News: SGL Carbon SE (SGCG.DE)
21.55EUR
18 Dec 2009
€-0.32 (-1.46%)
€21.87
€21.85
€22.08
€21.52
506,030
399,629
€30.79
€14.52
Fri, Nov 13 2009
Moody's changes its outlook on SGL Carbon to negative
Reuters has stopped distributing the full text of Moody's Investors Service press releases on ratings actions, effective April 1, 2009. The text of this Moody's Investor Service rating is available at www.moodys.com.
UPDATE 2-SGL lowers outlook as Q3 EBIT slumps
* Indicates FY EBIT will be down more than half vs 2008
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-SGL Carbon slumps on outlook
Shares in graphite electrodes maker SGL Carbon drop more than 8 percent to the bottom of Frankfurt's midcap index after the company says second-half EBIT will stagnate at the first-half's level, indicating that the 2009 figure will fall by more than half year-on-year.
TABLE-SGL Carbon AG 3rd quarter results
Nov 5 (Reuters) - 3 months to 30 Sep 2009 Group (in EUR millions unless otherwise stated)
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Stock index futures point lower
Stock index futures point to sharp falls for European shares, after Wall Street surrendered most of its earlier gains on Wednesday.
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE- BoE, ECB in focus on Thursday
BNP Paribas Q3
UPDATE 3-Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions
Oct 29 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals involving European, U.S. and Asian companies were reported by 2000 GMT on Thursday. (For Reuters columns on deals, click on [DEALTALK/] )
UPDATE 1-SGL, BMW to collaborate on urban concept car
* BMW says use of carbon in Megacity vehicle considerable
Klatten ups Altana offer, prepares squeeze-out
FRANKFURT, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Susanne Klatten, Germany's wealthiest woman, raised her offer for the remaining 8 percent of chemical maker Altana she does not already own to pave the way for a planned squeeze-out and delisting.
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-SGL down, consensus expected to fall
Shares in SGL Carbon are 2.7 percent lower, making them the second sharpest decliners among German midcaps , as the graphite specialist reports lacklustre second-quarter numbers and analysts say consensus estimates for 2009 will likely be lowered. "The second half of the year should perform better than the first, as dramatic de-stocking should end followed by a technical correction in the second half. However, due to the summer holidays, any improvement will only b





