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Fitch Ratings upgrades for the debt of Korea

Analysts at Fitch Ratings has revised upward the proceedings on the debt of Korea. The upgrade affects both the short-term debt, passed to A, both the long run to AA. The outlok remains positive. An assessment that rewards the excellent work done by Korea to end the crisis of 1997, which brought the country to [...]

Moody’s does not affect the Nikkei

Despite the downgrade by Moody’s to A3 from Aa2 on long-term debt of Japan, the Nikkei is able to monitor the impact and closes the exchange with a impercettebile decline of 0.05%, while the Topix has 0.11% left on the ground. According to the claims of some analysts, the rating agency should have no impact [...]

MmO2: The results confirm the guidance

mmO2, the mobile operator born six months ago for a demerger from BT Group, reported during the year 2001-02 results in line with expectations. Last March the company had said it would have exceeded the consensus estimate of EBITDA (equivalent to 410 million pounds) on investment spending on capital (1,2-1,3 billion) and debt equity (1 [...]

An intricate mosaic of factors weighs on Asia

The declines in Asian stock trading session just ended are not exclusive “to be charged with falls recorded squares U.S.. The weakness of financial markets in Asia consists of many factors, amplified by the uncertainty that comes from overseas, pushing the Prinicpal lists to the seasonal minimum. The Nikkei, for example, suffer the instability of [...]

BP Amoco start the buy back program

BP Amoco, British oil giant, is starting its program to buy back the shares equal to 10% of the capital. The operation, which provides for the purchase of approximately 22.7 billion of shares is expected to cost 13.8 billion sterline.Obiettivo is to maintain a debt of 25% and give value to shareholders. The title is [...]

Compart-Montedison rewarded by mkt

Sitting still positive for Compart at the Milan, which ended the extraordinary shareholders of Montedison to merge the two companies. Tomorrow, shareholders will have to decide on the operation compartment. Compart marks a 1% rise, while Montedison rose 1 80%. Net debt of Compart SpA, the company announced, following the merger of Montedison, stood at [...]

Eridania goodbye to drugs and spices

gives Eridania Beghin-Say goodbye to a part of its past. Gives farewell to cayenne pepper, cinnamon and cloves, yields Ducros, a French company specialized in packaging of drugs and spices, to 800 billion U.S. to McCormick. Part of the proceeds will be used to finance new investments in China and Europe and to reduce the [...]

Ericsson seeks money on the bond market

Ericsson, the Swedish company a leader in the telecoms sector, is planning to carry out international bond issue worth at least 1.6 billion euros in a bid to improve his financial situation. The news comes after a downgrade by S & P’s rating on long-term debt of Ericsson (A to A-) and after the Swedish [...]

Consob relaunches on Pirelli

Consob seems determined not to write again the last word on the case Pirelli, after the TAR of Lazio had reason to Marco Tronchetti Provera rejecting the request of the supervisory board of the Stock Exchange. At the heart of the matter is still the settlement of debts of Olivetti and Olympia.

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Amsterdam: KPN +1.9% after 2001 results

Opening a cash purse for the title to Dutch KPN, following the 2001 financial information supplied by the company this morning that showed a double digit growth in EBITDA and a reduction in net debt. The action is now being traded in Amsterdam to 5.36 euros, up by 1, 9%.

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