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Ziarul Financiar Ziarul Financiar 50% ISTORIE, UN CEO BOGAT 50% BUSINESS Robert Rekkers este unul dintre cei mai boga]i Pove[tile trecutului pot inspira un stil de via]`, bancheri din Romånia, de]inånd un pachet de dar [i o afacere. Citi]i \n Dup` Afaceri despre 0,6512% din ac]iunile B`ncii Transilvania, care farmecul unor locuri cu parfum interbelic. valoreaz` circa 11,6 mil. euro. Pagina 5 Ziarul Financiar EDITAT DE PUBLIMEDIA ANUL IX / NR. 2198 12+16+8 PAGINI VINERI, 10 AUGUST 2007 PRE}: 2,50 LEI WWW.ZF.RO MOL a pierdut 7% din cifra de afaceri ca urmare a schimbului cu Petrom MOL Romånia a pierdut din cota de pia]` prin vånzarea a 30 de benzin`rii, dar a cå[tigat la profit. ROXANA PETRESCU 11,4 milioane de euro. Spre deosebire de MOL [i Potrivit raportului la [ase luni emis de MOL „|n 2007, MOL Romånia va investi 15,4 Rompetrol, ru[ii de la Lukoil, de exemplu, au avut Ungaria, cota de pia]` a filialei din Romånia s-a milioane de euro pentru a-[i extinde re]eaua de iliala local` a grupului petrolier ungar afaceri cu 52% mai mari \n primul semestru al diminuat cu 1,2 puncte procentuale pån` la un benzin`rii cu 9 sta]ii, atåt prin investi]ii greenfield, MOL, a patra companie ca m`rime acestui an pån` la un nivel de 602 milioane de nivel 11,7% din cauza schimbului cu Petrom. De cåt [i prin achizi]ii. |n perioada 2008-2010, MOL ZF prezent` pe pia]a petrolier` local`, a euro. Petrom \nc` nu [i-a prezentat rezultatele la asemenea, compania a consemnat \n primul se- va p`stra un ritm sus]inut de cere[tere a inves- Pe scurt \ncheiat primele [ase luni ale anului cu [ase luni, dar \n primul trimestru compania s-a mestru o sc`dere de 3,8% a vånz`rilor de combus- ti]iilor“, au declarat reprezentan]ii MOL Ro- o cifr` de afaceri de 255 de milioane de confruntat cu o sc`dere drastic` a profitului. tibili de pe pia]a romåneasc`, fa]` de perioada månia. EVENIMENT BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL Feuro, \n sc`dere fa]` de anul trecut, dar cu un |n cazul MOL, sc`derea afacerilor a fost similar` din 2006, \n condi]iile diminu`rii re]elei. Grupul ungar [i-a anun]at inten]ia de a-[i profit mai mare cu 6% fa]` de primul semestru din cauzat` de schimbul de benzin`rii realizat anul Cu toate acestea, volumul mediu al vånz`rilor dubla pån` \n 2010 re]eaua de benzin`rii de]inut` Num`rul mare de aparate de aer BNP Paribas se al`tur` b`ncilor 2006. Evolu]ia companiei se \nscrie \n acela[i trend trecut cu Petrom, cea mai mare companie pe sta]ie a crescut cu 11,4% \n primele [ase luni ale \n Romånia prin investi]ii de sute de milioane de condi]ionat [i ventilatoare m`re[te europene afectate de c`derea pie]ei descris de Rompetrol, grupul petrolier condus de romåneasc` intrat` \n portofoliul grupului austriac anului, \n contextul \mbun`t`]irii eficien]ei re]elei. euro. Pia]a local` este a treia pia]` ca m`rime \n facturile de electricitate cu 30 mil. euro. ipotecare din Statele Unite. Dinu Patriciu, care a raportat \n primele [ase luni OMV, prin care ungurii au våndut c`tre Petrom 30 Potrivit reperezentan]ilor MOL Romånia, un portofoliul ungurilor dup` Ungaria [i Slovacia. Pagina 2 Pagina 8 afaceri \n sc`dere cu 8% pe pia]a romåneasc` de sta]ii [i a cump`rat 11, primind o diferen]` de alt efect al eficientiz`rii re]elei de benzin`rii a fost Potrivit raportului MOL, vånz`rile de mo- pån` la un nivel de aproximativ 700 de milioane de bani pentru restul sta]iilor. Practic, sc`derea re]elei cre[terea cu 6% a profitului net consemnat \n torin` au crescut cu 9,1% \n perioada men]ionat`, Eurobank Properties a semnat MOL a anun]at un profit \n euro, dar care a reu[it s` treac` pe profit. cu 19 sta]ii a echivalat cu renun]area la aproxi- primele [ase luni ale anului. Reprezentan]ii dar avansul nu a compensat integral diminuarea un acord pentru preluarea unei cl`diri sc`dere cu 66% pe trimestrul doi din Rompetrol Rafinare a consemnat un profit net de mativ 14% din num`rul ini]ial de benzin`rii. companiei nu au precizat valoarea profitului net. cu 19,2% a vånz`rilor de benzin`. de birouri \n zona Pipera din Bucure[ti, cauza sc`derii produc]iei, \nt`ririi pentru 36 mil. euro. Pagina 2 forintului fa]` de dolar [i a impozitelor mai mari. Pagina 8 Programul de stat privind Criz` de lichidit`]i pe pie]ele interna]ionale; BCE acord` \mprumuturi de urgen]` construc]ia apartamentelor prin credit Compania aerian` low-cost ipotecar prin ANL ar putea fi oprit, a EasyJet va \ncepe s` opereze \n anun]at Laszlo Borbely. Pagina 2 Bulgaria din toamna acestui an. Pagina 8 BURSE - FONDURI MUTUALE BUSINESS HI-TECH Ac]iunile Iproeb Bistri]a au dominat ieri pia]a RASDAQ, iQuest Technologies a ob]inut transferurile realizate pe acest emitent \n primul semestru din acest an o cifr` totalizånd peste 1,6% din capitalul de afaceri de 3,3 mil. euro, \n cre[tere companiei. Pagina 5 cu aproximativ 53%. Pagina 11 {i \n sus, [i \n jos BNR se concentreaz` asupra „consolid`rii“ ratelor dobånzilor [i a situa]iei pe pia]a monetar`, a declarat guvernatorul Mugur Is`rescu. El a spus c` sunt [anse egale de apreciere sau depreciere a leului. Pagina 3 STK Emergent a stråns 42 mil. lei Neogen a anun]at numirea (13,2 mil. euro) de la 180 de investitori {tefaniei Croitoru \n pozi]ia de director \n primele trei zile ale emisiunii private divizie publicitate. Pagina 11 Nori negri de unit`]i de fond. Pagina 5 Deutsche Telekom a intrat \n al Pre[edintele BCE Jean Claude Trichet a B~NCI - ASIGUR~RI cincilea trimestru consecutiv \n care dat ieri \mprumuturi de 94,8 mld. euro ca raporteaz` sc`deri ale nivelului s` evite criza de lichiditate de pe pia]` Raiffeisen International a anun]at profitului. Pagina 11 ieri c` activele filialei locale au urcat cu 6,4%, \n euro, de la \nceputul anului, POLITIC~ pån` la 4,936 mld. euro. Pagina 6 Criza politic` din Polonia a Administratorii de pensii cunoscut o nou` dimensiune dup` ce private obligatorii nu au voie s` premierul Jaroslaw Kaczynski l-a demis FOTO: AFP/Mediafax desf`[oare activit`]i de publicitate [i de pe ministrul de interne. Pagina 9 Banca Central` European` a acordat ieri unor mari b`nci un credit f`r` pe pie]ele de credit“, a spus Charles Diebel din cadrul Nomura pentru un euro de la 1,38 dolari/euro, cel mai sc`zut nivel de la \nceputul marketing pentru fondurile de pensii precedent, de 94,8 miliarde de euro (130,2 mld. $) dup` ce cererea de International din Londra. Aceasta a fost prima opera]iune de acest tip din lui iulie. Forintul ungar a [ters ieri cå[tigurile din ultimele trei zile fa]` de \nainte de 17 septembrie. Pagina 6 Dac` vrea s` fie perceput ca lichidit`]i pe pie]ele monetare europene a \mpins \n sus ratele dobånzii, momentul atacurilor teroriste din 11 septembrie. „Toate b`ncile sunt euro. Aceea[i evolu]ie au avut-o [i coroana slovac`, lira turceasc` [i zlotul alternativ` la guvernare, PSD trebuie s` scrie Bloomberg. Disponibilitatea din ce \n ce mai redus` a b`ncilor de a suspecte acum (de a fi afectate de criza de pe pia]a ipotecar` din SUA - polonez. C`t`lina Apostoiu COMPANII elimine perdeaua ambiguit`]ilor, acorda \mprumuturi pe fondul problemelor cu care se confrunt` pia]a n.red.) [i nimeni nu mai vrea s` acorde \mprumuturi“, este de p`rere Ina sus]ine Vasile Pu[ca[. Pagina 9 american` a creditelor ipotecare cu risc - subprime a \mpins ratele la Steinke, trader la banca NordLB. Pe pia]a valutar` de la Bucure[ti cota]iile Principalele ac]iuni de la Bursa de la Bucure[ti au sc`zut ieri. Vånz`rile Ford pe pia]a local` au creditele overnight (pe o zi) \n euro pån` la 4,7% pe an ieri, comparativ cu au urcat cu circa 2% \n ultimele trei s`pt`måni, dup` ce investitorii str`ini SIF-urile au pierdut 1,8%, BRD 3%. Pagina 4 atins \n iulie cifra de 2.033 unit`]i, \n Gheorghe Barbu (PD) acuz` rata de refinan]are a BCE de 4%. BNP Paribas, cea mai mare banc` au devenit mai reticen]i fa]` de plasamentele \n active cu risc mai ridicat. Euro cre[te la 3,18 lei, \n ritm cu sc`derile regionale. Pagina 6 cre[tere cu 94% comparativ cu aceea[i Guvernul c` \[i face reclam` electoral` francez`, a suspendat ieri retragerile din trei fonduri de investi]ii, |n [edin]a de ieri euro a urcat cu aproape un punct procentual, de la 3,15 BNP a suspendat retragerile din trei fonduri ipotecare. Pagina 8 perioad` a anului trecut. Pagina 7 publicånd flutura[i prin care pensionarii declarånd c` lipsa lichidit`]ilor o \mpiedic` s` evalueze „corect“ valoarea la 3,18 lei, pe fondul tulbur`rilor de pe pie]ele interna]ionale. |n acela[i Bursele europene au sc`zut ieri, iar Bursa american` a avut o nou` sunt informa]i c` le-au fost m`rite portofoliului. „Nimeni nu [tie cu adev`rat cåt de grave sunt problemele de timp, cota]iile euro/dolar au coboråt brusc pe pie]ele externe la 1,36 dolari zi de pierderi.
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