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Eu também tenho dificuldades.
As últimas notícias encontrei-as no site www.reuters.co.uk, procurando por HAGEMEYER no campo Search.
As notícias que encontrei explicam as últimas subidas.
Só deixo de ter prejuízo quando passar os 2€.
Em Março ainda não percebia nada de AT nem conhecia o Caldeirão.
Graças à Hag, perdi alguns bons negócios recentes como a Versatel...
As últimas notícias encontrei-as no site www.reuters.co.uk, procurando por HAGEMEYER no campo Search.
As notícias que encontrei explicam as últimas subidas.
Só deixo de ter prejuízo quando passar os 2€.
Em Março ainda não percebia nada de AT nem conhecia o Caldeirão.
Graças à Hag, perdi alguns bons negócios recentes como a Versatel...
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Finalmente boas noticias para quem tem Hagemeyer. Tenho uma posiçao que entretanto ficou longa, depois de uma entrada a 1,80 em Abril passado. A ver se é desta que ela possa chegar aos 2,00.
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- Registado: 26/11/2002 18:13
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A Rexel(França) está em negociações para eventualmente ser comprada e existe alguma especulação sobre a Hagemeyer(Holanda) de também poder ser comprada e juntas criarem o maior grupo de destribuição de material eléctrico do mundo. A Hagemeyer está a subir mais de 10%, para 1.70€.
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Hagemeyer extends gains on takeover speculation
Wed 1 December, 2004 10:42
AMSTERDAM, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Shares in Dutch trading firm Hagemeyer HAGN.AS extended their previous day's gains with a further 6.5 percent rise on Wednesday, boosted by speculation it could be a takeover target.
Hagemeyer shares gained 4.8 percent on Tuesday after news of negotiations for French peer Rexel CDME.PA to be taken over in an equity and debt deal worth 3.7 billion euros ($4.92 billion) that would value its equity capital at 2.6 billion euros.
"This is likely to lead to increased takeover speculation around Hagemeyer," analyst Marc Zwartsenburg at ING Financial Markets said in note to investors. "There are arguments in favour of an eventual merger of Rexel and Hagemeyer".
He said such a deal would generate synergy gains as it would create the worldwide number one player in electrical equipment distribution.
Hagemeyer has strong market positions in the Benelux, Britain and the Nordic countries while Rexel is a major player in France, Germany and Southern Europe.
Zwartsenburg added that Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CDR), the private equity firm which is part of the consortium that would buy Rexel, had looked closely at Hagemeyer last year when the Dutch firm was in financial problems.
This means that CDR not only knew Hagemeyer and its sector very well, but also was aware of the synergy prospects, he said.
CDR told Reuters on Tuesday it believed that the electrical equipment industry still has further room for consolidation.
"We would hope that Rexel would be a leader in that consolidation on a global scale," CD&R Operating Partner Roberto Quanta said in an interview.
Asked whether those ideas included Hagemeyer, Financial Partner David Novak said:
"Never say never".
Wed 1 December, 2004 10:42
AMSTERDAM, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Shares in Dutch trading firm Hagemeyer HAGN.AS extended their previous day's gains with a further 6.5 percent rise on Wednesday, boosted by speculation it could be a takeover target.
Hagemeyer shares gained 4.8 percent on Tuesday after news of negotiations for French peer Rexel CDME.PA to be taken over in an equity and debt deal worth 3.7 billion euros ($4.92 billion) that would value its equity capital at 2.6 billion euros.
"This is likely to lead to increased takeover speculation around Hagemeyer," analyst Marc Zwartsenburg at ING Financial Markets said in note to investors. "There are arguments in favour of an eventual merger of Rexel and Hagemeyer".
He said such a deal would generate synergy gains as it would create the worldwide number one player in electrical equipment distribution.
Hagemeyer has strong market positions in the Benelux, Britain and the Nordic countries while Rexel is a major player in France, Germany and Southern Europe.
Zwartsenburg added that Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CDR), the private equity firm which is part of the consortium that would buy Rexel, had looked closely at Hagemeyer last year when the Dutch firm was in financial problems.
This means that CDR not only knew Hagemeyer and its sector very well, but also was aware of the synergy prospects, he said.
CDR told Reuters on Tuesday it believed that the electrical equipment industry still has further room for consolidation.
"We would hope that Rexel would be a leader in that consolidation on a global scale," CD&R Operating Partner Roberto Quanta said in an interview.
Asked whether those ideas included Hagemeyer, Financial Partner David Novak said:
"Never say never".
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Hagemeyer
Hagemeyer shares surge on news of Rexel sale
Tue 30 November, 2004 11:21
AMSTERDAM, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Shares in Dutch trading firm Hagemeyer HAGN.AS surged by 7.5 percent on Tuesday, spurred by news that French retailer PPR PRTP.PA is in talks to sell its majority stake in Rexel CDME.PA .
"Rexel belongs to Hagemeyer's peer group and this report really got speculation going. People start to wonder what firm could be the next target for a takeover and then Hagemeyer's name pops up rather quickly as it is certainly not the most expensive one," a trader at a Dutch investment bank said.
PPR said it was in exclusive talks with investment firm Eurazeo EURA.PA on selling its 73.45 percent stake in Rexel for 38.50 euros per share in cash.
PPR said the deal would value Rexel at 3.7 billion euros ($4.90 billion) in cash, including debt and securitisation.
At 1116 GMT, Hagemeyer shares topped Amsterdam's AEX .AEX blue chip index with a 5.5 percent gain at 1.54 euros, giving the company a market capitalisation of 794.8 million euros.
Tue 30 November, 2004 11:21
AMSTERDAM, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Shares in Dutch trading firm Hagemeyer HAGN.AS surged by 7.5 percent on Tuesday, spurred by news that French retailer PPR PRTP.PA is in talks to sell its majority stake in Rexel CDME.PA .
"Rexel belongs to Hagemeyer's peer group and this report really got speculation going. People start to wonder what firm could be the next target for a takeover and then Hagemeyer's name pops up rather quickly as it is certainly not the most expensive one," a trader at a Dutch investment bank said.
PPR said it was in exclusive talks with investment firm Eurazeo EURA.PA on selling its 73.45 percent stake in Rexel for 38.50 euros per share in cash.
PPR said the deal would value Rexel at 3.7 billion euros ($4.90 billion) in cash, including debt and securitisation.
At 1116 GMT, Hagemeyer shares topped Amsterdam's AEX .AEX blue chip index with a 5.5 percent gain at 1.54 euros, giving the company a market capitalisation of 794.8 million euros.
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