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Donderdag 7 februari , redenen tot kopen

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  1. [verwijderd] 7 februari 2013 11:46
    quote:

    Diegy schreef op 7 februari 2013 11:38:

    Toch blijf ik het vreemd vinden, Waarom zou je de presentatie van de cijfers uitstellen als je een relatief kleine tegenvaller hebt van 100 miljoen. Dan is er gewoon meer aan de hand. Als je dat op de dag van de cijfers zou doen dan zou er max 10% van de koers zijn gegaan.

    Je had dit weer gevraagt...

    Mijn antwoord was :
    Justitie stelt ook uit hun uitslag als er nieuw informatie komt en gaat verder onderzoeken toch ? Stabilisatie is slecht voor shorters helaas en de 3 daagse is toch over.

    en [wateenpuinhoop] heeft dit beantwoord op je vraag

    Als blijkt dat er een onjuist feit in de boeken staat ( de vooruitbetaling ) mogen ze niet eens de cijfers presenteren.
    Iets wat onder debiteuren hoort mag niet onder kasgeld staan.
  2. DTJ 7 februari 2013 11:59
    Ik blijf Imtech volgen.
    Instappen wacht ik nog even mee.
    Ik ben bang dat ze na deze verschrikkelijke afstraffing ook nog is met een emissie komen.
    Ik hoop dat ik ongelijk heb maar ook vandaag treed er geen overtuigend herstel op.
    Het herstel was in ieder geval van korte duur.
    Het zijn de daytraders die er leuk aan verdienen.
  3. [verwijderd] 7 februari 2013 12:00
    ik lees alleen

    Imtech UK chief insists business is 'unchanged' by £86m Polish hit

    7 February, 2013 | By Luke Cross

    Imtech UK’s chief executive has stressed that his company’s financial position and growth plans are “unchanged” after its Dutch parent group was forced into urgent talks with its banks following an £86 million write down and problems in its Polish business.
  4. [verwijderd] 7 februari 2013 12:01
    ah ! hier zie ik het !

    7 February, 2013 | By Luke Cross

    Imtech UK’s chief executive has stressed that his company’s financial position and growth plans are “unchanged” after its Dutch parent group was forced into urgent talks with its banks following an £86 million write down and problems in its Polish business.

    Imtech UK chief insists business is 'unchanged' by £86m Polish hit

    Paul Kavanagh said the UK company is “one of the stand alone local for local businesses within Imtech”, which operates separately from the Dutch parent group.

    The directors in charge of Imtech’s German division, which runs the Polish operation, stepped down yesterday after parent group Royal Imtech announced it had been “severely harmed” by a lack of payment and likely cancellation of projects at theme park Adventure World Warsaw.

    It cited “possible irregularities” after finding that advanced payments included in the accounts had not been received.

    The Dutch parent group, which saw its share price fall 48 per cent to €10.2 on Monday, said the write downs have left it in breach of its bank covenants.

    Although part of the group, Mr Kavanagh stressed that Imtech UK, which plans to double its revenue to £1bn by 2015, has “a strong position and a record forward order book…with good prospects for further revenue and profit growth”.

    “These fundamentals are unchanged by the events in a separate part of the Imtech NV organisation,” he said.

    “We follow the Imtech model of decentralised control and each individual business within our group has the financial strength, local autonomy and capability to deliver in its local market place,” he added.

    “For many years we have pursued a policy of managed positive growth adhering to this entrepreneurial principle.

    “At the end of 2012 this strategy has left us with a broad based autonomous technical services business with local control, financial strength and strong prospects in a number of markets and regions as well as internationally.”

    Imtech was established in the UK in 2003 and has become one of UK and Ireland’s largest technical services providers through several acquisitions and organic growth. It had a turnover of £515 million in 2011.

    Mr Kavanagh took over as CEO of the M&E and building solutions business from Jim Steele, who remains with the company as group director, and is tasked with the aims of making Imtech “the strongest technical services business in the UK”.

    The £86m it to the parent group relates to three projects for Adventure World Warsaw and one project involving energy-generating bio power stations, also in Warsaw. These projects have a combined value of around £657m

    Parent group Royal Imtech said the departure of the German CEO and CFO was “to safeguard management continuity in Germany in the short term”.

    In a trading update earlier this week, the group said it is delaying publishing its accounts.

    The outgoing German CEO Klaus Betz, has been replaced by Jos Graauwmans, director of human resources at Royal Imtech, who becomes acting CEO of Imtech Deutschland.

    Jan van Middelkoop, CFO Imtech Nederland, will replace Axel Glass and become acting CFO for the German division.

    Permanent successors will be appointed as “quickly as possible,” the group statement said.

    Peter Kronenberg and Peter Eilers, the two other members of the Imtech Deutschland management, will stay on.
  5. [verwijderd] 7 februari 2013 12:05
    quote:

    D The Greek schreef:

    ...'Although part of the group, Mr Kavanagh stressed that Imtech UK, which plans to double its revenue to £1bn by 2015, has “a strong position and a record forward order book…with good prospects for further revenue and profit growth”.

    “These fundamentals are unchanged by the events in a separate part of the Imtech NV organisation,” he said'...
    Klinkt goed
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