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NEL schreef op 16 september 2012 12:41:

Bang om richting de 2,40 tegaan.

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zoishet schreef op 16 september 2012 18:53:

Als dit een klote aandeel was geweest of een aandeel wat geen overnamepotentie had dan hadden we alang op 1 euro gestaan.

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NEL schreef op 16 september 2012 22:24:

Bij verkoop ABC richting de 3 euro
Bij overname richting de 4 euro

Genoeg om te gokken.

Succes

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eduardo57 schreef op 17 september 2012 10:17:

AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)--Wessanen (WES.AE) gaat in zijn diepvriesdivisie, met onder meer de snackmerken Beckers en Bicky, sterkere concurrentie ondervinden nu de NMa een fusie tussen Buitenfood, met onder meer Van Dobben en Kwekkeboom, en Ad van Geloven, met onder andere Mora, heeft goedgekeurd, zegt Richard Withagen van SNS Securities. De SNS-analist schat het marktaandeel van de nieuwe combinatie op circa 50%, terwijl Wessanen volgens hem op ongeveer 20% uitkomt. Withagen denkt dat de nieuwe combinatie zijn schaalvoordelen vooral kan benutten in de sterk concurrerende private label-markt. Hij tekent erbij aan dat Wessanen de diepvriesactiviteiten niet als kernactiviteit beschouwt, maar acht een snelle verkoop ervan niet waarschijnlijk. Omstreeks 10.00 uur noteert het aandeel Wessanen 0,6% hoger op EUR2,20, terwijl de Midkap met 0,3% stijgt. (BTK)

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SAHR-0310 schreef op 17 september 2012 17:12:

Wessanen to invest £1m in Clipper Teas’ manufacturing unit in Dorset

WRITTEN BY FIONA BRIGGS
MONDAY, 17 SEPTEMBER 2012 13:32

Clipper Teas: international ambitions
Wessanen, the Dutch organic and natural foods company, is investing more than £1m in upgrading its Clipper Teas manufacturing site in Beaminster, Dorset.

The move, which follows its acquisition of the leading UK organic and natural tea brand in March of this year, is being supported by financial assistance from West Dorset District Council.

The investment will upgrade the site, with improvements to efficiency, capacity and facilities for staff.  It demonstrates the strong partnership between Clipper Teas and the Council and commitment to the brands influential UK heritage as it looks to expand. 

Patrick Cairns, CEO of Wessanen UK, said: “This plan is critical for Clipper Teas to continue to be competitive and sustain double digit growth in the UK, as well as realising its ambitions for the brand internationally. This significant investment marks our huge commitment in, and ambition for, Clipper Teas – and is great endorsement of the team in Beaminster.”

Ian Doyle, economic regeneration manager of West Dorset District Council, which is providing financial assistance as part of the plan, said: “We are delighted Wessanen has made the decision to invest in Beaminster and we are joining the company in contributing to this exciting infrastructure development in Dorset. Clipper Teas is a crucial part of the local economy, in both terms of employment and supply chain impact, so this is great news for the local area.

“The funds used have been set aside for the purposes of employment generating projects aimed at improving work prospects of the people of Beaminster. We hope this new partnership will continue to flourish for the benefit of local people and the successful future of Clipper Teas.”