Sino Forest
Ich kann hier echt nicht mehr ganz folgen ehrlich gesagt.
Die News ist Positiv zu werten .
Sino veröffentlicht Ende Jan. den Abschluss Bericht. Was glaubt ihr was passiert wenn die Börse offen wäre mit den Kurs passiert?
Bezahlt ein Zukünftiger Käufer einen Hohen Preis für die Firma oder so wenig wie möglich?
Was passiert wenn die Börse offen hat und Chandler die Aktien Mehrheit kauft und
wie ankündigt hat er das Management aus tauscht ( das hat er ja offiziell schon angekündigt)
Also ich sage das sind die besten News die Sino seit Juli hatte nur die Mehrheit versteht Sie NOCH nicht. Aber ich bin mir sicher die Erkenntnis- wird sich bald nach mehr mehrmaligen lesen der News auch noch durchsetzten
Hände* reib *,der sitzt sehr gut im Boot . Er hat kurz vor der Aussetzung ja ziemlich
hoch gepokert :-)))
Das ALLERWICHTIGSTE ist ja ,das es kein Insolvenzverfahren gibt !!!!!
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Was passiert, wenn Chandler ein Übernahmeangebot macht ( sehr wahrscheinlich) mit den armen Shorties die sich dann eindecken müssen?
Die Shortquote dürfte extrem hoch sein.
Von der Kursaussetzung sind wir ( meine Person eingeschlossen) doch ALLE sehr
überrascht worden.
Ich sehe Kurse die deutlich über dem tatsächlichen Wert von Sino Forest liegen.
1,1500
13.01.2012 10:24:44
1,1600
13.01.2012 10:24:42
1,1500
13.01.2012 10:24:38
1,1400
13.01.2012 10:24:35
1,1700
13.01.2012 10:24:31
1,1400
13.01.2012 10:24:24
1,1500
13.01.2012 10:24:24
1,2000
13.01.2012 10:19:42
1,2500
13.01.2012 10:19:39
1,2750
13.01.2012 10:19:35
1,2250
13.01.2012 10:13:49
1,2000
13.01.2012 10:08:17
1,2900
13.01.2012 10:08:13
1,2850
13.01.2012 10:08:08
1,3000
13.01.2012 10:08:06
1,3250
13.01.2012 10:01:14
1,3600
13.01.2012 09:58:01
1,3850
13.01.2012 09:57:56
1,2750
13.01.2012 09:43:20
1,2200
13.01.2012 09:43:12
1,2300
13.01.2012 09:41:26
1,2250
13.01.2012 09:39:40
1,2500
13.01.2012 08:01:35
1,1250
13.01.2012 08:01:31
1,1100
den kann ich mir nicht verkneifen:
wo ist eigentlich der witzinvestor, ähmm, ich meinte natürlich swissinvestor?
Er wird nur eine Stimmrechte Mehrheit anstreben um den Vorstand und das Board auszutauschen.
Verkauf der Firma wird der Aktuelle Vorstand versuchen.
die Insolvenz gehen hätte müssen und Gläubigerschutz unter Capter 11 gesucht
hätte.
Der Termin für den Abschlussbericht ist jetzt auch klar.
Viele sind wohl enttäuscht darüber das der Handelsstart erst mal vom 25.01. weiter verschoben wurde. Es steht noch kein Neuer Termin fest!
Die reale Denkweise musst DU bei diesem Wert ausschalten.
Die Meldung war gut . Möchte mir die Alternative zu dieser Meldung garnicht vorstellen.
Ausserdem ist das STARREN auf den Kurs von L&S derzeit ohnehin Schwachsinn.
TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Ontario Securities Commission said late Friday it will hold a hearing Jan. 23 to consider if it is in the public interest to extend the trading halt on Sino-Forest Corp.'s (TRE.T) stock to April 16.
The timber company, which operates in China, but is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, has been struggling for survival under a cloud of fraud allegations since the summer. The OSC first halted the stock in August to investigate allegations the company overstated the value of its timber assets. In September, the halt was extended to Jan. 25 to give the commission more time to complete its probe.
Earlier this week, Sino-Forest said it was in talks with the OSC to further extend the cease trade order beyond Jan. 25, as it tries to work with its bondholders to come up with a strategic plan that will help it maximize the value of its assets and avoid defaulting on some of its debt.
The strategic plan is expected to provide a timeline for the possible sale of assets or the issuing of equity. As part of the agreement with the noteholders, Sino-Forest will make the $9.775 million interest payment on its 2016 convertible notes that was due on Dec. 15, and has agreed to pay, when due, interest on its convertible notes due 2013 and 2016 and on the two series of senior notes.
-By Ben Dummett; Dow Jones Newswires; 416-306-2024; ben.dummett@dowjones.com
Sino möchte eine weitere Aussetzung bis April 16.
Habe ja gedacht das Sie um ein paar Tage Aufschub bitten, aber um 3 Monate?!
Sino ist mal wieder gut, für jede Art für Nachrichten.
Interessant hier:
Sino-Forest said yesterday it will complete and make public a final report on the special committee's investigation of the Muddy Waters allegations by Jan. 31. The company said last month the report wouldn't be completed until some time in 2012.
Schauen wir mal.
auf die Anküdigungen--
[url]http://www.aastocks.com/EN/stock/...uote.aspx?&symbol=00094[/url]
*The OSC will consider whether to extend a trading ban on shares
of the China tree-plantation operator Sino-Forest Corp., which
is fending off allegations of fraud. The company has denied the
allegations. The hearing begins at 10 a.m. in Toronto.
mal schauen, was da rauskommt
The Ontario Securities Commission has extended the halt in trading of shares of troubled timber company Sino-Forest Corp. until April 16.
Vice-chair Mary Condon made the ruling after a brief hearing Monday where OSC staff argued that there was not enough information in the marketplace for the shares to trade.
Condon cited several reasons including the fact that Sino-Forest is in default of its financial disclosure requirements and that OSC staff is continuing its investigation.
The securities regulator first issued the temporary cease-trade order last August, amid concerns company executives were engaging in acts that they knew, or reasonably ought to have known “perpetrate a fraud.” It was later extended until Jan. 25.
Sino-Forest, which is based in China but is publicly listed on the TSX, has been mired in allegations it has overstated its sales, assets and holdings.
Company lawyer Alan Gardner did not object to the cease-trade extension.
OSC lawyer Hugh Craig argued that public disclosure has not improved since the cease-trade order was first issued. If anything “it has gotten more murky,” he said.
Craig pointed to the announcement this month, where the company warned its historic financial statements should not be relied upon.
He said the April date was proposed because the independent special committee, appointed by the company, looking into the allegations of short seller Muddy Waters is due out by month’s end.
As well Sino-Forest has promised to issue its third quarter earnings, which has been repeatedly delayed, and its annual financial statements are due on March 30. The mid-April date will give the public some time to digest information before shares trade, he said.
Sino-Forest has been mired in trouble, with accusations it has overstated assets and sales. Its failure to report its third quarter earning nearly sent the company into default this month.
The OSC ordered the trading halt last August, citing serious concerns that some company officers appeared to be engaging in acts of fraud.
Those five officers were also barred from trading securities – and Allen Chan stepped down as CEO days later.
Judson Martin, who has been an executive with several Brascan Group companies as well as Atlantis Alliance, was then appointed CEO of Sino-Forest.
The trading ban was later extended until January as the commission’s investigators continued its lengthy probe that includes thousands of documents, mostly in Chinese. The RCMP has since been called in to look at possible criminal fraud.
At the same time, Sino-Forest asked a special independent committee of its directors to investigate the allegations that were first set out by short-seller Carson Block of Muddy Waters last summer.
The Muddy Waters report sent the share price plunging after the short-seller, which makes money when a stock falls, accused Sino-Forest of being “a multi-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme.”
In November, the special committee’s interim report confirmed the company’s cash was as stated and timber holdings are in place, but conceded some information is difficult to verify in far-flung locales in China.
It was supposed to deliver a final report by the end of last year, but it now says it will be available by the end of January.
The company avoided a default this month, after reaching a deal with noteholders that includes paying a nearly $10 million (U.S.) outstanding interest payment as well as a 1 per cent waiver fee of $10 million (U.S.)
As part of the agreement, Sino-Forest has agreed to provide a strategic plan to advisers of an ad hoc committee of debt holders by March 31 that will include any timeline for any sale process and capital or equity process.
The company has agreed that it and its subsidiaries will maintain in aggregate a minimum cash balance inside China excluding Hong Kong of $165 million (U.S.) and a minimum cash balance outside China including Hong Kong of $140 million (U.S.).
Morgen Leute,
mh, also meine Sino`s werden jetzt noch nicht mal mit 1 cent im Depot geführt. Schon total ausgebucht ???
Weiss einer mehr ?