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| 22/9/2009 | 13:38 | Quarterly Reporting and the Trend of Delisting | 16 |
| 26/3/2005 | 10:22 | QuickTrak - Let's kick off! | 1,532 |
| 20/10/2004 | 15:02 | Quicktrak - Next Accounts To Be Qualified ??? | 15 |
| 02/2/2004 | 10:42 | QuikTrak - Could really take off | 4 |
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Posted at 22/9/2009 13:38 by grupo 2nd UPDATE: Allianz To Delist From NYSE,Some Europe Exchanges(Adds detail, background.) By Ulrike Dauer Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- Allianz SE (AZ), Europe's largest primary insurer by gross premium income, Tuesday said it would delist from the New York Stock Exchange (NYX) and other European stock exchanges in a move to reduce reporting complexities. The U.S. delisting will affect its American Depositary Shares and 8.375% undated-subordinated callable bonds for which the last trading day will likely be around Oct. 23, Allianz said. Subsequently, it will also delist ordinary shares on the London, Milan, Paris and Swiss stock exchanges to focus on the Frankfurt Xetra trading platform as the market with the highest liquidity for trading Allianz shares. Allianz, which had been listed in the U.S. since Nov. 3, 2000, said the decision won't affect its strategy nor its geographic presence in markets but that it is an adjustment to international stock-trading practices. "Allianz adjusts to international trading practices and by doing so reduces the complexity of its presence in the capital markets," Chief Financial Officer Paul Achleitner said. "The vast majority of international investors already uses our listing in Frankfurt to buy and sell Allianz shares." The delisting on all exchanges will save a "midsize single-digit million euros amount annually," an Allianz spokesman said. Allianz noted that in recent years, trading of Allianz shares on non-German stock exchanges accounted on average for significantly less than 5% of the total trading of Allianz shares, despite the fact that about 70% of Allianz shares are held by investors outside of Germany. The delistings are likely an efficiency-boosting measure as they will reduce reporting requirements, said Merck Finck analyst Konrad Becker, who rates the share at buy. Allianz said it plans to maintain its American Depositary Receipt program on a so-called "Level I" basis in order to enable investors to trade ADSs in the U.S. over-the-counter market. Level 1 shares can only be traded on the OTC market and the company has minimal reporting requirements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. For instance, it isn't required to issue quarterly or annual reports in compliance with U.S. GAAP. However, the company must have a security listed on one or more stock exchange in a foreign jurisdiction and must publish its annual report in English on its Web site to that country's standards. The fact that less than 5% of shares was traded outside Xetra despite the majority of foreign shareholders signals that the U.S. listing likely didn't meet expectations such as broadening the shareholder base, raising attention for the share and using the share as acquisition currency, analyst Becker said. He said the figures prove that the broader shareholder base can be reached without a U.S. listing. "Apparently, international investors don't mind that they have to get on Xetra for trading the share," Becker said. He said the decision will concentrate liquidity and raise the trading volume on Xetra, but said the impact would be limited. The decision doesn't mean that Allianz will exit from the U.S. market nor that it will abandon plans to grow there, but it could encourage other players to rethink their U.S. listing, Becker said. Allianz is joining the ranks of a number of European companies that have delisted their shares from NYSE over the past two years. These include German utility E.ON AG (EOAN.XE), chemicals and pharmaceuticals giants Bayer AG (BAY.XE) and BASF SE (BAS.XE), British Airways PLC (BAY.LN) and Danone SA (BN.FR), which all delisted in 2007, citing reduced complexity, reporting requirements and costs. Bayer said it expected to save EUR15 million annually. Most recently, semiconductor producer Infineon Technologies AG (IFX.XE) announced that it would drop its U.S. listing, which became effective April 24. However, a number of large players such as Siemens AG (SI) and Daimler AG (DAI) said a withdrawal from NYSE wasn't in the works. "A U.S. delisting is not an issue for us because the listing gives us better access to the U.S. capital market," a spokesman for premium car manufacturer Daimler AG said. "We continuously monitor the benefit of our foreign listing. A withdrawal from NYSE isn't currently on the agenda," a Siemens spokesman said. Siemens shares are listed on NYSE, London and in Switzerland, in addition to German exchanges, he said. Company Web site: www.allianz.com -By Ulrike Dauer, Dow Jones Newswires; +49 69 29725 500; ulrike.dauer@dowjone (Doug Cameron in Chicago and Vladimir Guevarra in London contributed to this article.) |
Posted at 04/8/2007 18:32 by waldron Fiat to delist shares from NYSE, deregister with SEC The Associated Press Friday, August 3, 2007 ROME: Italian carmaker Fiat SpA said Friday it will delist its American depository shares from the New York Stock Exchange because of sustained low share trading volume. The Turin-based company said in a statement it expected delisting to become effective on or around Aug. 23. The carmaker also said it would ask the Securities and Exchange Commission to terminate its duties to file reports. Fiat plans to file the necessary forms on or around Aug. 13 and expects deregistration to become effective about 90 days later. Fiat said the delisting and deregistration would not affect its business strategy in the United States. Its ordinary, preference and savings shares will remain listed on its primary market, the Italian Stock Exchange. |
Posted at 02/8/2007 21:03 by waldron August 02, 2007 02:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time Lafarge Announces Intention to Apply for Delisting from New York Stock Exchange PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lafarge announces its intention to apply for the voluntary delisting of its American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). This delisting will be followed by an application to deregister under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934. The delisting is expected to take effect in September 2007. The main reasons behind this decision are as follows: Lafarge notes recent changes, in particular the merger of the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext. Lafarge is listed on Euronext, where the average trading volume has accounted for close to 99% of trading in its securities. Lafarge ADR trading volume has remained very low since 2002, accounting for around 1% of the total shares traded over recent years (volumes adjusted to reflect the 1 share to 4 ADRs ratio). Lafarge was one of the very first European groups to be compliant with section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley act, attesting to the transparency and quality of the Group's internal processes. Lafarge remains committed to maintaining high standards of internal controls and financial information. Lafarge intends to maintain its ADR program as a "level one" program, to enable investors to retain their ADRs. NOTES TO EDITORS Lafarge is the world leader in building materials, with top-ranking positions in all of its businesses: Cement, Aggregates & Concrete and Gypsum. With 71,000 employees in over 70 countries, Lafarge posted sales of Euros 17 billion and net income of Euros 1.4 billion in 2006. Lafarge is the only company in the construction materials sector to be listed in the 2007 '100 Global Most Sustainable Corporations in the World'. Lafarge has been committed to sustainable development for many years, pursuing a strategy that combines industrial know-how with performance, value creation, respect for employees and local cultures, environmental protection and the conservation of natural resources and energy. To make advances in building materials, Lafarge places the customer at the heart of its concerns. It offers the construction industry and the general public innovative solutions bringing greater safety, comfort and quality to their everyday surroundings. Additional information is available on the web site at www.lafarge.com. |
Posted at 08/2/2005 10:03 by daz2004 PRESS RELEASEQuikTrak Networks PLC Co no 4479227 Registered Address Ground Floor, 15 Southampton Place, London WC1A 2AJ Registered in England and Wales 3rd Floor, Ocean House, 10-12 Little Trinity Lane, London EC4V 2AR. Phone 0870 010 6044, Fax : 0870 010 6043 Placing and Directors' shareholding London, 7 February 2005 The Directors of QuikTrak Networks plc (AIM: QTR) announce that the Company has successfully completed a private placing to raise £622,000 (before costs of the placing). The Company placed 41,466,663 ordinary shares at 1.5p per share and application will now be sought for these shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. Attached to each share placed is one free unlisted warrant, which enables the holder to subscribe for one further ordinary share at 2p per share at any time up to (and including) 9 August 2006. Pursuant to the placing, the following Directors have subscribed for new ordinary shares in the Company on the same terms as other placees and, following the subscription, are interested in ordinary shares in the Company as set out in the table below. Director Number of ordinary shares subscribed in the Placing Interest in ordinary shares following the Placing Percentage of issued ordinary share capital (following the Placing) Chris Kyriakou (including interest held through Investika Ltd) 8,000,000 27,291,056 17.3% Brian Parritt 133,333 816,158 0.5% - ends - For further information: Annie Richards Hugh Oram QuikTrak Networks plc Nabarro Wells & Co Ltd T: +44 870 010 6044 T: +44 20 7710 7400 -------------------- Nowt to do with a link up to Toledo Mining (TMC) perhaps? Chris Kyriakou has recently won extra % interests in 3 Phillipine Nickel mines....dyor |
Posted at 05/2/2005 13:02 by dell314 telecomstrader - here is all your previous BS. You are clearly a ramper who has no access to any genuine information: telecomstrader - 7 Oct'04 - 18:09 - 1408 of 1495 i am new to posting on this website so i appologise if im boring but qtr is a stock i have been researching for sometime as the applications for its ip are staggering but getting them out there has always been a problem. i recently went through their finances and can say that their cash at bank is in the region of 700k and their cash burn has been reduced to about 10k a week so they have sufficient funds now for the coming year. the pending news you are all talking about is a potential contract . i think you are wrong i think it will be a tie up with a major telco to take qtrs network national and use their ip to develop it. if this happens this stock is seriously undervalued as all potential users of the network will sign up because of the telcos commitment. these will include addison lee , the met police and a multitude of insurance cos. if the telco does this deal in the uk other regions such as holland and uae will very quickly fall into place and we will have a cracking company to play in . i feel 10p would easily be reached on a network deal and 25p on further networks around the world . remember this ip is second to none. speak to you all at 10p. good luck telecomstrader - 7 Oct'04 - 20:36 - 1413 of 1495 how many do you think you can buy . im hearing the buyer of 1m @ 2.9 has a lot more to buy. im going to try and buy 500/- @ 3.25 first thing telecomstrader - 7 Oct'04 - 20:50 - 1419 of 1495 1. exclusive ip 2. cash in bank 3. extensive list of clients who will sign if network goes national 4. low overheads 5. if a telco like bt/o2/orange or vodafone do uk deal europe will fall into place very quickly 6. no else can be as accurate at tracking as qtr any questions? telecomstrader - 7 Oct'04 - 21:07 - 1421 of 1495 the technology is the product . it will be licenced out to users once a nationwide network in place. the network will be run as a jv with a telco responsible for the network and qtr for ip telecomstrader - 19 Oct'04 - 19:37 - 1453 of 1495 this week could see the culmination of years of hard work . this stock will over 10p by xmas and my wife will be of to barbados telecomstrader - 21 Oct'04 - 20:50 - 1459 of 1495 uae have signed up for spectrum licence . telecomstrader - 8 Nov'04 - 20:59 - 1462 of 1495 this is going to be the most explosive stock this week . 5p by friday telecomstrader - 10 Nov'04 - 18:37 - 1464 of 1495 board meeting tomorrow to sign bt ad uae deals I hope you didn't buy that 500k at 3.25p, although it may explain why you're so deperate to ramp this..... Rgds dell P.S. Your posting style appears very similar to the b*llsh*tter, harry punter. Coincidence, perhaps?? |
Posted at 01/10/2004 06:42 by dell314 Optimist - re your earlier post about licences, QTR have already said that the cost of the spectrum licence was prohibitive and one of the key reasons that they had to change the business model(i.e. put most of the business into administration!!). One assumes, therefore, that they no longer pay for it.... Even ignoring the licence cost and technical support costs, QTR spent approx £1mln on admin and sales in the last six months. Assuming, there is a new contract(no sign of any announcemnet yet!!) it'll need to be big to make any difference to QTR's appalling cashburn. Incidentally, the BT tie-in with GBG was ramped all over AFN and their share price is back to near annual lows. rgds dell |
Posted at 12/7/2004 09:15 by medicineman pete, I think if you look back through the posts you will find that i have stated I want to BUY shares in this company but would be looking for a lower entry point.When the offer was 2.5p and higher I voiced my opinion that the share price should go lower.This is not knocking the company but simply stating that as always a placing done at such a large discount to the "apparent" share price at the time would bring down the share price This has happened now and perhaps we will get a bounce from here.Maybe I will get my buy in at 1.8p or perhaps I have missed the boat!!Well there is always the next share!I still feel todays rise will not hold unless sustained buying takes place.Good luck to all that are already in. |
Posted at 07/7/2004 21:43 by optimist23 The price has not fallen 27% today as the screen is indicating. Most were unable to see that as they have not been monitoring this stock and looking at the trades picture for the last two weeks. The real fall was only 10% with the bid price dropping to 1.5 from 2.0 pence. This was despite no selling again for the 11th consecutive trading day. The bid price dropped to 1.5 pence as the fundraising resolutions were passed yesterday at 1.5 pence. This was already in the public domain. With regards to the offer price dropping from 3.50 pence to 2.50 pence is really good. The offer price of 3.50 pence was misleading as the real buying price has been 2.5 pence at which we have been buying stock at. In addition, the offer price dropping to 2.50 pence is better for us and the price now is indicating the true spread where it wasn't before as we were buying stock below the mid-price when the offer price was showing 3.50 pence. That was an indication of an overhang with the fundraising coming up. The drop on the offer price is indicating to me that the overhang has now cleared in that the price one has to pay to buy stock is the same as the one showing on the screen. Investors will not be buying stock below the mid-price anymore. To add, even today buys considerably outnumbered sells, all buys reported today apart from a 10,000 sell at 1.63 pence. There was an approx.210,000 trade at 2.38 pence which was a buy and reported as delayed. In total again today, buys came to about 460,000 shares and sells 10,000. Buys have been increasing since every day over the last 2 weeks with virtually no sells at all. Other sizeable buys have started appearing in the right column today with the offer price corrected to what it should be. No sells were again reported at 2.00 pence today. The drop on the bid price was duly because of the fundraising announced yesterday at 1.5 pence. We already knew that was coming! The price just corrected itself and was not down 27% as the screen is indicating. The buying price is showing 2.50 pence which it was yesterday as well. The offer price correcting itself today is good. I have my own price target in mind but with the good contract and licences news the company can deliver the price could easily double or triple from here or even more. The company is moving in the right direction now, they have rectified their business model and now they have the cash as well. The company is also in discussion with a strategic partner to assist in them in moving forward and assist them in enhancing the potential of their technology. There was a correction on the offer price and the price did not really fall 27%. The bid price moved down to 1.5 pence that was all. Interestingly, Level 2 closed at 3 v 1 which is very strong and the best it can get. |
Posted at 06/7/2004 14:59 by dell314 medicineman - when City Equities start flogging these stocks in desperate situations, it's often hard to predict what happens to the share price afterwards. Take a look at Maverick. That started out with directors selling stock to CE to "satisfy market demand" and, helped by some poor results, the bottom fell out of the price. I think the share price is way below the CE price on those now. Reflec has also fallen hard since a CE stock sale. Realistically, it all depends if QTR can actually convince anyone that their new model is viable... Rgds dell |
Posted at 04/7/2004 11:51 by optimist23 From iii :HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT ABOUT TWENTY SMALL COMPANIES AND HAVE NOTICED SINCE FEB THEY HAVE ALL GONE DOWN IN PRICE,SO WE HAVE OBVIOUSLY BEEN IN A FALLING MARKET.LARGE COMPANYS HAVE NOT ,THINK THIS IS BECAUSE YOU CAN SPREAD BET THOSE AND CAN MAKE MONEY BOTH WAYS ,IF THE PRICE IS FALLING OR RISING.YOU CAN MAKE SO MUCH A POINT.SO WHAT DO YOU DO.PROBABLY LIKE ME THERE ARE OTHERS WHO STUDY THE STOCK MARKET EVERY DAY (8 HOURS EVERY DAY WATCHING ALL TRADES).YOU START QUESTIONING YOURSELF ,HAVE I BOUGHT INTO A BUM COMPANY,MY MONEY IS GOING DOWN EVERY OTHER DAY,DO I SELL OR HOLD ON?.MARKET MAKERS MAKE THE PRICE GO DOWN 5% THEN ANOTHER 5% WHICH IS 10% THEN YOU THINK DO I SELL,THEN THE DAY AFTER THEY MAKE THE PRICE GO BACK UP 7% SO YOU THINK THE TIDES TURNED AND WE ARE BACK IN BUSINESS AND YOU DON'T SELL,THEN THE SHARES ARE DOWN 10% THE DAY AFTER AND YOU WISH YOU WOULD HAVE SOLD AND IT CARRIES ON LIKE THAT .UNTILL THE PEOPLE WHO ARE RUNNING THE SHOW DECIDE TO LET THE MARKET RECOVER AND LET PEOPLE MAKE A FEW QUID ITS OUT OF OUR HANDS.THE MARKET WILL RECOVER AGAIN SOON AND IN LITTLE COMPANYS YOU CAN MAKE QUICK GAINS AND ITS ALL ABOUT TIMING.THE MARKET MAKERS CAN GET AWAY WITH SHARE PRICE MANIPULATION WITH THE SMALL COMPANIES ,WHICH THEY CAN'T WITH YOUR ICI,RMC GROUP,BT. ME THINKS THE CYCLE IS CHANGING AGAIN AND WE ARE ABOUT TO GO UPWARDS.ITS LIKE THIS THE BOAT WON'T SAIL OFF TO THE SEA WHILE ITS STILL HOOKED UP TO THE JETTY.THE BALLOON WON'T FLY OFF INTO THE SKY UNTILL THE PERSON LETS GO OF IT,THE HORSE WON'T WIN THE RACE IF YOU ARE PULLING BACK ON THE REINS.THATS WHAT MARKET MAKERS DO TO SMALL COMPANIES SHARE PRICES. |
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