スペインの不良債権(貸し倒れ)で破綻して国有化されたBankiaの株式は41%下落して0'147ユーロに。2011年7月上場時には3'75ユーロ。
Bankia cae un 41% ante la rebaja del valor de sus acciones a 0,01 euros
La avalancha de ventas llega a bloquear la negociación de los títulos, que acaban en 0, 14
S&P hunde la calificación de la entidad aún más en el nivel del bono basura
Consulta la evolución de las acciones de Bankia
Amanda Mars Madrid 25 MAR 2013 - 17:52 CET
Bankia falls 41% discount to the value of its shares to 0.01 euros
The avalanche comes to block sales of securities trading, ending in 0, 14
S & P sinks the institution's rating further into junk bond level
See the evolution of the shares of Bankia
Amanda Mars Madrid 25 MAR 2013 - 17:52 CET
Bankia titles today staged a loud thud in the stock market and fell by 42% to 0.147 euros in its first trading day after confirming the most feared: that the Spanish bank bailout fund (FROB) had decided to reduce - Brussels mandated by the nominal value of their shares at 0.0136 euros. This track decided to carry out two capital increases required nationalized entity. The shareholders met on Friday that they would lose virtually everything he had invested in the company, which debuted at the park in July 2011 to 3.75 euros per share, and today came out in a rush to sell so much so that the entity been an hour inhibited the park: there was no way of matching the avalanche of sell orders with the few purchases. The Exchange decided to activate calls volatility auctions, a kind of firewall for securing a more representative price.
The titles came to mark the start of the session a decline of 46% to 0.135 euros, and then eased slightly. For someone to sell, you need a buyer on the other side. Throughout the day there negociaron73 million shares, a volume not reached the full path in the park.
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The entity is excluded from the Ibex 35, which includes the main values of the stock market since January. The Technical Advisory Committee of the index announced today will meet in extraordinary session on April 9 to discuss the organization, though presumably not to reinstate.
Bankia titles are now one of the lowest in the Spanish stock market. But there is more minimal, as the ill-fated well Banco de Valencia (0.01) or Urbas (0.013).
The losses suffered by over 400,000 shareholders Bankia are huge now, but when you get off the share price to a penny will have lost virtually all of their investment. There is no specific date, but the process of recapitalization of the company should culminate in May
Existing shareholders will be diluted minority Bankia its stake to 0.12% or 0.13% of the bank's capital, as the state through the FROB, and the current owners of preferred-a complex investment product that will be converted into shares, the takeover of nearly 70% and 30% stake respectively.
Although now lower the nominal value of the shares at a penny thereupon will regroup from 100 to 100, so that each title is worth one euro. The aim of this operation is called reverse split is easy-market exchange: if a stock is worth $ 0.01, it is very difficult to fluctuate their price down, so when there is a massive sale and the price down, the market will stall.
S & P downgrade by one notch the rating of solvency of BFA-Bankia
Standard & Poor's has lowered Monday note Bankia and its parent, BFA, and has placed its debt on negative outlook, which promises further cuts, arguing that the capital ratios of the entity will be in a position weaker than expected by the agency upon completion of the recapitalization process. Specifically, the solvency of the bank note has dropped one notch from BB to BB-, and the rating of the parent, to B-. This score represents the entity plunge further into junk bond level, a level restricted to speculators.
S & P also argued that strengthening the capital ratio resulting from the conversion into shares of 6,500 million euros in subordinated debt and preferred is "insufficient". The agency adds that also influenced this decision losses of more than 19,000 million euros announced recently by the entity.
On the opposite side, S & P notes that the transfer of 22,000 Sareb billion in troubled assets and liquidity have improved from 13,500 million "cushion" of the organization, which added 40,000 million. Despite the improvement of the credit portfolio, S & P considers that Bankia still depends heavily on the liquidity that gives the European Central Bank (ECB) and "will remain so for a long period of time."
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