Sunwin ( SUWN ) explodiert !

#666 von sabese    28.04.07 14:55:41    Beitrag Nr.: 29.040.928
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Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 29038242 von sunwin1 am 28.04.07 09:29:07
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man liest hier oft, dass sunwin 92% eigenkapital hat und schuldenfrei ist. die restlichen 8% müssen doch zwangsweise fremdkaptial sein?! und das müssen die doch sicherlich an irgendwen bezahlen, haben also schulden. bitte klärt mich mal auf

Hi Sunwin1,

hier mal ein Link, der Dir den Begriff der Eigenkapitalquote genau erklärt:

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eigenkapitalquote

Also, ein Unternehmen bezeichnet man als schuldenfrei, wenn keine langfristigen Verbindlichkeiten oder kfr. Kredite zur Ablösung ausstehen. Also, Verbindlichkeiten, die den Fortbestand des Unternehmens jederzeit gefährden könnten, wenn sie nicht beglichen werden.
Offene, zu entrichtende Steuern oder Rechnungen für erhaltene Waren oder Dienstleistungen bezeichnet man aber auch als Fremdkapital. Hierfür gibt es verschiedene Zahlungsbedingungen und -fristen. Ein Unternehmen bezahlt ja selten per Vorkasse.
Demgegenüber stehen ja auch ausstehende Forderungen, für gelieferte Waren und Dienstleistungen, die vom Kunden noch nicht bezahlt wurden.
Allgemein spricht man von einem gesunden Unternehmen, wenn die EK-Quote 50% beträgt. Wenn Du Dich mal umschaust, wirst Du bemerken, daß nur wenige Unternehmen über eine solche Quote verfügen.

Im Beispiel von Sunwin sind die restlichen 8%, offene Rechnungen oder sonstige angelaufene Verbindlichkeiten, die zum Stichtag noch nicht beglichen wurden. Demgegenüber standen zum 31.01.07, 62% mehr Forderungen aus.
Sunwin könnte die offenen Rechnungen locker aus der Portokasse bezahlen.

Ich hoffe, ich konnte Dir das jetzt einigermaßen ohne großen betriebswirtschaftlichen Kauderwelsch erklären.


@all

Übrigens, das SEC-Filing bestätigt die Registrierung der Aktien aus der KE. Im Anhang findet Ihr alle dem Agreement zugrunde gelegten Informationen über Sunwin, inklusive der Liste der Investorengruppe. Ihr findet detaillierte Geschäftsberichte, inklusive der Gehaltsstrukturen bei Sunwin.
Ich kann Euch nur empfehlen, zumindest die ersten 75 Seiten mal zu überfliegen. Da bekommt Ihr einen tollen, fundierten Einblick in das Unternehmen. So ausführlich und professionell hab ich das noch selten bei einem Unternehmen dieser Größe gesehen.

Sunwin hat 200 Mio zur Ausgabe genehmigter Aktien. Davon sind aktuell, inkl. der KE, 84,4 Mio ausgegeben. Knapp 10,8 Mio Aktien sind zu einem Bezugspreis von $0,65 je Aktie noch für die Investorengruppe und den Beteiligten der Transaktion reserviert. Also, sollten diese Optionen eingelöst werden, werden knapp 95,2 Mio Aktien ausstehen.
Ich denke mal, damit sollte vorerst auch das Kapitel der KE's abgeschlossen sein. Man hat nun $12,3 Mio cash, ein operativ profitables Geschäft und die Option auf weitere $7 Mio cash.
Damit sollte man doch erfolgreich expandieren können, da die Strukturen(Produktion und Vertrieb) dafür schon geschaffen wurden.

Es wird immer deutlicher, daß hier was ganz Großes entstehen kann.

In diesem Sinne:

Auf steigende Kurse and let's GO SWEET.
quelle: www.wallstreet-online.de/informer/...35.1.10.1.0&thread_page=2

ich füge nur hinzu: leverage effekt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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