While Safran fell about 10% below 12 euros in mid-day because of a very cautious tone adopted by the group for the prospects of the aviation market in 2009 and 2010, the first sanctions analysts fall.
Deutsche Bank has cut its target of 12 courses to 9 Euros and now recommends selling Safran ( "Hold" before). Deutsche Bank also notes that the divestiture long-awaited activities mobile telephony is finally only partial, Safran maintaining the site of ferns and 10% of the new entity formed with the venture capital fund Sofinnova.
The stocks followed the Paris stock exchange in - List of stocks followed in mid-session on the Paris stock exchange where the CAC 40 gaining 0.6%.
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* SANOFI-AVENTIS yields 4.6%, largest decline of ACC, after announcing sales below expectations in the second quarter and disappointing in its new research. Some analysts, however, noted that the decline in net income was due to exceptional items.
* FRANCE TELECOM takes 2.65% after announcing the first payment of a dividend and published first half results above expectations. WestLB has degraded the title of "accumulate" to "hold", noting that the market had speculated on a share buyback program.
* CAP GEMINI loses 3%, a victim of profit taking after the announcement of an operating margin of 7.6% in 1st half (Reuters consensus 7.5%) on a turnover down 0.5%, in line with expectations. The group confirmed seek a margin of 8.5% in 2008. Oddo expecting a slight upward revision of the margin 2008.
* ARCELORMITTAL still takes 2.7% after winning more than 8% the previous day, while several brokers have raised their recommendation and / or objective of the course after perform substantially better than forecast published Wednesday.
* EDF, the biggest increase ACC, took 2.8%, while, according to Le Figaro, the board will endorse a deal Thursday evening at 760-770 pence / action on British Energy.
* EADS takes 1.2%. Exane raised its recommendation from "under-performance" to "neutral", Deutsche Bank has revised down its target of over 9.0 to 12.50 euros, after the publication of results of the group.
* MICHELIN (+0.3%) has stabilized after a decline of 2.7% the previous day, after moderate its ambitions for 2008 and issued an operating profit of S1, down 18%. Several brokers have lowered their target on the course title, including Cheuvreux, Natixis, Oddo, Lehman and Credit Suisse.
* SAFFRON lost more than 9%, largest decline of SRD, the market was disappointed by forecasts of the group. Deutsche Bank, a past sale, said the economic slowdown is not fully integrated into courses.
* Technip wins 6.1%, with the whole oil sector. The group has published results in strong growth and noted its 2008 profit forecast by about 8% (). Oddo rose to purchase.
* DASSAULT SYSTEMES lost 5.2% after publishing results above expectations. The group disappointed the market by merely confirmed its 2008 targets.
* CGG VERITAS, the largest increase SRD, took 11.5% after first half results and prospects considered encouraging, though qu'affectés by the changes. Oddo, for whom these results are better than expected, remains in the purchase, with a new target of 38.5 euros against 40.50 euros. Citigroup, conserve, brought his own 35 to 40 euros
* BELVÉDÈRE boggles with 43% after losing 47% before the resumption of trading following the opening of a safeguard procedure on society wine & spirits.
* LEGRAND gaining 4.7%. Cheuvreux raised its target over 17 to 20 euros, while remaining the sale, following the publication of results slightly below consensus, with a goal margin maintained.
* EUTELSAT takes 1.8% after announcing results in line with expectations and raised its growth forecast for the next three years.
* SUEZ ENVIRONMENT takes 2.87% to 18.31 euros. Societe Generale will turn to initiate coverage of title to the purchase, with a target of over 25 euros. SG has also started that GDF Suez to buy, target 50 euros.
* IMERYS yields 3.7% after a net profit of S1 down 4.6% and a net profit from ordinary activities increased 3.2%. The group is aiming for 2008 a net profit "as close as possible" that of 2007 (). Societe Generale cut its target over 47 to 34 euros
* NEXITY yields 1.5% after the announcement of a drop of 12% of its profit before tax in 1st half. The developer has lowered its outlook as planned for 2008 and the medium term, anticipating a further deterioration of the property market. - Landsbanki Kepler believes that the "profit warning" could be the basis for a new start. The title fall by 54% since early 2008.
* IPSEN takes 3.7% after a turnover up by 9.3% in Q2 and raising its 2008 forecast.
* INFOGRAMES flies to 15% after it published a turnover better than expected thanks to a rebound in the market and confirmed its forecast for the year.
The value of the day on Wall Street - ELECTRONICS ARTS in the red
The Electronic Arts fall of 10.06% to 42.63 dollars after it suffered a quarterly loss exceeding expectations. This disappointment could not be offset by the publication of annual outlook in line with the consensus for the new year. In addition, the publisher of video games has given no information on its bid two billion dollars over Take-Two, publisher of the popular franchise "Grand Theft Auto." His proposal is considered inadequate by the target.
In the fourth quarter, ended in late June, Electronic Arts posted a net loss of $ 95 million, or 30 cents per share, against a loss of 132 million, or 42 cents per share, a year earlier. However, if one withdraws unusual items, the group has widened its losses. On this basis, the loss per share has reached 42 cents against a loss of 22 cents in the fourth quarter of 2007. Analysts polled by Thomson Financial did not expect that the accounts of Electronic Arts plunge in both red and aimed a loss per share of 33 cents.
The turnover was not up to expectations. It grew by 41% to 609 million dollars while the consensus was 640 million dollars. This increase in sales was made possible by the success of the games' UEFA EURO 2008, "Battlefield: Bad Company, but also" Rock Band, "said the group.
For the fiscal year just started, Electronic Arts expects earnings per share, excluding exceptional items, ranging between 1.30 and 1.70 dollars and a turnover of between 5 and 5.3 billion dollars. The group is expected to show sales growth of 24% to 32%. Analysts predict earnings per share of 1.59 dollar for sales of 5.15 billion dollars.
The marriage between British Airways and Iberia will create the No. 3 in Europe
Already partners in the OneWorld alliance, the British airline British Airways and Iberia of Spain announced Tuesday, July 29, have begun negotiations in order to achieve a merger by exchange of shares. These negotiations, "supported unanimously by the boards of directors" of the two companies should result in a few months.
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The new entity would become the third European company, with 59.9 million passengers boarded behind Lufthansa-Swiss (66.2 million passengers) and far behind the tandem formed by Air France and KLM (73.7 million passengers).
The news was greeted with no real surprise in air transport. Not only because there are approximately fifteen months, British Airways, coupled with funds, had already assembled a dossier of takeover of Iberia, but mainly because, in a context of economic slowdown and oil prices, consolidations and consolidations are generally a response to constraints of increasingly severe.
A search of a simple equation: air transport is an activity where margins are low and it is magnifying that companies can finally achieve real economies of scale.
THE TWO MARKS SUBSISTERAIENT
This new phase of consolidation and is consistent with the scenario, long anticipated by scholars of air transport, that it would remain, ultimately, that three very large traditional operators and two low-cost airlines in Europe.
On the mode of structure chosen, it seems that there are similarities with the type of governance adopted by Air France after his marriage with KLM. The two groups plan to gather under a single holding company with a unified management structure following the directions today. The two brands, British Airways and Iberia, would continue to exist in parallel.
British Airways already owns 13.15% of Iberia, which has, for its part, directly and through options, 10% of British Airways.
WASHINGTON - George Bush signed the comprehensive plan for rescuing the U.S. residential housing market approved by Congress, while seizures are rising and prices in the sector continue to fall.
The rescue plan establishes a fund of 300 billion dollars to help the property buyers in difficulty.
The text, approved last Wednesday by the House of Representatives and Saturday by the Senate, offers tax breaks to encourage property purchases. It establishes a national system of licensing for mortgage companies and allocated four billion dollars to local authorities for the purchase and repair of houses have been seized in communities affected by seizures and the fall property prices.
Despite its opposition to the allocation of four billion dollars to the local authorities, the president of USA finally supported this legislation because it has many other key reforms in the sector.
"We look forward to establishing new regulatory bodies to improve confidence and stability in the markets and provide better oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac", the two American giants of mortgage refinancing, "said Tony Fratto, bears voice of the White House.
"The Federal Housing Administration (the federal government on issues of real estate) will begin implementing new measures to ensure that more deserving American families can retain their homes," he added, referring to the worst crisis property bisected by the USA since the Great Depression years of 1930.