Thomas Cook (A0MR3W) - Rebound nach Kurssturz?
gerade eben zu 1,96
nun zeigt der mir (bei Cortalconsors) einen Bewertungskurs von 1.905, und damit sofort ein minus von 3,5%
kann mir das bitte jemand erklären?
(nicht böse sein, ich fange erst an)
das war coba, Forum verwechselt.
TC habe ich schon seit mehreren Wochen.
trotzdem, was hat der Bewertungskurs bei consors an sich?
danke
TUI Travel benefits from rival Thomas Cook's woes
TUI Travel , the world's biggest tour operator, said it significantly outperformed the wider British market in January as it benefited from rival Thomas Cook 's troubles, Reuters reports. The group, which owns Thomson and First Choice, said on Tuesday it had seen an upturn in bookings because customers had lost confidence in Thomas Cook, which required emergency funding from banks in November following a string of profit warnings.
"I think we are clearly a beneficiary of the uncertain environment that our competitor is operating in. We have always said that was likely," Long told reporters.
Thomas Cook, which issued three profit warnings last year culminating in a funding crunch, said summer bookings were sharply lower in early January.
TUI Travel took advantage of its rival's difficulties: in the days following Thomas Cook's November statement it placed full-page advertisements in national newspapers which accentuated its relatively healthy finances.
"What we did at the time of their announcement was to make it very clear that Thomson and Thomas Cook are very different businesses under different ownership," Long said.
TUI Travel, majority-owned by German group TUI AG (TUIGn.DE), said over a third of its summer holidays had been sold and it had seen a sharp rise in online bookings.
Some 42 percent of holidays were sold online, up 6 percentage points on the previous year, while average selling prices were up 8 percent, it said.
Long said TV campaigns promoting Thomson and First Choice, which offers only all-inclusive holidays, had led to a rise in the number of customers booking online.
"Those campaigns are supporting our strategy of differentiation. We have had a huge amount of resonance from that and they have been very well received. That is why we are seeing such an increase in the level of traffic to our websites."
TUI Travel has focused on offering "differentiated product," such as its Holiday Village and Sensatori resorts which cannot be booked through rivals.
Shares in TUI Travel have risen by over 50 percent since November, boosted by Thomas Cook's woes and speculation TUI AG will bid for the shares it does not already own. The shares were down 2.2 percent to 201.6 pence at 5:20 a.m. ET.
TUI AG is close to a deal to sell part of its stake in container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd HPLG.UL to its majority shareholder, the Albert Ballin consortium and plans to focus on its tourism business.
Long declined to comment on the likelihood of TUI AG, which currently holds a 55.5 percent stake, bidding for the remainder.
"It is ongoing speculation in terms of what might happen. All I can say is we have a very supportive majority shareholder. Who knows how speculation and reality play out?," he said.
TUI Travel said it made an operating loss of 109 million pounds ($172 million) in the first quarter to end December, compared with an 86 million pound loss the year before.
Tour operators traditionally make a loss in the half of the year which does not include the key summer period.
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· As expected, the seasonal underlying loss from operations of £91m was higher than the prior year (loss of £37m) as a result of tougher trading conditions and rising fuel costs which have impacted margins. In particular, the West & East Europe segment reported significantly increased losses in part because of ongoing disruption in MENA;
· We continue to focus hard on implementing our UK turnaround strategy and we are on track to deliver the planned £35m benefit in the current financial year;
· We have taken action to adjust capacities where appropriate and, for both the winter and summer seasons, in many markets, we have less left to sell than for the comparable period.
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In the three months to 31 December 2011, the free cash outflow was £739.6m (2011: £639.1m) which is higher than the prior year and reflects the lower booking intake as a result of planned capacity reductions and increased winter losses. December typically represents the seasonal cash low point for the Group and, since the end of December, net cash flow has been positive as would be expected for this time of the year. As at 7 February 2012, available cash and headroom on our committed banking facilities amounted to around £300m. As we have separately announced today, the Group is exploring opportunities to reduce debt and as such has put its Indian business up for sale.
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