The Financial Situation (75 Viewers)

Mark

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MILANO, 28 gennaio (Reuters) - Dopo la forte contrazione degli ultimi due anni, nel 2011 l'andamento del mercato turistico italiano sarà probabilmente piatto, con piccoli segnali di ripresa non ancora in grado di generare una vera crescita.

In questo contesto - descritto dall'AD Daniel John Winteler - Alpitour, primo operatore turistico del paese, si lascia alle spalle un esercizio in forte miglioramento e promette per quello in corso conti in ulteriore espansione. "Non risultano" invece, ha detto il manager, progetti di quotazione.

Il gruppo, interamente controllato da Exor (EXOR.MI: Quotazione), ha chiuso l'esercizio al 31 ottobre 2010 con un fatturato in crescita del 12,6% a 1,23 miliardi di euro, l'Ebitda è cresciuto del 21% a 50,4 milioni e l'utile consolidato è triplicato a 12,4 milioni.

Anche a livello patrimoniale è migliorata la posizione finanziaria netta, positiva per quasi 90 milioni da 66,5 milioni.

"Prevediamo per quest'anno un ulteriore miglioramento dei dati economici e patrimoniali. Nel 2010 siamo risuciti a distribuire un dividendo di 7,5 milioni di euro, che penso potrà crescere ancora", ha detto Winteler.

(Claudia Cristoferi)

http://it.reuters.com/article/itEuroRpt/idITLDE70R17A20110128


with bad google translator

LONDON, Jan. 28 (Reuters) - After the sharp decrease in the last two years, in 2011 the trend of the Italian tourist market is likely to be flat, with small signs of recovery are not yet able to generate any real growth.

In this context - described by CEO John Daniel Winteler - Alpitour first tour operator in the country, leaving behind a strong improvement in operating and promises for the current year accounts in further expansion. "There are no" instead, the manager said, listing projects.

The group, fully controlled by Exor (EXOR.MI: Quote), ended the year ended October 31, 2010 with sales up 12.6% to € 1.23 billion, EBITDA increased 21% 50.4 million and consolidated net income tripled to 12.4 million.

Even at the level of capital has improved its net financial position, good for almost 90 million from 66.5 million.

"We expect this year a further improvement of economic and financial data. In 2010 we risucire to distribute a dividend of € 7.5 million, which I think will continue to grow," said Winteler.

(Claudia Cristoferi)


how could they translate Milano with London? :D
 

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Paid-off-Ref

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Dec 16, 2004
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Almost all companies have some debt. Even Microsoft has some debt. Whoever claimed Juventus didn't have debt was talking out of his ass. At least we have a decent equity ratio.

Balance sheet from September 30th 2010:

Assets: 319 million
Equity: 71.7 million
Non-current liabilities: 94.7 million
Current liabilities: 152.6 million

Speaking of talking out of your ass, has anyone read the report in Tuttosport claiming that Agnelli is going to increase Juve's equity by 150 million?
 

Paid-off-Ref

Senior Member
Dec 16, 2004
4,102
Is this paid off guy Juventuz' financial analyst? I don't think he's posted anywhere else and his username carries economic implications:D
Nah, just pursuing a masters degree in accounting. But it is really easy to find the numbers because Juventus is a publicly traded company so they have to release their financial reports to the public. Everything can be found on Juve's official website.
 

Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
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With the whole financial fair play thing, I feel like other teams are strengthening as much as they can by spending right now before the financial fair play rules kick in. But for us, its like we're taking the other way around and we've already started adapting our economy according to the fair play rules. Too bad cuz out of all the elite teams in Europe, we're probably the team in most need of new quality players.
 

BIG DADDY!!!

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Mar 12, 2004
5,291
If after 2012 owners cant invest money into their teams anymore why are our owners not doing it now one last time?

If they were to give one last big investment then at least they can say they helped the team and can use the excuse of the fair play rule in the future.
 

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