 842 9266;
benoit.faucon@dowjones.com


 (END) Dow Jones Newswires

 06-30-05 0730ET

 Copyright (c) 2005 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

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New York konnte auf diese Meldung noch nicht reagieren!!!Was meint Ihr Leute???

www.canada.com/news/business/...8d-2c56-4240-9bd0-864ce72fbb55
der Energieminister in Kazakhstan machte die Bemerkung ,dass Kazakhstan das recht hat die Zustimmiung zum Verkauf zu verweigern,daraufhin stürzte die Aktie in kanada um 13% ab und verlor fast völlig den Gewinn vom Tage zuvor
berichtet Canadian Press aus Calgary

asia.news.yahoo.com/050629/3/23648.html
und eine etwaige Übernahme durch die passt natürlich nicht dem Energieminister in Kazakhstan,aber KazMunaiGaz mag interessiert sein,wird aber sicher weniger bieten

Chinese President Hu Jintao is kicking off a four-day visit to Russia with a view to tapping into the country's vast energy resources as fuel for China's rapid economic expansion, but with Russia apparently playing for time on key energy cooperation decisions.

Hu was scheduled to meet Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin later at his residence outside Moscow on Thursday evening, at the start of a tour that will also take him to the Siberian city of Novosibirsk to meet regional leaders. After Russia, Hu goes on to Kazakhstan and to the Group of Eight summit in Scotland

bis die NYSE aufmacht. Die 13& sind schnell wieder reingeholt. Und ich bin zum 2. Mal dabei!Aber bei dem Kurs immernoch viel zu günstig bewertet, wie hoch muss das Übernahme angebot min. sein? 50 EUR?

vorstellen, dass das was wird. Keiner gibt eierlegende Wollmilchsäue aus der Hand. Schon gar nicht, wenn der korrupte Nasarbajev-Clan am Öl-Tropf hängt. Es bleibt beim Wunsch. Aber ein geiler Zockwert (bei Schwäche kaufenswert). Stellt Euch vor, Ihr wärt bei 30 Cent eingestiegen...

aber die 19 Prozent Plus, die ich momentan habe, hätte ich schon gerne noch etwas aufgepolstert. Allerdings habe ich das Gefühl, dass man bei der Sache etwas Geduld haben muss. So ein Bieterrennen kostet Zeit. Man kann sich leicht vorstellen, wie so was abläuft. Denn erst mal wollen sich alle die Taschen vollstopfen lassen, die irgendwas bei der Sache zu sagen haben und den Deal blockieren könnten. Das ist ein Geschiebe und Gezerre, insbesondere wenn mehrere Player am Werk sind.

bid füllt sich in fra, es gibt heute noch viel nachzuholen. Die können Zerren und Schieben wie sie wollen, das ändert nichts am Übernahmewert.

ask zieht immerwieder zurück

fra sollte bald nachziehen

bin raus mit 1000k, mach jetzt mal feierabend und geh in die sonne!
ciao bis morgen

Zwei der Manager wurden bereits verurteilt:Wettbewerbsgesetze gebrochen,zu wenig Steuern gezahlt,zu viel Gas gesetzwidrig verbrannt und BG Group Plc's hat seinen Anteil von 16,7% am Kashagan Field an Kazakhstan verkauft!
PetroKazakhstan has been operating since 1991 in Kazakhstan, the second-largest oil producer in the former Soviet Union after Russia. The government, which wants to hold stakes in most of the nation's new oil and gas fields to ensure greater control over investment, is seeking back taxes from the Canadian company and charged two of its executives in April with breaking competition laws.

Compliance Lags

Kazakhstan used its priority right to the country's oil assets when it bought half of BG Group Plc's stake in the Kashagan oil field, the world's second-largest after Saudi Arabia's Ghawar. BG had agreed to sell its entire 16.7 percent interest in the Eni SpA-led offshore exploration project to its partners for $1.8 billion.

Shkolnik said PetroKazakhstan isn't doing enough to comply with new laws designed to curb the burning of natural gas that's produced with oil. PetroKazakhstan said last month that it wouldn't meet its output target this year of 170,000 barrels a day because of the restricting on such ``flaring'' that took effect in December.

``PetroKazakhstan ignores all the government rulings,'' the minister said. ``They continue to burn gas despite the ban.'' A plan to stop burning gas that the company announced in 2000 is being ``ignored,'' he said.
bei bloomberg gefunden von gestern

Schnell verkaufen oder darauf warten, dass sich die Sache doch noch ähnlich wie bei Ukrnafta entwickelt?

ihr Output ist auf die Hälfte geschmolzen wegen der Auflagen berichtete bloomberg,sie werden schikaniert,2 Manager verurteilt und warum sitzt die  Firma in Kanada, wenn das Ölfeld in Kazakhstan ist? Ich denke mal mit dem Beispiel von Yukos vor den Augen wird das nur mit Zustimmung des Energieministers laufen.Vielleicht wird der ja geschmiert von Hua,der gerade auf dem Weg nach Kazakhstan ist,aber das wäre reine Hypothese