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atitlan:

Aufwertung Covad

 
11.04.05 16:24
KAUFMAN BROTHERS

Company Note April 8, 2005
Covad Communications Group, Inc. (COVD/OTC) BUY
Communications Services & Technology
Stock Data
Price $1.18
Price Target $5.00
52-Week Range $2.65 - $1.03
YTD S&P Return -2.30%
YTD Stock Return -46%
Float (MM) 256
Avg. Daily Volume 1,259,162
Dividend Yield 0%
Shares Outstanding 261MM
Balance Sheet Date 09/30/2004
Enterprise Value $279.6MM
Market Cap $307.6MM
Net Cash $28.0MM
2004A 2005E 2006E
Revenue (MM) $429A $462 $568
EV/Revenue 0.7x 0.6x 0.5x
EBITDA (MM) $14.7A ($4.0) $74.2
EV/EBITDA 19.0x -69.9x 3.8x
EPS
Mar ($0.06)A ($0.10) —
Jun ($0.03)A ($0.09) —
Sep ($0.07)A ($0.06) —
Dec ($0.10)A ($0.03) —
FY ($0.26)A ($0.27) $0.02
FY P/E — — 59.0x
CY P/E — — 59.0x

Covad Communications provides broadband access and related communications services to businesses and consumers. Covad's services include a range of high-speed, high-capacity Internet access and related services using DSL,T-1, virtual private network and firewall technologies. Covad's network covers 96 of the top 100 metropolitan statistical areas and more than 45% of the homes and business in the United States.

DOWN, BUT NOT OUT - REITERATE BUY
• Recent pressure on the stock has been overdone, but it highlights market sentiment. The stock is down nearly 50% year-to-date on what we believe is continued negative sentiment surrounding the company – sentiment that, in our opinion, is unwarranted. We believe that now is the right time to take a fresh look and believe that the stock pullback has been overdone.

• Contributing to the ongoing share pressure was 1Q05 guidance indicating increased losses. While increased spending is necessary for the build-out of the VoIP business, we look for the company to prove its ability to deliver results and improving trends from the VoIP business, and return to cash generation in the not too distant future.
• Recent meetings with management provide continued confidence in business model transition. After spending some time with Covad's management team, we believe that the strategic transitions from broadband access to integrated voice and data services, and from wholesale distribution to direct distribution are gaining traction and are exceeding expectations.
• Covad pre-released select operational results last night. The company added 14,200 DSL lines and 123 VoIP customers in 1Q05. These results were ahead of our expectations and support our thesis of a stabilization of the core broadband access business and growth from the VoIP business.
• We remain comfortable with our 1Q05 estimates and expect the company to meet its guidance for the quarter. We have not changed our model to reflect these data points as the data is insufficient to draw any specific conclusions other than qualitative support for our bullish thesis. We continue to estimate revenue of $107.9 million, and an EBITDA loss of $9.5 million and EPS of $(0.10).
• We reiterate our BUY rating and $5 price target. We continue to expect the company's exposure to competitive pressures and regulatory uncertainty to wane and suggest that the recent pullback in the stock is a buying opportunity. The stock is currently trading at 0.7x our 2005 estimated revenues in line with its CLEC peers. However, in our view, the VoIP universe is more representative of Covad's peer group than the CLECs, as Covad's opportunity lies in the rollout of its VoIP services and the delivery of voice and data solutions to service providers including the CLECs. Our price target of $5 is based on a 10-year DCF.

Management is committed to this transition and believes that now is the right time to leverage their network to participate in telecom industry trends including regulatory changes, the shift toward hosted IP communications in the SMB marketplace, and demand for enhanced broadband access in support of voice services. Covad pre-released select operational results last night. The company added 14,200 DSL lines and 123 VoIP customers in 1Q05. These results were ahead of our expectations and support our thesis of a stabilization of the core broadband access business and growth from the VoIP business. The VoIP customer count is the metric to focus on. There were 690 VoIP customers at year end, ahead of our 667 estimate. These data points suggest that the company's VoIP business is gaining the traction we are looking for. Assuming that our ARPU estimate of $1,800 per customer is correct, these additional 23 customers (assuming they were all added on 1/1) could represent as much as an additional $125,000 in revenues for the quarter or 4% upside to our current VoIP revenue estimate. Nevertheless, VoIP billings would still only account for approximately 4% of revenues in the quarter. This data supports our thesis that the company has positioned itself to serve an under-served market and that demand for VoIP solutions in the SMB marketplace should materialize. We are encouraged by this progress and look for qualitative commentary around this progress on the company's 1Q05 earnings call on April 27, 2005.

The company also reported an addition of 2,300 stations for a total of 23,700. This number is lower than we had projected and implies an average customer size of 34 stations, down from 36 in 4Q04. We are not sure yet what to make of this trend. For the second consecutive quarter the company has added stronger-than-expected customers but fewer-than-expected stations. This trend does demonstrate strong demand for the services, but suggests that Covad's sweet spot may be among small business rather than medium-size businesses. It is still too early in the development of the VoIP business to draw any conclusions, but this is a trend to keep an eye on. More importantly than this trend, however, will be customer and station ARPU.
Management has suggested that ARPUs are strong and should we see a quarterly uptick in ARPU rather than a decline we have modeled, it could demonstrate the company's ability to extract greater dollars from its customers than we have projected. We look for further information from the 1Q05 earnings release later this month.
A third consecutive quarter of DSL adds suggest the business may be stabilizing. After beginning 2004 with two quarters of line losses there was concern that the company's broadband access business was going to bleed away. 1Q05 adds of 14,200 represents the 3rd consecutive quarter of net line additions and is the strongest of the three. While this is a good data point we would not project a significant upside to our revenue estimate from these adds, as anticipated pricing pressure could offset these gains. Nevertheless, we view the trend as a strong data point for our thesis of a stabilization of the core business. Cash burn was lower than projected. Cash burn was guided to accelerate from the prior quarter's $12.2 million burn rate to a range of $24 to $28 million as the company rolled out its VoIP solution. The company's reported cash usage of $17.9 million includes proceeds of $7.4 million from the sale of 2,000 shares of ACCA Networks stock. Management plans to continue monetizing this asset over the course of 2005 for about $35 million in proceeds. Adjusting the reported cash burn for these proceeds, the company actually burned $25.3 million in the quarter, in line with guidance and with our $25.2 million estimate.
We remain comfortable with our 1Q05 estimates and expect the company to meet its guidance for the quarter. We have not changed our model to reflect these data points as the data is insufficient to draw any specific conclusions other than qualitative support for our bullish thesis. As discussed above, 1Q05 is expected to be highlighted by increased EBITDA losses due to the ongoing VoIP deployment
spend. The quarter should also reflect some residual Sarbanes Oxley expenses that should be non-recurring. In our view, 1Q05 results should be less of a focus and more attention should be paid to guidance. The company only provides one quarter of guidance but we are looking for improving trends as evidence that 1Q05 may indeed be the trough in losses.

We continue to estimate revenue of $107.9 million, and an EBITDA loss of $9.5 million and EPS of $(0.10). Our estimates, as well as company guidance, are summarized in the exhibits below.

Exhibit 1: Select Financial Estimates
($ in 000s)
Broadband subscriptions Billing 88,718 $ NM 371,492 $ NM 426,739 $ NM
% of Total Billings 92% 0.0% 90% 0.0% 82% 0.0%
VoIP subscriptions Billing 3,332 $ NM 27,093 $ 391.6% 78,408 $ 130.3%
% of Total Billings 3% 0.0% 7% 0.0% 15% 0.0%
High Capacity Circuits Billing 4,078 $ (26.3%) 16,312 $ (18.6%) 16,312 $ 0.0%
Dial-up Billings - $ NM - $ NM - $ NM
Financially Distressed Partners (300) $ NM (1,200) $ NM (1,200) $ NM
Customer rebates and Incentives not subject to deferral (2,000) $ NM (8,000) $ NM (8,000) $ NM
Other revenues, net 14,000 $ 5.8% 56,000 $ 8.2% 56,000 $ 0.0%
Total Revenues 107,828 (0.6%) 461,697 7.6% 568,259 23.1%
Gross Profit 38,990 (3.0%) 183,420 $ 12.5% 269,923 $ 47.2%
Gross Margin 36.2% 1213 b.p. 39.7% 174 b.p. 47.5% 952 b.p.
Total EBITDA (9,532) NM (3,951) $ NM 74,191 $ NM
EBITDA Margin -8.8% 848 b.p. -0.9% (429 b.p.) 13.1% 963 b.p.
EPS (excl. extra. Items) ($0.10) NM ($0.27) NM $0.02 NM
Basic Shares Outstanding 260,584 260,584 260,584

Exhibit 2: Company Guidance
Guidance KBRO Estimate
Total Revenue $105-$109M $108M
Subscriber Line Count +10-15K Lines + 11.5K Lines
Broadband Subscription Billings $87-$90M $89M
VoIP Subscription Billings $2-$3M $3.3M
High Capacity Circuit Billings $3.5-$4.5M $4.1M
EBITDA ($8)-($11)M ($9.5)M
Net Income ($27)-($32)M ($26)M

Takeaways From Recent Management Meeting
Management is exploring an AMEX listing – for better or worse. Management expects to convert a deferred gain of $54 million that resulted from the deconsolidation of BlueStar Communications in 2001. This gain will be recognized in retained earnings resulting in positive retained earnings. As such, the company will become eligible for a listing on the AMEX. We have heard both positive and negative reactions to this idea.
We expect the company to be prudent in exploring its options and encourage management to weigh the various factors carefully before making a decision. While an AMEX listing would expand the base of addressable investors it would also reduce liquidity and could signal a lack of confidence in the ability to execute toward a NASDAQ listing.
We believe that if management focuses on managing its business rather than managing its stock price, the stock will be stronger in longer term. We share management's frustration with the current price and recent pressure but we remain confident that the company's strategy is sound and that execution remains key to altering investor perception. That said, an argument can be made both for and against an AMEX listing. No matter which path the company takes the market will decide whether it likes the idea or not. We continue to focus on the company's opportunity and fundamentals and believe that with or without such a listing the company can deliver value to shareholders. Covad is positioning itself to meet the evolving demands of its partners/customers. While the company is intent on shifting distribution to at least a 50/50% split wholesale/direct, it is clear that wholesale customers will continue to play a role in Covad's business model. While the company has been hurt by transitioning business models of key customers including AT&T, EarthLink, AOL, and MCI, new services and the company's transition to a voice and data company have positioned it to continue to serve these customers in new ways. AOL, for example, is expected to renew its efforts to sell broadband service, namely Covad's DSL. We believe that Covad's newly introduced Voice Optimized Access (VOA) will help AOL differentiate itself as it rolls out its newly announced VoIP services. EarthLink is expected to trial Covad's Line Powered Voice service later this year as it explores telephony offerings. Additionally, management believes that the pending SBC/AT&T and Verizon/MCI or Qwest/MCI mergers should have minimal negative impact on its business, and in fact offer opportunity for expanded relationships. We believe that these mergers are a prelude to a nationwide push by the RBOCs and as such they may be looking for out of region partners. Covad, in our view is positioned as a partner of choice given its nationwide network and its existing relationship with all of these entities save Verizon. Although it is still too early to project the impact of any of these opportunities, it is evident that the company is innovating and evolving and looking for means of leveraging its strongest asset, namely its nationwide network. Management recognizes the risk of too great a dependence on wholesale customers and hence its focus on leveraging its VoIP initiative to develop a strong direct distribution channel. Nonetheless, these wholesale partners continue to offer opportunity for the company and we expect these relationships to continue delivering results. The regulatory front is settling down, but is still viewed as an overhang. Over the course of the past year there has been a lot of uncertainty surrounding Covad relating to regulatory changes and the potential impact on the business model. As we have been suggesting since our initiation in December, the company has muted the impact of these regulatory changes through the transition of its business model. Management recognizes that a regulatory driven business model is too risky and cannot support future growth.

While portions of Covad's model were indeed affected by the evolving regulatory framework, we believe the impacts are minimal. The company, however, is not sitting idly by waiting to see what the effects might be but rather are leveraging these regulatory changes and their nationwide network to create new services. For example, with the introduction of Line Powered Voice, they have created an opportunity out of the elimination of UNE-P. With the exception of the pending mega mergers (i.e. AT&T/SBC) the company does not foresee any other near-term regulatory issues that should impact it. While we do not believe there is such thing as regulatory clarity, we do believe that a period of regulatory stability should be positive for Covad and help lessen the overhang. The company continues to trial wireless technologies as a means of lessening its dependence on the ILECs. Covad has been trialling WiMax as a last mile alternative and is quite encouraged by results to date. They have completed a technical trial in Louisville, Kentucky and are beginning market trials. They expect to
have their first commercial launch by year-end 2005. The company does not plan to replace its entire UNE Loop infrastructure with wireless technology, but rather is planning, initially, to use wireless to fill gaps in its network and to expand its network reach. In addition to lessening its replacement on ILEC, wireless would extend further than DSL can (DSL can only reach 18,000 feet from a CO) thereby
expanding the addressable customer base. Wireless is not expected to become a product offering, but rather a network resource that would enable the company to deliver product to more customers while lessening the regulatory uncertainty associated with leasing last mile copper loops from the ILECs. We reiterate our BUY rating and $5 price target. We continue to believe that as Covad moves up the value chain through offerings such as this and its focus on providing VoIP services to the small and medium business market, its exposure to competitive pressures and regulatory uncertainty should wane and Covad should emerge as a leading provider of integrated voice and data services. We suggest that the recent pullback in the stock is a buying opportunity. The stock is currently trading at 0.7x our 2005 estimated revenues in line with its CLEC peers. However, in our view, the VoIP universe is more representative of Covad's peer group than the CLECs, as Covad's opportunity lies in the rollout of its VoIP services and the delivery of voice and data solutions to service providers including the CLECs. Additionally, given the company's strong balance sheet and trend toward cash flow generation and profitability, we suggest that the 2.3x price/2006 estimated sales implied by our $5.00 price target is reasonable. Our price target is based on a 10-year DCF.

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moya:

Belgacom hat Interesse an Versatel

 
29.04.05 16:13
Presse: Belgacom hat Interesse an Versatel  
29.04.2005 09:23:00


  Die belgische Telefongesellschaft Belgacom S.A. ist an der Übernahme des niederländischen Telekomdienstleisters Versatel Telecom International N.V. interessiert. Dies berichtet die belgische Tageszeitung "De Tijd" am Freitag.
Nach Angaben der Zeitung ist Belgacom bereits mit dem Versatel-Aktionär John de Mol, dem Erfinder der Fernsehserie "Big Brother" und einem aktiven Investor in europäischen Unternehmen, in Kontakt getreten.

Die Aktie von Belgacom verliert in Brüssel aktuell 0,72 Prozent auf 29,39 Euro, die von Versatel Telecom International schloss gestern in Amsterdam bei 1,50 Euro (-2,60 Prozent).


Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1919740

moya:

Heute 18% im Plus

 
29.04.05 17:19
       Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1919952
     

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1919952

moya:

Versatel in Übernahmegesprächen mit Belgacom

 
02.05.05 10:13

Versatel in Übernahmegesprächen mit Belgacom

Verhandlungen noch in frühem Stadium


Das niederländische Telekommunikationsunternehmen Versatel führt Übernahmegespräche mit der belgischen Belgacom. Wie das Unternehmen heute in Amsterdam verlautbarte, verhandele man, neben anderen, mit Belgacom und Talpa Capital über eine strategische Zusammenarbeit, "was auch zu einem öffentlichen Übernahmeangebot durch Belgacom führen" könne. Wegen des frühen Stadiums der Gespräche könnten keine weiteren Angaben gemacht werden. Versatel betreibt auch Niederlassungen in Deutschland und Belgien.

Belgacom war zuletzt bei Expansionsplänen außerhalb Belgiens nicht zum Zuge gekommen: Bei der Privatisierung von Cesky Telecom unterlag man im Wettstreit mit der spanischen Cesky Telecom. Pläne für ein Gebot an Turk Telecom mussten ebenfalls zurückgezogen werden. In 2001 waren Merger-Verhandlungen mit der niederländischen KPN gescheitert.

In 2004 hatte Talpa Capital, die Investmentsparte des Medienmoguls John de Mol, 41,7 Prozent an Versatel angehäuft, aber erklärt, dass es sich nur um ein zeitweiliges, finanzielles Engagement handele. Versatel hat derzeit einen Marktwert von 910 Millionen Euro. Eine Übernahme von Versatel würde Belgacom zu einem der wichtigsten Konkurrenten der KPN auf dem heiß umkämpfen, niederländischen Markt machen.

Versatel hat mit aggressiven Angeboten in den Niederlanden DSL-Nutzer gewonnen und die Investitionen in diesem Jahr verdoppelt. In 2004 reduzierte das Unternehmen seinen Verlust auf 24,4 Millionen Euro in 2004.
Gruß Moya
Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1921579
moya:

Und heute wieder 14% im Plus

 
02.05.05 10:34
Das wird ja richtig spannend.

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1921612

moya:

In Amsterdam jetzt schon bei 2.12 Euro

 
02.05.05 11:09
Wo die Aktie denn noch hin??

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1921687

moya:

AKTIE IM FOKUS: Versatel gewinnen 23%

 
02.05.05 16:03

AKTIE IM FOKUS: Versatel gewinnen 23% - Übernahme-Verhandlungen mit Belgacom
 
AMSTERDAM (dpa-AFX) - Versatel-Aktien haben am Montag nach bestätigten Übernahmeverhandlungen einen kräftigen Kurssprung gemacht. Die Papiere des Anbieters von Telekommunikationsleistungen kletterten in Amsterdam bei weiter hohen Umsätzen bis 15.35 Uhr um 23,30 Prozent auf 2,17 Euro. Bereits am Freitag war das Papier von 1,50 auf 1,76 Euro gesprungen. Amsterdam-Exchanges-Index (AEX) stieg gleichzeitig um 0,68 Prozent auf 350,56 Punkte.

Die niederländische Versatel spricht mit der belgischen Belgacom und Talpa Capital über eine strategische Zusammenarbeit, "welche auch ein öffentliches Übernahmeangebot umfassen könnte", gab Versatel bekannt. Seit Monaten wird an der Börse über eine Übernahme von Versatel spekuliert. Nach seinem Börsengang im vergangenen Jahr will Belgacom auch im Ausland wachsen.


Die Analysten von Kempen & Co halten nun ein öffentliches Übernahmeangebot für Versatel für wahrscheinlich. Die Bestätigung, dass auch der Großaktionär Talpa in die Gespräche mit Belgacom involviert sei und der "klare strategische Sinn" einer solchen Fusion spreche für ein solches Angebot, hieß es bei dem Broker. Analysten von Petercam rechnen nach der heutigen Ankündigung mit einem Übernahmekampf um Versatel.

 

Wo will die Aktie denn noch hin, letztes Hoch lang bei 2,40 Euro. Da könnten diese Woche

noch Kurse von 2,40 - 2,60 Euro eventuell drin sein.

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1922182

moya:

Versatel bestätigt Fusionsgespräche mit Belgacom

 
03.05.05 19:02
Versatel bestätigt Fusionsgespräche mit Belgacom
Montag 2 Mai, 2005 18:47 CET

Amsterdam (Reuters) - In den Niederlanden und Belgien steht möglicherweise eine grenzübergreifende Fusion im Telekommunikationssektor bevor.

Der niederländische Telekom-Konzern Versatel bestätigte am Montag entsprechende Gespräche mit dem belgischen Marktführer Belgacom.

Das Unternehmen diskutiere mit Belgacom und Talpa Capital eine mögliche strategische Kooperation einschließlich einer möglichen öffentlichen Offerte, teilte Versatel mit. Da sich die Gespräche in einer frühen Phase befänden, könnten zunächst keine weiteren Einzelheiten genannt werden. Talpa ist die Investitionsgesellschaft des "Big-Brother"-Erfinders John de Mol.

Die belgische Zeitung "De Tijd" hatte bereits am Freitag unter Berufung auf Branchenkreise berichtet, Belgacom erwäge Versatel zu kaufen. Die im Oktober 1995 gegründete Versatel gilt seit dem Ende des Konkursverfahrens im Jahr 2002 in der Branche als potenzielles Übernahmeziel. Das Unternehmen ist vor allem in den Benelux-Staaten und Deutschland mit rund 1900 Beschäftigten tätig und hat dort mehr als eine Million Kunden. Im Sommer vergangenen Jahres hatte sie für knapp 35 Millionen Euro die Berliner Telekom-Firma BerliKomm von den Berliner Wasserbetrieben übernommen.

Voraussichtlich am Mittwoch wird Versatel den Bericht über die ersten drei Monate 2005 vorlegen. Analysten rechnen mehrheitlich mit einer Ausweitung des Verlustes. Versatel-Aktien gewannen am Montag an der Börse in Amsterdam etwa 25 Prozent auf 2,20 Euro.


Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1924211

atitlan:

Financial Highlights Q1 2005

 
04.05.05 10:08
• First quarter 2005 revenues increased to € 178 million or by 4 percent compared with 4Q04 revenues of €
171 million and by 31 percent compared with 1Q04 revenues of € 135 million.
• On-net revenues for 1Q05 increased by 6 percent to € 133 million from 4Q04 on-net revenues of € 126
million, and increased by 31 percent from € 102 million in 1Q04.
• In the first quarter of 2005, gross margin as a percentage of revenues was 56 percent, up from 53 percent
in the first quarter of 2004 and 54 percent in the fourth quarter of 2004.
• First quarter 2005 EBITDA was € 38 million compared with € 25 million in 1Q04 and € 35 million in 4Q04,
up 50 percent and 9 percent respectively.
• Versatel’s net loss in 1Q05 was € 3 million compared with a net loss of € 7 million in 1Q04 and € 8 million
in 4Q04.
• Capital expenditures (Capex) in the first quarter of 2005 amounted to € 62 million, compared with € 24
million in the first quarter of 2004 and € 54 million in the fourth quarter of 2004.
• On March 31, 2005, Versatel had approximately € 260 million in cash on its balance sheet, compared with
€ 269 million at the end of 2004 and € 148 million at the end of the 1Q04.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS:
First quarter 2005
• In 1Q05, Versatel recorded its 29th consecutive quarter of sequential revenue growth.
• In January 2005, Versatel started a marketing campaign to further position the Versatel brand name and
to support the rebranding of our Dutch Consumer business, previously named Zon.
• Versatel recorded 1,000 new residential DSL customers in The Netherlands in the first quarter of 2005,
bringing the total at approximately 170,000 as per March 31, 2005. Additionally, Versatel successfully

enticed approximately 13,000 existing customers to migrate to higher-end and more profitable products.
- 1Q05 EARNINGS RELEASE -
Page 2 from 7
• In Germany, the number of on-net residential customers increased strongly with approximately 42,000
during 1Q05 to a total of approximately 257,000, of which approximately 140,000 are on DSL access. New
DSL subscribers increased with 44 percent in 1Q05.
• In Belgium, the number of DSL customers increased by approximately 10,000 in 1Q05 to a total of
approximately 48,000.
• The total number of residential lines, both DSL and other on-net copper, increased by approximately
53,000 or 12% during 1Q05 to a total of approximately 475,000 on March 31, 2005.
• In the first quarter of 2005 Versatel provisioned 229 new Corporate IP-VPN sites in The Netherlands to a
total of 6,356 in The Netherlands, a sequential growth of 3.7 percent.
atitlan:

Versatel grafik

 
04.05.05 17:17
moya:

@atitlan

 
04.05.05 17:24
Bist Du auch noch investiert?
Habe heute nochmals aufgestockt, denn die Übernahme ist noch
nicht vom Tisch. Da sind noch andere Mitanbieter
an Versatel interessiert.

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1925815

atitlan:

@Moya

 
04.05.05 18:51
Moya, ich habe heute auch weiter aufgestockt. Bin voll drin.
Wahnsinn wie Versatel unterbewertet ist im Vergleich zu z.b. QSC oder Jazztel.
Ich glaube, dass bei diese Bewerting eine Übernahme ausgemachte Sache ist.

Gruß Atitlan



Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1925981
Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1925981
moya:

Versatel überrascht mit geringem Nettoverlust

 
05.05.05 10:52

Versatel überrascht mit geringerem Nettoverlust
Telekom-Firma bekräftigt Prognose für 2005 - Triple-Play-Angebote geplant TrennlinieVersatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1926692
 Amsterdam - Die niederländische Telekommunikationsfirma Versatel hat im ersten Quartal dank eines gestiegenen Umsatzes einen geringer als erwarteten Nettoverlust verbucht. "Das Umsatzwachstum kam aus allen Regionen und war überwiegend getrieben von unserem IP-VPN-Geschäft und dem Breitband-Geschäft auf dem Heimatmarkt", teilte das Unternehmen am Mittwoch mit. Der Umsatz stieg auf 177,5 Mio. Euro von 135,5 Mio. Euro im Vorjahreszeitraum. Unter dem Strich ging der Verlust auf 2,5 Mio. Euro von 7,2 Mio. Euro zurück. Analysten hatten im Durchschnitt mit einem Nettoverlust von 8,8 Mio. Euro gerechnet.

Ausblick bestätigt

Für das Jahr 2005 hat der Übernahmekandidat Versatel, der in dieser Woche Gespräche mit dem belgischen Marktführer Belgacom bestätigt hatte, seine Prognose bekräftigt. Demnach rechnet das Unternehmen, das auch auf dem deutschen Markt aktiv ist, im laufenden Jahr mit einem Umsatz von 720 bis 740 Mio. Euro und einem Gewinn vor Steuern, Zinsen und Abschreibungen (Ebitda) von 110 bis 120 Mio. Euro.

Es sei Versatel insgesamt gelungen, den Umsatz durch Neukunden und schnellere Zugänge für Bestandskunden zu steigern, auch wenn die Gewinnung von DSL-Kunden in den Regionen unterschiedlich gewesen sei, sagte Versatel-Chef Raj Raithatha. Dies habe die Margen verbessert und zeige, dass der Markt für Breitband weiter stark sei.

Triple-Play-Angebote geplant

Der Telekommunikationsanbieter bedient neben Firmenkunden auch private Nutzer und konkurriert damit in Deutschland vor allem mit der Deutschen Telekom und Anbietern wie Arcor, Colt Telecom oder QSC. Versatel, die im vergangenen Jahr den Berliner Stadtnetzbetreiber Berlikomm gekauft hatte, bietet seit Mai in der Hauptstadt einen besonders schnellen Breitband-Zugang an.

Die Kosten für die angekündigten Triple-Play-Angebote - die Internet, Sprachtelefonie und Unterhaltungsinhalte miteinander verbinden - würden das operative Ergebnis im Jahresverlauf belasten, erläuterte das Unternehmen. "Wir erwarten, dass das Ebitda auf Quartalsbasis im Rest des Jahres zurückgehen wird." Im März hatte Versatel Triple-Play-Angebote mit Fußball-Übertragungen und anderen Videoinhalten zunächst für die Niederlande angekündigt, für die in diesem Jahr 170 Mio. Euro investiert werden sollen.

"Die Zahlen des ersten Quartals sind überzeugend, aber für den Aktienkurs sind die Übernahme-Diskussion und der Fortschritt bei Triple Play entscheidender", teilten die Analysten von Rabo Securities in einer Kurzanalyse mit. Der Versatel-Kurs stieg nach den Zahlen nur ein Prozent, hat aber in Folge der Berichte über die Gespräche mit Belgacom bereits 20 Prozent zugelegt.

Die im Oktober 1995 gegründete Versatel gilt seit dem Ende des Konkursverfahrens im Jahr 2002 in der Branche als potenzielles Übernahmeziel. Im vergangenen Jahr waren Spekulationen aufgekommen, der schwedische Konkurrent Tele2 habe Interesse an Versatel. (APA/Reuters)

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1926692

atitlan:

Analysts have valued it as high as €2.3bn

 
05.05.05 17:16
Versatel’s first-quarter loss narrows
By Ian Bickerton in Amsterdam
Published: May 4 2005 17:01 | Last updated: May 4 2005 17:01

Versatel on Wednesday said that Belgacom, whose approach for the Dutch data carrier could result in a public bid, was working with Talpa, the investment vehicle owned by John de Mol.
The statement adds weight to the view of those close to the discussions who have suggested that the Belgian telecoms group is not discussing buying Mr de Mol's 42 per cent stake in Versatel.
Versatel shares have soared since Friday on speculation that Belgacom planned a takeover of the company, which has recovered health after skirting bankruptcy in 2002. Analysts have valued it as high as €2.3bn ($2.9bn), including a takeover premium.
Mark Lazar, Versatel's chief financial officer, said it was approached jointly by Belgacom and Talpa last week with an offer that could include a public bid.
Mr Lazar said he was not aware of either company's strategy or the nature of any agreement they had reached. However people familiar with the matter said that Mr de Mol saw his stake in Versatel stake as strategic rather than purely financial. Talpa and Belgacom declined to comment.
Versatel owns pay-television football rights in the Netherlands, and will begin broadcasting live games in August. Mr de Mol launches his new television channel Tien which has bought the rights to air football highlights that month. The two companies bid for the separate rights independently.
Mr Lazar said the discussions with Talpa and Belgacom started last week and were at “an extremely early stage”. He declined to comment on whether other parties had also expressed an interest in Versatel, but added that it was also “open to ways to increase the company's capital base”, without providing details.
Versatel on Wednesday reported a narrower net loss of €2.5m in the quarter to March 31, compared with a €7.2m deficit in the same period last year. The partial recovery reflected growth, a dollar-related exchange rate gain and a decline in depreciation.
moya:

Versatel überrascht Analysten

 
05.05.05 19:04

Versatel überrascht AnalystenVersatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1927371
Im ersten Quartal des laufenden Jahres hat das niederländische Telekommunikationsunternehmen Versatel dank eines gestiegenen Umsatzes einen geringer als erwarteten Nettoverlust verbucht.Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1927371

HB AMSTERDAM. „Das Umsatzwachstum kam aus allen Regionen und war überwiegend getrieben von unserem IP-VPN-Geschäft und dem Breitband-Geschäft auf dem Heimatmarkt“, teilte das Unternehmen am Mittwoch mit. Der Umsatz stieg auf 177,5 Mill. € von 135,5 Mill. € im Vorjahreszeitraum. Unter dem Strich ging der Verlust auf 2,5 Mill. € von 7,2 Mill. € zurück. Befragte Analysten hatten im Durchschnitt mit einem Nettoverlust von 8,8 Mill. € gerechnet.

Mittels VPN (Virtuelles Privates Netzwerk) werden private Daten über ein öffentliches Netzwerk transportiert. So ist beispielsweise ein Zugriff auf das Firmennetzwerk über ein Laptop möglich. IP-VPNs nutzen das Internet zum Transport.

Übernahmekandidat Versatel, der in dieser Woche Gespräche mit dem belgischen Marktführer Belgacom bestätigt hatte, bekräftigte seine Prognose für 2005. Demnach rechnet das Unternehmen, das auch auf dem deutschen Markt aktiv ist, im laufenden Jahr mit einem Umsatz von 720 bis 740 Mill. € und einem Gewinn vor Steuern, Zinsen und Abschreibungen (Ebitda) von 110 bis 120 Mill. €.

Es sei Versatel insgesamt gelungen, den Umsatz durch Neukunden und schnellere Zugänge für Bestandskunden zu steigern, auch wenn die Gewinnung von DSL-Kunden in den Regionen unterschiedlich gewesen sei, sagte Versatel-Chef Raj Raithatha. Dies habe die Margen verbessert und zeige, dass der Markt für Breitband weiter stark sei.

Der Telekommunikationsanbieter bedient neben Firmenkunden auch private Nutzer und konkurriert damit in Deutschland vor allem mit der Deutschen Telekom und Anbietern wie Arcor, Colt Telecom oder QSC. Versatel, die im vergangenen Jahr den Berliner Stadtnetzbetreiber Berlikomm gekauft hatte, bietet seit Mai in der Hauptstadt einen besonders schnellen Breitband-Zugang an.

Die Kosten für die angekündigten Triple-Play-Angebote - die Internet, Sprachtelefonie und Unterhaltungsinhalte miteinander verbinden - würden das operative Ergebnis im Jahresverlauf belasten, erläuterte das Unternehmen. „Wir erwarten, dass das Ebitda auf Quartalsbasis im Rest des Jahres zurückgehen wird.“ Im März hatte Versatel Triple-Play-Angebote mit Fußball-Übertragungen und anderen Videoinhalten zunächst für die Niederlande angekündigt, für die in diesem Jahr 170 Mill. € investiert werden sollen.

„Die Zahlen des ersten Quartals sind überzeugend, aber für den Aktienkurs sind die Übernahme-Diskussion und der Fortschritt bei Triple Play entscheidender“, teilten die Analysten von Rabo Securities in einer Kurzanalyse mit. Der Versatel-Kurs stieg nach den Zahlen nur ein Prozent, hat aber in Folge der Berichte über die Gespräche mit Belgacom bereits 20 % zugelegt.

Die im Oktober 1995 gegründete Versatel gilt seit dem Ende des Konkursverfahrens im Jahr 2002 in der Branche als potenzielles Übernahmeziel. Im vergangenen Jahr waren Spekulationen aufgekommen, der schwedische Konkurrent Tele2 habe Interesse an Versatel.

Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1927371

HANDELSBLATT

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1927371

atitlan:

SBC, AT&T Reach Services Agreements with Covad

 
05.05.05 21:39
Sehr wichtig für Covad.

Aktie +20% in nur eine Stunde, ich glaube das ist nur der Anfang.



Thursday May 5, 2:30 pm ET  
Covad Will Extend Broadband Access to Merged Companies, to Enable Expansion of VoIP Services Out-of-Region, Promote Vigorous Competition in Telecommunications Industry

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 5, 2005--SBC Communications Inc. (NYSE:SBC - News) and AT&T Corp. (NYSE:T - News) together have reached a services agreement under which Covad Communications Group Inc. (OTCBB:COVD - News) would extend broadband access to the merged companies, which would help the combined entity expand Internet protocol (IP) services, including voice-over-Internet-protocol (VoIP), out-of-region to consumers and businesses. The deal, effective upon completion of the SBC and AT&T merger, demonstrates the parties' commitment to promoting vigorous competition in the telecommunications industry among product and service providers.
"Consumers will continue to benefit from competition in the provision of telecommunications services, making them the real winners here," said Mark Keiffer, senior vice president-business marketing for SBC. "And agreements such as these will be especially important in enabling SBC, post-merger, to become a more effective out-of-region competitor. We look forward to working with Covad not only in offering services to consumers and businesses outside of our territory, but in building on the excellent relationship that exists between AT&T and Covad today to work to bring additional services to the market, post-merger."

AT&T entered into a long-term commercial agreement with Covad on Jan. 1, 2002, buying high-speed Internet access services for resale. SBC entered into an agreement for similar services with Covad on Nov. 12, 2001. This new commercial agreement, along with the current contracts, would continue past the completion of the SBC-AT&T merger.

SBC and Covad also signed a separate commercial agreement that covers the provision of line-sharing over copper and remote-terminal facilities in SBC's territory for a four-year period. Line-sharing allows communications providers like Covad to deploy high-speed DSL broadband on the same line customers use for their voice phone services.

"These agreements are very important to Covad as they ensure that we will continue to be a strong competitor and supplier to AT&T and SBC now and after their merger," said Charles Hoffman, president and chief executive officer of Covad. "It allows the provision of a robust suite of voice and data services over Covad's extensive network of collocated facilities. In particular, we look forward to supporting the combined company's out-of-region competitive efforts. We are pleased about the opportunity to continue working with SBC and AT&T, and to be a key supplier for the combined entity."

Covad, based in San Jose, Calif., is a leading nationwide provider of broadband voice and data communications for small and medium businesses, and a key supplier of high-speed Internet access for competitive voice and Internet services providers. Founded in 1996, Covad owns and operates the only nationwide DSL broadband network in the United States.

"Covad has been a valuable supplier," said Regina Egea, AT&T vice president of global access strategy and bandwidth product management. "We're very pleased that we will continue to utilize the competitively priced and high-quality services and capabilities of Covad once our merger with SBC is completed and the combined company competes to deliver IP, including VoIP, services around the nation."

Other specific terms of the agreements are not disclosed. Completion of the SBC-AT&T merger is expected by the end of this year or early 2006, following all regulatory and governmental approvals.

SBC Communications Inc. is a Fortune 50 company whose subsidiaries, operating under the SBC brand, provide a full range of voice, data, networking, e-business, directory publishing and advertising, and related services to businesses, consumers and other telecommunications providers. SBC holds a 60 percent ownership interest in Cingular Wireless, which serves 50.4 million wireless customers. SBC companies provide high-speed DSL Internet access lines to more American consumers than any other provider and are among the nation's leading providers of Internet services. SBC companies also offer satellite TV service. Additional information about SBC and SBC products and services is available at www.sbc.com.

For more than 125 years, AT&T (NYSE "T") has been known for unparalleled quality and reliability in communications. Backed by the research and development capabilities of AT&T Labs, the company is a global leader in local, long distance, Internet and transaction-based voice and data services.

Covad Communications is a leading nationwide provider of broadband voice and data communications. The company offers DSL, Voice Over IP, T1, Web hosting, managed security, IP and dial-up, and bundled voice and data services directly through Covad's network and through Internet Service Providers, value-added resellers, telecommunications carriers and affinity groups to small and medium-sized businesses and home users. Covad broadband services are currently available across the nation in 44 states and 235 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and can be purchased by more than 57 million homes and businesses, which represent over 50 percent of all US homes and businesses. Corporate headquarters is located at 110 Rio Robles San Jose, CA 95134. Telephone: 1-888-GO-COVAD. Web Site: www.covad.com.

About the Proposed SBC/AT&T Merger:

In connection with the proposed transaction, SBC Communications Inc. ("SBC") filed a registration statement, including a proxy statement of AT&T Corp., with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") on March 11, 2005 (File No. 333-123283). Investors are urged to read the registration and proxy statement (including all amendments and supplements to it) because it contains important information. Investors may obtain free copies of the registration and proxy statement, as well as other filings containing information about SBC and AT&T Corp., without charge, at the SEC's Internet site (www.sec.gov). These documents may also be obtained for free from SBC's Investor Relations web site (www.sbc.com/investor_relations) or by directing a request to SBC Communications Inc., Stockholder Services, 175 E. Houston, San Antonio, Texas 78205. Copies of AT&T Corp.'s filings may be accessed and downloaded for free at the AT&T Investor Relations Web Site (www.att.com/ir/sec) or by directing a request to AT&T Corp., Investor Relations, One AT&T Way, Bedminster, New Jersey 07921.

SBC, AT&T Corp. and their respective directors and executive officers and other members of management and employees may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from AT&T shareholders in respect of the proposed transaction. Information regarding SBC's directors and executive officers is available in SBC's proxy statement for its 2005 annual meeting of stockholders, dated March 11, 2005, and information regarding AT&T Corp.'s directors and executive officers is available in the registration and proxy statement. Additional information regarding the interests of such potential participants is included in the registration and proxy statement and other relevant documents filed with the SEC.

For SBC-AT&T


atitlan:

Kurs reagiert im Moment sehr stark

 
05.05.05 21:51
+20% in eine Stunde


Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1927524ichart.finance.yahoo.com/w?s=COVD.OB" style="max-width:560px" >
moya:

Versatel mit Highspeed-Zugängen

 
07.05.05 13:47

Versatel mit Highspeed-Zugängenvon Hauner für WinFuture.de
 Nachdem der Provider Versatel Ende April bekannt gab, dass man in nächster Zeit DSL-Tarife mit bis zu 16 MBit/s im Downstream anbieten will, wurden nun die Preise für das vorerst auf Berlin begrenzte Angebot genannt, das bereits am 30. Mai starten soll.

Neben der „No Limit 16.000 XXL“ soll auch die „No Limit 12.000 XXL“ angeboten werden, die mit bis zu 12 MBit/s pro Sekunde aus dem Internet herunterlädt. Die No-Limit-Bundles, bei denen der Upstream 600 KBit/s betragen soll, bestehen aus ISDN- und DSL-Anschluss in Kombination mit einer echten DSL-Flatrate.

Während für die „No Limit 16.000 XXL“ 79,99 Euro im Monat anfallen, zahlt man für die 12 MBit/s-Flatrate nur 69,99 Euro. Versatel verlangt für die Bundles eine einmalige Einrichtungsgebühr in Höhe von 99,99 Euro.

Des Weiteren setzt Versatel bei den Anschlüssen auf ADSL2+ und ist der erste Provider, der für Privatkunden eine DSL-Flatrate mit zweistelliger Downloadrate anbietet. Die Mindestvertragslaufzeit beträgt zwei Jahre. Sobald der Kunde ein Quartal vor Ablauf den Vertrag nicht kündigt, verlängert er sich um ein weiteres Jahr.
Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1929498

moya:

Taktieren der Telekom

 
10.05.05 16:17

Taktieren der Telekom
ADSL2+: Versatel startet Pilotprojekt in Berlin. Die Deutsche Telekom lässt zum Bedauern von Versatel lediglich eine maximale Geschwindigkeit von 16 Mbps zu.

Versatel läutet mit Download-Geschwindigkeiten von bis zu 16 Mbps zunächst in Berlin ein neues Internet-Zeitalter ein. Möglich wird dies durch Einführung des neuen Übertragungsstandards ADSL2+, den Versatel nach Abschluss der entsprechenden Netzverträglichkeitstests offiziell gestartet hat. Theoretisch sind mit ADSL2+ sogar Downstream-Geschwindigkeiten von bis zu 25 Mbps möglich. Allerdings hat die Telekom die Unbedenklichkeit der Technologie lediglich bis zu einer Download-Geschwindigkeit von maximal 16 Mbps bestätigt – zum großen Bedauern von Versatel.

Andreas Heinze, Vorsitzender der Geschäftsführung von Versatel, erklärt dazu: „Wir sind natürlich hoch erfreut, dass wir nunmehr und wie bereits auf der CeBIT angekündigt DSL-Produkte mit unerreicht hohen Bandbreiten anbieten können. Dennoch erstaunt es uns, dass die Telekom die maximal mögliche Bandbreite unserer Produkte auf 16 Mbps beschränken will.Obwohl uns die zugrunde liegenden Testergebnisse der Telekom noch nicht vollständig vorliegen, drängt sich der Verdacht auf, dass diese Beschränkung einem taktischen ,Kunstgriff‘ gleicht. Der Ex-Monopolist versucht augenscheinlich wieder einmal, die Einführung innovativer Produktangebote der Wettbewerber zu behindern.“ Nach dem erfolgreichen Start in Berlin plant Versatel eigenen Angaben zufolge, ADSL2+ Zug um Zug auch in anderen Regionen anzubieten.
Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1933118

atitlan:

Moya, es wird spannend!

 
11.05.05 15:59
DJ Versatel Trade Suspended Pending Press Release

AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)--Trade in shares of Versatel Telecom International NV (39126.AE) was suspended Wednesday, Euronext said in a statement.

Trade was suspended at 13.30 GMT, until further notice, pending a press release.

Versatel was not immediately available for comment.



-By Stefan Simons, Dow Jones Newswires; 31 20 6260770; stefan.simons@dowjones.com



(END) Dow Jones Newswires

May 11, 2005 09:46 ET (13:46 GMT)

atitlan:

Orderbuch Im Moment

 
11.05.05 16:03
Fonds: aand. Versatel Telecom International

  Laatste   Volume   Tijd  
Laatste      2,02     2.000    15:29:19  
Verschil      0,06         3,0612 %    
Bied      0,00     788.200    15:57:50  
Laat      0,00     500.200    15:57:50  
Hoogste      2,04         14:56:20  
Laagste      1,91         09:01:41  
Cum. volume    ---   12.821.362    
Indicatieve opening    ---        
Open      1,94         09:00:55  
Vorig slot      1,96         10-05-2005  
Positie    ---        

Bid Ask
 Orders Volume Bid Ask Volume Orders  
16  788.200  0,00  0,00 500.200 2  
1  5.000  0,00  2,04 448.500 29  
16  162.160  2,04  2,05 286.570 31  
6  629.505  2,03  2,06 155.738 13  
7  137.265  2,02  2,07 123.650 8  
atitlan:

Telenor Pays $1 Bln for Swedish, Danish Broadband

 
25.05.05 15:47
Telenor Pays $1 Bln for Swedish, Danish Broadband
Mon May 23, 2005 06:05 PM ET

By Marianne Fronsdal
OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian telecoms group Telenor (TEL.OL: Quote, Profile, Research) grabbed a bigger slice of the Nordic broadband market on Monday, by buying companies in Sweden and Denmark for a total of more than $1 billion.
Telenor said it had agreed to buy Swedish broadband services company Bredbandsbolaget for 6.0 billion Swedish crowns ($825.8 million) and Danish broadband firm Cybercity for 1.4 billion Danish crowns ($237.8 million).
" We are very satisfied that we have been able to capture these two companies, and we think they will give us attractive positions in the growing markets in Denmark and Sweden going forward," Telenor Executive Vice President Morten Karlsen Soerby told a news conference.
Shares in Telenor rose marginally on Monday, although analysts said the acquisitions were expensive.
" Strategically it's a good move, but it's a very costly way to do it. The price they paid was, let's not say desperate, but it showed how much they wanted this," said analyst Karri Rinta of Nordea.
Shares in state-controlled Telenor traded down 1.4 percent at 54.25 Norwegian crowns at 1319 GMT, but were up when adjusted for a 1.5 crown dividend for 2004 paid on Monday. The Oslo benchmark index was flat.
" I think strategically this makes good season. Pricing -- it is very expensive," said analyst Poul Jessen at Danske Bank.
Telenor said it expected to save money by combining the acquired firms with existing networks in each country.
" Future cost savings between the acquired companies and existing Telenor operations in Sweden and Denmark add up to 2.5 billion Norwegian crowns ($390 million) (net present value)," it said.

SYNERGIES
Bredbandsbolaget is the second-largest provider of broadband services in Sweden, with 335,000 customers, representing a 24 percent market share, Telenor said. Cybercity is the third-largest Danish broadband supplier, with 90,000 customers and a market share of eight percent.
Telenor said Bredbandsbolaget's activities overlapped with its existing operations offered by Telenor AB and it expected to realize 1.3 billion Swedish crowns in synergies.
In Denmark, Telenor predicted 650 million Danish crowns in synergies between Cybercity and its wholly owned unit Sonofon, Denmark's second-largest mobile operator.
" We regard Telenor's acquisition of Cybercity as a strategic necessity," Danish Jyske Bank said in a research note. " With the acquisition of Cybercity, Sonofon becomes a more complete player in Denmark."
Telenor said the acquisitions would improve its offering to business and residential customers in the Nordic region.
" Broadband is an important distribution channel for future voice and content services, and we are well positioned for high broadband growth in the Nordic region," Karlsen Soerby said.
By the end of March, Telenor had 385,000 ADSL residential and business subscriptions in Norway, corresponding to an estimated market share of 60 percent.
The company, which has operations in 11 countries ranging from Scandinavia to Russia and Thailand, said the acquired companies would continue to operate under their current brands. It expects the acquisitions to be completed in June.
Telenor's Chief Financial Officer Torstein Moland told a news conference on Monday that the market should not interpret the acquisitions as " a more aggressive strategy."
(Additional reporting by Ingegerd Hadenius and Daniel Frykholm in Stockholm)
atitlan:

5x Umsatz 2004

 
25.05.05 15:50
Das bedeutet das für Bredbandsbolaget ein satte 5x Umsatz 2004 und 30x Ebitda 2004 bezahlt worden ist.

Sehe auch:
www.bredbandsbolaget.se/portal/...MB2_ABOUT%20BREDBANDSBOLAGET
atitlan:

Übernahmen von carriers 2004/2005

 
27.05.05 12:54
moya:

Mit Vollgas voraus

 
28.05.05 16:08

Mit Vollgas voraus

Versatel gibt die Tarife für seine neuen ADSL2+-Produkte bekannt.

Die Hardware ist kostenlos mit dabei.


Versatel hat zu seiner neuen ADSL2+-Highspeed-Produktfamilie, die zunächst nur in Berlin gebucht werden kann, jetzt weitere Details bekannt gegeben. „NoLimit 12000 XXL“ bietet eine Downloadgeschwindigkeit von bis zu zwölf Mbps und kostet 69,99 Euro pro Monat. Bei „NoLimit 16000 XXL“ sind es 16 Mbps bei 79,99 Euro pro Monat. Beide Produkte warten mit einer Upstream-Geschwindigkeit von 600 Kbps auf und sind ISDN-Anschluss, DSL-Zugang und DSL-Flatrate in einem. Die Einrichtungsgebühr beträgt 99,99 Euro, die Mindestvertragslaufzeit 24 Monate. Wie Versatel betonte, ist die notwendige Hardware einschließlich ASDL2+-Modem kostenlos. Die neue Technik soll den Angaben zufolge Schritt für Schritt in diesem Jahr auch in anderen Städten angeboten werden.

Auch bei den klassischen DSL-Produkten von Versatel gibt es Neuigkeiten: Ab sofort bekommen Neukunden, die sich für zwei oder vier Mbps im Downstream entscheiden, eine Bandbreitenerhöhung ohne zusätzliche Mehrkosten. Die Aktion läuft bis zum 30. Juni. Auch Bestandskunden können sich bis dahin upgraden lassen.

Gruß Moya Versatel: Günstiger Einstieg 1957273

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