가격협의 상품 및 유료상품의 구매를 원하실 경우 맞춤형 데이터 신청란에 글을 남겨주시면
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데이터셋명 | 이탈리아 상장사 재무정보 데이터 | 데이터 유형 | csv |
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데이터 분야 | 기업정보 | 구축 데이터량 | 960.00 KB |
구축기관 | 헤브론스타 | 데이터 갱신 일자 | 2023-12-20 |
데이터 개방 일자 | 2022-08-31 | 데이터 이용 기한 | 무기한 |
데이터 갱신 주기 | - | 버전 | - |
주요 키워드 | 해외기업빅데이터, 이탈리아상장사재무정보, 이탈리아기업재무정보, 이탈리아기업, 이탈리아상장사 | ||
벨류체인 키워드 | 기술개발, 인적자원, 제조, 마케팅, 물류유통, 서비스 | ||
소개 | ° 구축목적: 해외 기업 정보에 대한 시장의 수요를 충족하는 서비스를 제공해 가치사슬 전반의 해외 기업 데이터 부족 해소, 다양한 이해관계자의 의사결정 효율화를 도모. ° 데이터 구축 필요성: 벨류체인 확장 및 데이터 중요성을 인지하고 있으나, 데이터 양극화/전문기과 이용의 한계 등에 따라 적극적인 데이터 확보가 어려운 실정. 이러한 한계를 극복하기 위해 해외기업 빅데이터 센터 구축 필요성 대두 ° 활용 분야: 해외기업정보 데이터에 대한 수요는 Supply Chain, Sales 확장, M&A, 투자, 컨설팅 등 산업 전반에 걸쳐 존재 ° 데이터 소개: (국가)기업에 대한 기업 재무정보를 현지 언어와 영문으로 나타냄. - 기업 재무정보: 재무상태표, 포괄손익계산서, 현금흐름표 |
데이터 구조: 데이터셋에 따른 항목과 해당 값은 아래와 같습니다(테이블 내 항목 중 일부)
No. | 필드명(국문) | 필드명(영문) | 설명 | 유형 |
1 | 영문기업명 | ENGLS_ENTRP_NM | 기업의 영어 표기 이름 | VARCHAR(100) |
2 | 유동자산금액 | CUASS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>유동자산 | NUMERIC |
3 | 비유동자산금액 | NNCRRNT_ASSTS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>비유동자산 | NUMERIC |
4 | 자산총계금액 | ASSTS_SUMM | 재무상태표>자산>자산총계 | NUMERIC |
5 | 유동부채금액 | FLTNG_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>유동부채 | NUMERIC |
6 | 비유동부채금액 | NNCRRNT_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>비유동부채 | NUMERIC |
7 | 자본금액 | CAPTL | 재무상태표>자본>자본금 | NUMERIC |
8 | 자본총계액 | CAPTL_SUMM | 재무상태표>자본>자본총계 | NUMERIC |
9 | 부채자본총계액 | DEBT_CAPTL_SUMM_AMT | 재무상태표>자본>부채 및 자본 총계 | NUMERIC |
10 | 매출금액 | PRSLS | 손익계산서>매출액 | NUMERIC |
11 | 영업이익금액 | BSN_PRFT_AMT | 손익계산서>영업이익 | NUMERIC |
12 | 당기순이익금액 | THTRM_NTPF_AMT | 손익계산서>당기순이익>당기순이익(또는 당기순손실) | NUMERIC |
13 | 기초현금금액 | BSIS_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기초의 현금 | NUMERIC |
14 | 기말현금금액 | ENTRM_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기말의 현금 | NUMERIC |
키값 | 주식시장코드 | 현지언어주식시장명 | 영문주식시장명 | 헤브론스타국가코드 | 상장코드 | 현지언어기업명 | 영문기업명 | 해외기업법인등록번호 | 해외기업사업자등록번호 | 설립일자 | 상장일자 | 현지언어산업군명 | 영문산업군명 | 통화구분코드 | 회계연도 | 보고서종류코드 | 결산일자 | 유동자산금액 | 비유동자산금액 | 현금및예치금액 | 유가증권금액 | 대출채권금액 | 할부금융자산금액 | 리스자산금액 | 유형자산금액 | 기타자산금액 | 자산총계 | 유동부채금액 | 비유동부채금액 | 예수부채금액 | 차입부채금액 | 기타부채금액 | 부채총계 | 자본금 | 자본잉여금 | 자본조정금액 | 기타포괄손익누계액 | 이익잉여금 | 자본총계 | 부채자본총계액 | 매출액 | 매출원가금액 | 영업비용금액 | 영업이익금액 | 영업외비용금액 | 법인세비용차감전순손익금액 | 법인세비용차감전계속사업손익금액 | 법인세비용금액 | 계속사업손익법인세비용금액 | 계속사업이익금액 | 중단사업손익금액 | 당기순이익금액 | 영업활동현금흐름금액 | 투자활동현금유입금액 | 재무활동현금유입금액 | 현금증가금액 | 기초현금금액 | 기말현금금액 | 부채비율 | 영업이익율값 | 매출액증가율 | 영업이익증가율값 | 당기순이익증가율값 | 기업연평균성장률값 | 기업관련소식날짜 | 기업관련소식종류내용 | 기업관련소식제목 | 기업관련소식내용요약 | 기업관련소식상세내용 | 정보출처내용 | 기업관련소식URL | 사내관련정보 | 고객관련정보 | 공급관련정보 | 경쟁관련정보 | 대체재관련정보 |
11823 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | HOLN | Holcim Ltd | Holcim Ltd | - | 20210818 | Building Materials | Building Materials | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 16784000000.0 | 40819000000.0 | 57603000000.0 | 8857000000.0 | 19132000000.0 | 27989000000.0 | 28674000000.0 | 56663000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1222 | CHE | CON | CHF | 2020 | Q | 20201231 | 813500000 | 337100000 | 273300000 | 255000000 | 0 | 1150600000 | 313800000 | 40700000 | 0 | 354500000 | -327100000 | 812200000 | 796100000 | 1150600000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11957 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | NBEN | nebag ag | nebag ag | - | 20051104 | Asset Management | Asset Management | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 10353842.0 | 76267276.0 | 86880901.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 5417083.0 | 81463818.0 | 86880901.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
261 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALPN | Alpine Select AG | Alpine Select AG | 20110927 | Asset Management | Asset Management | CHF | 2018 | Q | 20180131 | -3590750 | 0 | 0 | 0 | -4115500 | -165500 | -3950000 | 2703750 | 0 | 0 | -453750 | 443250 | -10500 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12075 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | SIGN | SIG Group AG | SIG Group AG | - | 20180928 | Packaging & Containers | Packaging & Containers | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 1421100000.0 | 6134100000.0 | 7555200000.0 | 1706400000.0 | 2636900000.0 | 4343300000.0 | 3211900000.0 | 7555200000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12176 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | VATN | Valiant Holding AG | Valiant Holding AG | - | 20021209 | BanksRegional | BanksRegional | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 5474170000.0 | 2159880000.0 | 35913409000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 33505252000.0 | 2408157000.0 | 35913409000.0 | 112642000.0 | 0.0 | 47452000.0 | 36855000.0 | 6396000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3077 | CHE | NTIV | CHF | 2019 | Q | 20190331 | 34951250 | 34468500 | 1887500 | -3021750 | -3056250 | -13500 | -1905000 | -421500 | 0 | 0 | -1297000 | 1311750 | 14750 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12220 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZUGN | Zug Estates Holding AG | Zug Estates Holding AG | - | 20120702 | Real EstateDiversified | Real EstateDiversified | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 28709000.0 | 1763365000.0 | 1792074000.0 | 186682000.0 | 616139000.0 | 802821000.0 | 989253000.0 | 1792074000.0 | 79807000.0 | 9954000.0 | 52978000.0 | 45219000.0 | 5419000.0 | 39397000.0 | -105504000.0 | 64735000.0 | 18691000.0 | 17319000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12221 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZUGN | Zug Estates Holding AG | Zug Estates Holding AG | - | 20120702 | Real EstateDiversified | Real EstateDiversified | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 28709000.0 | 1763365000.0 | 1792074000.0 | 186682000.0 | 616139000.0 | 802821000.0 | 989253000.0 | 1792074000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12222 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZUGN | Zug Estates Holding AG | Zug Estates Holding AG | - | 20120702 | Real EstateDiversified | Real EstateDiversified | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 21188000.0 | 1646511000.0 | 1667699000.0 | 43014000.0 | 647332000.0 | 690346000.0 | 977353000.0 | 1667699000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12223 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZURN | Zurich Insurance Group AG | Zurich Insurance Group AG | - | 20001017 | InsuranceDiversified | InsuranceDiversified | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 377782000000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 349869000000.0 | 26634000000.0 | 376503000000.0 | 42066000000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 5962000000.0 | 1040000000.0 | 5079000000.0 | -691000000.0 | -5273000000.0 | 9330000000.0 | 8155000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
10142 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZURN | Zurich Insurance Group AG | Zurich Insurance Group AG | 20001017 | InsuranceDiversified | InsuranceDiversified | USD | 2021 | Q | 20210630 | 20221205 | Stock News | Credit Suisse business stable chairman tells broadcaster SRF | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/credit-suisse-business-stable-chairman-tells-broadcaster-srf-2957668 | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he said particularly in its Swiss home market.▦Credit Suisse whose shares recently plunged to a record lows is in the midst of an overhaul which has included raising 4 billion Swiss francs ($4.23 billion) to bolster its finances.▦When you have a capital raising which has a big dilution effect that creates a lot of uncertainty and that leads to high volatility Lehmann said in the interview.▦But I believe the situation has calmed. The business is definitely stable he said.▦Still he expected 2023 and 2024 to be years of transformation for the bank as it seeks to stabilise after years of mishaps.▦It's true the whole group will not be profitable next year Lehmann said. What is important is the progress we make.▦What is the earnings power of the Swiss business wealth management asset management and the part of the investment bank we retain and then from 2024 produce positive numbers. | Reuters. Axel Lehmann chairman of Swiss bank Credit Suisse poses for a portrait at the lender's office in Singapore August 30 2022. REUTERS/Anshuman Daga/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse is definitely stable Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday adding that the embattled bank had seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds.▦The bank has reported sharp outflows as wealthy clients move assets elsewhere while the bank battles to recover from a string of scandals by focusing more on its flagship wealth management franchise and pruning back investment banking.▦Thankfully the outflows have stabilised Lehman told SRF in an interview to be broadcast on Monday.▦Funds were also starting to return to the bank he | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12224 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZURN | Zurich Insurance Group AG | Zurich Insurance Group AG | - | 20001017 | InsuranceDiversified | InsuranceDiversified | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 377782000000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 349869000000.0 | 26634000000.0 | 376503000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12225 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZURN | Zurich Insurance Group AG | Zurich Insurance Group AG | - | 20001017 | InsuranceDiversified | InsuranceDiversified | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 386409000000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 357368000000.0 | 27780000000.0 | 385148000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7985 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | MOLN | Molecular Partners AG | Molecular Partners AG | 20141022 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2021 | Q | 20210930 | 20221205 | Stock News | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | https://www.investing.com/news/general-news/cars-on-fairway:-pebble-beach-concours-culminates-auto-mania-week-356158 | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its history of car mascots aka hood ornaments.▦Tesla has a display tent. Rolex Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) and others sponsor events. Korea's Kia hopes to creep into the luxury market by offering test drives of its K900 sedan which is priced at $54000 and up.▦The week's events are spread throughout the Monterey region from the tony-rustic Carmel Valley to the gritty working-class town of Seaside home to Saturday's tongue-in-cheek Concours d'Lemons. It's a deliberately downscale celebration of Edsels Gremlins Corvairs and Yugos - some of history's worst cars.▦Sunday's Concours d'Elegance on the 18th fairway of the Pebble Beach golf course is focused instead on finery with Ferraris Bugattis Hispano-Suizas and other rarified cars competing for Best-in-Show honors. Expected attendance for the day is up to 25000 at the show itself and more at side events.▦Hard-core enthusiasts arrive for the 6 a.m. Dawn Patrol to watch the 200-or-so cars on display all by invitation only roll onto the 18th fairway while the morning mist rolls in from the adjacent Monterey Bay. This year's featured categories and classes include Ferrari pre-war British sports cars and the Lincoln Continental on its 75th anniversary year.▦It's the Super Bowl of car shows says Dave Magers CEO of Mecum Auctions which this weekend sold a Porsche once owned by the late actor Steve McQueen for $1.95 million. At the swank Bonhams auction at Carmel Valley's Quail Lodge some cars could fetch more than 10 times that price. All told collectors are expected to spend more than $400 million on cars sold at auction during the week.▦The week of excess everything includes epic traffic jams that can stretch for miles along California Highway 1. As a resident we hate it says retiree Marty Goss a long-time Carmel resident. It's a huge influx of traffic and people. But it is great for the local economy.▦Indeed the local convention bureau expects more than 85000 visitors will drop more than $50 million on hotel rooms restaurants and bar tabs. Concours proceeds go to local charities.▦The number of Car Week events has proliferated such that Sports Car Market a collectors magazine publishes a special Monterey issue that offers attendees blunt advice. Get up early to avoid traffic the magazine states and carefully pick your events to avoid epic burnout.▦--------------▦Paul Ingrassia managing editor of Reuters has written three automotive books and is an honorary judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | Reuters. Master of ceremonies Galbraith presents the Worst of Show to a 1964 Ford Fairline at the Concours d'Lemon part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Seaside▦ CSGN▦-5.41%▦By Paul Ingrassia▦MONTEREY Calif. (Reuters) - When it began 65 years ago the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was just a one-day affair. Car enthusiasts raced around Pebble Beach's famed 17-Mile Drive and hung around afterwards to admire each other's hardware.▦Now the day has become a week. It includes road rallies races auctions displays seminars exhibitions parties and underpinning it all marketing. Lamborghini unveiled its newest model - the 700-horsepower $400000 Aventador - here Friday. Lalique the crystal maker Wednesday released a book about its histor | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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11572 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADVN | Adval Tech Holding AG | Adval Tech Holding AG | - | 19980604 | Metal Fabrication | Metal Fabrication | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 105000000.0 | 58759000.0 | 163759000.0 | 34754000.0 | 4472000.0 | 39226000.0 | 124533000.0 | 163759000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11573 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | - | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 7828961.0 | 453089.0 | 8282050.0 | 3282111.0 | 87028.0 | 3369139.0 | 4912911.0 | 8282050.0 | 1422438.0 | 0.0 | -20520207.0 | -20804213.0 | 264360.0 | -16437185.0 | 2972.0 | 3102688.0 | 20484836.0 | 6957086.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11574 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | - | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 7828961.0 | 453089.0 | 8282050.0 | 3282111.0 | 87028.0 | 3369139.0 | 4912911.0 | 8282050.0 | 592430.0 | 0.0 | -3498440.0 | -3651596.0 | 170736.0 | -3071808.0 | -9.0 | -168900.0 | 10422835.0 | 6957086.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11575 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | - | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 11700615.0 | 540961.0 | 12241576.0 | 4128665.0 | 161184.0 | 4289849.0 | 7951727.0 | 12241576.0 | 409417.0 | 0.0 | -4166967.0 | -4107630.0 | -59337.0 | -2690472.0 | 2981.0 | 4186194.0 | 8812858.0 | 10422835.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11576 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | - | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 10946136.0 | 435913.0 | 11382049.0 | 4296152.0 | 223445.0 | 4519597.0 | 6862452.0 | 11382049.0 | 183354.0 | 0.0 | -7092215.0 | -7221252.0 | 129037.0 | -5830281.0 | 0.0 | -170254.0 | 14887838.0 | 8812858.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11577 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | - | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 17162171.0 | 519134.0 | 17681305.0 | 3972471.0 | 753521.0 | 4725992.0 | 12955313.0 | 17681305.0 | 237237.0 | 0.0 | -5762585.0 | -5823735.0 | 61150.0 | -4844624.0 | 0.0 | -744352.0 | 20484836.0 | 14887838.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11578 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AERO | Montana Aerospace AG | Montana Aerospace AG | - | 20210511 | Aerospace & Defense | Aerospace & Defense | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 1097123000.0 | 1187979000.0 | 2285102000.0 | 423982000.0 | 908164000.0 | 1332146000.0 | 954432000.0 | 2285102000.0 | 343789000.0 | 219005000.0 | -10230000.0 | -23095000.0 | 5056000.0 | -8267000.0 | -44190000.0 | 2073000.0 | 364529000.0 | 316798000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4453 | CHE | TSCO | GBP | 2017 | Q | 20170131 | 13979250000 | 13253750000 | 58750000 | 292000000 | 36250000 | 21750000 | -10000000 | 497250000 | 0 | 0 | 184750000 | 770500000 | 955250000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11579 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AERO | Montana Aerospace AG | Montana Aerospace AG | - | 20210511 | Aerospace & Defense | Aerospace & Defense | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 1066067000.0 | 1144028000.0 | 2210095000.0 | 439088000.0 | 800117000.0 | 1239205000.0 | 971993000.0 | 2210095000.0 | 335524000.0 | 205306000.0 | -11797000.0 | -19093000.0 | 205000.0 | -14741000.0 | -16347000.0 | 2879000.0 | 390546000.0 | 364529000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11580 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AERO | Montana Aerospace AG | Montana Aerospace AG | - | 20210511 | Aerospace & Defense | Aerospace & Defense | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 1034833000.0 | 1120936000.0 | 2155769000.0 | 481618000.0 | 765635000.0 | 1247253000.0 | 909314000.0 | 2155769000.0 | 243287000.0 | 149973000.0 | -1374000.0 | -6382000.0 | 805000.0 | -37439000.0 | -83719000.0 | 1861000.0 | 509059000.0 | 390546000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11581 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AEVS | Aevis Victoria SA | Aevis Victoria SA | - | 19990705 | Medical Care Facilities | Medical Care Facilities | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 380556000.0 | 1410170000.0 | 1790726000.0 | 333716000.0 | 946873000.0 | 1280589000.0 | 469339000.0 | 1790726000.0 | 1088013000.0 | 224869000.0 | 35636000.0 | 66513000.0 | 4679000.0 | 114300000.0 | -56742000.0 | -45531000.0 | 63418000.0 | 75427000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11582 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AEVS | Aevis Victoria SA | Aevis Victoria SA | - | 19990705 | Medical Care Facilities | Medical Care Facilities | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 380556000.0 | 1410170000.0 | 1790726000.0 | 333716000.0 | 946873000.0 | 1280589000.0 | 469339000.0 | 1790726000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11583 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AEVS | Aevis Victoria SA | Aevis Victoria SA | - | 19990705 | Medical Care Facilities | Medical Care Facilities | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 387414000.0 | 1446827000.0 | 1834241000.0 | 425439000.0 | 799565000.0 | 1225004000.0 | 509042000.0 | 1834241000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11584 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AFP | Aluflexpack AG | Aluflexpack AG | - | 20190628 | Packaging & Containers | Packaging & Containers | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 175962000.0 | 272077000.0 | 448039000.0 | 130948000.0 | 124697000.0 | 255645000.0 | 190774000.0 | 448039000.0 | 357031000.0 | 240962000.0 | 8203000.0 | 6163000.0 | 1729000.0 | 14743000.0 | -84945000.0 | 78089000.0 | 15614000.0 | 23300000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11585 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AFP | Aluflexpack AG | Aluflexpack AG | - | 20190628 | Packaging & Containers | Packaging & Containers | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 175962000.0 | 272077000.0 | 448039000.0 | 130948000.0 | 124697000.0 | 255645000.0 | 190774000.0 | 448039000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11586 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AFP | Aluflexpack AG | Aluflexpack AG | - | 20190628 | Packaging & Containers | Packaging & Containers | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 161164000.0 | 241128000.0 | 402292000.0 | 87832000.0 | 125240000.0 | 213072000.0 | 187718000.0 | 402292000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11587 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AIRE | Airesis SA | Airesis SA | - | 20000717 | Leisure | Leisure | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 86827000.0 | 62559000.0 | 149386000.0 | 95150000.0 | 63147000.0 | 158297000.0 | -7394000.0 | 149386000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5389 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AMS | ams-OSRAM AG | ams-OSRAM AG | 20040517 | Semiconductors | Semiconductors | EUR | 2017 | Q | 20170331 | 20200922 | Stock News | Ams and Osram conclude domination agreement | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/ams-and-osram-conclude-domination-agreement-2303682 | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams alr | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5029 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ZUGER | Zuger Kantonalbank | Zuger Kantonalbank | 19960802 | BanksRegional | BanksRegional | CHF | 2019 | Q | 20190331 | 51202000 | 0 | 4165500 | 0 | 22657000 | 3986000 | 18671000 | 191928000 | 0 | 0 | 96553250 | 458194250 | 554747500 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11588 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALC | Alcon Inc. | Alcon Inc. | - | 20190409 | Medical Instruments & Supplies | Medical Instruments & Supplies | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 5193000000.0 | 24016000000.0 | 29209000000.0 | 2782000000.0 | 6750000000.0 | 9532000000.0 | 19677000000.0 | 29209000000.0 | 8717000000.0 | 3969000000.0 | 672000000.0 | 463000000.0 | 128000000.0 | 1217000000.0 | -1865000000.0 | -8000000.0 | 1575000000.0 | 980000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11589 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALC | Alcon Inc. | Alcon Inc. | - | 20190409 | Medical Instruments & Supplies | Medical Instruments & Supplies | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 5193000000.0 | 24016000000.0 | 29209000000.0 | 2782000000.0 | 6750000000.0 | 9532000000.0 | 19677000000.0 | 29209000000.0 | 2171000000.0 | 1001000000.0 | 9000000.0 | -31000000.0 | 66000000.0 | 345000000.0 | -852000000.0 | 281000000.0 | 1177000000.0 | 980000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11590 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALC | Alcon Inc. | Alcon Inc. | - | 20190409 | Medical Instruments & Supplies | Medical Instruments & Supplies | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 5163000000.0 | 22633000000.0 | 27796000000.0 | 2334000000.0 | 5815000000.0 | 8149000000.0 | 19647000000.0 | 27796000000.0 | 2140000000.0 | 974000000.0 | 205000000.0 | 147000000.0 | 31000000.0 | 402000000.0 | -251000000.0 | -12000000.0 | 1030000000.0 | 1177000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
870 | CHE | BPDG | CHF | 2018 | Q | 20180131 | 3179722.75 | 0 | 33750 | 0 | -17565 | 64894.5 | -82459.5 | 12701250 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11591 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALC | Alcon Inc. | Alcon Inc. | - | 20190409 | Medical Instruments & Supplies | Medical Instruments & Supplies | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 5017000000.0 | 22710000000.0 | 27727000000.0 | 2320000000.0 | 5866000000.0 | 8186000000.0 | 19541000000.0 | 27727000000.0 | 2217000000.0 | 1013000000.0 | 200000000.0 | 147000000.0 | -1000000.0 | 404000000.0 | -159000000.0 | -188000000.0 | 961000000.0 | 1030000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11592 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALC | Alcon Inc. | Alcon Inc. | - | 20190409 | Medical Instruments & Supplies | Medical Instruments & Supplies | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 4888000000.0 | 22902000000.0 | 27790000000.0 | 2247000000.0 | 6057000000.0 | 8304000000.0 | 19486000000.0 | 27790000000.0 | 2189000000.0 | 981000000.0 | 246000000.0 | 200000000.0 | 32000000.0 | 66000000.0 | -603000000.0 | -89000000.0 | 1575000000.0 | 961000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11593 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALLN | Allreal Holding AG | Allreal Holding AG | - | 20000303 | Real Estate Services | Real Estate Services | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 481300000.0 | 5207800000.0 | 5689100000.0 | 1076100000.0 | 2017100000.0 | 3093200000.0 | 2595900000.0 | 5689100000.0 | 502000000.0 | 260600000.0 | 200700000.0 | 184500000.0 | 29800000.0 | 159600000.0 | 12600000.0 | -231500000.0 | 73400000.0 | 14100000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11594 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALLN | Allreal Holding AG | Allreal Holding AG | - | 20000303 | Real Estate Services | Real Estate Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 481300000.0 | 5207800000.0 | 5689100000.0 | 1076100000.0 | 2017100000.0 | 3093200000.0 | 2595900000.0 | 5689100000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11595 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALLN | Allreal Holding AG | Allreal Holding AG | - | 20000303 | Real Estate Services | Real Estate Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 495900000.0 | 5237500000.0 | 5733400000.0 | 1128400000.0 | 2079300000.0 | 3207700000.0 | 2525700000.0 | 5733400000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11596 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALPN | Alpine Select AG | Alpine Select AG | - | 20110927 | Asset Management | Asset Management | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 4161000.0 | 127469000.0 | 131732000.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 17343000.0 | 108184000.0 | 131732000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11597 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALSN | ALSO Holding AG | ALSO Holding AG | - | 20060623 | Electronics & Computer Distribution | Electronics & Computer Distribution | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 2705042000.0 | 448475000.0 | 3153517000.0 | 1831130000.0 | 281974000.0 | 2113104000.0 | 1039578000.0 | 3153517000.0 | 11552876000.0 | 10839468000.0 | 236831000.0 | 207941000.0 | 55574000.0 | 88108000.0 | -8789000.0 | -225187000.0 | 617245000.0 | 478718000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11598 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALSN | ALSO Holding AG | ALSO Holding AG | - | 20060623 | Electronics & Computer Distribution | Electronics & Computer Distribution | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 2705042000.0 | 448475000.0 | 3153517000.0 | 1831130000.0 | 281974000.0 | 2113104000.0 | 1039578000.0 | 3153517000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11599 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ALSN | ALSO Holding AG | ALSO Holding AG | - | 20060623 | Electronics & Computer Distribution | Electronics & Computer Distribution | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 2424028000.0 | 401107000.0 | 2825135000.0 | 1574576000.0 | 262243000.0 | 1836819000.0 | 987602000.0 | 2825135000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11600 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AMS | ams-OSRAM AG | ams-OSRAM AG | - | 20040517 | Semiconductors | Semiconductors | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 3313000000.0 | 6075000000.0 | 9388000000.0 | 2646000000.0 | 3441000000.0 | 6087000000.0 | 3294000000.0 | 9381000000.0 | 1213000000.0 | 945000000.0 | -326000000.0 | -385000000.0 | -14000000.0 | 151000000.0 | 14000000.0 | -449000000.0 | 1450000000.0 | 1248000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11601 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AMS | ams-OSRAM AG | ams-OSRAM AG | - | 20040517 | Semiconductors | Semiconductors | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 3588000000.0 | 6353000000.0 | 9941000000.0 | 2868000000.0 | 3519000000.0 | 6387000000.0 | 3545000000.0 | 9932000000.0 | 1183000000.0 | 834000000.0 | 217000000.0 | 166000000.0 | 108000000.0 | 100000000.0 | 148000000.0 | -112000000.0 | 1250000000.0 | 1450000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11602 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AMS | ams-OSRAM AG | ams-OSRAM AG | - | 20040517 | Semiconductors | Semiconductors | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 3268000000.0 | 6346000000.0 | 9606000000.0 | 2888000000.0 | 3480000000.0 | 6368000000.0 | 3238000000.0 | 9606000000.0 | 1246000000.0 | 861000000.0 | 39000000.0 | -10000000.0 | -26000000.0 | 147000000.0 | -109000000.0 | -127000000.0 | 1339000000.0 | 1235000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11603 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | APGN | APG|SGA SA | APG|SGA SA | - | 20040818 | Advertising Agencies | Advertising Agencies | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 108941000.0 | 80465000.0 | 189406000.0 | 89845000.0 | 8337000.0 | 98182000.0 | 91224000.0 | 189406000.0 | 310600000.0 | 190380000.0 | 29372000.0 | 29094000.0 | 5702000.0 | 18255000.0 | -4277000.0 | -32955000.0 | 72362000.0 | 53311000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11604 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | APGN | APG|SGA SA | APG|SGA SA | - | 20040818 | Advertising Agencies | Advertising Agencies | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 108941000.0 | 80465000.0 | 189406000.0 | 89845000.0 | 8337000.0 | 98182000.0 | 91224000.0 | 189406000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11605 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | APGN | APG|SGA SA | APG|SGA SA | - | 20040818 | Advertising Agencies | Advertising Agencies | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 92517000.0 | 82647000.0 | 175164000.0 | 87521000.0 | 9107000.0 | 96628000.0 | 78536000.0 | 175164000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11606 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARBN | Arbonia AG | Arbonia AG | - | 20090430 | Building Products & Equipment | Building Products & Equipment | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 422748000.0 | 1096764000.0 | 1519512000.0 | 337248000.0 | 194722000.0 | 531970000.0 | 987542000.0 | 1519512000.0 | 1202097000.0 | 573630000.0 | 32987000.0 | 29818000.0 | 9146000.0 | -25759000.0 | -219789000.0 | 21465000.0 | 253870000.0 | 29196000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11607 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARBN | Arbonia AG | Arbonia AG | - | 20090430 | Building Products & Equipment | Building Products & Equipment | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 422748000.0 | 1096764000.0 | 1519512000.0 | 337248000.0 | 194722000.0 | 531970000.0 | 987542000.0 | 1519512000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11608 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARBN | Arbonia AG | Arbonia AG | - | 20090430 | Building Products & Equipment | Building Products & Equipment | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 532864000.0 | 1004915000.0 | 1537779000.0 | 332200000.0 | 189500000.0 | 521700000.0 | 1016079000.0 | 1537779000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5390 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | APGN | APG|SGA SA | APG|SGA SA | 20040818 | Advertising Agencies | Advertising Agencies | CHF | 2021 | A | 20211231 | 20200922 | Stock News | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/ams-and-osram-conclude-domination-agreement-2303682 | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams alr | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5391 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | APGN | APG|SGA SA | APG|SGA SA | 20040818 | Advertising Agencies | Advertising Agencies | CHF | 2021 | Q | 20211231 | 20200922 | Stock News | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/ams-and-osram-conclude-domination-agreement-2303682 | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams already owns 71% of Osram.▦The domination agreement foresees an offer to buy out outside shareholders at 44.65 euros per share. It also contains annual recurring compensation of 2.24 euros.▦Osram shares closed on Tuesday at 43.40 euros. | Reuters. The Logo of Austrian sensor specialist AMS is seen on their factory in Unterpremstaetten▦ OSRn▦0.00%▦AMS▦-3.53%▦BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian sensor maker ams (VI:AMS) said on Tuesday it had signed a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement (DPLTA) with Osram (DE:OSRn) in a key step towards closing out its 4.6 billion euro ($5.4 billion) takeover of the German firm.▦Implementing the agreement will enable the swift and successful integration of ams and Osram into a combined company that offers profitable growth for the long term ams CEO Alexander Everke said in a statement.▦To take effect the agreement will require the support of 75% of shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting planned on Nov. 3. Ams alr | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11609 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARON | Arundel AG | Arundel AG | - | 20050719 | Capital Markets | Capital Markets | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 6033200.0 | 185393324.0 | 191426524.0 | 13405448.0 | 166179298.0 | 179584746.0 | 8577304.0 | 191426524.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11610 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARYN | ARYZTA AG | ARYZTA AG | - | 20080822 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | EUR | 2023 | Q | 20230131 | 498400000.0 | 1527300000.0 | 2025700000.0 | 572300000.0 | 500100000.0 | 1072400000.0 | 953300000.0 | 2025700000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11611 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARYN | ARYZTA AG | ARYZTA AG | - | 20080822 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | EUR | 2022 | A | 20220731 | 521600000.0 | 1561000000.0 | 2082600000.0 | 520600000.0 | 629600000.0 | 1150200000.0 | 932400000.0 | 2082600000.0 | 1756100000.0 | 1205800000.0 | 91400000.0 | 22700000.0 | 20800000.0 | 200100000.0 | 8900000.0 | -143400000.0 | 170900000.0 | 245800000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11612 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARYN | ARYZTA AG | ARYZTA AG | - | 20080822 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220731 | 521600000.0 | 1561000000.0 | 2082600000.0 | 520600000.0 | 629600000.0 | 1150200000.0 | 932400000.0 | 2082600000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
727 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | BELL | Bell Food Group AG | Bell Food Group AG | 19960802 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | CHF | 2018 | Q | 20180331 | 80925000 | 0 | 0 | 39950000 | 20750000 | 60700000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
768 | CHE | BLIN | CHF | 2018 | Q | 20181231 | 9582000 | 408036000 | 1805000 | 0 | 0 | 417618000 | 110731000 | 147028000 | 0 | 257759000 | 0 | 145947000 | 159859000 | 417618000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11613 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARYN | ARYZTA AG | ARYZTA AG | - | 20080822 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220131 | 458400000.0 | 1525800000.0 | 1984200000.0 | 453100000.0 | 577200000.0 | 1030300000.0 | 953900000.0 | 1984200000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11614 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ARYN | ARYZTA AG | ARYZTA AG | - | 20080822 | Packaged Foods | Packaged Foods | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20210930 | 129675000.0 | 386250000.0 | 515925000.0 | 167500000.0 | 72900000.0 | 240400000.0 | 275525000.0 | 515925000.0 | 381350000.0 | 264625000.0 | -3150000.0 | -9200000.0 | 3375000.0 | 29225000.0 | 6800000.0 | -238175000.0 | 105900000.0 | 42725000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11615 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASCN | Ascom Holding AG | Ascom Holding AG | - | 20001108 | Health Information Services | Health Information Services | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 155300000.0 | 46500000.0 | 201800000.0 | 89900000.0 | 38500000.0 | 128400000.0 | 73400000.0 | 201800000.0 | 297400000.0 | 161300000.0 | 14000000.0 | 14900000.0 | 3900000.0 | 10200000.0 | -14000000.0 | 2200000.0 | 29500000.0 | 26600000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11616 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASCN | Ascom Holding AG | Ascom Holding AG | - | 20001108 | Health Information Services | Health Information Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 155300000.0 | 46500000.0 | 201800000.0 | 89900000.0 | 38500000.0 | 128400000.0 | 73400000.0 | 201800000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11617 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASCN | Ascom Holding AG | Ascom Holding AG | - | 20001108 | Health Information Services | Health Information Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 132400000.0 | 45800000.0 | 178200000.0 | 85700000.0 | 27300000.0 | 113000000.0 | 65200000.0 | 178200000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11618 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASWN | Asmallworld AG | Asmallworld AG | - | 20180320 | Travel Services | Travel Services | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 6481500.0 | 5820600.0 | 12302100.0 | 5916600.0 | 8589700.0 | 14506300.0 | -2204200.0 | 12302100.0 | 18454700.0 | 10721000.0 | 1824700.0 | 1595800.0 | 142400.0 | 2334200.0 | -7236500.0 | 3702500.0 | 5226000.0 | 4013600.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11619 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASWN | Asmallworld AG | Asmallworld AG | - | 20180320 | Travel Services | Travel Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 6481500.0 | 5820600.0 | 12302100.0 | 5916600.0 | 8589700.0 | 14506300.0 | -2204200.0 | 12302100.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11620 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ASWN | Asmallworld AG | Asmallworld AG | - | 20180320 | Travel Services | Travel Services | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 5151700.0 | 5941900.0 | 11093600.0 | 4808800.0 | 9056900.0 | 13865700.0 | -2772100.0 | 11093600.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11621 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AUTN | Autoneum Holding AG | Autoneum Holding AG | - | 20110513 | Auto Parts | Auto Parts | CHF | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 605500000.0 | 866400000.0 | 1471900000.0 | 497900000.0 | 542000000.0 | 1039900000.0 | 339100000.0 | 1471900000.0 | 1804500000.0 | 878100000.0 | 29300000.0 | 15700000.0 | 4700000.0 | 94500000.0 | -37200000.0 | -30400000.0 | 103700000.0 | 123600000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11622 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AUTN | Autoneum Holding AG | Autoneum Holding AG | - | 20110513 | Auto Parts | Auto Parts | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 605500000.0 | 866400000.0 | 1471900000.0 | 497900000.0 | 542000000.0 | 1039900000.0 | 339100000.0 | 1471900000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11623 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | AUTN | Autoneum Holding AG | Autoneum Holding AG | - | 20110513 | Auto Parts | Auto Parts | CHF | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 629000000.0 | 904000000.0 | 1532900000.0 | 610000000.0 | 480800000.0 | 1090800000.0 | 342300000.0 | 1532900000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5207 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2019 | Q | 20190930 | 20090914 | Stock News | Addex lead drug shows potential in Parkinson's | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | https://www.investing.com/news/equities-news/addex-lead-drug-shows-potential-in-parkinson's-86363 | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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5212 | SIX | Swiss Exchange | Swiss Exchange | CHE | ADXN | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | Addex Therapeutics Ltd | 20070522 | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | CHF | 2018 | Q | 20180630 | 20090914 | Stock News | Addex lead drug shows potential in Parkinson's | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | https://www.investing.com/news/equities-news/addex-lead-drug-shows-potential-in-parkinson's-86363 | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive evidence that ADX10059 has the potential to lower side effects from levodopa treatment of mid- to late-stage Parkinson's disease patients said Olav Zilian analyst at Swiss brokerage Helvea.▦The development programme on AD10059 is the main driver of our valuation and contributes some 85 percent to our fair value of Addex said Zilian who has a buy recommendation and price target of 59 Swiss francs on the stock.▦Addex shares rose 5.3 percent to 31.95 francs by 1130 GMT versus a slightly lower overall DJ Stoxx European healthcare index.▦The group has two partnering deals with Merck & Co Inc in schizoprenia and Parkinson's disease. A third agreement with Johnson & Johnson focuses on developing drugs to treat anxiety and schizophrenia.▦A second Swiss biotech company Santhera last month struck a deal with Canada's Biovail over a drug to treat dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease. (Reporting by Sam Cage; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter) | MRK▦-0.03%▦* Reduced dyskinesia in study with primates▦* Shares rise more than 5 percent▦ZURICH Sept 14 (Reuters) - Swiss biotech Addex's lead drug candidate showed potential to treat a complication of Parkinson's disease in a study with non-human primates news of which boosted the group's shares.▦Two different doses of ADX10059 significantly reduced dyskinesia the sudden uncontrollable and often chaotic movements of limbs face tongue and body that are induced by extended use of standard therapy levodopa.▦Addex which does not yet have a drug on the market said ADX10059 will soon complete Phase IIb clinical testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine prevention.▦We welcome today's news flow as it provides strong supportive | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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