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bis man solche Umsätze wie heute in München findet. Liegt da was in der Luft?

 

 sämtliche indonesische Bankentiteln ziehen wieder kräftig an, wobei 

PT Bank Niaga TbkShs Series  bei einem ähnlichen Chartverlauf schon viel mehr wieder gestiegen ist. 

 

 

mittelfristiger Markttrend

Positiver Markttrend seit dem 28.01.2011

Der mittelfristige technische 40-Tage Trend ist seit dem 28.01.2011 positiv. Der bestätigte technische Trendwendepunkt (Tech Reverse + 1.75%) ist 661,23.

 

Theindonesiatoday.com - PT Bank Internasional Indonesia Tbk (BNII) booked net profit of Rp461 billion in 2010, increased 9.7% from 420 billion it booked in 2009.

Ridha Wirakusumah, BII's president director, said in a press statement issued today that the profit growth was supported by revenue of all core business and improved business operation.

Ridha said as of end 2010 BII's loan disbursement totaled Rp53.6 trillion, a 35% rise compared to Rp39.6 trillion a previous year.  Credit for consumers accounted for 45% while credit for small-medium enterprises and corporates contributed 31% and 29%,respectively.

"The growth of consumers' credit was mainly supported by loan for motor vehicle (55.9% contribution), followed by housing (28.9%) and credit card (8.8%)," Ridha said, adding the credit growth has boosted BII's assets to total Rp75.2 trillion by end 2010, increased 23% from a year earlier.

BII's third party deposits rose 26.5% to Rp59.9 trillion with loan to deposit ratio (LDR) increasing to 89.03% from previous 82.93%. BII's net interst income also increased 19% to 3.56 trillion in 2010, from Rp2.99 trillion in 2009. However, Ridha said, BII's net interest margin declined to 5.89% from 6.10% a previous year.

Meanwhile, BII's non performing loan rose to 1.74% from previous 1.58% and capital adequacy ratio (CAR) stood at 12.50%. ( hans@theindonesiatoday.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )



http://theindonesiatoday.com/banking-headline/...-profit-in-2010.html

Odin  

 heindonesiatoday.com - PT Bank Internasional Indonesien Tbk (BNII) gebucht Nettogewinn von Rp461 Milliarden im Jahr 2010 erhöhte sich um 9,7% von 420 Milliarden, die sie im Jahr 2009 gebucht. 

Ridha Wirakusumah, BII-Präsident Regisseur, sagte in einer Presseerklärung herausgegeben heute bekannt, dass die Ertragsentwicklung durch Einnahmen aller Kerngeschäft und verbessert die betriebswirtschaftlichen unterstützt wurde. 

Ridha sagte ab Ende 2010 BII's Darlehensauszahlung betrug Rp53.6 Billionen eine 35% ige Steigerung gegenüber Rp39.6 Billionen Vorjahr. Kredit an Verbraucher entfielen 45% der Kredit für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen und Unternehmen beigetragen 31% und 29% betragen. 

"Das Wachstum der Verbraucher Kredit wurde hauptsächlich durch Darlehen für Kraftfahrzeuge (55,9% Beitrag), durch das Gehäuse (28,9%) und Kreditkarte (8,8%), gefolgt unterstützt", Ridha und fügte hinzu, die das Kreditwachstum hat verstärkt BII-Vermögens auf insgesamt Rp75.2 Billionen bis Ende 2010, um 23% gegenüber dem Vorjahr. 

BII's Dritten Einlagen stiegen um 26,5% auf Rp59.9 Billionen mit Darlehen zu Einlagen-Verhältnis (LDR) stieg auf 89,03% von 82,93% zurück. BII Netto-Einkommen interst auch um 19% auf 3,56 Billionen 2010, Rp2.99 Billionen im Jahr 2009.Allerdings Ridha sagte BII Netto-Zinsmarge sank auf 5,89% von 6,10% einem vorhergehenden Jahr. 

Unterdessen stieg die BII notleidenden Darlehen auf 1,74% von 1,58% zurück und Eigenkapitalquote (CAR) lag bei 12,50%. (Hans@theindonesiatoday.comThis E-Mail Adresse ist gegen Spambots geschützt. Sie müssen JavaScript aktivieren, damit Sie es sehen können) 

>> Wobei die Zahlen so nicht stimmen, oder? Billion ist Billion und Trillion ist Trillion, oder täusch ich mich?!  Somit wäre umgerechnet der Nettogewinn in Euro: 33.274.500.000         

Siehe Währungsrechner: http://www.oanda.com/lang/de/currency/converter/ 

 

 müssten natürlich Millionen sein, oder? 

 

Das wären ...

33 Milliarden
274 Millionen
500 Tausend

Bei den Indonesiern ist es wie bei den Amis...
Billion  US-Dollar ist Milliarden Euro

Odin  

 Sagte ja, dass die letzten drei Nullen zu viel waren. Sind also Millionen. Danke für die Bestätigung. 

 

Maybank Aims To Free Float 20 Per Cent Stake In BII By June

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 21 (Bernama) -- Malayan Banking aims to achieve 20 per cent free float of its stake in Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) by June.

The Malaysia's largest commercial bank has until June to reduce its stake in BII to 80 per cent.

"We are actually paring down our stakes in BII as requested by Badan Pengawas Pasar Modal, the Indonesian market regulator, but unfortunately the low volume in the market is not enough.

"Therefore, we are able to sell only less than one per cent of our stakes in the open market," said president and chief executive officer Datuk Abdul Wahid Omar told a media briefing Monday.

He said the bank was also looking at the possibility of placement and various other options to pare down its stakes in BII.

Maybank's Indonesian operations via BII recorded a 16 per cent rise in gross operating income to Rp 2.959 trillion (RM1=Rp2,914.46) for the half year ended Dec 31, 2010, compared with Rp 2.551 trillion in 2009.

However, its pre-tax profit for the first half fell to Rp257 billion from Rp365 billion.

"BII is still on an expansion phase and we will open 50 more branches by the end of the fiscal year ending June 30. We hope to have 450 branches by end-2012," he said.

As at December 2010, BII had a 327-branch network, supported by 952 automated teller machines and cash deposit machines.  

könntet ihr euere komentare auch auf deutsch verfassen?
bei den übersetzungen kommt ziemlich viel mist rüber.

alo,pleite oder werden wir millionäre???
da ich mir vor jahren eine anfangsposition aufgebaut habe,sehe ich eher positiv in die zukunft.  

Wann kommt der neue Quartalsbericht von BNII  

Theindonesiatoday.com - Malayan Banking Berhad, controlling shareholder of Bank Internasional indonesia (BNII), has obtained approval from the Securities Commission on April 18 regarding the US$2 billion MTN program.

"The establishment of the MTN Program will enable Maybank to issue from time to time, senior and/or subordinated notes in currencies other than Ringgit Malaysia at any time, provided that the aggregate amount of outstanding Notes shall not at any time exceed US$2 billion (or its equivalent in other currencies) in nominal value," Maybank told Bursa Malaysia this afternoon.

The MTN Program also provides flexibility to Maybank to issue Notes from time to time through its Hong Kong Branch and/or its Singapore Branch.

"The proceeds from each issuance of Notes will be used for Maybank’s working capital, general banking and other corporate purposes," Maybank said.

BII ends higher by 1.64% to Rp620 Monday (Apr 18) in Jakarta on a relatively thin trading. (Theindonesiatoday.com)


Read more about flexibility at theindonesiatoday.com

sieht doch wirklich gut aus..... (meine pers. Meinung)

Odin

http://theindonesiatoday.com/bonds-headlines/...program-approved.html  

Der zusammengedrückte Seitenrand, BII Profit lässt 33% fallen

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Theindonesiatoday.com - Bank internationales Indonesien (BNII), eine Tochtergesellschaft von Maybank Corporation, Reingewinn von Rp152 Milliarde im ersten Viertel von 2011 berichtet, letztes Jahr fallen gelassen 33% vom gleichen Zeitraum wegen des zusammengedrückten Seitenrandes.

Die Bank gab wirklich höheres Nettozinseinkommen von Rp996 Milliarde in Q1/11 gegen Rp815.38 Milliarde in Q1/10. bekannt. Aber die Betriebskosten der Bank schwankten zu Rp1.297 Trillion von Rp940 Milliarde in Q1/10.

BII meldete dann das Betriebseinkommen von Rp218.67 Milliarde an, zerschnitten 28% von Rp304 Milliarde in Q1/10.

Das Gesamtanlagegut der Bank erhöhte sich auf Rp77.37 Trillion am 31. März 2011 von Rp75.1 Trillion in 31. Dezember 2010. (Theindonesiatoday.com)

http://theindonesiatoday.com/banking-headlines/...rofit-drops-33.html  

als erstes danke odin für deine info.
aber was heisst es für uns konkrett?
kommt die aktie in schwung,oder gehen wir einen totalverlust entgegen.
den kassieren tun wohl andere.  

BII, zum von Rp1.5 Trillion Subdebt morgen anzubieten

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Theindonesiatoday.com - Pint-Bank Internasional Indonesien Tbk (BNII) gibt unterstellte Bindungen (subdebt) wert bis zu Rp1.5 Trillion, anfangen, morgen anzubieten heraus (10. Mai).


Mittel hatten früh berichtet, dass BII subdebt Austeilung zu Rp600 Milliarde vom ursprünglichen Plan Rp1.5 Trillion verkleinert hatte. Aber die Bank, die heute in einem Prospekt gibt es verkündet wird, Wert Rp1.5 Trillion von subdebt heraus.

Die Bank sagte, dass das subdebt Beschaffenheit von 7 Jahren hat und Kupon von 10.75% pro Jahr tragen wird. Von der Gesamtmenge die Hauptmenge des Gesamtmengen Rp1,2 angeboten zu werden subdebt, Trillion, während der Rest Rp300 Milliarde durch einen besten Bemühungsentwurf angeboten wird.

Das Angebot von subdebt beginnt morgen bis 13. Mai 2011. Die Registrierung an der Börse wird für 20. Mai 1011 festgelegt.

Die Indonesien-Ratingfirma Pefindo hat „idAA“ Bewertung für die Bindung mit beständiger Aussicht zugewiesen. Während Fitch Bewertung „AAidn“ Bewertung zugewiesen hat.

Als Versicherer für subdebt Sicherheiten treten Pint-Bahana, Pint Mandiri Sekuritas und Pint Indo Premier Securities auf.

Ridha Wirakusumah, auf Segmente hauptsächlich zu verteilen Präsidentendirektor BIIS früh, sagte die Bondausteilungziele, um Darlehensexpansionsziel von 20% für dieses Jahr zu stützen, sich der Kleinmittel Unternehmen (SME), der Werbung und des Verbrauchers.

Er sagte, dass das subdebt die Eigenkapitalquote der Bank vorbei herum 1.5% bis 16% von Strom 14% addiert. (hans@theindonesiatoday.com)

Odin

Link ...http://theindonesiatoday.com/bonds-headlines/...trillion-subdebt.html  

Zu Deiner Frage
(kommt die aktie in schwung,oder gehen wir einen totalverlust entgegen.
den kassieren tun wohl andere. )

Da kann und will ich Dir nichts dazu schreiben, das mußt Du wissen (Tut mir leid)

Wir sind an der Börse und da sind soviel ungereimtheiten das ich mich davor hüte dazu Stellung zu nehmen.

mfg

Odin  

Also ich schau ab und an zumindest noch rein, was der Kurs so macht...

 

Ich habe die auch schon lange im Depot und hoffe immer noch dass die mal deutlich ins Plus gehen. Kann aber noch lange dauern solange Maybank den dicken Posten noch loswerden  muss. Solange sich nicht ein paar größere Investoren finden (Fonds etc...) wird das sicher den Kurs drücken.

Grüsse
  T.  

Morgen,

Bin auch noch dabei, und warte ab.
Unter 2000 verkaufe ich eh nicht.

mfg  

BI to Limit Local Company's Foreign Debt

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Monday, 05 September 2011 11:26
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Theindonesiatoday.com - Bank Indonesia (BI) considers to limit the exposure of local private companies to foreign debt due to global economic uncertainties, Jakarta Post reported today.



BI Governor Darmin Nasution said on Sunday (September 4) that BI needs to build prudent guidelines by requiring local companies, mainly those with no revenue streams in foreign currencies, for not to borrow in foreign currencies.

“If firms export their output and earn in [foreign exchange], it wont be a problem to borrow in forex. If their revenue is in rupiah and their output is not for export, it’s crucial not to be too daring and borrow [in foreign currencies]," he said.

Lower costs associated with a weaker US dollar have prompted many local companies to raise more dollar-denominated debts, either through bank loans or through global bond issuances.

However, Darmin said, the risk of foreign borrowing was currently elevated, especially for companies that lacked adequate foreign currency revenue streams given uncertainties in the world’s largest economies, including in the European Union and the US. “The global economy is so fragile.”

Indonesia’s economic resilience, despite the recent slowdown, has lured overseas creditors to offer debt to the nation’s private sector. (Theindonesiatoday.com)

Link:
http://theindonesiatoday.com/finance/macro/...l-companys-foreign-debt  

warte ich noch (ab)

 

Cool ... :)


TEXT-Fitch affirms Bank International Indonesia at AAA(idn);otlk stbl


        (The following statement was released by the rating agency)        
   
      Sept 07 - Fitch) Fitch Ratings has affirmed PT Bank International Indonesia Tbk's (BII) Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at 'BB+' with a Positive Outlook, and its National Long-Term Rating at 'AAA(idn)' with a Stable Outlook. A full list of rating actions is provided below.

BII's IDRs and National Long-Term ratings reflect strong support from its higher-rated parent bank, Malayan Banking Berhard (Maybank; 'A-'/Stable). The Viability rating reflects the bank's moderate financial position in terms of asset quality, profitability and capital.

Maybank's long-term plan is to develop BII as one of its key regional growth platforms given Indonesia's growth potential. Maybank is in the process of transferring its IT and risk management expertise to BII. Both banks have derived business synergies in global market/treasury, corporate banking activities, sharia banking, human capital, and risk management.

A stringent credit policy, stronger risk management and close monitoring of loan portfolios have resulted in stronger asset quality as NPLs decreased to 2.4% of total loans at end-H111 (2010: 3.1%). However, BII continues to face the challenge of managing asset quality at its subsidiary WOM Finance ('AA(idn)'/Stable). NPL reserve coverage remained adequate at 93% at end-H111 (2010: 90%).

BII's net interest margin (NIM) declined to 5.1% in H111 (2010: 5.5%) mainly due to keen competition in lending and deposit taking. Profitability from its core banking and automobile business under BII Finance ('AA+(idn)'/Stable) improved, though the challenge remains to improve WOM Finance's profitability. Return on assets (ROA) slightly improved to 0.9% in H111 (2010: 0.7%). BII's ROA was small compared with the industry average of 3%.

Maybank has supported BII through its sub-debt issue of IDR1.5tn in Q211, which lifted the latter's total capital adequacy ratio (CAR) to 13.06% at end-H111 (2010: 12.50%), although its Tier 1 decreased to 10.45% (2010: 11.64%) from loan growth and full implementation of Basel II operational risk. While rapid loan growth over the next three years will put downward pressure on the bank's capital, Fitch expects BII to maintain Tier 1 and CAR in line with Bank Indonesia's minimum requirements.

Established in 1959 and listed in 1989, BII is the eighth-largest bank in Indonesia with 2.6% of system assets.

BII ratings:

- Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR affirmed at 'BB+'; Outlook Positive;

- Short-Term Foreign-Currency IDR affirmed at 'B';

- National Long-Term Rating affirmed at 'AAA(idn)'; Outlook Stable;

- Subordinated debt affirmed at 'AA(idn)'; - Support Rating affirmed at '3';

- Individual Rating affirmed at 'C/D'; and

- Viability Rating affirmed at 'bb'.


     Link:

       http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/07/...ealEstateNews&rpc=43  

Theindonesiatoday.com - Bank International Indonesia (BNII), controlled by Maybank, plans to issue between Rp1.5 trillion and Rp2 trillion Bonds in December 2011.

Stephen Liestyo, director of consumer banking at BII, told Bisnis Indonesia over the weekend, that the bank plans to issue sub-debts in December, even though the plan might be affected by the current market volatility.

"We have to seriously look into market dynamics. Hopefully the bond market will stabilize, because at the moment bond market is not in good shape, both in US and Indonesia," he said.

Stephen worried the current market condition won't provide good pricing for sub-debts. But if BII finally proceed with the bonds issue, funds raised will be used to strengthen its Tier 2 capital.

BII shares closed at Rp420 on Friday (Sept 30), 58% below its peak (Rp1,010) late last year. (Theindonesiatoday.com)


Link:
http://www.theindonesiatoday.com/Latest-News/...2-trillion-bonds/News  

BII Posts 34% Profit Growth

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Tuesday, 01 November 2011 07:54
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BII Posts 34% Profit Growth

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Theindonesiatoday.com - Bank International Indonesia (BNII), a subsidiary of Maybank, booked net profit of Rp555 billion in the first nine months of 2011, grew 34% from Rp415 billion in the same period of last year.

Net interest income increased 16% to Rp2.95 trillion in the period, from Rp2.55 trillion a previous year. Net interest margin was 5.28%.

Other operating income (fee based income) rose 17% to Rp1.77 trillion, contributed 37% of BII's total income. Overhead cost jumped 20% to Rp3.13 trillion from Rp2.59 trillion in first 9 months of 2010.

Credit grew 22% to Rp61.9 trillion, of which loan to commercial and small medium business segment totaled Rp22.2 trillion. Corporate segment contributed 24% of total credit, commercial and small medium segment contributed 36% and consumers segment contributed 40%.

As of September 2011, BII's assets grew 26% to Rp90.9 trillion from Rp72.2 trillion as of September 2010.

The bank booked third party funds of Rp92.2 trillion, of which saving amounted Rp66.6 trillion. Loan to deposit ratio (LDR) was 92.6%.

Capital adequacy ratio (CAR) stood at 12.33% while non performing loan (NPL) net was 1.37%. ( hans@theindonesiatoday.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )

Link:
http://www.theindonesiatoday.com/finance/...ts-34-profit-growth-.html  

Theindonesiatoday.com - Fitch Ratings has today assigned PT Bank Internasional Indonesia Tbk's (BII) unsecured senior debt program of up to Rp4 trillion 'AAA(idn)' and subordinated debt program up to Rp2 trillion 'AA(idn)', with the bonds expected to be issued within two years. These debt programs are offered under new regulations in Indonesia.

Fitch has also assigned 'AAA(idn)' to BII's proposed three and five-year rupiah senior unsecured bond tranche I 2011 totalling Rp2 trillion and 'AA(idn)' to seven-year rupiah subordinated bond tranche I amounting to Rp500 billionb. These debts are issued under the bond programs.

The National Long-term ratings reflect strong support from its higher rated parent bank, Malayan Banking Berhard (Maybank, 'A-'/Stable).

Maybank's long-term plan is to develop BII as one of its key regional growth platforms taking advantage of the potential market in Indonesia.

The subordinated debt rating is two notches below BII's 'AAA(idn)' National Long-term rating reflecting the instrument's cumulative interest deferral condition, which has complied with Bank Indonesia's (BI) regulation on Minimum Capital Adequacy Requirement for Commercial Banks (PBI No. 10/15/PBI/2008) and Fitch's "Rating Hybrid Securities" criteria published on 29 December 2009.

Established in 1959 and listed in 1989, BII is the eight largest bank in Indonesia with 2.6% of system assets. (Theindonesiatoday.com)