Exide Technologies
06.06.13 22:39
#101
Heikitsch25
ach und die
chali achte darauf bei der exide wird der Handel jeden tag grosser übern nasdaq
06.06.13 22:40
#102
Chalifmann3
18% Shortquote bei Exide
Die einzige Erklärung für den Kursverfall ?
06.06.13 22:43
#104
Chalifmann3
ja
ich nicht,aber du könntest mitbeobachtem,weil du die finanz. Mittel hast,sollte das ding in Australien fett Rebounden,könntest du zur Not gleich mal in Australien einsteigen und brauchst nicht bis morgen früh zu warten !
06.06.13 22:43
#105
sonnenschein2010.
denke
der Kursverfall hängt überwiegend mit den KLageverfahren zusammen
Die Blei - Recycling Frima in Vernon hat wohl einigen MIst gebaut und
da hängen sich jetzt Schadensersaztklegaen wegen nicht korrekter MItteilung dieser Risiken dran.
Allerdings wurde das ganze ja von den staatl. Behörden überprüft nd jahrelang so akzeptiert.
trotdem geht man von einem erhöhten Krebsrisiko aus, wegen erhöhter Schadstoffwerte in der Luft.
Die Blei - Recycling Frima in Vernon hat wohl einigen MIst gebaut und
da hängen sich jetzt Schadensersaztklegaen wegen nicht korrekter MItteilung dieser Risiken dran.
Allerdings wurde das ganze ja von den staatl. Behörden überprüft nd jahrelang so akzeptiert.
trotdem geht man von einem erhöhten Krebsrisiko aus, wegen erhöhter Schadstoffwerte in der Luft.
06.06.13 23:00
#108
Chalifmann3
Hör mal sonnenschein
Mach dir bloss keine übertriebenen sorgen wegen der Class actions ! Dasselbe gab es vor einem Jahr bei Jinko Solar,Klagen wegen Umweltverpestung und Jinko fiel von 30 dollar auf 2 ,ich bin bei 2 erstmal rein und bei 3 wieder raus,heute stehen die bei 8,50 !
06.06.13 23:35
#112
sonnenschein2010.
ws
Exide Technologies Inc., XIDE -16.38% the car- and machine-battery maker, is preparing for a potential bankruptcy-protection filing by this summer, said people familiar with the matter.
The Milton, Ga., company, which faces a September debt payment, will likely seek Chapter 11 protection for the second time in a decade in a move known in restructuring circles as a "Chapter 22," these people said.
Any Chapter 11 filing isn't expected to include the company's European operations, a person familiar with the situation said. These operations account for more than half of the company's revenues.
The company, which makes and recycles lead-acid batteries for vehicles and other machines, has suffered from declining profitability due in part, it has said, to steep restructuring expenses, weaker-than-expected demand in some markets and higher lead-input costs.
It also has contended with scrutiny at a California battery-recycling facility, where operations are currently suspended pending the outcome of a public hearing amid allegations the company's storm-water system violated state regulations. The company has said it is "evaluating its legal and regulatory remedies."
Exide, which employs about 10,000 people with operations in more than 80 countries, carries roughly $700 million in debt. Creditors and analysts are concerned that Exide, which says it supplies BMW AG, BMW.XE -1.84% Fiat SpA, F.MI -6.48% Nissan Motor Co. 7201.TO -2.55% and other manufacturers, won't be able to repay a roughly $56 million convertible note due in September, some of these people said.
Restructuring lawyers at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP are working with the company, while law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP is advising an independent board committee, the people said. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP is working with some bondholders and Andrews Kurth LLP is working with convertible-note holders, these people said.
Turnaround firm Alvarez & Marsal is working with the company, investment bank Houlihan Lokey is working with some bondholders and Moelis & Co. is working with convertible-note holders, they added.
In early April, Exide disclosed it retained Lazard Ltd. LAZ +2.45% to review options for reworking its finances. Shares sank about 48% to $1.37 after Debtwire initially reported the Lazard hiring. The shares closed at 34 cents Thursday, down 16%.
Also in April, Exide said it was suspending operations at a Vernon, Calif., secondary lead-recycling facility to comply with an order from the California Department of Toxic Substances Control. The company had said it didn't know how long the suspension of operations at the Vernon facility will last but that the facility provides a "significant portion" of its domestic lead requirements.
In the most recent quarter for which the company reported results, ended Dec. 31, 2012, Exide had a $15.4 million loss, compared with a profit of $68.2 million a year earlier.
Some ratings firms, including Standard & Poor's, lowered their ratings on Exide further into junk territory following the April announcements.
Write to Emily Glazer at emily.glazer@wsj.com
The Milton, Ga., company, which faces a September debt payment, will likely seek Chapter 11 protection for the second time in a decade in a move known in restructuring circles as a "Chapter 22," these people said.
Any Chapter 11 filing isn't expected to include the company's European operations, a person familiar with the situation said. These operations account for more than half of the company's revenues.
The company, which makes and recycles lead-acid batteries for vehicles and other machines, has suffered from declining profitability due in part, it has said, to steep restructuring expenses, weaker-than-expected demand in some markets and higher lead-input costs.
It also has contended with scrutiny at a California battery-recycling facility, where operations are currently suspended pending the outcome of a public hearing amid allegations the company's storm-water system violated state regulations. The company has said it is "evaluating its legal and regulatory remedies."
Exide, which employs about 10,000 people with operations in more than 80 countries, carries roughly $700 million in debt. Creditors and analysts are concerned that Exide, which says it supplies BMW AG, BMW.XE -1.84% Fiat SpA, F.MI -6.48% Nissan Motor Co. 7201.TO -2.55% and other manufacturers, won't be able to repay a roughly $56 million convertible note due in September, some of these people said.
Restructuring lawyers at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP are working with the company, while law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP is advising an independent board committee, the people said. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP is working with some bondholders and Andrews Kurth LLP is working with convertible-note holders, these people said.
Turnaround firm Alvarez & Marsal is working with the company, investment bank Houlihan Lokey is working with some bondholders and Moelis & Co. is working with convertible-note holders, they added.
In early April, Exide disclosed it retained Lazard Ltd. LAZ +2.45% to review options for reworking its finances. Shares sank about 48% to $1.37 after Debtwire initially reported the Lazard hiring. The shares closed at 34 cents Thursday, down 16%.
Also in April, Exide said it was suspending operations at a Vernon, Calif., secondary lead-recycling facility to comply with an order from the California Department of Toxic Substances Control. The company had said it didn't know how long the suspension of operations at the Vernon facility will last but that the facility provides a "significant portion" of its domestic lead requirements.
In the most recent quarter for which the company reported results, ended Dec. 31, 2012, Exide had a $15.4 million loss, compared with a profit of $68.2 million a year earlier.
Some ratings firms, including Standard & Poor's, lowered their ratings on Exide further into junk territory following the April announcements.
Write to Emily Glazer at emily.glazer@wsj.com
06.06.13 23:44
#113
Chalifmann3
diese
"people,familiar with the matter",denen traue ich nicht ! Wer soll das denn sein ? Wenn die nur günstig an shares wollen,wäre es ein Verbrechen sowas zu veröffentlichen,grrrrrrrr !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
06.06.13 23:49
#114
sonnenschein2010.
klar das ist der letzte sell off
um noch billiger einzusammeln, greedy people...
danach geht es wieder nach oben
event. auch dead cat bouncing
oder halt nicht
trotzdem gute NAcht!
danach geht es wieder nach oben
event. auch dead cat bouncing
oder halt nicht
trotzdem gute NAcht!
06.06.13 23:54
#115
sonnenschein2010.
vielleicht
reagiert EXIDE darauf mit einem Zeichen der Stärke...
07.06.13 00:06
#116
sonnenschein2010.
und das alles war anfang april
schon mal gurchgenudelt worden:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomkonrad/2013/04/09/...ide-technologies/
keep cool
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomkonrad/2013/04/09/...ide-technologies/
keep cool
07.06.13 08:14
#117
sonnenschein2010.
moin
chali
20ct ist echt kein guter Preis
warum die Order so tief?
20ct ist echt kein guter Preis
warum die Order so tief?
07.06.13 08:42
#118
EP26
ohoh
seh ich das richtig??
0,136??? das ist weit unter 0,20.... jetzt einsteigen
07.06.13 08:48
#119
sonnenschein2010.
@chali
weshalb jetzt noch aussteigen?
wallstreet-online berichtet im Grunde nichts neues
nur die aktie sinkt als wäre das noch nicht bekannt.
wallstreet-online berichtet im Grunde nichts neues
nur die aktie sinkt als wäre das noch nicht bekannt.
07.06.13 08:50
#120
Chalifmann3
hi heiko !
sorry,tut mir echt leid mit XIDE,aber ich hab es doch auch nicht gewuust ! Bin meine Stücke heute morgen zu 0,187 € losgeworden,vielleicht versuchst du mal 0,18 anstatt 0,20 ,müsste klappen !
MFG
Chali
MFG
Chali

