2億0000'0000人の利用者のTwitterは、90億0000'0000＄(67億0000'0000ユーロ)の株式価値
Una compra de acciones a empleados valora Twitter en 6.700 millones
Un fondo de BlackRock adquiere 59,5 millones en títulos a trabajadores de la red social
El precio que fija la operación es un 10% superior al de la última captación de capital, en 2011
La 'puntocom' se resiste a desvelar si saldrá a Bolsa, tras el fiasco de Facebook
El País Madrid 26 ENE 2013 - 18:38 CET
An employee stock purchase valued at 6,700 million Twitter
A BlackRock fund acquires title to 59.5 million workers in the social network
The price fixing operation is 10% higher than the last raising capital in 2011
The dotcom refuses to disclose whether a stock will, after the fiasco of Facebook
The Country Madrid 26 ENE 2013 - 18:38 CET
Twitter, the popular social network, which has 200 million users, today worth 9,000 million dollars, 6,700 million euros. At least, that's the price that was set the last big sale of shares to a fund of BlackRock, the largest investment manager in the world, and a group of company employees. According to a report in the Financial Times, in that transaction, the fund managed by BlackRock dotcom titles acquired by 59.5 million euros.
The price is 10% higher than the value set after the last major capital raising firm that conducted the San Francisco (USA), in 2011, which provided an injection of 600 million euros. Since then, there had been little news to exchange shares of the company, except two small operations late last year.
Analysts have speculated for months with the upcoming IPO of the company, which in recent months has added some new features, allows users and promoted brands, and now provides the ability to send video-with the goal of making more profitable business. Twitter is reluctant to reveal his plans, especially since the fiasco of the Facebook IPO.
The initial price of the giant social network founded by Mark Zuckerberg, with 1.000 million users, valued at 77,000 million euros. And on opening day, the action still climbed nearly 40%, but quickly deflated the bubble: three months later, doubts about the ability of Facebook to turn its massive audience profits halved its market value. And still trading 15% below its opening reference, when Wall Street has risen by 10% over the same period.
The value of Facebook bubble swelled in the months prior to departure at Bolsa internete specialized sites where company workers offer their securities to investors. Twitter appears to have learned the lesson: the information about stock trading are given sparingly, and always, on this occasion, under the supervision of senior executives of the company.
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