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Aandeel KPN Koninklijke AEX:KPN.NL, NL0000009082

  • 3,494 17 mei 2024 17:35
  • 0,000 (0,00%) Dagrange 3,465 - 3,496
  • 11.902.587 Gem. (3M) 10,7M

KPN weekdraadje 17 t/m 21 juni 2013

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  2. patient 21 juni 2013 00:32
    quote:

    DimL02 schreef op 21 juni 2013 00:01:

    Volgende week vrijdag nabeurs/ weekend of maandag 1 juli overname-bod van € 2,50 of iets meer door America Movil of Carlos Slim uit eigen beurs en we zullen volgende week vrijdag zien wie het aandurft om geen positie te hebben in KPN om 17.40 uur !!!
    Precies! Vandaag mijn positie uitgebreid met out of the money call opties december met uitoefenprijs E1,82. Al zou er geen overname bod komen dan nog is tegen die tijd de E1,75 naar boven toe gesloopt en is het afgelopen met een dubbeltje omlaag en omhoog. Bod wordt volgens het gerucht van Meryl lynch boven de E3. Zou op zich niet onlogisch zijn: (8+2.12)/3=E3.37 waarbij E8 het bod was voor de emissie en dat te laag geacht werd door Blok. Slim kan niet het risico lopen dat wanneer hij lager biedt er een biedingsoorlog ontstaat met andere partijen.
  4. forum rang 4 JvH 21 juni 2013 07:45
    quote:

    boldie schreef op 21 juni 2013 07:04:

    [...]
    gat met 48 opgevuld nu weer omhoog
    Zeker in combinatie met onderstaande:
    En dan ook nog eens futs die 85 punten in het groen staan.

    Sprint overtreft bod Dish op Clearwire
    Gepubliceerd op 20 jun 2013 om 21:50 | Reacties: 0
    NEW YORK (AFN) - Het Amerikaanse telecomconcern Sprint Nextel heeft zijn bod op 50 procent van de aandelen in Clearwire verhoogd van 3,40 dollar naar 5 dollar per stuk. Daarmee overtreft Sprint, dat al een belang van 50 procent in de breedbandaanbieder bezit, een concurrerend bod van Dish Networks. Die aanbieder van satelliettelevisie verhoogde eind mei zijn bod van 3,30 dollar naar 4,40 dollar per aandeel Clearwire.

    Het bestuur van Clearwire schaarde zich donderdag achter het bod van Sprint, nadat het eerder het verhoogde bod van Dish had aanbevolen bij zijn aandeelhouders. Sprint liet weten dat ook een aantal aandeelhouders van Clearwire het nieuwe bod steunt. Mount Kellett Capital Management, Glenview Capital Management, Chesapeake Partners Management en Highside Capital Management zullen hun aandelen Clearwire verkopen aan Sprint, ongeacht of dat bedrijf slaagt in de beoogde overname.

    Dish bracht in april een bod uit op Sprint ter waarde van 25,5 miljard dollar. Kort daarop kwam de Japanse Softbank met een tegenbod op van 20,1 miljard dollar op 70 procent van de aandelen Sprint. Afgelopen woensdag maakte Dish bekend af te zien van een verhoging van zijn bod. De Japanners, die hun bod inmiddels verhoogden tot 21,6 miljard dollar, zijn daardoor de enige gegadigde.
  7. ILikeFood 21 juni 2013 08:14
    Bloomberg: AT&T Explored Potential Deals With Telefonica

    6/20/2013 11:57 PM ET

    Telecom giant AT&T Inc. (T: Quote) has explored potential deals in the last two months, including buying a stake in Spanish telecommunication group Telefonica S.A. (TEF: Quote,TDE.L) or some of its foreign assets, Bloomberg reported Thursday, citing three people familiar with the situation.

    According to the Bloomberg report, AT&T approached Spanish authorities to discuss about its interest in buying about a 29.9 percent stake in Telefonica, but the proposal was not welcomed. AT&T also reportedly evaluated buying assets such as Telefonica's UK unit O2 or its Latin American businesses.

    AT&T reportedly explored the possibility of an outright merger with Telefonica in recent months, but Telefonica's 51 billion euros in debt would have complicated the deal.

    However, Telefonica had said last Monday that it did not receive any approach or any indication of interest from any party. The company's announcement came after a media report that the Spanish government blocked a friendly takeover bid from AT&T for some 70 billion euros and 52 billion euros in debt.

    AT&T is seeking to expand in Europe amid growing competition in the U.S and is said to be interested in buying the assets owned by Telefonica and Vodafone Group plc (VOD: Quote,VOD.L). According to the Bloomberg report, AT&T is also eyeing EE, the UK joint venture of France Telecom SA and Deutsche Telekom AG (DTEGY).

    In 2o12, Deutsche Telekom failed in its attempt to sell T-Mobile USA in a $39 billion deal to AT&T after US regulators concluded that the merger would curb competition for mobile wireless services and raise prices.

    T closed Thursday's trading at $34.35, down $0.90 or 2.55 percent on a volume of 31.81 million shares. TEF closed Thursday's trading at $12.96, down $0.36 or 2.70 percent on a volume of 3.41 million shares.
  8. ILikeFood 21 juni 2013 08:15


    June 20, 2013 7:08 pm
    AT&T chief scours Europe for suitable acquisitions

    By Daniel Thomas, Anousha Sakoui and Paul Taylor

    AT&T has been scouring the European mobile telecoms markets for acquisitions to expand outside its core US market.

    AT&T chief scours Europe for suitable acquisitions - FT.com

    Randall Stephenson, chief executive of AT&T, is expected to be back in Europe this month to meet Neelie Kroes, the continent’s industry regulator. It will be the latest of his frequent visits, and a sign of how AT&T has been scouring the European

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  10. ILikeFood 21 juni 2013 08:23
    voila

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    June 20, 2013 7:08 pm
    AT&T chief scours Europe for suitable acquisitions

    By Daniel Thomas, Anousha Sakoui and Paul Taylor

    Randall Stephenson, chief executive of AT&T, is expected to be back in Europe this month to meet Neelie Kroes, the continent’s industry regulator.

    It will be the latest of his frequent visits, and a sign of how AT&T has been scouring the European mobile telecoms markets for acquisitions to expand outside its core US market.

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    AT&T was most recently linked with talks with the Spanish government over the availability of Telefónica. While Madrid talks were denied by government officials, AT&T has been talking to companies, government officials and regulators across Europe, according to corporate advisers.

    “The intelligence coming back from all parts of Europe is that AT&T is interested, even if there has not been any traction yet,” says one industry adviser.

    “AT&T is testing the waters,” says another informed person. “They are exploring everything, which means talking to everyone. But if it was to do a deal then the idea would be ‘go big, and go early’ as the opportunities will not last forever.”

    AT&T has made little secret of its desire to acquire European businesses, although its focus is on mobile telecoms, which would make a bid for a whole group such as Telefónica less likely.

    Mr Stephenson told an investor conference in May that he found Europe “fascinating right now”, but said that finding suitable acquisitions had proven difficult.

    “Are there M&A opportunities in Europe? I don’t know. It is a difficult place for that type of thing. And I have been open about it, if there were opportunities we would entertain it,” he said.

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    Mr Stephenson’s comments tally with reports from European telecoms executives of wider investor interest in the continent. Rumours of a new round of M&A have already boosted shares in telecoms groups this week.

    Tony Rice, chief executive of Cable & Wireless Communications, noted earlier this month that there is once again interest in the sector from what he called the “smarter” investment funds.

    This interest appears odd given the glut of negative news resulting from a collision of economic, regulatory and structural problems. Revenues are still under pressure as recession-hit customers look to reduce their bills, while traditional sources of revenue for telecoms groups such as roaming fees and termination rates are being axed by regulators in Brussels. Market consolidation that could result in economies of scale is still frowned upon by European regulators.

    But, against this depressing backdrop, some see hope for the future in the form of next generation 4G mobile technology, which enables much faster mobile internet connections.

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    European mobile carriers have not been able to profit from the rapid adoption of smartphones in the same way as AT&T has in the US because many European countries did not have 4G services. But the US group sees this as about to change.

    “Everything,” Mr Stephenson said at the May investor conference “has been driven by an explosion in mobile internet, mobile broadband. And the monetisation opportunity in the US in this mobile internet has been really dramatic and it has been exciting.

    “And so, you look at the US and how it has grown, how it has evolved and the business opportunity that it has created and then you compare it to Europe and in Europe it is largely undeveloped. The mobile broadband business is really undeveloped today. There is not much investment in LTE going on; it’s coming but it is coming rather slowly.”

    The focus is on markets where customers are already using smartphones and tablets but have not yet been able to fully exploit the capabilities of their devices given the lack of 4G networks.

    AT&T is hoping to profit from providing services that make use of this faster connection and could help its customers better control aspects of their lives such as home security and transport.

    European markets where smartphone penetration is highest include the UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and it is not surprising that AT&T has been linked mostly with businesses in these countries.

    It is expected to consider a bid for EE, the UK operator jointly owned by France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom that is being prepared for an IPO early next year. There has even been rumours of interest in Vodafone, which operates in many developed European markets, as well as past scrutiny of KPN, the Dutch operator.

    “AT&T sees a lot of structural growth to come in these markets – it is not about a three-year top line revenue boost, it’s a long-term play,” says one informed person.

    If deals are not forthcoming, says the person, then AT&T could also pursue an alternative strategy of selling mobile applications such as connected car and home services “over the top” of networks owned by other operators in Europe.

    There are other reasons for investor interest in the European telecoms sector, not least the lower valuations of some of the businesses hit hard by the recession.

    The arrival last year of Carlos Slim’s America Movil in Europe was seen by analysts as a move into a sector nearing its nadir, although Mr Slim now appears to have made his move too early, given that his stakes in KPN and Telekom Austria have since made heavy losses.

    Mr Stephenson wants to use the expertise already gleaned in the US to sell internet-based services across Europe – and is prepared to use his balance sheet to prove the theory. He believes that the European market would evolve quickly, as it has done in the US. “It’s just a little bit of investment and somebody taking some risk and this thing takes off,” he said.

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    Move to capitalise on 4G

    AT&T’s European ambitions reflect the technology lead that US mobile operators believe they have now established over their European counterparts, after having lagged behind them in the 1990s and early 2000s, writes Paul Taylor.

    Randall Stephenson, AT&T’s chief executive, sees an opportunity to capitalise on some of the lessons AT&T has learnt during its introduction of LTE-based 4G services in the US over the past two years. This includes the extraordinary growth of mobile broadband use that has resulted, and the potential for web-based services that can be provided over these new networks
  14. [verwijderd] 21 juni 2013 08:25
    'Damrak komt even op adem'

    ,We openen waarschijnlijk vlak. Het leek er eerder op dat we opnieuw omlaag zouden gaan, maar de Nikkei in Japan toont in het laatste uur van de handel een flink herstel. Dit herstel stuurt de Amerikaanse openingsindicatoren hoger en wellicht gaan we daardoor in Europa ook wat omhoog. Voor de rest staat Griekenland weer in de schijnwerpers en dreigt het IMF de geldkraan dicht te draaien”,
  15. ILikeFood 21 juni 2013 08:26
    June 20, 2013 7:06 pm
    US mobile operator aims to capitalise on 4G technology

    By Paul Taylor

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    AT&T’s European ambitions reflect the technology lead that US mobile operators believe they have now established over their European counterparts, after having lagged behind them in the 1990s and early 2000s.

    Randall Stephenson, AT&T’s chief executive, sees an opportunity to capitalise on some of the lessons AT&T has learnt during its introduction of LTE-based 4G services in the US over the past two years. This includes the extraordinary growth of mobile broadband use that has resulted, and the potential for web-based services that can be provided over these new networks.

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    In the US, AT&T company initially struggled with the deluge of data that strained its networks following the launch of the iPhone in 2007.

    But with the introduction of LTE, and by increasing the number of mobile “cells” in key urban areas, AT&T managed to largely overcome these issues – problems that Mr Stephenson believes European operators will also face.

    More recently, AT&T has launched a number of new, internet-based services including its Digital Life connected home business and a “connected car” project with GM. Both make use of LTE data networks and are examples of what AT&T believes have potential to attract customers in Europe.

    Digital Life is a subscription service that offers a range of wireless home security, video monitoring and home automation services. AT&T believes it could potentially grow into a new multibillion dollar source of revenue.

    Similarly, AT&T announced an agreement with GM’s OnStar subsidiary in February to wirelessly deliver an enhanced suite of safety, security, diagnostic and internet-based “infotainment” services to most GM vehicles in the US and Canada beginning in 2014.

    Over the past six years, mobile data traffic over AT&T’s US networks has increased by 30,000 per cent, but Mr Stephenson insisted what is coming next is going to be even bigger.

    “We have now entered the LTE and cloud era,” he said. “The last five years have changed the telecom industry like never before”

    Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2013.
  17. forum rang 6 boldie 21 juni 2013 08:30
    quote:

    Eurowin schreef op 21 juni 2013 08:25:

    'Damrak komt even op adem'

    ,We openen waarschijnlijk vlak. Het leek er eerder op dat we opnieuw omlaag zouden gaan, maar de Nikkei in Japan toont in het laatste uur van de handel een flink herstel. Dit herstel stuurt de Amerikaanse openingsindicatoren hoger en wellicht gaan we daardoor in Europa ook wat omhoog. Voor de rest staat Griekenland weer in de schijnwerpers en dreigt het IMF de geldkraan dicht te draaien”,
    aex vlak futs groen kan toch nog leuk worden vandaag
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