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glad I sold yesterday (at a loss)
Don't think it is the sort of stock I would want to hold at this stage in the cycle lots of blue sky but.........
my opinion only
Are there any issues with there technology becoming outdated?
What on earth is happening with Arasor's sp. A couple of months ago Wright from Pattersons raised his recommendation to a buy from a speculative buy. His price target is $8.80. In previous research he stated that he could justify a sp of $10.00.
Is the sudden sp drop due to a dilution of the shares from the recent buy-out?
I am still a great favourite for Arasor. However Arasor need to deliver on their expectation of big sales before gaining my confidence again.
I've just been doing a bit of digging to see if Arasor is worth holding onto and came up with the following: I 1st looked into Arasor due to their association with Huawei..
26th Sep 2006
Pirelli Broadband Solutions and Arasor Enter into a Strategic Partnership for Technology Development and Commercialization of ITLA Optical Modules for the Photonics Marketplace
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Milan and Berlin, 17 September 2007 — Pirelli Broadband Solutions, the broadband access and photonics company within the Pirelli Group, today announced that it has begun volume shipments of its ITLA optical solutions to Huawei Technologies.
A bit disturbing that they don't mention Arasor in the article but I assume the joint venture is still in existence. More digging reqd..
If anyone didn't know, Huawei is a China based telecommunication company which competes with Cisco & other players such as Nortel, Ericsson, Marconi etc. in the Networking & Wireless Telephony space. Whilst not having anywhere near the market penetration of Cisco or range of products, they do appear to be gaining market share and from all accounts have a reliable and very cost effective range of products.
I do know that a 2nd tier Telco, i.e. not Telstra/Optus etc. operating in Oz is replacing their current Marconi DWDM communications equipment with Huawei.
Type in "Huawei 2007 China" to google for a heap of background info. a snippet is below:
Huawei Projects 36% Rise In 2007 International Sales
May 2007 | Company Finance Alert
China's largest telecoms equipment supplier Huawei Technologies expects that sales from its overseas contracts will rise by 36% this year to US$15bn, compared to the US$11bn reported in 2006. With 65% of the vendor's revenues deriving from the international market, a significant portion of this will arrive from business with Africa, which is expected to rise by 70-80% this year on top of the US$1.08bn reported last year.
You can just imagine what growth potential they have at home also....
Just something else to hopefully give Arasor's earnings a boost and maybe some revitalised interest in their sp....
What on earth is happening with Arasor's sp. A couple of months ago Wright from Pattersons raised his recommendation to a buy from a speculative buy. His price target is $8.80. In previous research he stated that he could justify a sp of $10.00.
Is the sudden sp drop due to a dilution of the shares from the recent buy-out?
I am still a great favourite for Arasor. However Arasor need to deliver on their expectation of big sales before gaining my confidence again.
Cant see it getting any easier for ARR shareholders.
.... If they step below $1.50 into the $1.40's, and $1.30's you could say it is going to be very brave buying, as your going into unknown territory.
This today from FN Arena's Weekly Insights:
ARR - What is wrong with Arasor ((ARR))? It is an oft heard question these days, including from readers of this Weekly Analysis. It would appear one institutional investor in the US has lost his patience and is selling all shares at any price, forcing the share price to drop to near $1.50 this week, the price at which the company floated last year. The share price peaked at close to $4.00 in April this year. Don't expect a recovery before this shareholder is finished selling.
So, if this is true, it will require more patience until that institutional investor has disgorged itself!
Arasor International Limited (ARR) is a developer and provider of integrated optoelectronic and wireless solutions that drive greater bandwidth and richer content to consumers. It has a global customer base operating in the telecommunications and consumer optoelectronics industries. Optoelectronics deals with electronic devices for emitting, modulating, transmitting and sensing light signals.
Maybe the release of their Laser TV range of Televisions in early 2008 will see results.
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