SES WKN: 914993 ISIN: LU0088087324 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Die Finanzergebnisse 2017 und die Dividende, wahrscheinlich 1,34 Euro werden am 28.02 bekanntgegeben, spätestens dann sollte es gut hochgehen. Ich bleibe solange dabei, das Geschäftsmodell ist top.

Sehr nett geschrieben Olli, ich verstehe es auch nicht. Der Kurs ist auf dem selben Level wie 2008 zu Zeiten dr Weltwirtschaftskriese. Das Unternehmen scheint gesund aufgestellt zu sein. Rohrkrepierer oder Dividendenperle? Ich glaube letzteres.

Sollte sich fundamental etwas Ändern, dann wäre ich auch weg

Müsst ihr selbst entscheiden.. ✌️ Warum der Wert nicht „anspringt“ kann euch keiner beantworten. Es scheint als wäre alles in Ordnung fundamental, der Newsflow ist enorm, SES ist richtig fleißig und irgendwie überall dabei. Ob es wirkliche Gründe gibt warum wir hier Nähe dem 52 Wochen tief rumdümpeln? Ich konnte nichts finden und bleibe investiert. ✌️ Sollte es tiefer fallen überlege ich sogar noch einmal nachzulegen, aber dafür habe ich charttechnisch noch Luft. Die einen sehe es als gute Einstiegschance, die anderen sehe keine Entwicklung und gehen. Den Wert nur der Dividende wegen zu nehmen erschließt sich mir persönlich nicht, ich bin aber auch von SES komplett überzeugt und glaube auch noch an deutliche Kurssprünge.. wann? Keine Ahnung, aber ich habe Zeit ✌️☺️

Bei 13,10€ vor gut 2 Wochen.

Wann hast du denn gekauft?

Schwacher Wert. Habe mich von der vermeintlich guten Dividendenrendite blenden lassen.

Weil leider immer noch keine nachfrage aufkommt

Warum heute schon wieder so schwach?

1,36 Dividende und das Unternehmen selbst ist auch ganz gut aufgestellt in einem interessanten Wachstumsmarkt..

SES S.A. is the other partner of the GovSat venture, and as the world’s largest satellite operator, has quite the reputation. SES operates more than 50 satellites in Geostationary Earth Orbit and 12 satellites in Medium Earth Orbit, primarily providing video to TVs worldwide. SES provides these services to every continent of the world except Antarctica and is pioneering Ultra HD video technology, which results in crisper and more colorful TV images for homes around the world. SES also enables in-flight entertainment and monitors airplane and ship movements with the help of satellites. SES has developed some of the most advanced satellites in the world and has consistently relied on the European launch provider Arianespace to launch the birds safely. Recently, SES has established an excellent relationship with SpaceX and launched one of their satellites on a reused Falcon 9 booster for the first time in history last year. SES S.A. is the model satellite operator, and a strong partnership with Luxembourg only seems appropriate. The GovSat partnership was formed last year and entails SES providing communication services for governments and institutions in the eastern hemisphere. The lovechild of the partnership, GovSat-1, has advanced security capabilities that will help prevent jamming of its transponder while it is providing services. The joint GovSat mission operations center in Luxembourg operates the satellite. Several officials from Luxembourg and SES commented on the partnership, such as Patrick Biewer, the CEO of GovSat, who said, “The launch of GovSat-1 opens up a new era of secure satellite connectivity for governments and institutions.” Xavier Bettel, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg, noted that “The launch of GovSat-1 is the beginning of a new space experience for Luxembourg, after the foundation of SES in 1985 and the launch of the first SES satellite nearly 30 years ago. GovSat and the launch of GovSat-1 is another step towards strengthening the position of Luxembourg as a key player in the aerospace sector and contributes to a diversification of our economy.” We can expect more GovSat launches in the future and improved connectivity services for governments around the world. Although public-private partnerships are nothing new, this one feels particularly special because it underscores the improvements satellites can make in our everyday lives and how they can provide significant economic benefits to countries who need them the most or help developed nations refine their services to serve those less fortunate. http://theavion.com/spacex-starts-public-private-partnership/

Karim Michel Sabbagh, President and CEO of SES, said, "Global government satellite communications is an important growth driver for SES, and we continue to expand our capabilities to serve this thriving market. The GovSat-1 satellite brings differentiated capabilities which complement SES's existing suite of offerings for governments and institutions. This unique solution is possible thanks to our partnership with the Luxembourg Government." The spacecraft was built by Orbital ATK and is based on the GEOStar-3 satellite platform. It is Orbital ATK's 40th GEOStar satellite. http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/GovSat_1_Successfully_Launched_on_SpaceX_Falcon_9_Rocket_999.html

Gerne Männer, sitzen ja alle im selben Boot und wollen stark gen Norden ✌️

...schließe ich mich an!

An dieser Stelle mal ein großes Dankeschön an Olli77.

https://advanced-television.com/2018/02/01/flawless-launch-for-spacex-and-ses-16/ Luxembourg’s Grand Duke, Prince Guillaume and his wife Stephanie, were at Cape Canaveral Wednesday evening, along with Luxembourg’s prime minister Xavier Bettel, to watch SpaceX’s flawless launch of GovSat-1 (also known as SES-16) aboard a previously flown (“flight tested”) Falcon 9 rocket. Lift-off from the Cape’s Launch Complex 40 took place at 16:25 Eastern Time (21:25 UTC). Amazingly, the booster reportedly survived a water landing, despite the return not involving the usual SpaceX drone ship. GovSat-1 will now transition from its launch orbit to transfer to 21.5 degrees East, providing coverage of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, as well as the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean and Baltic Seas. The satellite is a joint-venture between SES and the Luxembourg government, and carries a military payload which will enable critical communications for NATO in theatres of operations, interconnect key institutional or defence sites, and support applications such as Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and communications on the move, among others. Xavier Bettel, Prime Minister of Luxembourg, said, “Luxembourg has always been a pioneer in the space industry and has a long tradition in innovative partnerships with private aerospace companies. The launch of GovSat-1 is the beginning of a new space experience for Luxembourg, after the foundation of SES in 1985 and the launch of the first SES satellite nearly 30 years ago. GovSat and the launch of GovSat-1 is another step towards strengthening the position of Luxembourg as a key player in the aerospace sector, and contributes to a diversification of our economy.” The next SpaceX launch will be of its Falcon ‘Heavy’ rocket expected around February 6th.