ab 1. Mai ´06 fallen die sogenannten Insellösungen weg. D.h.: Wer Getränke in Pfand-Einwegverpackungen verkauft, muss künftig solche Behälter auch gegen Pfandrückgabe zurücknehmen - unabhängig davon ob sie im eigenen Geschäft gekauft wurden oder nicht. Wer allerdings nur Kunsstoffflaschen verkauft, muss auch keine Dosen zurücknehmen und umgekehrt.
Und da kommt TomRa ins Spiel.
EDEKA:
Edeka Group, a large German retail association including SPAR and Netto (Maxhütte), has chosen TOMRA as its main supplier of combined reverse vending machine systems for refillable and non-refillable beverage containers in Germany. TOMRA has received an initial order for 900 new machines and for upgrading 550 already installed refillable machines to also handle non-refillable containers. This order comes in addition to the already announced order from Marktkauf, which also belongs to the Edeka Group. The installation of new machines and the upgrades of already installed machines will be initiated early in 2006 and continue throughout the year.
METRO:
The German retailer Metro Group has chosen TOMRA as its supplier of reverse vending technology in real,- and Extra stores in Germany. As both real,- and Extra already have installed reverse vending machines for refillable beverage containers, TOMRA has received an order for upgrading approximately 550 existing machines to also handle non-refillable containers. The upgrades will be finalized during first half 2006.
TOMRA has therefore received a firm order for 4,000 new machines to be delivered during second half 2006. Furthermore, TOMRA has signed a frame contract for additional machines to be installed in connection with new store openings during 2007 and 2008. <<-- Lidl (keine Vermutung!)
A German retailer has chosen TOMRA as one of its suppliers of reverse vending machines for non-refillable beverage containers. Consequently, TOMRA has received an initial order for 580 new machines to be placed in 365 stores in Germany. These machines will be delivered during the first half of 2006. TOMRA has also received an option to potentially equip 800 additional stores with reverse vending machines. <<-- könnte ALDI Süd sein (Vermutung!)
Bis auf Aldi Nord (Wincor-Nixdorf) sind somit alle großen bei TomRa.
Bei diesem Wissen ist meiner Ansicht nach keine Fantasie nötig. Das Unternehmen ist gesund, hat das Vorjahresergebnis locker geschlagen (bis auf den Gewinn: Abschreibungen!). Mitarbeiter werden zudem am Erfolg des Unternehmens beteiligt (Provisionen)--> Motivation, Engagement!
Die Umsätze in FRA sprechen auch für sich. Kaum Umsätze, aber ein stetiger langsamer Anstieg. Ein Zeichen dafür, dass die starken und geduldigen investiert sind, vlt. sogar Insider. Für mich der passende Zeitpunkt zum Einstieg.
Für mich eine Anlage für etwa 8-12 Monate.
Hier nochmal 4.Quartal´05: hugin.info/162/R/1034824/167008.pdf
Und da kommt TomRa ins Spiel.
EDEKA:
Edeka Group, a large German retail association including SPAR and Netto (Maxhütte), has chosen TOMRA as its main supplier of combined reverse vending machine systems for refillable and non-refillable beverage containers in Germany. TOMRA has received an initial order for 900 new machines and for upgrading 550 already installed refillable machines to also handle non-refillable containers. This order comes in addition to the already announced order from Marktkauf, which also belongs to the Edeka Group. The installation of new machines and the upgrades of already installed machines will be initiated early in 2006 and continue throughout the year.
METRO:
The German retailer Metro Group has chosen TOMRA as its supplier of reverse vending technology in real,- and Extra stores in Germany. As both real,- and Extra already have installed reverse vending machines for refillable beverage containers, TOMRA has received an order for upgrading approximately 550 existing machines to also handle non-refillable containers. The upgrades will be finalized during first half 2006.
TOMRA has therefore received a firm order for 4,000 new machines to be delivered during second half 2006. Furthermore, TOMRA has signed a frame contract for additional machines to be installed in connection with new store openings during 2007 and 2008. <<-- Lidl (keine Vermutung!)
A German retailer has chosen TOMRA as one of its suppliers of reverse vending machines for non-refillable beverage containers. Consequently, TOMRA has received an initial order for 580 new machines to be placed in 365 stores in Germany. These machines will be delivered during the first half of 2006. TOMRA has also received an option to potentially equip 800 additional stores with reverse vending machines. <<-- könnte ALDI Süd sein (Vermutung!)
Bis auf Aldi Nord (Wincor-Nixdorf) sind somit alle großen bei TomRa.
Bei diesem Wissen ist meiner Ansicht nach keine Fantasie nötig. Das Unternehmen ist gesund, hat das Vorjahresergebnis locker geschlagen (bis auf den Gewinn: Abschreibungen!). Mitarbeiter werden zudem am Erfolg des Unternehmens beteiligt (Provisionen)--> Motivation, Engagement!
Die Umsätze in FRA sprechen auch für sich. Kaum Umsätze, aber ein stetiger langsamer Anstieg. Ein Zeichen dafür, dass die starken und geduldigen investiert sind, vlt. sogar Insider. Für mich der passende Zeitpunkt zum Einstieg.
Für mich eine Anlage für etwa 8-12 Monate.
Hier nochmal 4.Quartal´05: hugin.info/162/R/1034824/167008.pdf
