Satyam Computer SERVICES LTD.

Setze auf Rebound 10 - bis 20 cent.

Rebound und auf gehts

jo schaun mer mal dann sehn wir schon.

@melbacher   nur kein Neid  :-)))

die läßt es aber krachen  :-)))

es geht wieder nach Norden

so gefällt's mir :-)))

ich das Teil sehen, gestern noch 6,50

bin grad mit 1,32 raus  :-))

wie kommst du mit 1,32 dann noch raus?

vor ner halben stunde über Sttg. raus

ist ja kein pleiteunternehmen!

Zeit um die Kurse zu posten hast du, aber den Ausstieg bekommst du nicht zeitnah hin?

Wieder so ein Dauer"gewinner" bei Ariva. *lach*

wo war der Kurs um viertel nach 2??

war ja einer mit sehr viel zuversicht, jetzt ne stunde später freut dieser "zuversichtler" mal locker über ca 40 % miese.

ausgeführten Order. Oder wie soll dir sonst jemand glauben????

Dann werde ich mich bei dir entschuldigen. *lach*

drauf legen ob du's glaubst??

dass die überhaupt jemand glaube, Weil wenn nicht, was willst du dann in einem Forum? Was wollen die Leute dann mit dir?

Aber deine Antwort reicht mir...danke. Große Klappe, nichts dahinter, denn sonst hättest du schnell nen Screen gemacht. Ich zumindest bin stehts bemüht meine Glaubwürdigkeit zu erhalten.

Viel Spaß noch...

viel Spass und Glück beim traden..........

jetzt schon unter 0,70€. Dein SL, den Du hoffentlich gesetzt hast schon ausgelöst oder biste gegen 13:30 noch mit Gewinn raus.
Die sind so gut wie tot. Von 53 Mrd. Rupien Bargeldmitteln waren 50 Mrd Fake und statt Gewinn 21% Verlust. Ich weiß gar nicht ob die Ch 11 in Indien überhaupt kennen oder ob der Rest direkt den Ganges runtergeht...

Naja, bei 0,10€ überlege ich mir das mal.

:)

Wird zwar sicher nicht ausgelöst aber falls doch, ist es mir das Risiko eines Totalverlusts wert :))

 

ich würde rausgehen und abwarten

Over the past twenty one years, with your passion and commitment we have built significant customer assets, formidable service offerings, excellent delivery processes and scalable support systems. Satyam has been consistently acknowledged for our leadership bandwidth and has a demonstrated reputation for collaborative functioning. Our renowned Full Life Cycle (FLC) model encouraged 'Distributed and Empowered' leadership and prepared us for all situations. This is the time when we have to apply it in real life. What we have been trained for, we will now put to work. Let us continue to handle our respective areas with total autonomy, freedom and control. This is as good a time, as any, to remind ourselves that we have been acknowledged as being amongst the top three Best Employers in India by Hewitt and Mercer in independent surveys in 2007 and American Society of Training & Development (ASTD) named us as the best globally, for our Learning practices - the first company outside USA to be ever awarded this honor. Satyam continues to have everything that is fundamentally required for its success - a strong customer base and a committed universe of approx 53,000 associates.
What we are confronted with is the challenge of continuing our business operations, seamlessly. We will need your involvement and ideas to make it happen. This might involve even more effort at every level, in the near term. This is the time to prove to the world that we are united and will succeed in overcoming the challenges.
This quarter will be tumultuous for us. Rumors will abound and it would be fair to assume that competition will try and leverage it to their advantage. As a proactive measure, we have formed fully empowered Cross Functional Teams, headed by seasoned leaders in the respective areas, to address pan-organizational issues like Delivery Excellence, Customer & Associate Retention, Pipeline Management, Cost Controls, Collections etc. You have helped to build Satyam to be what it is today - and we believe that this cannot be allowed to fail, at any cost. I am confident that I can count on your continued support as I commit to our customers that we will ensure deliverables and commitments are serviced.
On behalf of our new leadership team, I apologize to you for the uncertainty and inconvenience that this incident has caused to you and your families. I assure you that we will emerge stronger, because of this. Increased focus on transparency at all levels, integrity and ethical functioning will be ensured. I want you to stand confidently in front of your families and friends and say that we will now be a better company and that we shall soon be a successful case study of how organizations have turned over a new leaf.
We will be conducting "U Speak" (our Meet-the-Leadership sessions) in each city in India starting next week and will have numerous Webinars to address associates in various countries. We will be meeting many of our customers in person over the next two weeks and will meet those of you onsite, at that time. In these sessions, we will explain to you what happened and articulate the actions that are being taken to retain your confidence in our company.
Let us fight this battle together. I am confident that we will emerge stronger, TOGETHER.
Ram Mynampati
SOURCE Satyam Computer Services, Ltd.
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Investiert eurer Geld jetzt lieber in die Konkurrenz von Satyam!

Die 3 Größten:

WIBRO

TATA CONS

INFOSYS

Die werden von der Satyam Pleite profitieren.

8 Jan 2009, 0450 hrs IST, Nishanth Vasudevan, Apurv Gupta & Kausik Datta, ET Bureau

MUMBAI: The Larsen & Toubro Group is believed to have extended its purchases of Satyam Computer shares from the secondary market on Wednesday,
taking advantage of the plunge in the stock triggered by the accounting fraud revelation. The engineering major is believed to have hiked its stake in the tainted software entity to roughly 3.5-4% on Wednesday, from 2% last week.

Though L&T officials declined to comment on the matter, people familiar with the development said the possibility of a “strategic reason” for the stake purchases could not be ruled out, given the company’s existing interests in the software sector through its subsidiary L&T Infotech. Interestingly, L&T Capital, another L&T subsidiary, has been approached by Maytas Infra for buying out the promoter’s stake. However, the group is yet to take a call.

“As of now, it is just a portfolio investment, but the possibility of L&T looking to buy a strategic stake cannot be completely ruled out,” said a person close to the development. “Either way, it’s a win-win for L&T. If another company decides to buy Satyam, it will benefit the portfolio purchases. But if L&T decides to acquire Satyam, it will have a strategic fit for L&T Infotech at a cheaper price.

It is believed that Satyam could be a good buy for L&T Infotech at this juncture in terms of business prospects.
“Even if half of Satyam’s clients decide to part ways, the remaining client base would be good enough for L&T Infotech,” said another person familiar with the matter. “Bringing in a good management like L&T itself can come as a relief to Satyam clients.”

Talks that regulator Sebi could resort to ‘extraordinary measures’ to assuage investor fears immediately, given the negative implications of this issue on foreign investments in the country, further fuelled the takeover speculation.

TA7A (SATYAM COMPUTER SERVICES - WKN 675236) zieht an ... Angeblich gibt's um 12.30 Uhr (MEZ) eine PK.

www.finanznachrichten.de/...ews-conference-at-1130-gmt-020.htm

08.01.2009 06:29
India's Satyam to hold news conference at 1130 GMT

HYDERABAD, INDIA, Jan 8 (Reuters) - India's Satyam Computer (News) will hold a news conference at 5:00 PM (1130 GMT) on Thursday, a spokeswoman said, a day after the firm's chairman quit after disclosing that profits had been falsely inflated for years.

Senior management, likely to include interim CEO Ram Mynampati, will address the media, the spokeswoman said.

(Reporting by Sumeet Chatterjee; Editing by John Mair) Keywords: SATYAM PRESSER/

(devidutta.tripathy@thomsonreuters.com; +91 11 4178 1009; Reuters Messaging: devidutta.tripathy.reuters.com@reuters.net)

Ob das noch was wird?

heut war doch PK

was wollt ihr kurzfristig von diesem unternehmen erwarten? nicht mal ein zock ist meiner einschätzung nach möglich, da keine phanastie (geschweige denn ein rest an vertrauen) existiert...
die wird meiner meinung nach richtung 0,2 abschmieren.
satyam hat den gesamten indischen anlegermarkt in den abgrund gezogen- dafür wird (und muss) sie abgestraft werden.
für alle investierten hoffe ich, dass ich unrecht habe...
nur eine meinung

Thursday, January 8, 2009
where is Satyam computer CEO Ramalinga Raju?
After the lots of controversies the question now in everyone's mind is where is Satyam computer CEO Ramalinga Raju?.

A team of officials from market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will arrive in Hyderabad on Thursday to begin a probe amid speculation that police might arrest Raju, but nobody knows his whereabouts.

Raju became incommunicado after sending a letter to the Satyam Board of Directors on Wednesday morning. There was utter confusion after a TV channel reported that he had left either for the US or Dubai.

Raju is believed to have met nobody in the last two days. It is also possible that he might have handed over his letter to company officials before becoming incommunicado.

Sources in Satyam, however, said he was in Hyderabad and might address a press conference later in the day. The reporters who rushed to his house in upmarket Jubliee Hills were told by the security guards that he was attending a meeting in Satyam Infocity at Madhapur.

However, no senior official from Satyam could be reached to confirm this. A large group of reporters waited outside Satyam Infocity till late on Wednesday night but in vain.

The Hyderabad police were also reportedly trying to find the whereabouts of Raju.

The Andhra Pradesh government has ordered a probe by crime branch. Police Commissioner B Prasada Rao on Wednesday said they would act only if a shareholder or regulator lodges a complaint against Raju.

Some police teams were also sent to Satyam offices in the city to find Raju's whereabouts but they were unsuccessful in tracing him as well.
Click here to see the text of his resignation letter. For more details about Satyam scam click the links below.

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08.01.2009 12:39

TA7A: AUSSETZUNG/SUSPENSION
DIE FOLGENDE AKTIE IST AB SOFORT AUSGESETZT:
THE FOLLOWING SHARE IS SUSPENDED WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT:

INSTRUMENT NAME KUERZEL/SHORTCODE ISIN BIS/UNTIL

SATYAM COMPUTER SVC - ADR TA7A US8040981016 (News) BAW/UFN

bis die bei 6 oder 9 € wieder eingesetzt wird :-)))

CEO hat Betrug und Bilanzfälschung zugegeben: wahrscheoinlich ist die aktie nach dem Kurssturz von gestern wegen überprüfung der Sachlage auch an der heimatbörse erst einmal ausgesetzt worden

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datasvr.tradearca.com/arcadataserver/...hp?Symbol=SAY&x=11&y=5

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08.01.2009 14:21
Satyam's Top Leaders Announce Action Plan Focusing on Business Continuity, Corporate Transparency and Leadership Transition for Board and Management

HYDERABAD, India, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The top leaders of Satyam Computer Services Limited (News) have launched an immediate action plan to ensure business continuity and leadership transition even as it initiates efforts to ascertain its liquidity position and verify allegations by its founder and chairman Mr. Ramalinga Raju of financial irregularities.

Satyam's leaders announced at a press conference at the IT services company's headquarters in Hyderabad that the Company has started to actively reach out to customers globally and has been heartened to receive strong expressions of confidence and support from customers.

At the same time, the leaders of Satyam steering the organization through the crisis, and approximately 40 top managers representing the Leadership Council from various geographical regions have pledged their commitment to remain in the company. The leadership team is headed by interim CEO Mr. Ram Mynampati.

At a press conference chaired by Mr. Mynampati, the company announced several immediate actions already carried out or being undertaken by the leaders.

-- Formulation of a Task Force to address all ongoing operational issues to ensure business continuity, including maintaining customer confidence. -- An immediate customer outreach by all geographical regions to assure clients that Satyam will meet all its business commitments. "Many clients rely on Satyam for mission-critical functions and collaborate closely with our team. While we have to address various customer concerns, we have been heartened by expressions of confidence and support from various clients," said Mr. Mynampati. Satyam's top 100 customers account for 85% of total revenue and have had relationships with the company ranging from four to ten years. -- Assurances to the approximately 53,000 associates from leaders and line managers that the company places top priority in protecting the careers and livelihood of employees and their families. "We share the pain and grief being felt by all associates and their families and will do our utmost to ensure that salaries can be paid," Mr. Mynmapati said. "We are extremely touched by the outpouring of support from associates." -- Begun a process to ascertain Satyam's financial liquidity position and verify allegations by the Chairman. An independent audit is being contemplated. -- As part of efforts to strengthen corporate governance, leaders have accorded top priority to addressing various legal issues which are expected to unfold; and have written to the regulatory authorities and various industry associations for assistance to identify candidates to be new members of Satyam's board.

The immediate action plans announced were collectively decided based on an initial assessment of the key challenges faced. These actions will be reviewed by the leadership team on a daily basis for the next few months.

"The leadership team comprises highly experienced veterans with cross-functional responsibilities across geographical regions. They have also been mandated with additional tasks of great urgency including collection of accounts receivable, cost containment as well as customer and associate retention," said Mr. Mynampati. "At the onset we wish to stress that the leaders have offered themselves to steer the organization through the current crisis.

About Satyam

Satyam , a leading global business and information technology services company, delivers consulting, systems integration, and outsourcing solutions to clients in 20* industries and more than 65* countries.

Satyam leverages deep industry and functional expertise, leading technology practices, and an advanced, global delivery model to help clients transform their highest-value business processes and improve their business performance. The company's 52,865* professionals excel in engineering and product development, supply chain management, client relationship management, business process quality, business intelligence, enterprise integration, and infrastructure management, among other key capabilities.

Satyam development and delivery centers in the US, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Hungary, Egypt, UAE, India, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia serve 690* clients, including 185* Fortune 500. For more information, see www.satyam.com/.

*As of September 30, 2008 Satyam Contacts: For clarifications, write to us at MediaRelations@Satyam.com Or contact our global Satyam PR representatives at: India Deepa Jayaraman deepa.jayaraman@ipan.com +91-981-980-8681 US Melissa Baratta mbaratta@ricochetpr.com +1-212-679-3300 ext. 118 Europe Sandeep Thawani Sandeep_Thawani@Satyam.com +44-783-010-3838 Asia-Pacific Dan Bleakman Dan@howorth.com.au +61-439-408-484 Reshma Wad Jain Reshma@wer1.net +65-98-140-507 Safe Harbor

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of section 27A of Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The forward-looking statements contained herein are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements. Satyam undertakes no duty to update any forward-looking statements. For a discussion of the risks associated with our business, please see the discussions under the heading "Risk Factors" in our report on Form 6-K concerning the quarter ended September 30, 2008, furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission on November 7, 2008, and the other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission from time to time. These filings are available at www.sec.gov/.

- Satyam Press Conference unter
www.business-standard.com/india/news/...ference/17/31/52460/on

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08.01.2009 16:18
HIGHLIGHTS-Satyam Computer media conference

HYDERABAD, India, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The interim CEO and other senior executives of Indian software firm Satyam Computer (News), which has been hit by a financial scandal, spoke to media in the southern city of Hyderabad on Thursday.

Ramalinga Raju, the chairman of Satyam, resigned on Wednesday saying that profits had been falsely inflated for years, sending the company's shares plunging nearly 80 percent.

For detailed coverage, see.

Following are highlights of interim CEO Ram Mynampati's comments at the media conference, which ran for more than an hour.

BUSINESS AND INVESTIGATION:

'I stand in front of you today shocked by the disclosures and recognising fully the severity of the issues.'

'Our only aim at this time is to ensure that the business continues.'

'I, along with other members of the board, received reports and data that were audited and verified by a leading accounting firm. We relied on that data.'

'Obviously, the most important activity is to assure the world that we are committed to ascertain the facts of the case and help investigating agencies in their process. The leadership team is committed in making this happen.'

'Some regulatory bodies have already started their work and we will continue to work with them closely.'

CLIENTS AND EMPLOYEES:

'The next step is to ensure that business continuity will remain undisturbed. We are taking immediate proactive steps to address this.'

'These steps include reaching out to customers to assure them that business support deliverables will continue, practicing complete transparency in all that we do, and ensuring a smooth transition of leadership.'

'We have begun an immediate outreach to customers around the world assuring them of our continued commitment.'

'Our top 100 clients account for almost 80 percent of total revenues and we are speaking to them individually.'

'We have already received many expressions of support from our key customers.'

'It is our top priority to protect (employees') careers and livelihood.'

'Notwithstanding media speculation on significant number of exits and attrition, I want to assure you that we have seen no such trends.'

FINANCIAL CONDITION AND LIQUIDITY:

'We have launched a process to ascertain Satyam's financial condition, especially its liquidity position, and to verify the disclosures made by Mr Raju.'

'The liquidity on the balance sheet is not very encouraging at this point.'

'We are looking at various options. No 1, to take care of outstanding responsibilities from a finance perspective as well as ensuring the sustainability of operations.'

'We're also trying to come out with an assessment of the steps we need to take to maintain liquidity, including paying our subcontractors, paying our suppliers and associates.'

'What we know is we need some assistance as far as liquidity is concerned to deal with the business continuity for this month.'

'We have healthy receivables position. We are putting in a lot of effort in making sure our receivables are collected. We are also putting in a lot of efforts in identifying other avenues of liquidity.'

'We are confident that we will be in a position to deal with the obligations for this month.'

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER:

'The CFO Srinivas (Vadlamani) has actually sent in his resignation today; we have not approved the resignation.'

'We have been in constant touch with the CFO. He had not been coming to office due to personal reasons but he had been cooperating fully in terms of the information he is to provide and channels he is to open up for access.

'What I understand is that he is very much in Hyderabad, but he assured us he will be at work next week.'

CHAIRMAN RAMALINGA RAJU:

'He assured us he would be available to provide any support if required. We have not contacted him since because the things we have been engaged in doing do not require us contacting him.'

STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVES:

'To explore strategic alternatives ... that becomes even more pertinent today.'

'We are looking at engaging an investment banker.'

RESULTS AND GUIDANCE:

'We are legally bound to declare the results by the end of this month, January.'

'The more prudent thing to do is to establish what our Q3 numbers are going to be and look at the business scenario and project out the guidance for the year including the situation for Q4. That would obviously mean a different number for the year than was originally stated.'

'Given the statements related to the accuracy -- or lack of -- of the previous numbers, any guidance that we would have given earlier based on that would probably not be relevant here in this context.

(Compiled by C.J. Kuncheria; Editing by John Mair) Keywords: SATYAM/NEWSCONFERENCE

(devidutta.tripathy@thomsonreuters.com; +91 11 4178 1009; Reuters Messaging: devidutta.tripathy.reuters.com@reuters.net)

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da simma grad und drunter :-(((

Weiß jemand mehr dazu?

bis das geklärt ist kann u.U. Wochen dauern, sorry
bei der IngDiBa übrigens auch die gleiche Meinung

economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3954033.cms

Handel wieder aufgenommen wird!

#259  Heute, 07:30
SATYAM COMP
(Bombay: SATYAM.BO)
Last Trade: 20.80
Trade Time: 1:19AM ET
Change: Down 19.15 (47.93%)
Prev Close: 39.95
Open: 32.00
Bid: 20.70
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Weiterer Kursabsturz bei Satyam

Die Aktien des indischen IT-Dienstleisters Satyam verlieren am Freitag weitere 50 Prozent ihres Wertes, nachdem sie am Mittwoch nach Bekanntgabe eines lange dauernden und ausgeprägten Bilanzbetrugs schon knapp 78 Prozent verloren hatten. Interimsvorstandschef Ram Mynampati hatte am Donnerstag erklärt, das Unternehmen könne in Liquiditätsschwierigkeiten geraten. (Bloomberg)

Satyam CFO Attempts Suicide

Srinivas Vadlamani, the chief financial officer of Satyam, who is also allegedly involved in the IT company’s financial fraud, attempted suicide early this morning.



Disgraced former Satyam chairman Ramalinga Raju in his letter of resignation to Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and the company’s board of directors admitting fraud, had not absolved the CFO.

Vadlamani’s name is the only significant one missing from Raju's list of those who were ‘unaware of the real situation’ and the IT company’s wrong-doings.

Interim CEO Ram Mynampati in a press conference on Thursday said that Vadlamani had put in his papers. The decision on his resignation is to be taken in board’s meeting on January 10.

The CFO has been absconding from his home in downtown Malkajgiri for the last two days. He is said to have attempted suicide in the house of some relative in Ameerpet area, sources said.

Confirmation from the police about the incident is still awaited.

www.india.com/news/india/satyam_cfo_attempts_suicide_…
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Change 14.50 (60.80%)
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38,35 ist nicht richtig!

de.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SATYAMCOM.NS

(...Eine endgültige Entscheidung soll noch in dieser Woche fallen, so das indische Wirtschaftsblatt.)

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http://www.it-times.de/news/nachricht/datum////...nach-einem-kaeufer/

Satyam Computer sucht nach einem Käufer
Montag, 19.01.2009 15:19

MUMBAI - Der angeschlagene indische Outsourcing-Spezialist Satyam Computer Services (NYSE: SAY, WKN: 675236) sucht offenbar aktiv nach einem Aufkäufer. Demnach erwägt der neue Verwaltungsrat des IT-Spezialisten drei Investmentbanken zu beauftragen, einen Käufer für das Skandal-Unternehmen zu finden, berichtet die Economic Times.

Der Auftrag soll dabei an die drei Investmentbanken Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan und die Deutsche Bank gehen. Eine endgültige Entscheidung soll noch in dieser Woche fallen, so das indische Wirtschaftsblatt.

Der neue 6-köpfige Verwaltungsrat wolle sich direkt an Satyam-Kunden wie General Electric, American Express und die Citigroup wenden, um eventuelle Probleme zu erörtern. Der US-Versicherer State Farm Insurance habe bereits seinen Kontrakt mit Satyam aufgelöst, bestätigte eine Satyam-Sprecherin am Montag.

Der viertgrößte IT-Servicespezialist Indiens hatte den landesweit größten Bilanzskandal verursacht, nachdem der Firmengründer Ramalinga Raju zugegeben hat, die Bilanzen um rund eine Mrd. Dollar geschönt zu haben.

Als mögliche Kaufinteressenten wurden in der Vergangenheit immer wieder die Namen IBM und Accenture genannt, die ebenfalls mit Niederlassungen in Indien vertreten sind und bereits Satyam-Kunden betreuen. Als möglicher Kaufinteressent nennen indische Medien immer öfter auch die Baufirma Larsen & Toubro Ltd, die rund vier Prozent an Satyam hält.

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General Electric: Continuing To Use Satyam Computer's Services

1-20-09 3:58 AM EST

BANGALORE -(Dow Jones)- General Electric Co. (GE) Tuesday said it is continuing to use Satyam Computer Services Ltd.'s (SAY) technology outsourcing services.
"We have not moved any work (from Satyam)," a GE spokesperson told Dow Jones Newswires via email.

Monday, Satyam said U.S.-based State Farm Insurance Co. has terminated its technology outsourcing contract with the Indian software exporter.

Satyam founder B. Ramalinga Raju revealed recently that he overstated the company's profits over several years and created a fictitious cash balance of more than $1 billion.

Raju, his brother and Satyam co-founder B. Rama Raju, and chief financial officer Srinivas Vadlamani have been arrested and are being held on complaints of cheating, forgery and breach of trust.

-By Romit Guha, Dow Jones Newswires; 91-9900181471

http://in.biz.yahoo.com/090120/50/6zc52.html

Tuesday January 20, 01:55 PM
Source: Financial Express

Big clients stay on with Satyam

Despite the uncertainty over the liquidity position of embattled Satyam Computer Services (SATYAM.BO : 26.9 1.45), big clients of the firm such as GE have said they are continuing their existing contracts with the firm.

"GE continues to use Satyam Computer Services. We have not moved any work," a GE spokesperson said.

GE is one of more than 650 clients the beleaguered IT firm has.

Another client Malaysia Airlines has said, "Satyam provides Malaysia Airlines with onsite professional services. We have been in discussions with Satyam and have been advised that the services will continue as usual."

In the first meeting of the newly constituted board of Satyam, Deepak Parekh had said that two global clients of Satyam have vouched for the firm, declining to give further details.

Over half a dozen rivals of Satyam Computer have started exploring ways to take over the business from its various clients, a global technology consultancy firm has said.

"Satyam is likely to see its clients as well as employees deserting it soon due to the competitive wooing by rivals and top IT firms such as Infosys (INFOSYS.BO : 1251.7 -7.85) would continue to shore up their market share," an analyst at Forrester Research said in a report.

'As a group, we constantly look at opportunities in sectors where we are. We would not like to comment on specific proposals,' an Essar spokesman said.

Manpower expenses constitute more than 60 percent of total costs at Satyam, and investigators say the ratio of manpower cost to revenue has remained constant over the past three years despite an increase in the number of employees, the Economic Times said.

The company's website says it had close to 53,000 staff, including those in subsidiaries and joint ventures as at end-September, and it has since said that around 2,000 staff have left.

Satyam, India's No.4 software services exporter, was plunged into crisis after founder Ramalinga Raju resigned as chairman earlier this month, revealing profits had been falsified for years and $1 billion of cash on the books did not exist.

(Reporting by Ami Shah and Prashant Mehra; Editing by Ranjit Gangadharan&Ian Geoghegan) Keywords: SATYAM/STAFF

(ami.shah@thomsonreuters.com; +91 22 6636 9246; Reuters Messaging: ami.shah.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)

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Satyam gets takeover offers

January 20, 2009 15:42 IST

Troubled software exporter Satyam has been approached for takeover by domestic and foreign companies, the IT company's board member Tarun Das said on Tuesday.

The board will meet for two days starting January 22 in Hyderabad and would discuss issues such as search CEO and CFO, legal matters and immediate cash requirements to run the company, he told reporters in New Delhi. The board would also discuss whether it needs to ask the government to stand as a guarantor for raising loans. The meeting would deliberate on class action lawsuits filed against the company in the US.

Das said the company has been approached for buyouts by both international and Indian IT firms. There have been unconfirmed reports that the company might soon appoint investment bankers to advise on a merger or sale.

Earlier, another board member Deepak Parekh had said that option of merger was always open for the company.
The six-member board, appointed by the government to run the firm after a shocking Rs 7,800 crore (Rs 78 billion) fraud disclosure by founder Ramalinga Raju on January 7, last met on January 17

USA gestern 1,07$
Frankfurt heute 1,09E

weiss jemand mehr?

das sind die Zocker von Qimonda, die wollen ihre letzten EUROS noch verbrennen

ansonst, gab es vorbörslich in USA einen Kauf über  $ 1,25
allerdings wohlgemerkt  nur  300 Stück  !!!!

war ggf. Spassvogel am Werk und in FF werden gleich tausende 1 : 1 gekauft

hat wohl heute ein Kaufinteresse signalisiert!

danke für vorbörslich aus USA.
1 : 1 kaufen einweinig verüüüccckktt.

wäre gute sache gewesen, wenn man unter  $ 1 eingestiegen wäre

aber naja, wer kann schon hellsehen

...wurde eben angetestet, wie schön.. :-)

Hoffentlich gehts weiter so...

http://www.zdnet.de/news/business/0%2C39023142%2C39201594%2C00.htm
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=12920802
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...-co-may-get-financing-soon-020.htm
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=12922881

...Schluß bei 1,70 $ wäre echt ein Traum,
und Montag darfs dann auch so weitergehn... :o)

http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/...symbol=BGP&symbol=SPY&symbol=SAY

'We have got a good report on Satyam's services,' he added. 'We have been constantly encouraged by the government that this is the company they would like to save.'

Satyam's six-member board, appointed by the government after the country's largest corporate fraud, was meeting in the southern city of Hyderabad to discuss L&T's expanded stake, how to secure funding to pay salaries and bills, and a shortlist for the posts of chief executive and chief financial officer.

L&T had previously held a 4 percent stake in Satyam -- whose global clients include General Electric, Nestle and Caterpillar Inc -- before Raju's stunning revelations of years of accounting fraud.

Naik, who hopes to use Satyam to expand L&T's small outsourcing unit, said that by raising its holding in Satyam, L&T had cut its average acquisition cost to about 80 rupees a share from 174 rupees.

'We have taken into our calculation that there will be value erosion up to a point before stabilisation of confidence,' he said. 'Even if we don't acquire, there may be a counter bid.

'Somebody is going to jump into the fray. Once what we know becomes more clear and once others come to know, the price will move,' he added.

Second and third tier companies such as L&T Infotech have to consolidate, Naik said, adding that Infotech would grow by as much as the industry's best this year and reach $500 million in revenue.

Satyam shares, which have slumped by three-quarters since the disclosures, were up 20 percent at 46.70 rupees by 0822 GMT, while L&T lost 1.2 percent. The main stock index gained 2.9 percent. Satyam stock was dropped from the benchmark index on Jan. 12.

Raju, the company's former managing director and the chief financial officer are in police custody in Hyderabad, and police said at the weekend they arrested two partners at Satyam's auditors, PricewaterhouseCoopers.

(Writing by Narayanan Somasundaram; Editing by Ranjit Gangadharan and Ian Geoghegan) Keywords: SATYAM/

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... in case of an open offer, the engineering and construction major would have to offer Satyam shareholders almost six times the software company's current market price.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/4036409.cms

L&T shares weak on likely Satyam open offer
27 Jan 2009, 1423 hrs IST, ET Bureau

MUMBAI: Shares of Larsen & Toubro were weak in a strong market after the company indicated it would hike its stake in Satyam Computer beyond
15%, a move that will trigger an open offer.

L&T investors are concerned that, in case of an open offer, the engineering and construction major would have to offer Satyam shareholders almost six times the software company's current market price.

As per the existing norms, if an acquirer buys more than 15% in a listed entity, he has to mandatorily make an open offer to buy another 20% from smaller shareholders.

Though a section of the market is betting authorities may relax the open offer norms in L&T's case, given the enthusiasm shown by the government to end the matter, it is still not clear to what extent would the rules be relaxed.

At 1:28 pm, L&T shares were down 1.1% at Rs633.85. Satyam shares up 20% at Rs46.50.

sind die news von heute? Satyam shares up 20% at RS 46,50 verstehe ich nicht, Vorhandel dzt. nicht geöffnet, welcher Markt ist da gemeint? Siehst du deine news für die heutige eröffnung positiv?

danke und lg!

- in den engl. Meldungen ist jeweils das Erscheinungsdatum (unter der Überschrift) - ja, dieMeldungen sind von heute
- Kurse sind, wie jocyx schon schrieb, von der ind. Börse
- Schlusskurs von heute dort 47.15 ind. Rupie http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SATYAM.BO

...eine "SAY"US-Aktie entspricht (gemäß div. US-Boards) in etwa zwei "SAY"indischen Aktien
- Umrechnungskurs http://de.finance.yahoo.com/waehrungsrechner/...=USD&submit=Umrechnen

ax

nett von dir.....

thx

"The board has received several proposals from corporate entities and from private equity firms," said Board Member T.N. Manoharan. "Some are interested in evaluating Satyam as an integrated entity, while others have expressed interest in portions of Satyam's business. However, selling 'parts' of Satyam would be contrary to the Indian government's mandate regulating the company's affairs as a going concern. Therefore, we are not currently considering that option."

Manoharan was circumspect regarding a recent move by a corporate entity to acquire large portions of Satyam shares.

"The reasons for that move would be best explained by the buyer," he said. "At this stage, it should not be taken as an indication of support by the government-nominated board for a change of control at Satyam. The board has received an adequate number of bidding interests. As such, in consultation with SEBI and the Indian government, it will devise appropriate, fair and transparent measures to enable open bids. It is important to remember that Satyam is a government-administered company, reporting to the Company Law Board and the Ministry of Corporate Affairs."

In the meanwhile, Satyam leaders and the board continue to reach out to customers to ensure business continuity.

"I speak with quite a few customers and partners every day, and it is heartening to note that they continue to engage with us, confidently," said Board Member Kiran Karnik. "While a few are discussing risk mitigation plans, most are monitoring our performance closely and want to see Satyam return to long-term sustainability.

"Additionally, we have been reassured by several key customers who have sent strong messages to other service providers asking them to refrain from poaching Satyam's associates or business. We have also seen a steady improvement in statement of work extensions."

Manoharan said these actions reflect Satyam's determination to restore stakeholder confidence, ensure stability and growth, and "bring back the glory Satyamites truly deserve."

Tuesday's was the fourth meeting of its new board of directors since Jan. 10 (it also convened for more than three hours yesterday) and was chaired by Mr. Manoharan. Its next meeting will be Feb. 5.

About Satyam

Satyam , a leading global business and information technology services company, delivers consulting, systems integration, and outsourcing solutions to clients in numerous industries across the globe. Satyam leverages deep industry and functional expertise, leading technology practices, and an advanced, global delivery model to help clients transform their highest-value business processes and improve their business performance. The company's professionals excel in engineering and product development, supply chain management, client relationship management, business process quality, business intelligence, enterprise integration, and infrastructure management, among other key capabilities.

Satyam development and delivery centers in the US, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Hungary, Egypt, UAE, India, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia serve clients, including Fortune 500. For more information, see http://www.satyam.com/.

Safe Harbor

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of section 27A of Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The forward-looking statements contained herein are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements. Satyam undertakes no duty to update any forward-looking statements. For a discussion of the risks associated with our business, please see the discussions under the heading "Risk Factors" in our report on Form 6-K concerning the quarter ended September 30, 2008, furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission on November 7, 2008, and the other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission from time to time. These filings are available at http://www.sec.gov/

kommt auch langsam wieder aus der Versenkung...

Engineering conglomerate Larsen&Toubro, which also runs a small software firm, has trebled its stake in Satyam to 12 percent and its chairman said on Tuesday it would not be averse to raise it further to 15 percent.

Under Indian law, this would trigger an open offer for a further 20 percent.

'The market is expecting some kind of an open offer,' said Gajendra Nagpal, CEO at Unicon Financial. 'And some confidence has been restored with hopes that shares are going to a credible hand like L&T.'

The open offer is usually based on the average price over the last six months or some 335 rupees, according to Thomson Reuters data, but Nagpal said there was a possibility the market regulator could relax rules as Satyam shares had plunged.

'We are hoping that it won't be less than 90 rupees. So it's a punter's call to make some quick money,' Nagpal said.

Satyam shares were trading 17.9 percent up at 55.60 rupees at 0839 GMT, after touching a high of 55.75 rupees, which was their highest since Jan. 7, the day Raju revealed the fraud and resigned.

T.N. Manoharan, a member of Satyam's new board, said on Tuesday it had received several proposals from companies as well as buyout firms and would devise 'appropriate, fair and transparent measures' for enbling open bids.

U.S.-based outsourcer iGate has said it would be interested in buying Satyam with PE help.

Satyam's board members have said they were arranging funds from banks and financial institutions, including state-run Life Insurance Corp that owns about 4.3 percent of Satyam.

The board said on Tuesday January salaries would be paid as scheduled from internal accruals and receivables. The proposed management structure would be released this week, the board said.

(Reporting by Devidutta Tripathy; Editing by Ranjit Gangadharan) Keywords: SATYAM/

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SK 28.01.09 an ind.Börse: 55,45 INR (+17,6%)
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SATYAM.BO

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http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...-8th-day-as-bidders-circle-020.htm

...The open offer is usually based on the average price over the last six months or some 335 rupees...

...'We are hoping that it won't be less than 90 rupees. So it's a punter's call to make some quick money,' Nagpal said....

Since then the government has stepped in and appointed a new board to try to resolve India's biggest corporate fraud.

On Tuesday, the board named Boston Consulting Group as management advisor to help revive the firm, with Goldman Sachs and Indian firm Avendus appointed as investment bankers to identify strategic investors and obtain expressions of interest.

BIDDERS APLENTY

Satyam shares rose nearly 18 percent on Wednesday, an eighth successive rise, driven by expectations of potentials bidders for the firm. The rise took the shares to 55.45 rupees, their highest close since the fraud was revealed.

Despite the gains, the shares are only worth about $1.10, and are down 90 percent from their 2008 high of 544 rupees.

'The market is expecting some kind of an open offer,' said Gajendra Nagpal, CEO at Unicon Financial.

'We are hoping that it won't be less than 90 rupees. So it's a punter's call to make some quick money,' he said.

Engineering conglomerate Larsen&Toubro, which also runs a small software services firm, trebled its stake in Satyam to 12 percent last Friday.

On Tuesday, L&T's chairman said it would not be averse to raising its stake further, to 15 percent. Under Indian law, this would trigger an open offer for a further 20 percent.

The open offer is usually based on the average price over the last six months, which would be about 335 rupees, according to Thomson Reuters data, but Nagpal said there was a possibility the market regulator could relax rules as Satyam shares had plunged.

U.S. based outsourcer iGate said last week it would be interested in buying Satyam with help from private equity funds.

On Wednesday, a Hyderabad court dismissed bail petitions of Raju, his brother and former managing director Rama Raju, and former CFO Vadlamani Srinivas. They are currently being held in a Hyderabad jail.

(Writing by Narayanan Somasundaram; Editing by John Mair and Rupert Winchester) Keywords: SATYAM/

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Während die Suche nach einem Nachfolger für Ramalinga Raju andauert, hat sich die Aktie von Satyam Computer Services in den zurückliegenden Tagen um 100 Prozent verteuert. DER AKTIONÄR hatte risikobereiten Spekulanten am 20. Januar geraten – zu diesem Zeitpunkt notierte die Aktie bei 1,02 Dollar –, das Papier im Blick zu behalten. Am Mittwoch wurden die Anteilsscheine des IT-Dienstleisters im späten New Yorker Handel bei 2,04 Dollar gehandelt.

Obwohl die Lösung des Nachfolgeproblems bei Satyam kurz bevorsteht, bleibt das Papier für fundamental orientierte Anleger ungeeignet. Zu viele Fragen sind bislang unbeantwortet geblieben. Der Konzern sucht nach wie vor einen Käufer. Zudem steht zu befürchten, dass nach dem US-Versicherer State Farm Insurance weitere Kunden dem Unternehmen den Rücken zuwenden. Spekulanten indes bleiben weiter am Ball.

Das hört sich doch ("für Spekulanten") akzeptabel an...

http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/....html?surround=lfn

Wednesday, January 28, 2009, 1:13pm PST

Igate eyes pieces of rival Satyam
San Francisco Business Times - by Eric Young

Outsourcing company Igate Corp. said it would consider a bid for rival Satyam Computer Services Ltd. if the board of that beleaguered Indian company opts for a sale.

“I told them that if they are going down the path of splitting the company up we would be particularly interested,” said Phaneesh Murthy, CEO of Fremont-based Igate. “There may be interesting assets we would love to get our hands on.”

Igate has not make a formal offer.

Satyam was plunged into tumult after founder B. Ramalinga Raju admitted he overstated profits for several years and created a phony cash balance in excess of $1 billion. Prosecutors also accuse Raju of siphoning millions of dollars to buy land.

Satyam is scrambling to hold onto its customer base, which includes major blue chip companies like Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) and Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO). The company’s board said it is lining up capital to continue operations. But it is hired investment banks to help the company explore options.

Igate helps businesses with tasks like running call centers, executing transactions and overseeing order entry, accounts receivable and purchasing. The company lists clients like General Electric Co. (NYSE: GE), Royal Bank of Canada (NYSE: RY) and Philip Morris International Inc.

The company recently spun off its staffing business in order to push more deeply into outsourcing work. Last year it opened an office in Mexico. Igate has 6,500 employees and offices in India, Canada, Malaysia, Australia and the United Kingdom.

The company, which reported revenue of $218.8 million in 2008, is planning to expand the industries it serves, Murthy said. The most likely is health care, given the administrative-heavy nature of that field.

Satyam’s stock, which is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: SAY), declined as much as 89 percent since the revelations earlier this month. The company’s market capitalization stands at about $575 million.

habt ihr irgendwelche news? bombay bröckelte ein wenig! Gewinnmitnahmen?

lg in die Runde

...mMn Reaktion
a) auf die seit 8Tagen steigenden Kurse (Gewinnmitnahmen) &
b) Marktreaktion auf die zum 30.Januar erfolgende Handelsplatz-Veränderung &
c) mglw. auf unten angeührte Meldung

http://www.indiainfoline.com/news/innernews.asp?storyId=91621&lmn=1

Big block on Satyam
India Infoline News Service / Mumbai Jan 29, 2009 11:19
Almost 27mn equity shares of the company changed hands on the NSE.

Shares of Satyam Computers plunged by over 15% to Rs47.5 after 27mn equity shares of the company changed hands on the NSE. Almost 4% of the company’s equity was traded in a huge block.

Fresh month contracts in Satyam will not be introduced for the expiry month April 2009 on the expiration of January 2009 contracts.  

All existing Satyam contracts (with expiry dates Feb 26,'09 and March 26, '09) will expire on January 29, 2009. No F&O contracts will be available in the SATYAMCOMP for trading from January 30, 2009 onwards.
The stock will however, continue to trade in the cash segment.

The scrip has touched an intra-day high of Rs60 and a low of Rs39 and has recorded volumes of over 8,00,00,000 shares on NSE.

lg

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...f-satyam-for-dollar-19-mln-020.htm

29.01.2009 11:57
Fidelity buys 2.5 pct of Satyam for $19 mln

MUMBAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Asset manager Fidelity Investments bought a 2.5 percent stake in fraud-scarred Satyam Computer Services (News) for 915 million rupees ($18.7 million) through two block deals on Wednesday, stock exchange data showed.

Two funds managed by Fidelity bought a total of 17.13 million shares at a weighted average price of 53.4 rupees, data from the National Stock Exchange showed.

Satyam shares ended 10.1 percent lower at 49.85 rupees on Thursday. The company is struggling for survival after its founder quit as chairman this month disclosing profits were falsified for years.

Fidelity owned 3.41 percent of Satyam as at December, according to stock exchange filings. Many fund managers sold their stake in Satyam after the fraud was revealed.

($1=48.9 rupees)

(Reporting by Narayanan Somasundaram; Editing by Anshuman Daga) Keywords: SATYAM/FIDELITY

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http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Infotech/...ticleshow/4047580.cms

Seven suitors line up for Satyam: Tarun Das
29 Jan 2009, 1603 hrs IST, PTI

NEW DELHI: Scam-hit Satyam Computer has been approached by as many as seven possible suitors, including private equity players, even as the company's investment bankers are trying to find the best match.

"So far we are aware of four (companies that have approached Satyam Computer). But we have heard that another two or three firms are also interested," Satyam Computer board member Tarun Das, who is also the chief mentor of industry body CII told reporters here.

Investment bankers are talking to everybody and finding out which firm is interested, what is the level of seriousness and are evaluating the proposal before getting back to the board. The process is likely to take six weeks, Das added.

Earlier this week, the board of Satyam Computer Services appointed Goldman Sachs and Avendus Capital as investment bankers and mandated Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to act as its management adviser.

Asked whether Satyam's founder Ramalinga Raju had inflated employee numbers as claimed by the Andhra Pradesh police, Das said: "We have done a head count using external agencies and we believe in the basis of investigation that we are well over 50,000 people in Satyam. So I do not think that there is any inflated numbers."

Earlier, Andhra Pradesh CID had claimed in a court that there were 13,000 ghost employees on the rolls of the IT firm, following which the human resources department of Satyam Computer Services conducted a verification of the head count.

Companies including engineering firm Larsen & Toubro, Tech Mahindra and iGate are in the race for acquiring Satyam. The company will be sold as an integrated entity and not in parts. Goldman Sachs and Avendus have been named the investment bankers to explore strategic options for Satyam Computers.

The new six member board on Tuesday said that employees of Satyam would be paid salaries for January from internal accruals and receivables. The salary normally gets credited on the last working day for employees in India. "Our annualized attrition continues to be in the range of 12.5 to 13%. We have not seen any mass exodus after the fiasco", the source said.

"We will wait till the first week of February or so to see if there is more clarity on the fate of the company. Attrition, if any, will be of employees who have put in 5-10 years as they will be valuable for poachers", said a senior level employee who wished not to be named.

According to Sudhakar Balakrishnan, Chief Executive Officer of Adecco India, employees who have spent long years with Satyam would not like to leave the company at this point in time. "They would like be part of the revival process headed by the newly appointed board. Besides, the market is dull, with recruitment by most IT companies showing a downward trend. The fear of retrenchment after the management change may be unfounded", he said.

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...t-dollar-408-mln-in-satyam-020.htm

30.01.2009 06:21
India's Spice Group ready to put $408 mln in Satyam

NEW DELHI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - India's Spice Group is ready to invest about 20 billion rupees ($408 million) in Satyam Computer Services (News) and wants to buy a 51 percent stake in the fraud-scarred outsourcer, Spice Chairman B.K. Modi said.

'That is our desire,' Modi told Reuters on Friday. 'We want the money to go inside the company. For that they will have to make a preferential issue. If I buy shares from the market, the money will not go into the company.'

Modi said the group had submitted on Thursday its proposal to the government-appointed new board of Satyam.

'We have also talked to two, three board members informally.'

Spice Group has diversified operations including mobile handset manufacturing, mobile software development, back-office operations, entertainment and retail.

Last year, it sold its mobile telecoms services business to Idea Cellular for 21.76 billion rupees.

'That is one of the sources (for funding). But we have other channels,' Modi said, adding that the group was capable to fund a possible deal internally.

($1=49 rupees)

(Reporting by Devidutta Tripathy; Editing by Ranjit Gangadharan) Keywords: SATYAM/SPICE

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tut sich wieder etwas.... bombay zieht an und frankfurt auch...

:-))

heute hoffe ich auf kurse über 2 USD, damit sollte wieder platz nach oben sein...

mal schauen.....

lg an 0815ax

http://www.ariva.de/Saytam_kein_Investment_Smart_Investor_n2881450

Smart Investor - Saytam kein Investment

09:06 03.02.09

Wolfratshausen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Smart Investor" raten bei der Aktie von Satyam Computer Services (Profil) kein gutes Geld schlechtem hinterher zu werfen.

Satyam sei an der Börse vor einigen Monaten noch 7 Mrd. USD wert gewesen. Inzwischen sei die Aktie zum Pennystock mutiert, da der Firmengründer und einstige Star Ramalinga Raju die Bilanzen sieben Jahre lang gefälscht und um mehr als 1 Mrd. USD aufgebläht haben solle. Von seinen angeblichen Bankguthaben seien 94% nicht existent. Finanzprofis würden inzwischen Parallelen zu dem folgenschweren Kollaps des US-Energiehändlers Enron ziehen.

Es sei nun zu befürchten, dass die für Indien enorm wichtige IT-Branche unter den Folgen des Skandals stark leiden werde, da Kunden Outsourcing-Aufträge überdenken könnten.

Es sei ungewiss, ob der indische Konzern ausgerechnet während der größten Finanzkrise nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg von einem anderen Unternehmen übernommen werde. Ein Überleben aus eigener Kraft erscheine noch unwahrscheinlicher, da die globale Krise auf die IT-Branche voll durchschlagen könnte und Banken den Kredithahn zudrehen würden. Realistischer erscheine da schon der schwere Gang zum Insolvenzrichter.

Die Experten von "Smart Investor" raten Anlegern sich bei der Aktie von Satyam Computer Services nicht vom optisch niedrigen Kurs blenden zu lassen und kein gutes Geld schlechtem hinterher zu werfen. (Ausgabe 02) (03.02.2009/ac/a/a)

MUMBAI - Der indische Anbieter von IT-Outsourcingdiensten Satyam Computer Services Ltd. (WKN: 675236) ist auf seinem Weg aus der schweren Krise ein kleines Stück vorangekommen. Eine geplante Kapitalerhöhung ist nun genehmigt worden.

hier der ganze Text: www.it-times.de/news/nachricht/datum////...e-kapitalerhoehung/

bin gespannt, was hier noch los sein wird, die nächsten Wochen werden sicher spannend!

Hat hier jemand auch investiert, oder bin ich der einzige?

lg, ice

wie siehst du die zukunft v. satyam? eher positiv oder negativ?

ich bin optimist, die kurse eher nicht!

lg, ice

möglicherweise sieht 0815x die Zukunft positiv, ansonsten wäre er nicht eingestiegen :-)

stimmt, aber warum ist es dann so leise geworden? keine postings und news? komisch?

weil man hier von div. Usern angemacht wird, wenn man News (mit LINK - also amtlich) einstellt, ggf. noch als Pusher bezeichnet wird!
Daher pflege ich jetzt nur noch Threads mit News etc., bei denen ich den Thread eröffnet habe...

ps.: Kursaussagen gebe ich auch nicht mehr

ax

allerdings nur mit kl. Posi. Smart Investors Ansicht kann ich
nicht ganz teilen, Pos. # 94. Offensichtlich sind Investoren interessiert,
die Geschaefte gehen weiter und das indische Goverment will den An-
sehensschaden gering halten.
Fundamentale Ifos habe ich aber keine, daher nur Zockergeld.

war positiv gestimmt, bis heute, danke das war es für mich!

lg, ice

www.emfis.de/global/global/nachrichten/...e_April_ID78657.html

Wirtschaftsnews -  02.04.09
Satyam: Übernahme bereits Mitte April?

Neu-Delhi 02.04.2009 (www.emfis.com) Der angeschlagene IT-Konzern Satyam Computer könnte bereits Mitte April einen neuen Käufer vorstellen. Dies meldete heute die Nachrichtenagentur „Reuters“ unter Berufung auf vertrauliche Quellen. Der von der Regierung eingesetzte Verwaltungsrat des indischen Unternehmens hatte bisher erklärt, einen Verkauf bis zum 30. April anzustreben.

Das indische IT-Outsourcing-Unternehmen war Anfang dieses Jahres Gegenstand eines Finanzskandals geworden. Der mittlerweile inhaftierte Gründer und CEO Ramalinga Raju hatte eingestanden, Umsatz und Gewinn des Konzerns künstlich aufgebläht zu haben. Der Börsenwert von Satyam ist daraufhin von 7 Milliarden auf nur noch 530 Millionen Dollar abgerutscht.

In Presseberichten wurden bisher unter anderem die indischen Konzerne Larsen & Toubro und Tech Mahindra als mögliche Käufer genannt. Daneben wurde darüber spekuliert, dass auch die Private-Equity-Gesellschaft WL Ross & Co Interesse an dem Unternehmen haben könnte. Das indische Konglomerat Spice Group hatte sich zuletzt aus dem Kreis der Bieter verabschiedet und erklärt, dass es Satyam nach wie vor an Transparenz mangle.

was hast du damit gemeint? Ist irgendwo Info zu lesen?

online.wsj.com/article/...288287866999.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

www.samaylive.com/news/...sed-extended-till-may-13/621770.html

:-))

wie viel luft meinst du ist hier noch ?

und was den Absturz verursacht hat, dann zählste 1 & 1 zusammen, das ergibt locker 10 - 15 €uronen, auf lange Sicht

Hallo,

nach dem Bilanzbetrug ist die Aktie damals ja ziemlich abgeschmiert. Wie seht Ihr die Chancen für den Titel?
Charttechnisch sieht es nach einem Aufwärtstrend, wobei sich der Kurs aktuell in einer Korrektur befindet. Also eigentlich hochinteressant.
Seht Ihr den Wert als Investment oder noch als Zock?

also dass sie noch mal 16 bekommt glaub ich nie und niemals aber mal sehen....wenn sich die amerikanische wirtschaft wieder erholt, dann gehts vielleicht im computerbereich in indien wieder bergauf. und die usa ist im begriff wieder in die gänge zu kommen. übern berg sind sie noch nicht, aber in einem jahr oder 1,5 jahren sehe ich durchaus chancen.

beinahe die volle Summe.
Das erklärt den heutigen 10% Anstieg am BSE. Hoffen wir auf einen Bruch des Abwärtstrends.

Warum stürtzt bei uns die Aktie ab weil sie angeblich von der New Yorker Börse delisted werden soll?Das betrifft doch nicht Frankfurt,Stuttgart usw. Kann mir das mal einer erklären.Oder müssen wir alles nachmachen was die Amis machen ;)
Danke

Nächste Woche gibt es ein Restatement, bzw. "Quartalszahlen"...

Soweit ich es verstanden habe, wird an die OTC gewechselt, weil Satyam sich nicht an geltende US-Bestimmungen bzgl. der Veröffentlichung von Zahlen hält.
Das alleine sollte jetzt kein Beinbruch sein (auch andere Firmen wie nestlé werden dort getradet).

Aber da gibt es wohl auch eine kleine Kurs-Korrektur auf Grund einer "Premium" Zugabe, die nun wegfällt (ca. 10%). Die US-Shares sind, soweit ich weiß, das Doppelte der indischen Shares + 10% Aufschlag (Bitte korrigieren, falls ich falsch liege).

Der Markt scheint panisch geworden zu sein; ich vermute, dass auch Insider sich fett bedient haben,weil ja intern das Transferdatum zur OTC bekannt sein müsste. Vielleicht wurde da massiv geshortet, was den Kursverfall beschleunigt hat?

http://www.bseindia.com/stockinfo/...-81EB-FE5F7C324B5B}&param1=1

Der Report von Satyam über die vergangenen Jahre. Sieht nicht umbedingt schlecht aus, muss aber gesteigert werden, ehe hier nach oben etwas geht.

 

Grüße