Amsterdam shares TFN market data at 10.10 am - AEX up; Ahold, Stork lead |
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Mon, 27 Aug 2007 09:30 |
AMSTERDAM (Thomson Financial) - MAJOR INDICESAEX 519.96, up 1.86 pointsAMX Midcap 716.22, up 2.88 pointsGovernment bonds mainly higherMAJOR GAINERS-Ahold was up 2.03 pct to 9.55.-Arcelor-Mittal was 1.76 pct stronger to 47.38.-Boskalis Westminster was 1.61 pct higher to 31.56 and Heijmans rose 1.06 pct to 36.24.-Corio added 1.20 pct at 57.50 ahead of results expected Friday.-TomTom added 1.07 pct at 44.47.-Randstad lifted 0.94 pct to 43.0 and Vedior put on 0.93 pct to 17.34.-SBM Offshore advanced pct to ahead of results expected tomorrow.-DSM added 0.81 pct at 37.40 after the company bought a minority share in US co FQSI for an undisclosed amount.-Unibail-Rodamco rose 0.77 pct to 188.94 after Rodamco Europe presented a solid set of first half results, in its last earnings report as a separate company.-KPN was up 0.68 pct to 11.79 after the telecom won an ICT contract from Group4Securicor unit RICAS.-TNT was 0.29 pct higher to 31.12 following reports the company plans to freeze wages for the next two years. Rabo Securities said the move supports its view the company may have difficulties achieving the targeted cost savings of 300 mln eur at Dutch mail by 2015. SNS Securities said the move is no surprise.MAJOR DECLINERS-Stork fell 1.12 pct to 47.0 as the company's EGM gets underway, discussing the 47 eur per share cash offer by Candover. Reports stated that talks between Marel and Stork have reached an impasse, making a sale of Stork Food Systems div more unlikely.-Van der Moolen was down 1.11 pct to 3.57.-Royal Dutch Shell fell 0.69 pct to 27.54 as oil prices fell on Asian markets this morning, traders said.-LogicaCMG weakened 0.43 pct to 2.32 ahead of results expected Wednesday.-Akzo Nobel slid 0.41 pct to 56.24.cornelia.messing@thomson.comcmm//cmm/bsdCOPYRIGHTCopyright AFX News Limited 2007. All rights reserved.The copying, republication or redistribution of AFX News Content, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of AFX News.
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