Market Updates
European Stocks Weak; Heidelberger Falls
123jump.com Staff
10 Aug, 2009
New York City
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European real estate firms declined on weak rents and falling property values. Banks in Italy edged higher. Bourbon SA, the offshore marine service first half revenues increased 11.2%. Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG finalized its
[R]9:00PM Frankfurt, Paris; 3:00 PM New York – European real estate firms declined on weak rents and falling property values. Banks in Italy edged higher. Bourbon SA, the offshore marine service first half revenues increased 11.2%.[/R]
European stocks edged lower after analysts cited cautious outlook on the economy and stretched valuations. Volkswagen and Daimler Benz declined at least 3% but Thomson SA surged 12% after the digital TV set-top box maker may sell its unit to a private equity fund based in California.
In London FTSE 100 Index closed lower 9.36 or 0.20% to 4,722.20, in Paris CAC 40 Index decreased 16.60 or 0.47% to close at 3,504.54 and in Frankfurt DAX index lower 40.84 or 0.75% to close at 5,418.12. In Zurich trading SMI decreased 18.85 or 0.31% to close at 6,007.55.
Gainers & Losers
Bourbon SA added 4.0% to €31.00 after the modern offshore marine services said first-half revenues rose 11.2% to €482.1 million from €433.6 million a year ago. Offshore division revenues rose 43.1% to €407.7 million from €285.0 million a year ago.
Gagfah SA plunged 4.0% to €6.34 after the publicly traded property company said first-half revenues rose 1.4% to €495.5 million from €489 million a year ago. Net loss in the first-half was €40.3 million or €0.18 per diluted share compared to net profit of €34.1 million or €0.15 per share a year ago.
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG surged 12% to €6.52 after the company renegotiated its revised credit facility of €1.4 billion. The consortium of banks will offer €550 million, KfW €300 million and the states of Baden-Wurttemberg and Brandenburg and the Federal government will offer guarantees for 90% of loans for €550 million.
Hypo Real Estate Holding AG gained 0.6% to €1.49 an international real estate financing company said first-half revenues fell 36.2% to €268 million from €420 million a year ago. Net loss in the first-half was €1.13 billion or €3.27 per diluted share compared to net profit of €160 million or €0.81 per share a year ago.
Publicis SA increased 4.3% to 25.97 euros after it agreed to acquire Internet advertising agency Razorfish from Microsoft.
DAX Index Movers
Volkswagen AG led the decliners in the DAX index of 6.83% followed by losses in Daimler AG of 4.16%, in Bayer AG of 1.65%, in E.ON AG of 1.64%, in Linde AG of 1.63%.
Allianz SE led gainers in the DAX index with a rise of 1.22% followed by increase in CommerzBank AG of 1.01%, in Deutsche Bank AG of 0.85% in BMW AG of 0.71%, in Adidas AG of 0.57%.
CAC-40 Index Movers
Alcatel Lucent led the decliners in the CAC-40 index of 2.88% followed by losses in Suez Environnement SA of 2.49%, in PPR SA of 2.46%, in ArcelorMittal of 2.02%, in LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA of 1.43%.
Dexia SA gainers in the CAC-40 index with a rise of 5.64% followed by gains in Lafarge SA of 2.03%, in Accor SA of 1.58%, in Vallourec SA of 1.39%, in Pernod Ricard SA of 0.87%.
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