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SGL Carbon SE begibt Wandelanleihe
Wiesbaden, 25. Juni 2009. Der Vorstand der SGL Carbon SE hat heute mit
Zustimmung des Aufsichtsrats die Emission einer Wandelanleihe beschlossen.
Bei der Wandelanleihe handelt es sich um nicht nachrangige und nicht
besicherte Wandelschuldverschreibungen mit Wandlungsrecht in Aktien der
SGL Carbon SE ("Wandelanleihe"). Die Emission wird institutionellen Investoren
außerhalb der USA im Rahmen eines beschleunigten Bookbuilding-Verfahrens
zum Kauf angeboten. Das Bezugsrecht der bestehenden Aktionäre der SGL
Carbon SE wurde ausgeschlossen.
Die Wandelanleihe wird ein Volumen von ca. 190 Mio. Euro haben und in
ca. 6,5 Mio. nennwertlose Stückaktien der SGL Carbon SE wandelbar sein. Die
Wandelanleihe mit einer Laufzeit von 7 Jahren wird zu 100 % des Nennwertes
begeben und ist zu 100 % rückzahlbar. Der Kupon soll zwischen 3,0 % und
4,0 % p.a. bei jährlicher Zahlung liegen. Der anfängliche Wandlungspreis wird
30 % über dem volumengewichteten Durchschnittskurs der Aktien der SGL
Carbon SE während des Bookbuilding-Verfahrens liegen.
Die Preisfestsetzung wird im Laufe des Tages erwartet. Das Settlement findet
voraussichtlich um den 30. Juni 2009 statt.
Die SGL Carbon SE strebt die Einbeziehung der Wandelanleihe in den Handel
im Freiverkehr der Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse an.
ABN AMRO, Commerzbank und Morgan Stanley begleiten die Emission als
Joint Lead Managers und Joint Bookrunners. Landesbank Baden Württemberg
und UniCredit Group (Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG) agieren als Co-
Lead Managers.
Die SGL Group plant die Emissionserlöse aus der Wandelanleihe insbesondere
HITCO Carbon Composites Inc. (Gardena, Calif., USA), a subsidiary of SGL Group - The Carbon Co. (Wiesbaden, Germany), announced on June 15 that it has received a 2008 Boeing Performance Excellence Award. The Boeing Co. (Seattle, Wash.) issues the award annually to recognize suppliers that have achieved superior performance. HITCO maintained a Silver composite performance rating for each month of the 12-month performance period, from October 1, 2007 to September 30, 2008.
"HITCO has endeavored to become a world class Tier II supplier of composite components to the aerospace industry. We thank Boeing for this recognition that validates our ongoing efforts to provide the highest quality components to our customers by utilizing state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques and equipment. HITCO, along with support from our parent company - SGL Group - has made major capital investments in equipment, plant upgrades and capacity expansion enabling us to manufacture complex composite aircraft structures more efficiently and reliably," said Peter Hoffman, HITCO president.
This year, Boeing recognized 411 suppliers who achieved either a Gold or Silver level Boeing Performance Excellence Award. HITCO is among 325 suppliers to receive the Silver level award. During recent years, HITCO has received recognition from Boeing that includes both Silver and Gold level Performance Excellence Awards. In 2007, HITCO was recognized as one of only 11 firms designated by Boeing as Supplier of the Year in the category of Major Structures.
Currently, HITCO supplies complex composite aerostructure components to Boeing for the 767 and 787 commercial airplanes and C-17 Transport Aircraft programs. HITCO has been a supplier to Boeing for various programs for more than a half-century.
News Item from: CompositesWorld
Article Date: 5/26/2009
A new report from Lucintel (Dallas, Texas), titled, “Growth Opportunities in the Carbon Fiber Market 2009-2014,” says that the carbon fiber market is expected to grow from $1.5 billion in 2008 to $2.4 billion by 2014.
The report notes that demand for carbon fiber has slipped noticeably in the last six months as the global economy has worsened. At the same time, supply has increased to the degree some manufacturers now have ample supply of carbon fiber with relatively low lead times to consumers. Based on Lucintel’s research of carbon fiber suppliers, manufacturers' pricing power has decreased during last six months with many reducing, or under pressure to reduce, prices for pitch- and pan-based carbon fiber. Representatives at major manufacturers of carbon fiber felt weak demand would likely continue until a turnaround can be identified in the global economy.
According to Lucintel research on the demand side, most of the industrial, sporting goods and aerospace markets for carbon fiber are expected to see negative growth in 2009 except for select markets such as wind energy and commercial aerospace. The general aviation market is estimated to see a double digit drop in 2009. Suppliers of golf clubs and fishing rods feel relatively optimistic about the market in 2009.The report contains market size estimates for the top 16 segments in the global carbon fiber market, trends and forecasts in terms of volume and value shipment, growth drivers and other elements.
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