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James Wright

Japan - Hitachi Cable posts FY Net Losses of Y12.99B Vs losses of Y9.11B in previous year - 0 views

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    For the year ending March 31 2011, Hitachi Cable Ltd announced group revenue was Y419.3 billion up year-on-year from Y372.5 billion in 2010. Operating profit was Y788.0 million, compared to a loss of Y6.4 billion in 2010. The company said it had a pre tax profit loss of Y1.8 billion for the year, an improvement from 2010 when there was a pre tax profit loss of Y4.9 billion. In 2010 the company posted a net profit loss of Y9.1 billion; in 2011 there was a net profit loss of almost Y13 billion.
James Wright

Germany - Aurubis posts Q3 results (April - June `11) - sales of copper products rose b... - 0 views

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    Aurubis AG, a leading producer of unwrought copper and copper semis, announced its third quarter results. It reported pre-tax profits to have risen by 41% y-o-y to €111M and total net revenues of €3.294B, up by 32% y-o-y. The company produced 198,000t of copper wirerod, down by 6% y-o-y, whereas production of copper shapes was up by 10% y-o-y, amounting to 55,000t. Within this area, Aurubis' product mix is characterised by an increasing proportion of speciality products. The company noted cooling demand for its copper products during April to June 2011, attributed to seasonal factors.
James Wright

Germany - Leoni AG set to fully acquire South Korean wiring systems manufacturer Daekye... - 0 views

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    Leoni AG, a leading automotive wiring harness provider, reached an agreement to acquire the outstanding 50% of its joint venture partner, Daekyeung T&G, effective on 1st January 2012. Leoni acquired 50% of Daekyeung in June 2008 after an agreement one year earlier to cooperate on wiring harness development. Daekyeung produces wiring harnesses for the automotive industry in three facilities located in China. The South Korean company is expected to generate sales between €130M - €140M in 2012 and will help Leoni's objective to double sales revenue in South Korea by 2015.
Panos Kotseras

China - Jiangxi Mingxin launches a copper fabricating project - 0 views

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    Jiangxi Mingxin Copper Industry started a copper fabricating project in Yingtai Industry Park. The investment is made by Fujian merchants and amounts to 360.0 million yuan (US$52.7 million). The new project is anticipated to be completed in February 2011. It was reported that expected revenue will be 1 billion yuan (US$146.5 million) and pre-tax profits 41 million yuan (US$6.0 million).
James Wright

U.S.A - Wolverine Tube Inc. Plans to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection - 0 views

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    Wolverine Tube Inc., the U.S. copper tube producer, has filed a joint plan of reorganisation to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company intends to sell its Netherlands-based Wolverine Tube Europe BV sales and distribution unit in order to fulfil debt obligations outlined by the plan and caused by volatile copper prices and declining sales revenue. Wolverine Tube Europe BV markets copper and copper alloy tube products that are principally used for heat exchange and cooling applications.
Colin Bennett

Industrial Goods - Philips poor consumer sales - 0 views

  • The company blamed poor lighting sales on the anaemic construction industry in developed countries, and said its gross sales in lighting would grow in the low single digits. But production capacity is being severely underutilised due to low demand, mainly in western Europe. Margins in the company’s lighting division fell to some 4 per cent, well below the 10 per cent margin in the first quarter.Philips also said low consumer demand in western Europe had hit its consumer products revenues. It also noted some impact from the expected spin-off of its television division to Hong Kong-based TPV, which it announced in April. The company will report that the audio-visual and media section of its consumer products division has fallen into the red. An analyst said Philips officers had told him that the spin-off of the TV business had created customer and retailer uncertainty and led to falling TV sales, which also hurt knock-on sales of other audio-visual products.
Colin Bennett

Nexans buys 75% of Chinese Shandong Yanggu's power cables - 0 views

  • Created in 1985, Shandong Yanggu is one of the largest power cable manufacturers in China. The Chinese firm will retain a 25% stake in the power cable business, which generated revenue of CNY1.3 billion, or EUR150 million in 2010.
James Wright

France - Nexans acquire 75% of Chinese power cable production unit - 0 views

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    Nexans SA, the French cablemaker, expects to acquire a 75% share of China-based Shandong Yanggu Cables Group's power cable business unit within six to eight months. Nexans have announced that they intend to operate the business as a joint venture with Shandong and plan to double revenues from high-voltage and ultra-high voltage cable produced by the unit. Shandong's power cable unit had a turnover of €150M in 2010 and Nexans anticipate that this will rise to €200M within five years.
James Wright

E.U. - The European Commission charges 12 cable-making companies with collusion - 0 views

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    It was reported that the European Commission charged twelve companies with collusion for specific practices that they underwent in the submarine, underground power cable and related products sector. Nexans, Prysmian, ABB and NKT all confirmed that they had received a charge sheet from the European competition authorities and will respond following a thorough analysis of the E.U.'s Statement of Objections. The maximum fine applicable is 10% of global revenues. The charges relate to raids which took place over two years ago, however, the legal process was delayed due to the recent disaster in Japan.
Colin Bennett

Sterlite Q2 financials - 0 views

  • The impact of lower aluminium and Zinc India performance was offset by higher copper business revenues.
Colin Bennett

HVAC: Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems - 0 views

  • An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) is a type of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment that uses the energy associated with the thermally conditioned air being exhausted from a building to precondition the incoming air.  ERVs, which offer many advantages for both improved indoor air quality (IAQ) and reduced energy consumption, are one of the fastest-growing segments of improved IAQ management in buildings.
Colin Bennett

Wireless Control Systems for Smart Buildings - 1 views

  • The convergence of building automation, information technology, and wireless communications is driving growth in this market, report concludes
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