Petrochina, mein heutiger Kauf

Versuchs mal mit der ISIN CNE1000003W8  

die ISIN habe ich ja. Aber in meinem Depot sind die Papiere nicht getauscht. Ich kann zwar die ISIN eingeben und die findet der auch, aber ich habe keine Möglichkeit die Papiere die bei mir noch zu 1,42€ eingebucht sind zu 1,68€ zu verkaufen, weil sie ja nicht die gleiche Nummer haben.
Zumindest ist dies nicht per Internet möglich.

Gruß
Matthias  

PetroChina Co Ltd , the country's top oil producer, headed to records again, vaulting 2.6 percent to HK$19.18 amid its domestic listing plans and record high crude prices  

Buffett says has sold entire PetroChina stake



Separately, Buffett denied rumors that Berkshire might buy a stake in Bear Stearns Cos (BSC.N: Quote, Profile, Research). The investment bank has this year suffered the collapse of two hedge funds and asset write-downs, helping push its shares down 27 percent.

An article last month in the New York Times said investors including Buffett may buy part of Bear Stearns. This month, Bear Stearns Chief Executive James Cayne said he would consider selling a stake to an investor from China or the Middle East.

In Thursday's interview, Buffett said he has not bought shares of mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp (CFC.N: Quote, Profile, Research) or luxury homebuilder Hovnanian Enterprises Inc (HOV.N: Quote, Profile, Research), shares of which are down 61 percent and 70 percent respectively this year.

He identified the Brazilian real as the currency Berkshire owned in May, when Buffett told shareholders he had a stake in one "surprise" currency.

Berkshire Class A shares closed down $995 at $129,000 on Thursday. The company's market value is about $199 billion.




 

857 PETROCHINA 19.14 0.22 +1.16% 6,515,180 345,765  

Chinese oil firm PetroChina bucked a gloomy Asian market and shrugged off Warren Buffett's departure from its shareholder roster as investors boosted its shares, taking heart from its Shanghai A-share listing on Monday.

"This is pre-pulling. There's an expectation of what the A share is going to do," said Larry Grace, energy analyst at Kim Eng Securities in Hong Kong. "Mainland Chinese money goes to large cap stocks. And the king of the oils is PetroChina."

PetroChina's Hong Kong listed shares were trading up 0.2 percent at HK$18.96 by 0709 GMT on Monday, while the index of Chinese firms listed in Hong Kong <.HSCE> fell more than 4 percent.

PetroChina, the world's second largest energy company by market capitalization, expects its shares to start trading in Shanghai on November 5, it said in a prospectus issued on Sunday.

The offering of 4 billion shares has a market value of almost $10 billion, although PetroChina is likely to set a price range this week would put the offered shares at a discount, following the model of other listings by state-backed firms.

The Hong Kong-listed H shares have risen by more than 25 percent already this month in anticipation of the listing. The stock's relentless rise has called into question the decision to sell by Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway (BRKa.N: Quote, Profile , Research) investment company was the second-biggest investor in PetroChina.

Buffett said last Thursday that he had sold his entire stake but admitted that he may have sold too soon.

"It's not like he was making any crazy decisions," said Grace. "It's the guys over here."  

Hallo zusammen, also ich bin etwas ins Strudeln gekommen.

Die alten PetroChina Aktie [WKN: 936537 / ISIN: CN0009365379]  standen noch auf 1,42 bei Lang und Schwarz  vor der Umstellung und die habe ich fuer 1,69 nach der WKN umstellung vertickt.

 

Folgende nachricht bringt mich etwas zum Gruebeln:

 

PetroChina set to list up to 4 billion shares in Shanghai Nov 5

Hong Kong (Platts)--22Oct2007PetroChina plans to list up to 4 billion of its Yuan-denominated A-shares on China's Shanghai Stock Exchange on November 5, the Chinese oil giant said. In an updated draft A-share prospectus filed to the SSE and Stock Exchange of Hong Kong late Sunday, the Hong Kong- and New York-listed oil company said it would start preliminary price consultation for its initial public offering in the mainland Chinese market from October 22 to October 24 to set its offer price range. Should PetroChina decide to offer 4 billion A-shares in the mainland market, CNPC's interest in the company would be reduced to 86.29%. Stakes that will be controlled by public will increase to 13.71%, including 2.18% of A-shares and 11.53% of H-shares, the prospectus said. The IPO price is scheduled to be announced on October 30 following subscriptions on October 25 and October 26, PetroChina noted. PetroChina is aiming to raise at least Yuan 37.77 billion ($5 billion) through its proposed share offering in the Shanghai securities market to fund its upstream and downstream capacity expansion projects in China. The Chinese integrated oil giant plans to invest about Yuan 6.84 billion ($911.4 million) in expanding output capacity of its Changqing oil field, Yuan 5.93 billion ($790.14 million) in raising production of Daqing oil field, Yuan 1.5 billion ($199.87 million) in lifting capacity of Jidong oil field, Yuan 17.5 billion ($2.33 billion) in refining and petrochemical facilities at Dushanzi refinery, and Yuan 6 billion ($799.47 million) in ethylene production capacity expansion at Daqing Petrochemical Co. Shares of the company are already traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in the form of Hong Kong dollar-denominated H-shares, and on the New York Stock Exchange in the form of US dollar-denominated American Depositary Receipts. Chinese state-owned China National Petroleum Corp. is the holding company of PetroChina, controlling 157.92 billion shares, or 88.21% of the total issued shares of the Chinese oil giant. Another 11.79% of the shares are in the hands of public investors in the form of H-shares. CITIC Securities, China International Capital Corp. and UBS Securities are joint sponsors and lead underwriters of PetroChina's A-share offers. COULD RAISE CLOSE TO $10 billion Although PetroChina has yet to decide on the number of shares and the share price level for its A-shares offer, it could raise close to $10 billion based on pricing its entire 4 billion A-shares against HK$18.92 ($2.44) for one H-share at the close of SEHK's trading session last Thursday.

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Also wird sich die A share Listung an der H share angleichen die aber eigentlich nun:

WKN: A0M4YQ  sein soll.

 

Was denkt ihr ist besser als wiedereinstieg die H oder die A?

Wenn die Muttergesellschaft wieder mal Kapital braucht, welchen medium wird es bevorzugen A (Chinesen) oder H (Hongkong, also Ausland)?

 

Welche unterschided ergeben sich bie den beiden A und H in bezug auf Div. und Rechtliches? 

Vielen Dank

 

PetroChina Target Raised To HK$10.20 -JPM
JPMorgan raises target price for PetroChina (0857.HK) to HK$10.20 from HK$8.30 after bank raises long-term crude prices forecast to US$64/barrel vs US$55/barrel, due to expectation of tighter supply/demand situation beyond 2011. Higher target price also on likely prolonged crude production growth. Estimates 1% crude growth, 10% natural gas growth between 2011-2015, vs no crude growth, 5% natural gas growth as earlier forecast over same period. Longer growth forecast follows recent exploration success in Sichuan, Bohai Bay. Keeps Underweight for stock, which now down 0.6% at HK$19.32.