Goldman Sachs und Pacific Ethanol
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06.12.12 08:22
#51
Franke
delisting ist erstmal aus dem kopf
mal kucken ob das etwas sicherheit bringt...herr köhler, nächste woche wollen sie gewählt werden...da muß aber vorher noch einiges auf den tisch
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/...krC6yKFDTG9VTqo7dEW-sqCWYHA
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08.12.12 19:43
#53
Franke
ohoh..nicht mehr viel zeit
um bei diesen kursen einzusteigen...schöne weihnachten
13.12.12 14:23
#57
MobydickDOIM
Hi Franke
hast du einen Link zur HV ?
Um wieviel Uhr beginnt beginnt die HV ?
Danke
Um wieviel Uhr beginnt beginnt die HV ?
Danke
13.12.12 14:54
#58
MobydickDOIM
Ich habs
PACIFIC ETHANOL, INC.
NOTICE OF THE 2012 ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
TO BE HELD DECEMBER 13, 2012
__________________________
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 2012 annual meeting (“Annual Meeting”) of stockholders of
Pacific Ethanol, Inc., a Delaware corporation, will be held at 9:00 a.m., local time, on Thursday, Decembee 13, 2012
at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento, 1230 J Street, Sacramento, California 95814, for the following
purposes, as more fully described in the Proxy Statement accompanying this notice:
NOTICE OF THE 2012 ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
TO BE HELD DECEMBER 13, 2012
__________________________
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 2012 annual meeting (“Annual Meeting”) of stockholders of
Pacific Ethanol, Inc., a Delaware corporation, will be held at 9:00 a.m., local time, on Thursday, Decembee 13, 2012
at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento, 1230 J Street, Sacramento, California 95814, for the following
purposes, as more fully described in the Proxy Statement accompanying this notice:
14.12.12 08:04
#59
Franke
HV ist durch
Köhler bestätigt ...Stammaktien erhöht...alle Punkte akzeptiert...peix darf starten
14.12.12 10:42
#61
Franke
5 M
To approve an amendment to our 2006 Stock Incentive Plan to increase the number of shares of common stock authorized for issuance under the plan from 1,214,285 shares to 6,214,285 shares
worin könnte der vorteil liegen? meinung mexx?...machts für ne feindliche übernahme schwerer
worin könnte der vorteil liegen? meinung mexx?...machts für ne feindliche übernahme schwerer
16.12.12 10:36
#62
Franke
...
es geht weg vom mais, und das günstiger und effektiver....
EPA Makes Sorghum an Advanced Biofuel Feedstock
by Debra Fiakas CFA
Like the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, the Environmental Protection Agency has waved a wand and given sorghum a new dress and slippers. Sorghum has been designated as an eligible feedstock under the Renewable Fuels Standardsfor production of advanced biofuel. Only biofuels produced fro non-corn starch, sugar, or lingo-cellulosic biomass, which reduces carbon intensity by 50% or more from a gasoline baseline, qualify as 'advanced.'
Sorghum qualifies for advanced fuel status as the result of a 53% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The plant is hardy and requires grows with modest moisture conditions and requires little fertilizer. Indeed, in comparison to corn, sorghum requires one-third less water but produces an equal amount of ethanol.
As an advanced fuel, sorghum-based ethanol with benefit from higher prices. The prospect has ethanol producers salivating.Western Plains Energy in Kansas has indicated interest in as much as 17 million bushels of grain sorghum from farmers in the area and its facilities are being converting to methanol from natural gas as a production fuel source. The company is targeting 50 million gallons of ethanol that will qualify as 'advanced.' Pacific Ethanol (PEIX) announced that sorghum provided 30% of the feedstock used in third quarter 2012. The sorghum was sourced from farms in California.
Do not expect a sweeping conversion of ethanol plants from corn to sorghum. The preponderance of ethanol plants is located in the Corn Belt precisely because the corn is there. While there are a few sorghum fields in Iowa and Illinois, most of red grain is raised in the central and southern plains - Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and South Dakota. This means that for the time being the ethanol facilities in these states will likely be the sorghum lottery winners.
If I am right in this view, then there are likely a string of ethanol stocks that could get a boost for the development.Abengoa's (ABGOY) Bioenergy has plants in Kansas and Nebraska. In Nebraska is home to plants operated by Aventine Renewable Energy (AVRW) and Green Plains Renewable Energy
(GPRE) In South Dakota Valero's (VLO) Renewable Fuel produces as much as 12% of the one billion gallons of ethanol that is presently originated in the state. Two private producers,POET Biorefining and
Glacial Lakes Energy account for over half the state's output. The added value from the switch to sorghum could be the catalyst that enables POET's long-awaited public offering.
Debra Fiakas is the Managing Director of Crystal Equity Research, an alternative research resource on small capitalization companies in selected industries.
Neither the author of the Small Cap Strategist web log, Crystal Equity Research nor its affiliates have a beneficial interest in the companies mentioned herein.
EPA Makes Sorghum an Advanced Biofuel Feedstock
by Debra Fiakas CFA
Like the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, the Environmental Protection Agency has waved a wand and given sorghum a new dress and slippers. Sorghum has been designated as an eligible feedstock under the Renewable Fuels Standardsfor production of advanced biofuel. Only biofuels produced fro non-corn starch, sugar, or lingo-cellulosic biomass, which reduces carbon intensity by 50% or more from a gasoline baseline, qualify as 'advanced.'
Sorghum qualifies for advanced fuel status as the result of a 53% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The plant is hardy and requires grows with modest moisture conditions and requires little fertilizer. Indeed, in comparison to corn, sorghum requires one-third less water but produces an equal amount of ethanol.
As an advanced fuel, sorghum-based ethanol with benefit from higher prices. The prospect has ethanol producers salivating.Western Plains Energy in Kansas has indicated interest in as much as 17 million bushels of grain sorghum from farmers in the area and its facilities are being converting to methanol from natural gas as a production fuel source. The company is targeting 50 million gallons of ethanol that will qualify as 'advanced.' Pacific Ethanol (PEIX) announced that sorghum provided 30% of the feedstock used in third quarter 2012. The sorghum was sourced from farms in California.
Do not expect a sweeping conversion of ethanol plants from corn to sorghum. The preponderance of ethanol plants is located in the Corn Belt precisely because the corn is there. While there are a few sorghum fields in Iowa and Illinois, most of red grain is raised in the central and southern plains - Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and South Dakota. This means that for the time being the ethanol facilities in these states will likely be the sorghum lottery winners.
If I am right in this view, then there are likely a string of ethanol stocks that could get a boost for the development.Abengoa's (ABGOY) Bioenergy has plants in Kansas and Nebraska. In Nebraska is home to plants operated by Aventine Renewable Energy (AVRW) and Green Plains Renewable Energy
(GPRE) In South Dakota Valero's (VLO) Renewable Fuel produces as much as 12% of the one billion gallons of ethanol that is presently originated in the state. Two private producers,POET Biorefining and
Glacial Lakes Energy account for over half the state's output. The added value from the switch to sorghum could be the catalyst that enables POET's long-awaited public offering.
Debra Fiakas is the Managing Director of Crystal Equity Research, an alternative research resource on small capitalization companies in selected industries.
Neither the author of the Small Cap Strategist web log, Crystal Equity Research nor its affiliates have a beneficial interest in the companies mentioned herein.
16.12.12 14:04
#63
mexx8888
Ja, dass könnte der Grund sein
Eine feindliche Übernahme könnte tatsächlich der Grund sein, bzw. diese zu verhindern. Das erstmal dachte ich darüber nach als die Insidertrades in FFM im September über die Bühne gingen. Nur in welche Hände sie gingen...
Es werden scheibar die richtigen Weichen für Kurssteigerungen gestellt, davon bin ich überzeugt.
16.12.12 17:12
#64
Franke
hört sich auch gut an für2013
...wieder mehr export nach brasil...
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/...i-wP-_yGCif9F22MZK6B9BRtVCQ
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21.12.12 14:47
#66
Franke
100% Besitz zum Jahresende?
würde Sinn machen...und ein guter Abschluß für peix
http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/default.aspx?companyid=6714
neue meldungen von gestern...dürften aktienoptionen sein..
http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/default.aspx?companyid=6714
neue meldungen von gestern...dürften aktienoptionen sein..
03.01.13 17:58
#71
martin30sm
Schöne Umsätze
Könnte bald einen Schub in Richtung 0,40 Dollar geben:-)