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Wie zou er het best weten of Bois du sauvage nog niet duur noteert? Guy Paquôt (die recent nog 4703 stukjes kocht aan 301 euro) of Pisa?pisa schreef: Ahum, ahum, er waren hier wel bepaalde forumleden die verwachtten en zelfs voorspelden dat die klim nog veel hoger zou gaan. Het was gegarandeerde kassa, kassa, want Guy Paquôt kocht toch alles op omdat hij wist wat bijv. Neuhaus werkelijk waard is. Ik herinner me dat één forumlid dit zeer expliciet hier aangaf Hij had dit misschien zelfs uit de grafiek van de koers van dit aandeel afgeleid, want hij 'gelooft' ernstig in TA. Wenst u dat ik hem noem?
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Laeka is wel de referentie op spaargids en ver daarbuiten als het over holdings en andere aandelen gaat !!!
Laat u niet doen Laeka , door al die jaloerseriken op uw grote successen .
Je moet het maar doen steeds weer in de roos schieten. Jammer dat je je aankopen niet meer post anders konden wij meesurfen.
Laeka en Omega6 rules on spaargids!
Laat u niet doen Laeka , door al die jaloerseriken op uw grote successen .
Je moet het maar doen steeds weer in de roos schieten. Jammer dat je je aankopen niet meer post anders konden wij meesurfen.
Laeka en Omega6 rules on spaargids!
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Ach Pietpiraat Ik zit in Bois Du Sauvage met mijn eerste instappen onder de 200 euro en regelmatig nog bijgekocht ook nog dit jaar. Mensen zoals Pisa kom je op elk forum tegen hoor. Altijd commentaar op andere maar zelf brengen ze zelden of nooit iets aan. Met de speculatietax heb ik vele individuele aandelen( omdat ge daar technische analyse beter op kan toepassen vaarwel gezegd ) en me geconcentreerd op holdings. Je gaat daar nooit de jackpot mee winnen maar ik ben tevreden met wat ik op een Sofina, Bois du sauvage, Camellia, Luxempart enz... verdien. En reken ook maar het dividend mee.pietpiraat schreef:Laeka is wel de referentie op spaargids en ver daarbuiten als het over holdings en andere aandelen gaat !!!
Laat u niet doen Laeka , door al die jaloerseriken op uw grote successen .
Je moet het maar doen steeds weer in de roos schieten. Jammer dat je je aankopen niet meer post anders konden wij meesurfen.
Laeka en Omega6 rules on spaargids!
De laatste tijd vooral aan het schoppen in Zuid Oost Azië.
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@Laeka, waar kijk je op dit ogenblik naar in ZO-Azie ?
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Naïeve vraag: Als Paquôt dit zogoed weet (via Valérie ?) kan hij dan niet beschuldigd worden van handel met voorkennis??laeka schreef:...Wie zou er het best weten of Bois du sauvage nog niet duur noteert? Guy Paquôt (die recent nog 4703 stukjes kocht aan 301 euro) of Pisa?
Deze aandelen worden niet door CieBS zelf opgekocht om vernietigd te worden, maar door Entreprise et Chemins de fer en Chine een bedrijf door Paquôt gecontroleerd met vermoedelijk als enig doel de volledige controle te verwerven.
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Zal je een privebericht sturen.Joost1000 schreef:@Laeka, waar kijk je op dit ogenblik naar in ZO-Azie ?
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Ik weet het helemaal niet best, maar stel alleen vast dat het op dit moment de enige holding is die niet fors hoger gaat. Dat was exact het punt dat ik probeerde maken.laeka schreef:Wie zou er het best weten of Bois du sauvage nog niet duur noteert? Guy Paquôt (die recent nog 4703 stukjes kocht aan 301 euro) of Pisa?pisa schreef: Ahum, ahum, er waren hier wel bepaalde forumleden die verwachtten en zelfs voorspelden dat die klim nog veel hoger zou gaan. Het was gegarandeerde kassa, kassa, want Guy Paquôt kocht toch alles op omdat hij wist wat bijv. Neuhaus werkelijk waard is. Ik herinner me dat één forumlid dit zeer expliciet hier aangaf Hij had dit misschien zelfs uit de grafiek van de koers van dit aandeel afgeleid, want hij 'gelooft' ernstig in TA. Wenst u dat ik hem noem?
Voila, een andere visie van iemand die heel goed weet waarover hij spreekt.Belca2 schreef: Naïeve vraag: Als Paquôt dit zogoed weet (via Valérie ?) kan hij dan niet beschuldigd worden van handel met voorkennis??
Deze aandelen worden niet door CieBS zelf opgekocht om vernietigd te worden, maar door Entreprise et Chemins de fer en Chine een bedrijf door Paquôt gecontroleerd met vermoedelijk als enig doel de volledige controle te verwerven.
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Ook wel benieuwd, Laeka. Holdings met gezind verstand bestuur zijn altijd goed.laeka schreef:Zal je een privebericht sturen.Joost1000 schreef:@Laeka, waar kijk je op dit ogenblik naar in ZO-Azie ?
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+1bartgo schreef:Ook wel benieuwd, Laeka. Holdings met gezind verstand bestuur zijn altijd goed.laeka schreef:
Zal je een privebericht sturen.
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Even een stomme vraag, maar... CFE gaat 7% omhoog en AvH bougeert niet. Arbitragemogelijkheid?
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CFE: gisteren gelezen dat Rusland en Saoedi Arabie zouden aansturen op verhoging olie prijs.
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http://www.wendelgroup.com/sites/defaul ... cp_fr_wend el.pdf
anr 145.8
RN +17,3% hors resultats non récurrents
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RN +17,3% hors resultats non récurrents
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Betere resultaten dan Brederode heb ik de indruk.
Ze zijn ook serieus aan het investeren in Afrika.
Ze zijn ook serieus aan het investeren in Afrika.
Pessimisme is zoals porno, het verkoopt.
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PRESS RELEASE – SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Wendel has signed an agreement with a view to acquiring Tsebo, the leading pan-African facilities services provider.
Wendel today announced that it has signed an agreement with Rockwood Private Equity and other minority shareholders to acquire Tsebo Solutions Group, the leading pan-African facilities services provider, for an enterprise value of ZAR 5.25 billion (equivalent to EUR 331 million1).
Employing c. 34,000 people across 23 countries, Tsebo provides solutions such as facilities management, catering, cleaning and security services, as well as remote camp services to clients across Africa. During FY 2016 (March-end), Tsebo generated ZAR 6,333 million of sales and ZAR 507 million of EBITDA.
Wendel is currently negotiating co-investment terms with management and prospective co-investors. In South Africa, the future ownership structure will include a B-BBEE2 consortium that will partner with Wendel and maintain Tsebo’s Level 1 B-BBEE status on the amended (“new”) codes.
The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2016, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
Founded in 1971 in Johannesburg (South Africa), Tsebo has developed into a pan-African enterprise of stature, enjoying a strong presence in a wide range of local and international business sectors. Today, the Tsebo offers market-leading contracted services in Facilities Management, Remote Camps, Catering, Cleaning, Hygiene, Security, Energy and Procurement. This extensive range of hard, soft and infrastructure management services are enjoyed by over 3,000 clients across a number of sectors including financial services, manufacturing, mining, leisure, energy, environment, retail as well as universities and other public services. Tsebo’s clients have found significant benefits in contracting their “non-core” functions to its experienced professionals. Tsebo delivers improved value, consistent innovation and continuous efficiency to clients in every economic sector. Underpinning Tsebo’s successful business model is a constant and robust dedication to sustainable development and equal opportunity employment. Tsebo is widely recognized as one of Africa’s most progressive corporate entities for its involvement in sustainable development actions and the continuous growth of its human capital, its business, industry and society.
Frédéric Lemoine, Chairman of Wendel’s Executive Board, said. “Tsebo responds to the growing need of African companies and Africa-based international companies to outsource non-core – yet essential – activities outside of their expertise, in order to focus on their core business. Tsebo is a ‘homegrown’ African success story with 45 years of African operating experience, delivering international quality standards to a diversified client base, in over 20 countries. We very much look forward to working with Clive Smith and his teams to continue growing Tsebo across Africa and over the long term. This company is perfectly in line with Wendel’s strategy in Africa, where we have now invested over one billion euros, demonstrating our continued commitment to the continent since Wendel Africa was established in 2013. Tsebo,
1 EUR/ZAR = 15.8680 as of September 16, 2016.
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a company developing from South Africa across the rest of the continent, complements very well IHS, Saham and SGI Africa which are positioned on different sectors and different country mixes.“
Clive Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Tsebo, said. "Tsebo has a proud history of supporting its clients through the unique combination of delivering global standards with a deep African expertise. We are delighted to be able to partner with Wendel, as they bring a true global capacity whilst maintaining our entrepreneurial culture that enables us to exceed our customers' expectations. With huge opportunity to expand our services in a fast developing African landscape, Wendel’s reach, experience and long-term commitment to the continent will be a significant enabler to Tsebo. We believe that together with our local partners, communities, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders, and with the backing of Wendel, Tsebo will reach new highs that will benefit all parties. Tsebo and Wendel are inspired to build a legacy of economic and social growth in Africa, and make a valuable contribution to the next African generation and beyond."
About Wendel
Wendel is one of Europe's leading listed investment firms. The Group invests internationally, in companies that are leaders in their field, such as Bureau Veritas, Saint-Gobain, Cromology, Stahl, IHS, Constantia Flexibles and Allied Universal. Wendel plays an active role as industry shareholder in these companies. It implements long-term development strategies, which involve boosting growth and margins of companies so as to enhance their leading market positions. Through Oranje-Nassau Développement, which brings together opportunities for investment in growth, diversification and innovation, Wendel is also a shareholder of exceet in Germany, Mecatherm in France, Nippon Oil Pump in Japan, Saham Group and SGI Africa in Africa and CSP Technologies in the United States.
Wendel is listed on Eurolist by Euronext Paris.
Standard & Poor’s ratings: Long-term: BBB-, stable outlook – Short-term: A-3 since July 7, 2014. Wendel is the Founding Sponsor of Centre Pompidou-Metz. In recognition of its long-term patronage of the arts, Wendel received the distinction of “Grand Mécène de la Culture” in 2012.
For more information: www.wendelgroup.com
Follow us on Twitter @WendelGroup and@_FLemoine_
Financial calendar
12/1/2016
2016 Investor Day / publication of NAV and trading update (pre-market release)
In London
Press contacts Analyst and investor contacts
Christine Anglade-Pirzadeh: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 24 Olivier Allot: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 73
c.anglade@wendelgroup.com o.allot@wendelgroup.com
Caroline Decaux: +33 (0)1 42 85 91 27 Elisa Muntean: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 67
c.decaux@wendelgroup.com e.muntean@wendelgroup.com
PRESS RELEASE – SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Wendel has signed an agreement with a view to acquiring Tsebo, the leading pan-African facilities services provider.
Wendel today announced that it has signed an agreement with Rockwood Private Equity and other minority shareholders to acquire Tsebo Solutions Group, the leading pan-African facilities services provider, for an enterprise value of ZAR 5.25 billion (equivalent to EUR 331 million1).
Employing c. 34,000 people across 23 countries, Tsebo provides solutions such as facilities management, catering, cleaning and security services, as well as remote camp services to clients across Africa. During FY 2016 (March-end), Tsebo generated ZAR 6,333 million of sales and ZAR 507 million of EBITDA.
Wendel is currently negotiating co-investment terms with management and prospective co-investors. In South Africa, the future ownership structure will include a B-BBEE2 consortium that will partner with Wendel and maintain Tsebo’s Level 1 B-BBEE status on the amended (“new”) codes.
The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2016, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.
Founded in 1971 in Johannesburg (South Africa), Tsebo has developed into a pan-African enterprise of stature, enjoying a strong presence in a wide range of local and international business sectors. Today, the Tsebo offers market-leading contracted services in Facilities Management, Remote Camps, Catering, Cleaning, Hygiene, Security, Energy and Procurement. This extensive range of hard, soft and infrastructure management services are enjoyed by over 3,000 clients across a number of sectors including financial services, manufacturing, mining, leisure, energy, environment, retail as well as universities and other public services. Tsebo’s clients have found significant benefits in contracting their “non-core” functions to its experienced professionals. Tsebo delivers improved value, consistent innovation and continuous efficiency to clients in every economic sector. Underpinning Tsebo’s successful business model is a constant and robust dedication to sustainable development and equal opportunity employment. Tsebo is widely recognized as one of Africa’s most progressive corporate entities for its involvement in sustainable development actions and the continuous growth of its human capital, its business, industry and society.
Frédéric Lemoine, Chairman of Wendel’s Executive Board, said. “Tsebo responds to the growing need of African companies and Africa-based international companies to outsource non-core – yet essential – activities outside of their expertise, in order to focus on their core business. Tsebo is a ‘homegrown’ African success story with 45 years of African operating experience, delivering international quality standards to a diversified client base, in over 20 countries. We very much look forward to working with Clive Smith and his teams to continue growing Tsebo across Africa and over the long term. This company is perfectly in line with Wendel’s strategy in Africa, where we have now invested over one billion euros, demonstrating our continued commitment to the continent since Wendel Africa was established in 2013. Tsebo,
1 EUR/ZAR = 15.8680 as of September 16, 2016.
2 Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment
Press release
2/2
a company developing from South Africa across the rest of the continent, complements very well IHS, Saham and SGI Africa which are positioned on different sectors and different country mixes.“
Clive Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Tsebo, said. "Tsebo has a proud history of supporting its clients through the unique combination of delivering global standards with a deep African expertise. We are delighted to be able to partner with Wendel, as they bring a true global capacity whilst maintaining our entrepreneurial culture that enables us to exceed our customers' expectations. With huge opportunity to expand our services in a fast developing African landscape, Wendel’s reach, experience and long-term commitment to the continent will be a significant enabler to Tsebo. We believe that together with our local partners, communities, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders, and with the backing of Wendel, Tsebo will reach new highs that will benefit all parties. Tsebo and Wendel are inspired to build a legacy of economic and social growth in Africa, and make a valuable contribution to the next African generation and beyond."
About Wendel
Wendel is one of Europe's leading listed investment firms. The Group invests internationally, in companies that are leaders in their field, such as Bureau Veritas, Saint-Gobain, Cromology, Stahl, IHS, Constantia Flexibles and Allied Universal. Wendel plays an active role as industry shareholder in these companies. It implements long-term development strategies, which involve boosting growth and margins of companies so as to enhance their leading market positions. Through Oranje-Nassau Développement, which brings together opportunities for investment in growth, diversification and innovation, Wendel is also a shareholder of exceet in Germany, Mecatherm in France, Nippon Oil Pump in Japan, Saham Group and SGI Africa in Africa and CSP Technologies in the United States.
Wendel is listed on Eurolist by Euronext Paris.
Standard & Poor’s ratings: Long-term: BBB-, stable outlook – Short-term: A-3 since July 7, 2014. Wendel is the Founding Sponsor of Centre Pompidou-Metz. In recognition of its long-term patronage of the arts, Wendel received the distinction of “Grand Mécène de la Culture” in 2012.
For more information: www.wendelgroup.com
Follow us on Twitter @WendelGroup and@_FLemoine_
Financial calendar
12/1/2016
2016 Investor Day / publication of NAV and trading update (pre-market release)
In London
Press contacts Analyst and investor contacts
Christine Anglade-Pirzadeh: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 24 Olivier Allot: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 73
c.anglade@wendelgroup.com o.allot@wendelgroup.com
Caroline Decaux: +33 (0)1 42 85 91 27 Elisa Muntean: +33 (0)1 42 85 63 67
c.decaux@wendelgroup.com e.muntean@wendelgroup.com