ARISE die canadische Solarperle !

 

in Biw fertig installiert sein,denn sie denn kommt...wird es 6 Monate Probelauf geben (müssen),damit nicht wieder so ein Ausschussfiasko wie bei den anderen Linien auftritt!
Da ist das Jahr 2011 auch gelaufen!
Bloss wer trägt die Kosten,wenn eine Linie VERLUSTE einfährt?
Die restlichen 2 Linien dürften das mit Sicherheit nicht armortisieren!  

erstens
"ich finde Triloner dumm, nein Korrektur der ist dumm :p InformationMitgl. seit, Sterne "

Meine Antwort
Dumm sind diejenigen ,die" Arise zu Höchstkursen kauften.".....(sorry Fatschi meine nicht dich damit). Ok ,aber das sind reine Verzweifelungspostings der In->Vestierten.Gruss auch nochmla an die nette Brisca und auch den palimpalim.Habt nichts mehr zu (ver)melden demnächst.Der Thread ist hier demnächst ganz zu. (lach oder auch wein...)
könnt dann einen neuen aufmachen "Arisegeschädigte bitte melden"...*g

zweitens
Linie 3 wirds nicht geben ,wenns morgen NIX gibt. Dann wirds ne Badeanstalt mit  einer ausufernden Saunalandschaft (Platz genug ist ja ) und Ruheräume im alten Denkmaltrakt.....so gesehen zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe.....

ein Wunder muss gesehen...,

 

spricht vorerst nix für steigende Kurse...
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?c=apv.to
Aktuell in Canada ein  ATL (ALLTIMELOW) und bei sowas ist der Trend dann wohl eindeutig...
Genau wie bei ATH (Alltimehigh) der Kurs durch die Decke geht...
Hier dagegen ist noch Luft bis ca. 10 can. Cent...erst dann dürfte aus charttechn. Sicht ein Boden erreicht sein...
KLEINER HINWEIS:Das hier ist keine Kauf-oder Verkaufsempfehlung sondern stellt nur meine charttechn. Betrachtung dar!  

was wurden wir hier schon oft ausgelacht, wenn wir Kurse von 0,12 €uronen und weniger prognostiziert haben!! tztztztz kaum zu glauben....aber jetzt ist es Fakt!!

Der Kurs bestätigt das abgelieferte Zahlenwerk!!

 

Was hat iQ Power bei ARISE TECHNOLOGIES CORP verloren?

heute unter die 0,10 € ?

Braucht es dazu mehr Anläufe ?

UND eines noch ,derzeitige Kurse sind völlig gerechtfertigt.Auch deshalb, weil anzunehmen ist ,dass die  kommende Bilanz 2010 ebenfalls wie die anderen Betriebsergebnisse aus der Vergangenheit  heraus ,mehr als schlecht ausfallen dürfte.Auch dann kann es nochmal zu einem Schwung nach unten kommen.
Weiterhin ist besorgniserregend das sich eine hoch bezahltes Arise- Management  um Shea und ein Götsche weiterhin sich in (sich auferlegtes) Schweigen hüllt !
Auch das lässt tief blicken ,auch das kann in neue Tiefen (nicht Höhen ) führen.
Je länger sie warten, sie es  weiterhin aus sitzen, umso schlimmer wird es für den Kurs.
Das sollten sie sich und dem Sanierer und Restrukturierer Götsche in BIW bewusst sein.

TRI

Quelle : http://www.arisetech.com/images/stories/documents/...ties%20final.pdf

ARISE Announces Extension of
Commerzbank AG Credit Facilities
Waterloo, Ontario Canada, February 1, 2011 - ARISE Technologies Corporation (“ARISE” or the “Company”) (TSX: APV and Frankfurt: A3T), a leader in high-performance, high-quality, cost-effective solar technology, today announced that Commerzbank AG (“Commerzbank” or the “Bank”) has, subject to the fulfillment by February 28, 2011 of certain conditions and the approval by the banking committee of the Free State of Saxony, extended the Company’s loan facilities with the Bank until December 31, 2011. In addition, the Bank has proposed an extension of the Trust Agreement between the Bank and ARISE until April 30, 2011.
ARISE currently has outstanding loans in the amount of approximately €20.0 million (as at December 31, 2010) with Commerzbank through a working capital line and an equipment loan facility. The extension of the credit facilities is subject to a number of conditions, including the completion by February 28, 2011 of the following: (i) the deposit of €10.8 million from the recently completed equity financing into an account in Germany to be used for financing the purchase and installation of a third production line at ARISE Germany’s PV Cell manufacturing facility (“Line 3”); (ii) receipt of the binding commitment from a third party lender/investor in respect of €7.7 million of additional debt or equity capital for Line 3, of which €3.1 million has already been committed; and (iii) receipt of binding commitments or agreements in respect of bridge financing for expected government grants of at least €7.1 million (collectively, the “Extension Conditions”). In addition, the availability of the credit facilities will continue to be subject to fulfillment of certain financial covenants, including certain ARISE Technologies (Deutschland) GmbH (“ARISE Germany”) earnings performance covenants based on cumulative net income.
The Bank has also requested the amendment of the Trust Agreement to reflect that the Extension Conditions must be satisfied by February 28, 2011. The amended Trust Agreement is expected to terminate if the Extension Conditions are satisfied on or before February 28, 2011. Under the terms of the proposed amended Trust Agreement, failure to meet the Extension Conditions by February 28, 2011 would allow the Bank to transfer, prior to April 30, 2011, the shares in ARISE’s wholly owned subsidiary, ARISE Germany into a trust and to proceed with the sale of ARISE Germany.
The bridge financing required as part of the Extension Conditions is an amount sufficient to cover any lag time between the timing of payments made by ARISE in respect of implementing Line 3 and anticipated receipts from the Sächsische Aufbaubank – Förderbank (“SAB”), the development bank of the Free State of Saxony who ARISE is in discussions with respect to providing a portion of the funding required for Line 3. SAB has provided ARISE with a list of information required by SAB in connection with the proposed funding arrangement and the Company is currently working on providing the requested information to SAB.
The funds raised by ARISE in its recently completed public financing, together with committed mezzanine debt financing which ARISE expects to be in place within the next several weeks will be sufficient to satisfy the conditions (i) and (ii) of the Extension Conditions. ARISE is in discussions with several parties, to provide the bridge financing required under condition (iii) of the Extension Conditions, with a goal of finalizing such bridge financing arrangements by February 28, 2011.
“We are very pleased to have negotiated this extension to our credit facilities with Commerzbank,” said Dan Shea, ARISE’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
“As I stated during the Q3 2010 conference call, strengthening our balance sheet and preparing to increase PV cell production capacity are top priorities. This extension is an important step in our efforts to address our liquidity and prepare to ramp up production to meet customer demand for ARISE PV cells. Further to this I
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believe that these agreements are a good indication of the solid relationship that we have developed with Commerzbank,” he added.

die SAB das Geld Arise hinterherwirft,sollte das Geld lieber in die maroden Strassen in u. um Biw gesteckt werden!
Erklärung für Moderatoren:
SAB=Sächsische Aufbaubank (welche Fördermittel u. Kredite vergibt)  

zwar von Anfang Januar aber trotzdem interessant....

Quelle : http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/10/business/global/...mntOfn8c4VLc8xzQ



Pentagon Must ‘Buy American,’ Barring Chinese Solar Panels
Leah Nash for The New York Times
A new law that forbids the Pentagon to buy solar panels from China could benefit a German firm making solar panels in Oregon.
By KEITH BRADSHER
Published: January 9, 2011

BuzzPermalink. HONG KONG — The military authorization law signed by President Obama on Friday contains a little-noticed “Buy American” provision for the Defense Department purchases of solar panels — a provision that is likely to dismay Chinese officials as President Hu Jintao prepares to visit the United States next week.

Business Wire
A solar installation at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. The military is increasingly eager for alternative energy because fossil fuels are dangerous and expensive to transport in war zones.
Although there are many big issues to discuss, including concerns about North Korea, trade and economic matters are certain to be high on the agenda. And while both sides are aiming to keep the discussion positive — the United States is the world’s largest importer and China the largest exporter of goods — simmering resentments over trade in green-energy technologies could be a distraction.

China has emerged as the world’s dominant producer of solar panels in the last two years. It accounted for at least half the world’s production last year, and its market share is rising rapidly. The United States accounts for $1.6 billion of the world’s $29 billion market for solar panels; market analyses typically have not broken out military sales separately.

The perception that Beijing unfairly subsidizes the Chinese solar industry to the detriment of American companies and other foreign competitors has drawn concern in Congress. The issue of clean-energy subsidies is also at the heart of a trade investigation under way by the Obama administration, which plans to bring a case against China before the World Trade Organization.

The new Buy American provision, created mainly by House and Senate conferees during a flurry of activity at the end of the lame-duck session of Congress, prevents the Defense Department from buying Chinese-made solar panels.

The American military is a rapidly growing consumer of renewable energy products, because it is extremely expensive and frequently dangerous to ship large quantities of fuel into remote areas of Iraq and Afghanistan.

The solar panel provision is carefully written to help it comply with the free trade rules of the World Trade Organization, which would make it hard for China to ask a W.T.O. tribunal to overturn the provision, trade lawyers said.

Chinese leaders have strongly criticized such provisions in the past, particularly one in President Obama’s economic stimulus package in early 2009 that applied to government procurement of steel and construction materials.

But China required in the late spring of 2009 that virtually all of its $600 billion economic stimulus be spent within China, not just for construction materials.

Chinese officials in Beijing and Washington did not respond on Saturday or Sunday to requests for comment on the solar panel provision.

While the United States and Europe have focused on subsidizing buyers of solar panels, China has emphasized subsidies for solar panel manufacturers. It then exports virtually all of its panels to the United States and Europe, often helped by the American and European consumer subsidies.

The solar panel provision in the defense appropriations law comes as President Obama has ordered a broad investigation into whether Chinese export subsidies, local content requirements and other rules have violated W.T.O. rules. As a result of the investigation, the United States started a W.T.O. case on Dec. 22 against what it said were Chinese wind turbine manufacturing subsidies.

American trade officials said then that they were still examining other Chinese clean-energy subsidy policies to decide whether to file additional W.T.O. cases.

The solar panel provision was part of the initial defense appropriations bill passed by the House. The House version had a simple requirement that the Defense Department buy solar panels made in the United States.

The Senate, which has been more leery of interfering with free trade, had no comparable provision, however, and many people in the solar panel industry did not expect the final law to have such a provision.

But the conference of House and Senate leaders ended up retaining the House provision and modifying it, by adding legal language to require that it also comply with previous American trade legislation.

Representative Maurice Hinchey, Democrat of New York, said he had fought for the provision to be included in the bill.

“We’ve had a lot of money taken out of this country and invested in other places around the world, particularly China, and particularly in alternative energies,” he said in an interview by phone. “For them to be producing alternative energy, that’s great, but we need to do it ourselves, and as much of it as possible.”

Mr. Hinchey said he did not think the provision would jeopardize relations with the Chinese ahead of Mr. Hu’s visit. “We have provided them with a lot of economic growth there,” he said. “A lot of money has gone out of this country and into China, and a lot of manufacturing operations, particularly alternative energy, has also gone into China.”

Mr. Hinchey had praised the Obama administration in November for starting a broad investigation into Chinese subsidies for solar and wind energy exports, saying then that these subsidies had put a company in his district, Prism Solar Technologies of Highland, N.Y., at a competitive disadvantage.

 

 

 

Ja Arise wird mit Sicherheit auch "BOMBEN" Zahlen zum Q4 bringen..
Soll ja "ALLES" rund laufen???
Haben die überhaupt Geld um immer rechtzeitig genug Wafer in der erforderlichen Qualität zu bekommen???
Oder doch nicht!!!
Bald dürfte ja der Vorabbericht  zu Q4 eintrudeln...  

 

 

 

nach wie vor, mann kann ja über die Commerzbank denken wie man will, aber wenn die nicht überzeugt wären ihre Kohle wieder zu sehen, würden sie nicht ständig hinhalten, aufstocken umschichten. Okay, man kann wieder sagen wenn die den Schieber zumachen, dann geht in BIW das Licht aus... jau aber dann hätte die Commerzbank auch wieder stress zu Ihrer Kohle zukommen... also nach wie vor gilt meiner Meinung nach : abwarten ! Wir sind jetzt sooo lange dabei, haben Kurssprünge erlebt gefolgt von immer neuen alltimelows.... wir alle wissen das ARISE zwischenzeitlich ein Zock ist, alles...aber auch wirklich alles wurde zwischenzeitlich tausendmal geposted. Schlechtreden gilt nicht und genauso super Aussichten sind quatsch. Ich hatte es schon mal geschreibselt.... die sind bis jetzt sogar durch die Krise geschippert... Krise scheint (ist imo) vorrüber, Kanada ist ein riesen Markt, können gar net soviel Produzieren wie sie verkaufen könnten, riesen Schuldenlast, ja nimmt aber ab und bla bla bla..... wir wissen es alle nicht was die Zukunft bringt. Erfolg und Mißerfolg liegen oft dicht beieinander. Warten wir's ab, wir werden es erfahren.... LG mic

hast recht :-)