HARTCOURT WKN 900009...ein brodelnder Vulkan...
08.05.03 14:43
#76
Trader
Ganz ohne Nachrichten stimmt nicht! NEWS
Hartcourt Acquires GuoWei Group, a Major PC Retailer and Distributor in Shanghai
Thursday May 8, 3:26 am ET
LOS ANGELES, May 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT, Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com , today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase 45 percent of Shanghai GuoWei Science and Technology Ltd., www.guowei.com.cn , a major PC retailer and distributor based in Shanghai, China. Furthermore, Hartcourt has obtained a voting proxy for an additional 10 percent of outstanding shares of GuoWei to effectively control the Board of Directors.
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The purchase price for the 45 percent acquisition is RMB35.85 Million (US$4.35Mil) payable in 10,863,792 restricted common shares of Hartcourt at US$0.40 per share.
In 2002, GuoWei recorded sale revenue of RMB310 Million (US$37.6 Million). It was one of the top PC retailers in Shanghai, specializing in DIY (do-it- yourself) PC assembly and online PC sales.
GuoWei, founded in 1996, owns and operates 13 stores in Shanghai area and surrounding areas, completed with service centers and warehouse distribution. The stores provide customers with latest computer hardware, software, technical services and other digital products. It is also the leading online PC retailer in Shanghai for computer products at www.12diy.com .
GuoWei's business model is very similar to that of HuaQing and NewHuaSun, two other Hartcourt subsidiaries. Recently acquired by Hartcourt, HuaQing and NewHuaSun recorded a combined US$120 Million in sales and US$2.2 Million in net profit in 2002. Adding GuoWei, the three subsidiaries should give Hartcourt over US$165 Million in sales for the next 12 months. In Q1 of 2003, GuoWei recorded RMB99.5Mil (US$12Mil) in revenue.
China has experienced explosive growth in PC sales for the last 10 years from 670,000 PC sold in 1994 to 7,260,000 in 2001. IDC predicts China's PC sales will grow at 18-22% for the next 5 year, with sales reaching 19,800,000 PC in 2006 (global PC sales is 131,800,000 in 2002 vs. China's 9,280,000). Experts believe the huge market potential will come from the low PC penetration in home uses (5% in China compared to 49% in the US), as well as demand from technology upgrades and adoption of information technology by SMEs (small medium enterprises) and government sectors.
More details on GuoWei and the PC market in China could be obtained from Hartcourt Website, www.hartcourt.com or GuoWei website, www.guowei.com.cn .
Mr. Zhou Jian, Chairman and President of GuoWei, comments, "We are pleased to join HuaQing and NewHuaSun to create a major PC marketing group in China under Hartcourt's leadership. Undoubtedly, there are more companies out there anxious to join us. Our combined purchasing power and marketing budget will improve our profit margin. The acquisition strategy of Hartcourt will enable us to expand more aggressively. Bringing China's future growth into the present is Hartcourt's mission. We only just begin."
About Hartcourt
The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. is an investment holding and developing company specializing in the acquisition and development of private companies within high-growth industries in China. Hartcourt's business strategy is to add substantial value in terms of financial restructuring and corporate governance to enable these subsidiaries goes public via IPO or reverse merger. Detailed information on Hartcourt can be obtained via the company's Web site: www.hartcourt.com .
Forward-looking statements
The statements made in this press release, which are not historical facts, contain certain forward- looking statements concerning potential developments affecting the business, prospects, financial condition and other aspects of the company to which this release pertains. The actual results of the specific items described in this release, and the company's operations generally, may differ materially from what is projected in such forward- looking statements. Although such statements are based upon the best judgments of management of the company as of the date of this release, significant deviations in magnitude, timing and other factors may result from business risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, the company's dependence on third parties, general market and economic conditions, technical factors, the availability of outside capital, receipt of revenues and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the company. The company disclaims any obligation to update information contained in any forward- looking statement.
For further information, please contact: Mr. Richard Yan, 8621 5213 0673, or fax, 8621 5213 0664, richard.yan@hartcourt.com, for The Hartcourt Companies, Inc.
Source: The Hartcourt Companies, Inc.
Gruß
Trader
Thursday May 8, 3:26 am ET
LOS ANGELES, May 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT, Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com , today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase 45 percent of Shanghai GuoWei Science and Technology Ltd., www.guowei.com.cn , a major PC retailer and distributor based in Shanghai, China. Furthermore, Hartcourt has obtained a voting proxy for an additional 10 percent of outstanding shares of GuoWei to effectively control the Board of Directors.
ADVERTISEMENT
The purchase price for the 45 percent acquisition is RMB35.85 Million (US$4.35Mil) payable in 10,863,792 restricted common shares of Hartcourt at US$0.40 per share.
In 2002, GuoWei recorded sale revenue of RMB310 Million (US$37.6 Million). It was one of the top PC retailers in Shanghai, specializing in DIY (do-it- yourself) PC assembly and online PC sales.
GuoWei, founded in 1996, owns and operates 13 stores in Shanghai area and surrounding areas, completed with service centers and warehouse distribution. The stores provide customers with latest computer hardware, software, technical services and other digital products. It is also the leading online PC retailer in Shanghai for computer products at www.12diy.com .
GuoWei's business model is very similar to that of HuaQing and NewHuaSun, two other Hartcourt subsidiaries. Recently acquired by Hartcourt, HuaQing and NewHuaSun recorded a combined US$120 Million in sales and US$2.2 Million in net profit in 2002. Adding GuoWei, the three subsidiaries should give Hartcourt over US$165 Million in sales for the next 12 months. In Q1 of 2003, GuoWei recorded RMB99.5Mil (US$12Mil) in revenue.
China has experienced explosive growth in PC sales for the last 10 years from 670,000 PC sold in 1994 to 7,260,000 in 2001. IDC predicts China's PC sales will grow at 18-22% for the next 5 year, with sales reaching 19,800,000 PC in 2006 (global PC sales is 131,800,000 in 2002 vs. China's 9,280,000). Experts believe the huge market potential will come from the low PC penetration in home uses (5% in China compared to 49% in the US), as well as demand from technology upgrades and adoption of information technology by SMEs (small medium enterprises) and government sectors.
More details on GuoWei and the PC market in China could be obtained from Hartcourt Website, www.hartcourt.com or GuoWei website, www.guowei.com.cn .
Mr. Zhou Jian, Chairman and President of GuoWei, comments, "We are pleased to join HuaQing and NewHuaSun to create a major PC marketing group in China under Hartcourt's leadership. Undoubtedly, there are more companies out there anxious to join us. Our combined purchasing power and marketing budget will improve our profit margin. The acquisition strategy of Hartcourt will enable us to expand more aggressively. Bringing China's future growth into the present is Hartcourt's mission. We only just begin."
About Hartcourt
The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. is an investment holding and developing company specializing in the acquisition and development of private companies within high-growth industries in China. Hartcourt's business strategy is to add substantial value in terms of financial restructuring and corporate governance to enable these subsidiaries goes public via IPO or reverse merger. Detailed information on Hartcourt can be obtained via the company's Web site: www.hartcourt.com .
Forward-looking statements
The statements made in this press release, which are not historical facts, contain certain forward- looking statements concerning potential developments affecting the business, prospects, financial condition and other aspects of the company to which this release pertains. The actual results of the specific items described in this release, and the company's operations generally, may differ materially from what is projected in such forward- looking statements. Although such statements are based upon the best judgments of management of the company as of the date of this release, significant deviations in magnitude, timing and other factors may result from business risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, the company's dependence on third parties, general market and economic conditions, technical factors, the availability of outside capital, receipt of revenues and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the company. The company disclaims any obligation to update information contained in any forward- looking statement.
For further information, please contact: Mr. Richard Yan, 8621 5213 0673, or fax, 8621 5213 0664, richard.yan@hartcourt.com, for The Hartcourt Companies, Inc.
Source: The Hartcourt Companies, Inc.
Gruß
Trader
08.05.03 15:11
#77
Börsenfan
@Realer
ein Einstieg in solche Werte ist immer ein Risiko, aber ich denke ein Einstieg lohnt sich noch bis jetzt, denke die geht in Richtung 1 EUR sobald sie in 0,50 EUR geknackt hat.
08.05.03 15:30
#80
Realer
Hey Börsenfan
Denke ernsthaft drüber nach! Was denkstr Du? Lohnt es sich noch?
08.05.03 15:46
#81
Börsenfan
@Realer
wenn ich Kleingeld übrig hätte, würde ich bis 0,44 rein gehen. Ich hatte vor einem Jahr für 0,12 zugeschlagen, hab ich immernoch...
08.05.03 15:55
#83
Börsenfan
Zock? Nee, nee...
...ein Zock würde ich nicht sagen, wenn die Kurssteigerung ausschließen durch Zockerei zurückzuführen wäre, dann wäre der Kurs schon längst wieder nach unten geschnallt. Schau doch mal zurück, seit einem Monat steigt der Kurs mit kleinen Schwankungen. Die Meldungen aus den USA zu hartcourt sind auch nicht schlecht. Ließ mal in den anderen threads die Info´s zur hartcourt (neue Aufträge etc..)
09.05.03 19:20
#89
hartmoney
schau mal die NASDAQ OTC Umsätze an!
Die sind jetzt schon wieder recht hoch!! Ich freu mich tierisch, dass wir nun schon über 0,51 Eur stehen!
Hartmoneygrüsse
Hartmoneygrüsse
09.05.03 20:19
#90
Börsenfan
@hartmoney
in Frankfurt bei 0,53 EUR! Das ist seit über 5 Wochen nur ein einziger Aufstieg.
Was meinst Du denn wie weit hartcourt noch geht, ob sie wohl bis 1 EUR durchhält ?!?
Was meinst Du denn wie weit hartcourt noch geht, ob sie wohl bis 1 EUR durchhält ?!?
09.05.03 21:57
#91
manfred1
@hartmoney
Da darf ich dir gratulieren. Enorm guten Riecher gehabt.
Gruß manfred1
Gruß manfred1
10.05.03 10:42
#92
hartmoney
@börsenfan und manfred1!
In einem positiven Marktumfeld sind sogar Kurse weit über 1 Euro möglich. Das Geschäftsmodell trägt so langsam Früchte. Für viele Anleger war Hartcourt nicht richtig durchschaubar, aber Dr Phan verfügt über hervorragende Kenntnisse eines Einheimischen und hat mit seiner Strategie seit ein paar Wochen wieder vorzeigbare Erfolge. Wer an die Wachstumsstory von China/Asien glaubt, sollte einsteigen. (ist aber sehr spekulativ)
hartmoneygrüsse
P.s. wir haben ja auch schon Kurse von 17-20 US Dollar gesehen!
hartmoneygrüsse
P.s. wir haben ja auch schon Kurse von 17-20 US Dollar gesehen!
10.05.03 12:53
#93
hjw2
langsam wird mir das unheimlich 0.63 last trade
http://www.gonow.com/investor_services.html?ticker=hrct
Ausser meinen Altbeständen (mit sensationellen Verlusten)
habe ich mich nicht wieder dran gewagt.
Mittlerweile frage mich ob ich da was verpasse.
Verdammte Gier
Ausser meinen Altbeständen (mit sensationellen Verlusten)
habe ich mich nicht wieder dran gewagt.
Mittlerweile frage mich ob ich da was verpasse.
Verdammte Gier
10.05.03 13:24
#94
Börsenfan
@hartmoney
langsam wird es wirklich unheimlich, 0,63 last trade, die geht wirklich Richtung 1 EUR.
wann war die Aktie denn auf 17 Dollar? Wenn ich die 5-Jahr-Historie anschaue, dann sehe ich max. 3,50 EUR...
Grüße vom Börsenfan
wann war die Aktie denn auf 17 Dollar? Wenn ich die 5-Jahr-Historie anschaue, dann sehe ich max. 3,50 EUR...
Grüße vom Börsenfan
10.05.03 16:28
#95
Schue
Vor dem split...
Die Aktie war mal vor gut 3 Jahren auf $18, aber zwieschendrin gabs nen Aktiensplit. Ich erinner mich aber nicht mehr an das splitverhältnis...
10.05.03 17:06
#96
hartmoney
Hi Leute!5000% Performance!
Der Splitt war 1:2 und damit war nach aktuellem splittberücksichtigtem Kurs von 9,60 Euro umgerechnet auf 19,20 Euro!Dazu gab es noch Elephant Talk Gratisaktien, aber bisher leider noch keine Quartalsdividende ;-)) Bin auf diesen Wert absolut spekulativ bulish....das kann wieder die grosse Nummer werden....hatte ja mal 5000% in einem Monatgemacht, die Story stimmt, die Liquidität auch!
Bleibt dran!
hartmoneygrüsse
Bleibt dran!
hartmoneygrüsse
10.05.03 17:13
#97
hartmoney
HARTCOURT NEWS!!!!Von Gestern!
Hartcourt Acquires GuoWei Group, a Major PC Retailer and Distributor in Shanghai
Thursday May 8, 3:26 am ET
LOS ANGELES, May 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT, Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com , today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase 45 percent of Shanghai GuoWei Science and Technology Ltd., www.guowei.com.cn , a major PC retailer and distributor based in Shanghai, China. Furthermore, Hartcourt has obtained a voting proxy for an additional 10 percent of outstanding shares of GuoWei to effectively control the Board of Directors.
ADVERTISEMENT
The purchase price for the 45 percent acquisition is RMB35.85 Million (US$4.35Mil) payable in 10,863,792 restricted common shares of Hartcourt at US$0.40 per share.
In 2002, GuoWei recorded sale revenue of RMB310 Million (US$37.6 Million). It was one of the top PC retailers in Shanghai, specializing in DIY (do-it- yourself) PC assembly and online PC sales.
GuoWei, founded in 1996, owns and operates 13 stores in Shanghai area and surrounding areas, completed with service centers and warehouse distribution. The stores provide customers with latest computer hardware, software, technical services and other digital products. It is also the leading online PC retailer in Shanghai for computer products at www.12diy.com .
GuoWei's business model is very similar to that of HuaQing and NewHuaSun, two other Hartcourt subsidiaries. Recently acquired by Hartcourt, HuaQing and NewHuaSun recorded a combined US$120 Million in sales and US$2.2 Million in net profit in 2002. Adding GuoWei, the three subsidiaries should give Hartcourt over US$165 Million in sales for the next 12 months. In Q1 of 2003, GuoWei recorded RMB99.5Mil (US$12Mil) in revenue.
China has experienced explosive growth in PC sales for the last 10 years from 670,000 PC sold in 1994 to 7,260,000 in 2001. IDC predicts China's PC sales will grow at 18-22% for the next 5 year, with sales reaching 19,800,000 PC in 2006 (global PC sales is 131,800,000 in 2002 vs. China's 9,280,000). Experts believe the huge market potential will come from the low PC penetration in home uses (5% in China compared to 49% in the US), as well as demand from technology upgrades and adoption of information technology by SMEs (small medium enterprises) and government sectors.
More details on GuoWei and the PC market in China could be obtained from Hartcourt Website, www.hartcourt.com or GuoWei website, www.guowei.com.cn .
Mr. Zhou Jian, Chairman and President of GuoWei, comments, "We are pleased to join HuaQing and NewHuaSun to create a major PC marketing group in China under Hartcourt's leadership. Undoubtedly, there are more companies out there anxious to join us. Our combined purchasing power and marketing budget will improve our profit margin. The acquisition strategy of Hartcourt will enable us to expand more aggressively. Bringing China's future growth into the present is Hartcourt's mission. We only just begin."
About Hartcourt
The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. is an investment holding and developing company specializing in the acquisition and development of private companies within high-growth industries in China. Hartcourt's business strategy is to add substantial value in terms of financial restructuring and corporate governance to enable these subsidiaries goes public via IPO or reverse merger. Detailed information on Hartcourt can be obtained via the company's Web site: www.hartcourt.com .
Thursday May 8, 3:26 am ET
LOS ANGELES, May 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT, Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com , today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase 45 percent of Shanghai GuoWei Science and Technology Ltd., www.guowei.com.cn , a major PC retailer and distributor based in Shanghai, China. Furthermore, Hartcourt has obtained a voting proxy for an additional 10 percent of outstanding shares of GuoWei to effectively control the Board of Directors.
ADVERTISEMENT
The purchase price for the 45 percent acquisition is RMB35.85 Million (US$4.35Mil) payable in 10,863,792 restricted common shares of Hartcourt at US$0.40 per share.
In 2002, GuoWei recorded sale revenue of RMB310 Million (US$37.6 Million). It was one of the top PC retailers in Shanghai, specializing in DIY (do-it- yourself) PC assembly and online PC sales.
GuoWei, founded in 1996, owns and operates 13 stores in Shanghai area and surrounding areas, completed with service centers and warehouse distribution. The stores provide customers with latest computer hardware, software, technical services and other digital products. It is also the leading online PC retailer in Shanghai for computer products at www.12diy.com .
GuoWei's business model is very similar to that of HuaQing and NewHuaSun, two other Hartcourt subsidiaries. Recently acquired by Hartcourt, HuaQing and NewHuaSun recorded a combined US$120 Million in sales and US$2.2 Million in net profit in 2002. Adding GuoWei, the three subsidiaries should give Hartcourt over US$165 Million in sales for the next 12 months. In Q1 of 2003, GuoWei recorded RMB99.5Mil (US$12Mil) in revenue.
China has experienced explosive growth in PC sales for the last 10 years from 670,000 PC sold in 1994 to 7,260,000 in 2001. IDC predicts China's PC sales will grow at 18-22% for the next 5 year, with sales reaching 19,800,000 PC in 2006 (global PC sales is 131,800,000 in 2002 vs. China's 9,280,000). Experts believe the huge market potential will come from the low PC penetration in home uses (5% in China compared to 49% in the US), as well as demand from technology upgrades and adoption of information technology by SMEs (small medium enterprises) and government sectors.
More details on GuoWei and the PC market in China could be obtained from Hartcourt Website, www.hartcourt.com or GuoWei website, www.guowei.com.cn .
Mr. Zhou Jian, Chairman and President of GuoWei, comments, "We are pleased to join HuaQing and NewHuaSun to create a major PC marketing group in China under Hartcourt's leadership. Undoubtedly, there are more companies out there anxious to join us. Our combined purchasing power and marketing budget will improve our profit margin. The acquisition strategy of Hartcourt will enable us to expand more aggressively. Bringing China's future growth into the present is Hartcourt's mission. We only just begin."
About Hartcourt
The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. is an investment holding and developing company specializing in the acquisition and development of private companies within high-growth industries in China. Hartcourt's business strategy is to add substantial value in terms of financial restructuring and corporate governance to enable these subsidiaries goes public via IPO or reverse merger. Detailed information on Hartcourt can be obtained via the company's Web site: www.hartcourt.com .
10.05.03 17:20
#98
hartmoney
Übrigens: ELEPHANT TALK hat 500% in 1Woche gemacht
Behaltet die auch mal im Auge!
11.05.03 13:07
#99
Börsenfan
@hartmoney
die Elephant Talk Aktie ist für mich ein Buch mit 7 Siegeln. Die Aktie hat doch jeder bekommen, der Hartcourt-Aktien hat, aber die Elephant Talk Aktien haben in meinem Depot immernoch den Wert Null. Wann hat die 500% gemacht, ich dachte die Aktien werden noch gar nicht gehandelt? Ich kann nirgends was finden über die Aktie, weder einen Kurs noch einen Chart....
12.05.03 09:02
#100
hartmoney
Guten Morgen Börsenfan!
Versuch es beispielsweise mal mit diesem Link:
http://informer2.comdirect.de/de/suche/...UKN&searchfor=elephant+talk
hartmoneygrüsse
http://informer2.comdirect.de/de/suche/...UKN&searchfor=elephant+talk
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