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Guangdong Dev. | LSE:GDF | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003933917 | US$0.01 |
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10/4/2013 18:46 | AlphaValue reiterated their buy rating on shares of GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ) in a research note issued to investors on Monday, Analyst Ratings Network reports. The firm currently has a $24.29 (19) target price on the stock. | waldron | |
10/4/2013 11:12 | GDF Suez relevé à "neutre" par Morgan Stanley PrintAlert Gdf Suez (EU:GSZ) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Wednesday 10 April 2013 Morgan Stanley porte sa recommandation sur GDF Suez (GSZ.FR) de "sous-pondérer" à "pondération neutre" et relève son objectif de cours de 15 à 16 euros. La banque indique que le rapport risque-rendement est plus équilibré et que le ratio cours sur bénéfices est de nouveau cohérent avec sa moyenne de long terme. L'action gagne 2,2% à 15,78 euros. (nadya.masidlover@do | waldron | |
09/4/2013 07:10 | Spain's Repsol Makes Gas Discovery in Algeria -Report PrintAlert Repsol Ypf (NYSE:REP) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Tuesday 9 April 2013 Repsol SA (REP) has made a gas discovery in the Sud-Est Illizi block, in the southeast of Algeria, the second since last November, report Spanish newspapers in their Tuesday Internet editions. The Spanish oil company, which operates the block, has a 25.7% stake in the project, Enel SpA (ENEL.MI) has a 13.5% stake, GDF Suez (GSZ.FR) a 9.8%, while the remaining 51% holding is in the hands of Algeria's state-run Sonatrach. Newspaper websites: www.abc.es, www.cincodias.es, www.elpais.es Write to Enza Tedesco at enza.tedesco@dowjone Subscribe to WSJ: | waldron | |
08/4/2013 19:34 | GDF Suez SA Receives "Buy" Rating from AlphaValue (GSZ) April 8th, 2013 - 0 comments - Filed Under - by Tyrone Williams Filed Under: Analyst Articles - Europe - Stock Market GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ)'s stock had its "buy" rating reaffirmed by research analysts at AlphaValue in a report released on Monday, AnalystRatingsNetwor Shares of GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ) opened at 15.345 on Monday. GDF Suez SA has a 52 week low of 14.05 and a 52 week high of 20.35. The stock's 50-day moving average is currently 18.. | waldron | |
08/4/2013 13:21 | (Tradingsat.com) - A la suite d'une récente présentation itinérante (ou road show) de GDF Suez au Luxembourg, CM-CIC Securities a réitéré lundi matin sa recommandation "Achat" et son objectif de cours de 23 euros sur le groupe électro-gazier. | waldron | |
08/4/2013 12:52 | (CercleFinance.com) - Barclays (London: BARC.L - actualité) réitère son opinion 'pondérer en ligne' sur GDF Suez et relève l'objectif de cours à 16 euros, contre 15 euros précédemment, après une série de rencontres avec la direction la semaine dernière. | waldron | |
05/4/2013 20:06 | Graphiquement : les niveaux de résistances se situent sur : 16.5 puis 16.9. Tandis que les prochains supports sont sur : 15 puis 14.7. Notre préférence : Le (Paris: FR0000072399 - actualité) titre GDF Suez (GSZ) est haussier tant que 14.7 est support. Le point d'invalidation de notre scénario est situé sur : 14.7. Cours de référence : 15.4 | ariane | |
05/4/2013 19:15 | France May Sell Parts of State-Backed Companies PrintAlert Areva (EU:AREVA) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Friday 5 April 2013 By Geraldine Amiel and Sam Schechner PARIS--The French government is considering selling portions of state-backed companies to help improve its finances, as the crisis in the euro zone's second-largest economy deepens, according to government officials. The socialist government of President Francois Hollande, which has already said it can't meet budget-deficit targets it promised its European peers last year, is exploring how it could sell off slices of companies without sacrificing the measure of control that government ownership helps it retain. "As part of the budget restructuring, and the modernization of our public policy, we are indeed thinking about changing our ownership stakes," France's industry minister Arnaud Montebourg said in an interview. "We're not ruling out that kind of move, but we do not want to lose our means of influence over companies." Any stake sales would come as the government struggles to rein in a fast-increasing debt load with an economy that has been stagnating for over a year. Mr. Hollande has raised taxes and pledged to cut spending, but still has little room for maneuver as he seeks to balance the country's budget by 2017. The French state directly and indirectly owns controlling stakes in stakes in several companies, such as nuclear-engineering group Areva SA (AREVA.FR), and has significant minority shares of companies including France Telecom SA (FTE.FR), airline Air France-KLM (AF.FR) and car maker Renault SA (RNO.FR). Mr. Montebourg declined to say which companies might come up for sale, but another government official said that selling some of the country's 85% stake in energy behemoth Electricite de France SA (EDF.FR) would be "the obvious choice." France's national debt grew 6.8% to 1.83 trillion euros ($2.37 trillion) in 2012, or more than 90% of the country's GDP. In the 2013 budget, the government forecasts that it will spend around EUR48.8 billion servicing its debt. EDF's shares have gained around 12% since the start of the year, and France can lower its stake to 70% under existing law. Reducing its stake down to 70% would garner about EUR4.3 billion based on EDF's current share price. An EDF spokeswoman declined to comment. France's ownership stakes are a legacy of the country's dirigiste past, in which the company nationalized companies, allowing it to control most major industries and run public monopolies. Since the start of the 1990s, successive French governments engaged in massive privatizations, but retained control over what were deemed "strategic assets" such as energy companies. Selling part of the family silver has already been done by France's previous government, under President Nicolas Sarkozy, who divested 3% of EDF in late 2007 to help finance a fund for universities. But later, because of the financial crisis stemming from the U.S. subprime crisis, followed by the euro-zone crisis, the value of the stakes nose-dived, making the government all the more reluctant to sell any shares. Late last month, France raised about EUR448.5 million from the sale of 3.12% of the capital of defense-equipment maker Safran SA (SAF.FR), bringing the French state's stake down to roughly 27%. The government said it planned to invest the proceeds elsewhere in the economy, rather than directly pay down the debt or plug holes in its finances. France also cut its voting stake in Airbus owner European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. (EAD.FR) to 12% from 15% as part of an agreement with the German government. The country, at least initially, has parked those shares in a nonvoting trust, rather than selling them. Write to Geraldine Amiel at geraldine.amiel@dowj | ariane | |
04/4/2013 09:06 | Ansaldo STS Consortium Gets EUR120 Million Morocco Contract PrintAlert Ansaldo (BIT:STS) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Thursday 4 April 2013 MILAN--Italy's Ansaldo STS SpA (STS.MI) Thursday said its consortium had won a 120-million-euro ($154 million) contract to build a signalling and communications system for a planned line for a high-speed train in Morocco. Ansaldo said in a statement it and consortium partner Cofely Ineo had won the contract from Office National des Chemins de Fer, which is overseeing the construction of the railway line between Tangiers and Kenitra. Ansaldo is a unit of Finmeccanica SpA (FNC.MI), while Coleo Ineo belongs to GDF Suez SA (GSZ.FR). -Write to Gilles Castonguay at gilles.castonguay@do Subscribe to WSJ: | waldron | |
03/4/2013 11:43 | France Offers Further 0.34% Stake in Safran to Workers PrintAlert Safran (EU:SAF) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Wednesday 3 April 2013 By Inti Landauro PARIS--The French government is selling a 0.34% stake in French defense equipment maker Safran SA (SAF.FR) to company workers and former workers as part of an operation to invest in areas of the country's ailing economy. The French stated offered 1.44 million shares to Safran's workers, equivalent to a 0.34% stake in the company, at 34.5 euros ($44.16) a share, worth a total EUR49.8 million, according to a government decree published Wednesday. The sale comes after the government raised EUR448.5 million from the sale of 13 million Safran shares -- representing 3.12% of the company's capital -- to institutional investors in a private placement. Pressed by the need to raise revenue to reduce the country's budget deficit, the French government has been considering reducing its minority shareholdings in some companies. The government said part of the proceeds of the sale to institutional investors will go to France's Public Investment Bank, a newly created financial company that aims to help small companies. Safran is a major supplier of civil and military aerospace equipment. Its joint venture with General Electric Co (GE), CFM International, supplies the bulk of the jet engines that power the single-aisle jets of both Boeing Co (BA) and Airbus, a division of European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co (EAD.FR). If workers buy all the shares, the government will still hold more than 26% in Safran and will remain the company's largest shareholder. -Write to Inti Landauro at inti.landauro@dowjon Subscribe to WSJ: | waldron | |
03/4/2013 08:51 | MOUVEMENTS ET NIVEAUX Le titre est en phase de reprise technique. Il est au-dessus de sa moyenne mobile à 50 jours. Le support est à 14.08 EUR, puis à 13.38 EUR; la résistance est à 16.19 EUR, puis à 16.54 EUR. Dernier cours : 15.02 Support : 14.08 / 13.38 Resistance : 16.19 / 16.54 Opinion court terme : positive Opinion moyen terme : neutre | waldron | |
29/3/2013 15:57 | GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ)'s stock had its "buy" rating reiterated by investment analysts at AlphaValue in a note issued to investors on Friday. They currently have a $16.36 (13) target price on the stock. | waldron | |
28/3/2013 18:34 | GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ)'s stock had its "hold" rating reiterated by equities research analysts at KBC Securities in a research note issued to investors on Thursday. They currently have a $22.08 (17) price target on the stock. | waldron | |
27/3/2013 08:24 | LETS HOPE FRANCE STARTS SELLING SOME OF THE HOLDINGS IN EDF AND GDF | waldron | |
25/3/2013 10:51 | MOUVEMENTS ET NIVEAUX Le titre est en phase de reprise technique. Il est au-dessus de sa moyenne mobile à 50 jours. Le support est à 13.98 EUR, puis à 13.64 EUR; la résistance est à 16.35 EUR, puis à 17.03 EUR. Dernier cours : 15.7 Support : 13.98 / 13.64 Resistance : 16.35 / 17.03 Opinion court terme : positive Opinion moyen terme : neutre | waldron | |
24/3/2013 13:26 | Graphiquement : les niveaux de résistances se situent sur : 16.6 puis 17. Tandis que les prochains supports sont sur : 15.1 puis 14.8. Notre préférence : Le (Paris: FR0000072399 - actualité) titre GDF Suez (GSZ) est haussier tant que 14.8 est support. | waldron | |
22/3/2013 12:18 | (CercleFinance.com) - En hausse de 0,7% à 15,4 euros, GDF Suez signe l'une des rares progressions sur le CAC40 à Paris, dans le sillage d'un relèvement de recommandation chez HSBC directement de 'sous-pondérer' à 'surpondérer', accompagné d'un objectif de cours remonté de 14 à 18 euros. | waldron | |
22/3/2013 07:25 | GDF Suez SA (EPA: GSZ)'s stock had its "buy" rating reiterated by equities research analysts at AlphaValue in a research note issued to investors on Thursday. They currently have a $16.15 (13) price target on the stock. | waldron |
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