Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Capital gains from Osram melt together – FAZ – Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

the Osram CEO Olaf Berlien and the chairman Peter Bauer chat this Tuesday on the Osram General Meeting.

the Osram shares on Tuesday afternoon lost their entire daily gains again in the course of the general meeting of the lighting group. Shortly before both CEO Olaf Berlien with 70.7 percent and CFO Klaus Patzak had been credited with 97.3 percent. The investors had hoped that Berlien deprived confidence because of its expensive remodeling plans.

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Around noon it became known that Siemens in its former lamp division dares the trial of strength and Berlien withdraws its confidence. Thereafter, the Osram-papers had won in the top around 8 percent. Recently the share certificates were minimal minus

The Osram-share price had slipped in November in response to the new strategy of Berlien around 30 percent -. Now is the meantime new hope emerged of a recovery, said a dealer. Without relief of the head from the perspective of the merchant would have resigned quickly. With it, the new strategy would have disappeared. Siemens is also involved with 17.5 percent at the former subsidiary Osram.

Since Siemens is however now failed in his application for refusal of discharge, the Osram boss will now be strengthened, said the dealer. “He now does his duty by”, described another Börsianer the current scenario. Received support Berlien also of its supervisory board, which supports the strategic direction of the board.

Berlien had destroyed with his change of strategy on market capitalization and increases the risk profile of the light group clearly said Siemens representative Christian white lead in the shareholder meeting. The construction of an additional LED factory in Malaysia, this represents a significant concentration of credit risk. The strategic course introduces investors to the change in strategy and the announcement were faulty. Berlien have the Group can not be controlled with the necessary caution and circumspection.

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