スペインの破綻して国有化されたBankia銀行の株式は、25'3%下落して0'717ユーロに。年間80%の下落。
Bankia sufre su peor jornada en Bolsa con una caída de más del 25%
Los inversores optan por vender de forma masiva las acciones de la entidad
El País / Agencias Madrid 30 NOV 2012 - 19:17 CET
Bankia suffers its worst day in company with a fall of over 25%
Investors choose to sell massively entity actions
The Country / Agencies Madrid 30 NOV 2012 - 19:17 CET
Bankia has now suffered the largest drop since it began to go public in the summer of last year to fall by 25.31%. Investors have chosen to sell massively actions of the entity after the announcement this week of the European Commission's plan to clean up the Spanish banks, which means the arrival of the first tranche of the bank bailout.
Bankia shareholders may suffer "significant loss" after the capital increase of 10,700 million for the group will receive the precise injection of funds, a source said on Thursday the Bank of Spain. Experts assume for months that the action of Bankia will approach zero with the circulation of millions of actions, which greatly dilute current shareholders' stake.
Until today, the biggest drop in market value had been experienced on 10 August, when he had fallen to 19.8%. The losses so far this year and rise to 80%. Thus, in his short story market, Bankia becomes the worst value Ibex and the third of the entire Spanish market, just behind Banco de Valencia and Reyal Urbis.
At the close of trading, securities trading at 0.717 euros Bankia, its lowest level since July 30, but still above the minimum of EUR 0.529 marked the 17th of that month, just days before Bankia hold its first years in the park.
The European Commission decided on Wednesday to inject 17,959,000 BFA-Bankia group (of which 10,700 are for Bankia listed subsidiary). With 4.465 million to put the state in May, BFA-Bankia builds public support 22,424,000 in capital. According to Oliver Wyman tests, conducted in September, the company needed 24,700 million in capital. However, with the sale of 25,000 million in toxic assets and bad bank takes that apply to preferred (39%), perpetual subordinated debt (46% average) and subordinated debt with maturity (14% ), have reduced their need for capital. It is estimated that 1,800 million customers lost their investment in these financial assets. The investment will be exchanged for shares in the group, but still do not know what the equation (which could be another penalty) and date.
The decline also comes amid hearings in the High Court of the 33 former directors of the entity in the case known as Bankia. The party Union, Progress and Democracy and the Movement 15-M filed separate lawsuits which joined the anti-corruption prosecutor, who is now investigating the management of the entity and its IPO.
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