Thomas Cook (A0MR3W) - Rebound nach Kurssturz?

Erstmal nicht schlecht aus  

gibt's doch noch nassing zu sehen.  

nehme alles zurück. Tradegate plus 3,7% Why not?  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

besonderes Movement. Abwarten.  

 

LONDON (Reuters) - Travel group Thomas Cook (TCG.L) said it had managed to hold on to market share despite tough trading conditions, rebuffing comments by rival TUI Travel (TT.L) which has said it is benefiting from its rivals difficulties.

Thomas Cook, which secured a rescue package from lenders last November, said it continued to be adversely impacted by economic uncertainty across Europe and political upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa and expects the current year to be challenging.

The world's oldest travel firm said, however, that it had been encouraged by trading in Britain.

"I have been encouraged by how our bookings have developed, particularly in the UK where our market share for both the winter and summer seasons remains broadly stable," acting Chief Executive Sam Weihagen said in a statement on Wednesday.

Europe's second biggest travel firm by sales also said it planned to sell its majority stake in Thomas Cook India.

Thomas Cook's future has been in question since it asked lenders to come to its rescue twice in five weeks, sending its shares into freefall, after it warned of a possible debt default.

The company said in December it planned to close 200 underperforming shops and 500 hotels and is lining up further disposals, as it battles to cut debt and restore confidence among investors and customers.

Thomas Cook issued three profit warnings last year, culminating in the departure of Chief Executive Manny Fontenla-Novoa in August.

It has been hit hard by tough trading conditions, especially in Britain, where its core customers base of families with young Children has been particularly affected by tough economic conditions. It has also been affected by unrest in popular destinations such as Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.

Thomas Cook said it made a loss of 91 million pounds in the first quarter, compared with a loss of 37 million pounds the year before. Tour operators traditionally make a loss in loss in the half of the year that doesn't include the key summer season.

(Reporting by Matt Scuffham; Editing by Paul Hoskins)


SOURCE:
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/...lding-market-share-074112547.html  

Geschäft". Das muss man sich  mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen. Ob das ernst gemeint ist? Jetzt offizielle Angebote einzuholen ist ja wohl ein Witz. Warum wird da nicht sofort ein "Bieterverfahren eröffnet". Die Sell-Site Due Diligence müßten die doch schon lange in der Tasche haben. Der Weihagen ist einfach zu langsam für den Kapitalmarkt. Darüber hinaus frage ich mich, warum die noch keinen Nachfolger gefunden haben. Haben die so viele Leichen im Keller, dass das keiner anpacken will. Aber die Hoffnung stirbt auch bei mir zuletzt. Schlimmer kann es eigentlich nicht mehr werden...  

 

b/a kann jeder selber sehen. DANKE  

 

Travel group Thomas Cook said today it had managed to hold on to market share despite tough trading conditions.

Thomas Cook, which secured a rescue package from lenders last November, said it continued to be affected by economic uncertainty across Europe and political upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa and expected the current year to be tough.

The world's oldest travel firm said, however, that it had been encouraged by trading in Britain.

"I have been encouraged by how our bookings have developed, particularly in the UK where our market share for both the winter and summer seasons remains broadly stable," acting chief executive Sam Weihagen said in a statement.

Europe's second biggest travel firm by sales also said it planned to sell its majority stake in Thomas Cook India.

Thomas Cook's future has been in question since it asked lenders to come to its rescue twice in five weeks, sending its shares into freefall, after it warned of a possible debt default.

The company said in December it planned to close 200 underperforming shops and 500 hotels and is lining up further disposals, as it battles to cut debt and restore confidence among investors and customers.

Thomas Cook issued three profit warnings last year, culminating in the departure of chief executive Manny Fontenla-Novoa in August.

It has been hit hard by tough trading conditions, especially in Britain, where its core customers base of families with young children has been particularly affected by tough economic conditions. It has also been affected by unrest in popular destinations such as Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.

Thomas Cook said it made a loss of £91m in the first quarter, compared with a loss of £37m a year earlier. Tour operators traditionally make a loss in loss in the half of the year that does not include the key summer season.

SOURCE: http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0208/thomascook-business.html  

mal ganz was neues ...  

 

 

Guten Morgen,

kannst Du mir einen Gefallen tun und nicht jedesmal das aktuelle BID/ASK hier einstellen. Nach dieser Meldung wird sich wohl kaum nachhaltig etwas am Kurs von TCG tun, es könnte sich sogar noch verschlechtern, da Fonds ja auch hin und wieder ihre Posis glatt stellen müssen und wohl kaum jemand möchte einen Negativ-Performer im Portefolio haben. Hier muss man Geduld haben und die Maßnahmen, die TCG ergreift, genau beurteilen. Meiner Meinung nach sind sie auf dem richtigen Weg.

@Luigi, es hieß nicht unerwünscht, eher unaufgefordert, aber das zeigt schon einmal, dass Interesse am Indien-Geschäft besteht, was auch zu einem höheren Kaufpreis führen könnte. Warten wir's ab.

LG CP  

wünsche, ist die Konkretisierung von Maßnahmen zur Restrukturierung. Was machen da die Berater von TC. Null?
- Veränderungen Management
- welche weiteren Kostenpotentiale
- Kerngeschäftausrichtung / Strategie
- Neustrukturierung der Marktsegmente
- aktive Veräußerung weiterer Beteiligungen
- Stärkung Vertriebswege
- etc.etc.
Wird das heute auf der Sitzung konkretisiert? - Hoffentlich! Dann könnte man mit entsprechenden Nachrichten in den nächsten Tagen rechnen....  

Lies doch mal diesen Bericht, da hat sich doch schon etwas geändert.

Wollen wir unsere Aktien zusammen nehmen und einen Sitz im Vorstand bei TCG fordern?
Bei unserer Gruppenstärke (etwa 1300 alleine hier auf Ariva) wäre das machbar, wenn jeder im Schnitt 10 bis 30 Tsd. TCG hält.

LG CP  

mach ich den CEO.....*smile