Editiert am 17-11-06 um 12:15 PM durch den Thread-Moderator oder
Autor
habe von dieser aktie per "Der Spekulant"-Newsletter erfahren.
meine frage an
die ao-gemeinde: ist diese aktie eine überlegung wert?
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hier der text des "Der
Spekulant"-Newsletters:
1. Swiber: Heute Grossauftrag --> Morgen grosser Kursanstieg?
- 2 Grossaufträge für 9,4 Mio. USD und 5,8 Mio. USD
- Weltkonzern British Gas setzt auf
Swiber
- Aktie sollte morgen deutlich ansteigen!
- Riesenumsätze an Heimatbörse Singapur
Ausführlicher Bericht folgt
Erstes Kursziel 1 Euro (aktuell 0,37 Euro)
Einen
sensationellen Grossauftrag meldete unser Musterdepot-Wert Swiber Holdings Limited (WKN A0LC4E, Ticker
SW7, ISIN SG1U13932587). Heute Vormittag nach Börsenschluss in Singapur veröffentlichte die Firma zwei
neue Grossaufträge im Wert von insgesamt über 15 Mio. USD! Das sollte morgen dem Aktienkurs von Swiber
in Singapur einigen Schwung nach oben geben!
Konkret meldete Swiber, dass die Tochter Swiber
Marine (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd einen Vertragsabschluss mit einem malaysischen Erdölkonzern über den Bau von
zwei Einrichtungen zur Lagerung und zum Abtransport von Erdöl eines Ölfeldes vor der Ostküste
Malaysiens. Dieser Auftrag hat ein Volumen von 9,36 Mio. USD und wird noch 2006 durchgeführt.
Der zweite Auftrag stammt von der Tochterfirma Swiber Offshore Pte. Ltd.. Das Unternehmen und BG
Exploration and Production India Limited unterschrieben eine Absichtserklärung im Volumen von 5,75 Mio.
USD, dass Schiffe von Swiber für BG India Ölplattformen in indische Gewässer transportieren sollen.
Die BG Exploration and Production India Limited ist eine Tochtergesellschaft der weltweit operierenden,
ebenfalls börsennotierten BG Group, die die meisten noch unter ihrem früheren Namen British Gas kennen.
Das Projekt soll im ersten Halbjahr 2007 umgesetzt werden und bestätigt die Pläne der Firma, nach
Indien zu expandieren. Um die Kunden dort besser bedienen zu können, wurde bereits die baldige
Eröffnung eines Büros angekündigt. Weiteres Potenzial bietet auch die angekündigte Expansion in den
boomenden Golfstaat Katar.
Fazit: Jetzt Kaufen!
Wir schätzen, dass die
Aktie morgen an der hochliquiden Börse Singapur (durchschnittlich 31 Mio. Stück Umsatz pro Tag) einen
Freudensprung nach oben vollziehen wird und auf ein neues Hoch klettern wird. Das bietet eine gute
Gelegenheit, diesen Zeitvorsprung zu nützen und die Aktien jetzt noch günstig an der Börse Frankfurt
zu kaufen.
Unser Kursziel lautet 1 Euro! Kaufen Sie die Aktie bis 0,40 Euro. Wir arbeiten derzeit an
einem ausführlichen Bericht über die Firma, den Sie in den kommenden Tagen erhalten werden.
Hier die Meldung von Swiber von heute im Original:
Swiber, a niche service provider
to the offshore oil and gas industry, boosts order book with contracts worth USD9.36 m; signs USD5.75 m
LOI in India
Latest LOI reaffirms commitment to grow Indian market
SINGAPORE - 16
November 2006 - Newly-listed Swiber Holdings Limited ('Swiber' or together with its subsidiaries, the
'Group'), an integrated offshore Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Installation and Commission
('EPCIC') contractor with a complementary business in the supply of marine support vessels, today
announced that it has successfully secured formal contracts for the Letters of Intent worth approximately
USD9.36 million detailed in its listing Prospectus dated 27 October 2006.
The latest
contracts provided a boost to order book to approximately USD16.5 million as at 13 November 2006.
At the same time, reflecting continued growth momentum, the Group also announced that its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Swiber Offshore Pte. Ltd., has signed a Letter of Intent ('LOI') worth
approximately USD5.75 million with BG Exploration and Production India Limited ('BG Exploration').
The LOI entails Swiber to provide a spread of vessels for the transportation of jackets and decks
for BG Exploration within Indian waters and the project is expected to be executed in the first half of
2007.
BG Exploration is a subsidiary of BG India. The latter has been active in India for
more than 10 years and is one of the largest foreign investors in India's oil and gas sector. BG India,
through BG Exploration, holds 30 per cent interests in the Tapti gas field and the Panna/Mukta oil and
gas fields, offshore Mumbai, which produce over ten per cent of India's domestic oil and gas production.
India represents one of the most dynamic and fastest growing market for offshore oil and gas
activities given its significant amounts of oil and natural gas resources. The latest LOI reaffirms
Swiber's commitment to the India.
'We are wasting no time in pushing ahead with our plans to
grow the Indian market which was identified as part of our expansion plans during our recent IPO in early
November. India is a key market for Swiber, given the oil and natural gas resources in the country. With
the fast-paced growth of the offshore oil and gas sector in India, we expect to see greater revenue
contribution from this market going forward,' said Swiber's founder and Managing Director, Mr Raymond Goh
.
'To effectively reach out to our customers in India, our intention is to establish an
office there by FY2007. We may also consider entering into strategic alliances for co-operation with
parties such as engineering firms and offshore EPCIC contractors with the relevant experience in the
offshore oil and gas industry in India,' added Mr Goh.
USD9.36 million contracts
At the same time, Swiber, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Swiber Marine (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd,
secured a supplementary agreement with a Malaysian Main Contractor for oil major. The contracts, totaling
approximately USD9.36 million, are for the provision of offshore transportation and installation works of
Topside and a Floating, Storage and Offloading (FSO) system for an oil field development project in the
East coast of Peninsula Malaysia. These two projects are expected to be executed in 2006.
Said Mr Goh, 'We are delighted to secure offshore EPCIC business from this Malaysian main contractor
who is an existing client of Swiber. As a stamp of quality, nothing speaks more strongly than winning
projects from a repeat customer. We believe that it strongly attests to the caliber of the people in
Swiber and the quality of service we consistently provide to our customers.'
None of the
directors or controlling or substantial shareholders of the Company has any interest, direct or indirect,
in the above transactions other than through their shareholdings in the Company.
The
Singapore-based Group, which was listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange on 8 November 2006,
recently announced sterling financial results for third quarter and nine months ended 30 September 2006,
including record revenue and earnings.
Swiber achieved a 310.3% surge in net profit to a
record USD5.6 million for three months ended 30 September 2006, compared with USD1.4 million in the
corresponding quarter last year. Revenue rose 748.4% to a record USD29.2 million, from USD3.4 million
previously, driven by significant increase in the level of activities for its offshore EPCIC business.
Adding on three successive quarters of strong growth, Swiber achieved record revenue of
USD43.2 million for nine months ended 30 September 2006, a 250.3% year-on-year increase over USD12.3
million previously, while net profit reached a record USD8.2 million, up 124.8% from USD3.6 million. The
year-to-date net profit has already surpassed the earnings Swiber achieved for the entire financial year
2005 of USD6.2 million.
Corporate Profile
Established in 1996, Swiber is a niche
service provider to the offshore oil and gas industry, with a complementary business in the supply of
marine support vessels.
The Group offers a full suite of offshore EPCIC services which can be
customised in accordance with the requirements of its customers in the offshore oil and gas industry.
Such services, which are currently focused on the development stage in offshore oil and gas projects,
include:
- transporting, launching and/or installing jackets in an offshore production
platform at offshore production sites;
- engineering design and laying of offshore pipelines;
-
engineering design and mooring of FSOs (Floating, Storage and Offloading) and FPSOs (Floating,
Production, Storage and Offloading) on the seabed;
- engineering design, fabrication and
installation of SPM (Single Point Mooring) buoys; and
- maintaining, servicing and refurbishing
existing SPM buoys and their mooring systems.
Swiber also operates a fleet of marine support
vessels which are chartered to customers throughout their various stages in their offshore oil and gas
exploration, development and production and post-production projects. As at 17 September 2006, the Group
has a fleet of nine operating vessels, comprising five tug boats and four barges.
While
Swiber's current key markets are in Malaysia, Indonesia and India, the Group serves a geographically
diversified base of customers, having handled offshore EPCIC projects for and provided offshore marine
support services to customers based in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, China, Australia,
the United Kingdom and the United States.
With its three subsidiaries strategically located
in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, Swiber is well-positioned to tap into the further growth of the
offshore oil and gas exploration, development and production activities in Asia.
Glossary of
terms EPCIC: Abbreviation for engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning.
FPSO: A vessel (usually a tanker) which is equipped for the production, storage, and offloading of oil
and gas from offshore oil and gas fields.
FSO: A vessel (usually a tanker) which is equipped for the
storage and offloading of oil and gas from offshore oil and gas fields.
Jacket: Supporting steel
structure for an offshore production platform. Pipelines Pipelines (which are laid on the seabed) through
which oil or gas is pumped between two points.
SPM buoy: Floating object anchored in the sea, which
is used for loading oil into tankers in the open sea. It can be secured to load oil regardless of the
direction of winds or currents and can swing at the mooring to present least resistance to the prevailing
conditions.