Spansion - Milliardenfirma und Pennystock
Och, ich beobachte nur den Kurs und frage mich, was da bei dem niedrigen Volume geht... Das Ende des Fiskal-Jahres kann sein. Abwarten ...
In reply to: floridaboy who wrote msg# 3222 Post # of 3223
"Our restructuring efforts are paying off as highlighted in our improved third quarter performance," said John Kispert, Spansion president and CEO. "Over the past nine months we have taken a number of difficult actions relative to restructuring. I am proud to say that we now have those efforts behind us and can focus on the future. We expect to emerge from Chapter 11 in the first quarter of 2010 with a healthier capital structure and a broad product portfolio, positioned to compete in our target markets.
Re: look at the link ,is this news ????
5-Jan-10 02:39 pm Great Post!
I completely understand where Spansion Japan is comong from. I don't like the way the new Kispert management is handling matters. I feel,(imho) they are more motivated by their own personal gain than anything else. They don't seem to hava any integrity. It is the way they go about doing everything.
I don't seem to hear anything regarding the Samsung settlement situation. They should not delay the matter. It should be one of the primary situations Spansion is focusing on right now. If they get the money and right to future cash flow from a settlement, it would off-set any money requested by Spansion Japan and also, perhaps significantly, alter the present and future financial status of Spansion. I can not stress it's importance enough. IMHO, management know this and for their own greedy benefit, have not handled the matter appropriately, in terms of when it we be resolved and its terms.
I think that it would be a positive thing to throw the reorganizations plans, as they are, out the window. They can start all over and make sure matters are handled correctly and with integrity. I wonder if a new management team could be appointed.
It doesn't bother me at all if there is a delay. I feel that it would be in everyones interest to get things right, that is except for the greedy Kispert and group.
8-Jan-10 02:42 am Spansion embroiled in $1B dispute with Japan unit
EE Times , January 02, 2010
Spansion is embroiled in a $1 billion foundry dispute with its estranged Japanese unit, according to a new filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
http://www.eetimes.com/TechSearch/Search...
27 minutes ago 01-07-2010 21:54 (news copied from my broker (Swissquote))
DJ Judge Says Spansion Can Seek $559 Million In Exit Financing
By Eric Morath
Of DOW JONES DAILY BANKRUPTCY REVIEW
A bankruptcy judge said Thursday that Spansion Inc. (SPSNQ) can enter into agreements to access $559 million in bankruptcy-exit financing, but he delayed a decision on whether the memory-chip maker's plan confirmation hearing will be pushed back two weeks.
Judge Kevin J. Carey of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., said Spansion can allow private-equity firm Silver Lake Partners to fully backstop a $109.4 million stock offering and allow Barclays Capital Inc. to arrange and underwrite $450 million in new debt financing.
Spansion would use the proceeds of both packages, if they ultimately materialize, to help fund its exit from Chapter 11.
The financing deals will "enhance the ability to confirm the plan as it is currently proposed and enhance the potential of reaching consensus among creditor constituents," Carey said at Thursday's court hearing.
Carey didn't rule on a request from unsecured Spansion noteholders to push back the company's Feb. 11 confirmation hearing until Feb. 25. Instead, Carey said he would consider the standstill request at a Jan. 29 hearing.......
I think with the recent positive news in the Q3 report (very first income since inception), this is a positive and promising development.
In reply to: None Post # of 3226
Spansion Inc. Announces Agreement to Purchase Distribution Business & Foundry Services From Former Japanese Subsidiary
Company on-track to emerge from Chapter 11 in the first quarter of 2010
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Spansion Inc. today announced it has reached verbal agreement to acquire the distribution business of its former subsidiary, Spansion Japan, that is the subject of a proceeding under the Japanese Corporate Reorganization Law (Kaisha Kosei Ho) pending in the Tokyo District Court. Spansion also verbally approved a new foundry services agreement which would include wafer and sort services from Spansion Japan. In a hearing before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court today, a representative of GE Financial Services Corporation, the agent for Spansion Japan's syndicate of secured lenders, announced their support for the agreements, subject to final approval of the syndicate members. The agreements remain subject to completion of definitive agreements and approval by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court with jurisdiction over Spansion's chapter 11 case as well as the Tokyo District Court.
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"Upon court approval, these agreements finalize Spansion's plan for manufacturing services and on-going support for Japanese customers as it continues its planned emergence from Chapter 11 in the first quarter of 2010," said John Kispert, Spansion president and CEO. "We are pleased that this agreement will also help enable Spansion Japan to reorganize as a stand-alone entity."
Spansion Japan would retain certain unsecured claims against Spansion Inc. that could be compromised under Spansion's proposed plan of reorganization. Any awards related to these claims would be treated as pre-petition obligations and would not affect the company's capital structure upon emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The complete definitive terms and conditions of the settlement will be filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court on or before January 15, 2010. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has scheduled a hearing to consider approval of the settlement on January 29, 2010.
0,050 ??? Ich dachte der höhere preis zählt da, nicht das einstelldatum/Ordernummer.?????
Warum ist das so ............. Lg Harry
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...h-prnews-370673421.html?x=0&.v=1
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/100115/spsnq.pk8-k.html
aktuell in USA +18,8% und die 0,1$ sind in Sichtweite
viel Erfolg allen Investierten
Hummel
Der Q-Bericht hat alles was man braucht um an eine erfolgreiche Zukunft der Firma zu glauben
(und das ist doch das was hier gehandelt wird).
Raus aus Chappter 11 und mit Vollgas in die Zukunft
Hummel
Hoffen wir mal daß der Richter das in diesem Fall anders sieht.
Ich sehe hier eine Comp. die in Zahlungsschwierigkeiten gekommen ist, auf Grund dieser Umstände hat man Gläubigerschutz ( Chap. 11) angemeldet. Was in meinen Augen immer eine gute Verhandlungsmöglichkeit beiinhaltet. Jetzt hat man es geschafft den Laden wieder so zu struktuieren das hier Gewinne (und das nicht zu knapp) anfallen und die Marge erheblich erhöht. Das zweite Quartal in Folge positiv. Damit hat man eindrucksvoll bewiesen das man wieder auf eigenen Beinen stehen und den Konzern zu Gewinnen führen kann.
Was und wo liegt der Schuh begraben, was einen davon abhält zu glauben das es hier bald aus diesem Chap.11 wieder rausgeht?
Aufforderung an die Leute, die richtig tief in der Marterie stecken.
Vielen Dank ,
Hummel
Es geht nicht darum, ob Spansion Capt. 11 verläßt -- das wollen sie schon im Q1, 2010 und das steht auch schon seit gut 6 Monaten "fest". Es geht darum, ob die alten common shares wertlos verfallen oder nicht.
Es wäre toll wenn mir einer genau dieses Dokument, wo das in Frage gestellt wird via. Link hier einstellt - das interessiert sicherlich nicht nur mich, sondern auch sont alle die hier gedenken neu einzusteigen oder es vorhaben.
Es entscheidet über eine Zock oder ein Longinvestment - vielen Dank
P.S. Volumen und Momentum entscheiden bei mir über ein Investment, ob es dann eine längere "Beziehung" gibt, entscheidet sich auf Grund von Fakten
Hummel
Da steht unter anderem folgendes:
"Spansion reported fourth quarter of 2009 net sales of $307.1 million and its second consecutive profitable quarter with net income on a U.S. GAAP basis of $4.3 million, or ----DILUTED---- net income per share of $0.02"...
Gab oder gibt es schon neue Shares oder andere Gründe für eine Dilution? (Verwässerung)
Hat das jemand verfolgt?