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UPDATE 1-Ireland sells 1.1 bln eur stake in Bank of Ireland

 

 

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/25/...ealEstateNews&rpc=43

 

Bank of Ireland(Gov) - Significant Investment in Bank of Ireland

Press Release Source: CNF 8:04, Monday 25 July 2011

NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO U.S. PERSONS OR IN OR INTO ANY JURISDICTION WHERE IT IS UNLAWFUL TO DISTRIBUTE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES

Significant Investment in Bank of Ireland (Irish: BIR.IR - news)

25 July 2011

The Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland ("Bank of Ireland" or "the Bank") welcomes today's announcement by the State of an investment of up to €1.123 billion in the Bank by a group of significant institutional investors and fund managers. As part of the agreement between the State and these investors, the State has agreed to sell c. 4.2 billion units of ordinary stock, representing approximately 14.0 per cent of the Bank's fully diluted ordinary stock*, at a price of 10 cent per unit as follows (i) a sale of c. 2.4 billion units on completion of the rights issue and (ii) a sale of c. 1.8 billion units conditional on the receipt of certain regulatory clearances. In addition, these investors have agreed with the State that, to the extent that the State acquires ordinary stock pursuant to the rights issue underwriting agreement and subject to certain conditions being satisfied, they will purchase up to a further c. 7.0 billion units of ordinary stock from the State, representing approximately 23.3 per cent. of the fully diluted ordinary stock*, at a price of 10 cent per unit. The conditions to this further purchase of 7.0 billion units of ordinary stock include the receipt of certain regulatory consents by these investors and to the extent that the resultant combined stockholdings of these investors exceed 29.9 per cent. of the Bank's then fully diluted ordinary stock, prior approval by independent stockholders. The Bank has been advised that each of these investors will manage their individual stockholdings independently. The Bank has made detailed presentations to and facilitated the due diligence of each of these investors over recent weeks in relation to the Bank's business and strategy and the progress which the Bank has made in repositioning and refocusing itself, including the Bank's pivotal role in helping revitalise the Irish economy.

The Bank has been advised that, should the regulatory and other conditions to all of the above transactions be satisfied and the transactions concluded, the State's maximum stockholding in the Bank would be 32.4 per cent. of the fully diluted ordinary stock* while the State's stockholding will not fall below 15 per cent. The maximum combined stockholding of these investors would be 37.3 per cent. while their minimum combined stockholding would be 14.0 per cent. The precise stockholdings can only be determined upon completion of the rights issue and rump placing and after all regulatory and other approvals necessary for the investment are obtained. The Bank will announce further details of the stockholdings of the State and these investors on completion of the rights issue and rump placing in the coming days.

In order to facilitate this investment, the Bank has given certain commitments to these investors including to assist them obtain the regulatory approvals required for their investment, to conduct business in the ordinary course and to ensure pre-emption. The overall costs of the capital raising, including certain expenses of these investors, will remain within the costs figure previously advised to stockholders. The Bank has also agreed, subject to stockholder approval, to place additional stock up to a maximum of approximately 6 per cent. of the Bank's then fully diluted ordinary stock, with these investors and the State, at 10 cent per unit where their stockholdings following the above transactions are less than 25 per cent. and 15 per cent. respectively. The Bank intends to use the proceeds of any such placings to redeem an equivalent capital value of the 2009 Preference Stock held by the NPRFC.

The Bank stated "The Bank is very pleased to see this major endorsement of the Bank's strategy and the confidence which these investors share with the Bank in the future for the Irish economy. The Bank very much appreciates the opportunity which the Minister has provided to the Bank to seek private capital sources to support its capital raising programme and to enable its existing stockholders to participate in the rights issue component of the capital raising programme."

The latest time for acceptance and payment in full for the rights issue is 11.00am on 26 July 2011.

ENDS

* Based on c. 30.1 billion units of ordinary stock, being the number of units of ordinary stock that will be in issue on completion of the Rights Issue and the issuance of new ordinary stock pursuant to the Debt for Equity Offers and excluding any potential issue of new ordinary stock pursuant to the proposed placing

For further information please contact:

Bank of Ireland
 

 

 
John O'Donovan

Andrew Keating
 Group Chief Financial Officer

Director of Group Finance
 +353 (0)766 23 4703

+353 (0)1 637 8141
 
Tony Joyce
 Head of Group Investor Relations
 +353 (0)766 23 4729
 
Dan Loughrey
 Head of Group Corporate Communications
 +353 (0)766 234770
 

IBI Corporate Finance
 

 

 
Tom Godfrey
 +353 (0)1 637 7800
 
Mark Spain
 

 +353 (0)1 637 7800
 
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/...f-128894972.html?x=0&.v=1

mal wieder Umsatz

world-of-stocks.com/rt_data/bir

Mein broker zeigt mir 0,1095.

sind das noch nicht die 20% Chinesen, oder?

Morning @ all. Ich gönn mir jetzt mal einen zweiten Kaffee.

...der mir am 12.Juli seine Shares zu 8,5cent verkauft hat. DANKE!

man muss sich an diesem Wert nur noch festhalten. Er wird abheben. Vielleicht DIE turn-around Story der nächsten 24 Monate.

weiß jemand, für wie viel die nicht vollzogenen Bezugsrechte zwangsverkauft wurden?

es wird sich wohl auszahlen.

DAX setzt zum neuen Hight an wenn USA liefert. Das wird uns nochmal mitziehen.

Abgesehen davon ist der ERSTE Investor der Wichtigste. Jetzt entsteht möglicherweise ein Nachahmer effekt.

Mir gefällt auch das Verhältnis von Altaktionären, Staat und Neueinsteigern.
Neueinsteiger wollen Gewinne; Altaktionäre eine Erholung; und der Staat ist hartgesotten.

gewartet, ab jetzt müsste wenn alles gut geht der kurs nur eine richtung kennen NORDEN.

BOI hat verdammt viel erholungspotenzial...

Ich hoffe für alle das sich das Blatt jetzt entgültig wendet..

Ich werde Dein Posts vermissen. Lass Dich von ein paar Superschlauen, die hier in dieser jetzigen Situation bei der BOI mit KGV anfangen nicht vom Posten abhalten. Bei welchem KGV ich kaufen soll (ist übrigens nur ein Parameter, denn man berücksichtigen muss) und wann nicht, kann man überall nachlesen, das interessiert mich hier und jetzt bei der BOI auch nicht. Mich interessieren hier Meinungen über die Zukunft von BOI. Und da war mir Deine immer wichtig. Übrigens war ich auch bei Sky dabei und hab u.a. auch Deine Meinungen immer verfolgt, und der Erfolg gab Dir recht, auch wenn Du zu etwas früh ausgestiegen bist. Ein Invest hier ist reine Spekulation. Also bleib...

Bank of Ireland stake sale a strong signal-Fin Min

DUBLIN, July 25 (Reuters) - Ireland's sale of a 1.1 billion euro ($1.6 billion)stake in Bank of Ireland to a group of private investors gives a strong signal internationally, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said on Monday.

"It has been recited far and wide that it is impossible for Ireland to get money on the markets, now we have significant private sector investors prepared to put money into Bank of Ireland and that's a strong signal internationally," Noonan told national broadcaster RTE.

The government had been widely expected to take control of Bank of Ireland, the last domestic lender outside of state ownership, but Monday's stake sale will keep the country's largest bank out of state control. ($1 = 0.696 Euros) (Reporting by Padraic Halpin; Editing by David Holmes)

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/25/...ealEstateNews&rpc=43

 

 

DUBLIN, July 25 | Mon Jul 25, 2011 3:37am EDT

Kann mich der Cleopatra2011nur anschließen.
Deine Posts waren doch sehr gut und du weisst definitiv sehr viel über die Börse.
Dass einige Studenten der Ökonomie sich mit einigen Fachbegriffen besser auskennen ist normal. Nimm dir nicht jede Meinung zu Herzen und bleib dabei.

Ich würde mich auch freuen, wenn Du dabei bleiben würdest. Habe Deine Beiträge immer gerne gelesen.

Er hat doch geschrieben, dass er hier nicht mehr posten wird, sondern im Nachbarthread, was er offensichtlich auch tut.

IHR gehört zu den BESTEN!

Eure Beiträge sind einfach sachlich und Kompetent..

Das brauchen wir hier

Ich sag mal, grad noch rechtzeitig!

Da sind eben 80 Mille über den Tisch gegangen!

Krass

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world-of-stocks.com/rt_data/bir

aufgestockt zu 0,112

ihr bitte mal mit dieser Arschkriecherei aufhören. Wenn er nicht mehr will, beeinflusst das den Kurs auch nicht.