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tommy271
Forumer storico
io direi che e' quella che aumenta sempre le tasse con la scusa di risanare , ma non fa altro che riempirsi le tasche senza risanare un tubo
Opinabile, ma discutibile.
Gaudente
Forumer storico
l'Europa affoga in un mare di ***** e c'e' chi si mette a fare lo schizzinoso sulle ciambelle di salvataggio ... incredibile
tommy271
Forumer storico
C'era da aspettarselo.
La Fed stampa carta, la BCE inizierà a ritirarla.
Una lotta impari.
tommy271
Forumer storico
l'Europa affoga in un mare di ***** e c'e' chi si mette a fare lo schizzinoso sulle ciambelle di salvataggio ... incredibile
Il bello è che la Germania protesta contro i Cinesi che entrano in Europa, nel frattempo ha aumentato l'export verso la Cina in maniera stratosferica.
Due pesi e due misure: pro domo sua.
tommy271
Forumer storico
OTE΄s Q3 Net At EUR126.3 Mil.
Greece’s OTE Group Thursday said that for the three months to September, net profit fell to EUR126.3 million from an adjusted EUR165 million a year earlier, while revenue slipped 7.8% to EUR1.39 billion from an adjusted EUR1.51 billion.
The telecommunications company cited a deteriorating consumer environment and intense competition across all countries in which it operates.
“The Group’s performance in the third quarter of 2010 is illustrative both of the accomplishments of the past years and of the challenges we still face. Under the stewardship of Mr. Vourloumis over the past six years, the business has changed dramatically, and so has its operating environment. Fixed-line voice telephony, which accounted for over two-thirds of OTE’s revenues in 2004, now contributes barely more than one-third of the total, as we built a regional powerhouse in mobile, broadband, and – increasingly – other value-added services as well. Parallel to this, we still have much work to do to reform our organization and complete its transformation into a market-driven competitor with a rational cost structure,” said newly-appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Michael Tsamaz.
“My first priority as I assume this new role will be to ensure that all users of our services enjoy a superior customer experience and that all our brands become synonymous with uncompromising quality. I believe that putting the customer at the center of everything we do is the key to raising the motivation and professional standards of all OTE people and to maximizing returns for all our shareholder," he added.
Total Operating Expenses excluding depreciation & amortization amounted to EUR901.5mn in Q3’10, declining by 3.6% from the comparable 2009 quarter, mainly reflecting lower charges from domestic telephony operators. Personnel expenses decreased by 5.4%, largely due to a 7.2% drop in Greek fixed-line payroll, positively affected by the reversal of a EUR4.5mn provision for employee bonuses. Provisions for doubtful accounts were up sharply from an exceptionally low level in Q3’09, when they had benefited from the sale of bad debt receivables at Globul as well as below-average charges in Greek fixed-line following two quarters of high provisioning.
Capital expenditures decreased by 13.7% in Q3’10 compared to Q3’09, reaching EUR169.3mn, reflecting lower investments at most companies of the Group. Total CAPEX as a percentage of Group revenues in Q3’10 was 12.2%, as compared to 13.0% in Q3’09. Capital expenditures in Greek fixed-line, Romanian fixed-line, and mobile operations amounted to EUR48.6mn, EUR24.5mn and EUR93.3mn, respectively.
(Capital.gr)
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Corporate.
Greece’s OTE Group Thursday said that for the three months to September, net profit fell to EUR126.3 million from an adjusted EUR165 million a year earlier, while revenue slipped 7.8% to EUR1.39 billion from an adjusted EUR1.51 billion.
The telecommunications company cited a deteriorating consumer environment and intense competition across all countries in which it operates.
“The Group’s performance in the third quarter of 2010 is illustrative both of the accomplishments of the past years and of the challenges we still face. Under the stewardship of Mr. Vourloumis over the past six years, the business has changed dramatically, and so has its operating environment. Fixed-line voice telephony, which accounted for over two-thirds of OTE’s revenues in 2004, now contributes barely more than one-third of the total, as we built a regional powerhouse in mobile, broadband, and – increasingly – other value-added services as well. Parallel to this, we still have much work to do to reform our organization and complete its transformation into a market-driven competitor with a rational cost structure,” said newly-appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Michael Tsamaz.
“My first priority as I assume this new role will be to ensure that all users of our services enjoy a superior customer experience and that all our brands become synonymous with uncompromising quality. I believe that putting the customer at the center of everything we do is the key to raising the motivation and professional standards of all OTE people and to maximizing returns for all our shareholder," he added.
Total Operating Expenses excluding depreciation & amortization amounted to EUR901.5mn in Q3’10, declining by 3.6% from the comparable 2009 quarter, mainly reflecting lower charges from domestic telephony operators. Personnel expenses decreased by 5.4%, largely due to a 7.2% drop in Greek fixed-line payroll, positively affected by the reversal of a EUR4.5mn provision for employee bonuses. Provisions for doubtful accounts were up sharply from an exceptionally low level in Q3’09, when they had benefited from the sale of bad debt receivables at Globul as well as below-average charges in Greek fixed-line following two quarters of high provisioning.
Capital expenditures decreased by 13.7% in Q3’10 compared to Q3’09, reaching EUR169.3mn, reflecting lower investments at most companies of the Group. Total CAPEX as a percentage of Group revenues in Q3’10 was 12.2%, as compared to 13.0% in Q3’09. Capital expenditures in Greek fixed-line, Romanian fixed-line, and mobile operations amounted to EUR48.6mn, EUR24.5mn and EUR93.3mn, respectively.
(Capital.gr)
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Corporate.
Gaudente
Forumer storico
Probabilmente esporta macchinari, aspetta che i musi gialli glieli copino poi vedi se i crucchi non tornano a fare i mangiacrauti
tommy271
Forumer storico
PM: Debt restructuring not on agenda
ANA-MPa/Prime Minister George Papandreou, speaking in an interview with the American CNN television network on Wednesday, stressed categorically that the restructuring of the debt is not included in the government's political agenda.
Replying to a relevant question, the Greek prime minister said that "I am very explicit as regards this. We also believe, as things show, that we shall not deviate from our course" and repeated the position that as of 2012 Greece will have a very low first stage debt and looks forward to growth for 2012.
Papandreou further said that this means that "we shall have a very viable serving of our debt." He also said that the government decreased the deficit by 5.5 percent and is on a steadfast course and praised the Greek people's "impressive maturity" for the way with which they are facing the painful, as he said, changes.
Asked about the rift in European societies due to the wave of strikes, both in Greece and other European countries, such as France, Portugal, he did not rule out the existence of imbalances and cohesion problems might possibly arise. "I hope, however, that we shall have the insistence and the ability to succeed," he noted.
Referring to the decisions of last week's European Council, Papandreou expressed his satisfaction over the fact that the temporary support mechanism that was created for Greece is now acquiring a permanent character and will also be included in the texts of the Treaties governing the European Union.
(ana.gr)
ANA-MPa/Prime Minister George Papandreou, speaking in an interview with the American CNN television network on Wednesday, stressed categorically that the restructuring of the debt is not included in the government's political agenda.
Replying to a relevant question, the Greek prime minister said that "I am very explicit as regards this. We also believe, as things show, that we shall not deviate from our course" and repeated the position that as of 2012 Greece will have a very low first stage debt and looks forward to growth for 2012.
Papandreou further said that this means that "we shall have a very viable serving of our debt." He also said that the government decreased the deficit by 5.5 percent and is on a steadfast course and praised the Greek people's "impressive maturity" for the way with which they are facing the painful, as he said, changes.
Asked about the rift in European societies due to the wave of strikes, both in Greece and other European countries, such as France, Portugal, he did not rule out the existence of imbalances and cohesion problems might possibly arise. "I hope, however, that we shall have the insistence and the ability to succeed," he noted.
Referring to the decisions of last week's European Council, Papandreou expressed his satisfaction over the fact that the temporary support mechanism that was created for Greece is now acquiring a permanent character and will also be included in the texts of the Treaties governing the European Union.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Probabilmente esporta macchinari, aspetta che i musi gialli glieli copino poi vedi se i crucchi non tornano a fare i mangiacrauti
Sarà troppo tardi ... i Cinesi sono come i Giapponesi di fine anni '60.
Ma questo lo vedremo più avanti, per il momento mi concentro sui lidi del Mediterraneo.
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