parece que esta para comprar ahora
parece que hoy a 1.14 hizo piso
INDU Unipar Indupa
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
Price/Sales (ttm):
0.16
Price/Book (mrq):
0.34
0.16
Price/Book (mrq):
0.34
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
http://www.icis.com/Articles/2012/10/12 ... tocks.html
12 October 2012 22:16 [Source: ICIS news]
By Ron Coifman
HOUSTON (ICIS)--Latin American polyvinyl chloride (PVC) prices rose this month on feedstock costs, thin margins and firming trends in other regions, industry participants said.
In most Latin American countries, PVC prices for October were confirmed at higher levels early in the month, but in Brazil, by mid-month participants were negotiating price increases that would likely be accepted at close to the proposed initiatives, according to local sources.
The exception was Venezuela, where resin prices remained steady on government controls.
In several regions of Latin America, however, market talk pointed to weakening prices into November as a result of aggressive resin offers. Market sources projected that demand would soften in December as participants shave inventories toward the end of the year.
Sources in Mexico and Brazil said demand was not meeting earlier expectations.
On the supply side, sources said that US PVC makers had resolved production or logistics issues resulting from Hurricane Isaac, and previously snug supply had eased by mid-October.
Additionally dampening demand, the US housing industry continued a lacklustre recovery. Demand from global export markets for product from the US or Mexico was also down, sources said. The eurozone crisis and weaker activity in China has resulted in decreased demand for PVC from the Americas.
In Argentina, participants said PVC prices increased by $30-50/tonne (€23-39/tonne) for October, following a $30/tonne (€23/tonne) hike in September.
Domestic PVC prices in Argentina for October were at $1,400-1,500/tonne DEL (delivered) for pipe-grade.
Participants noted lacklustre activity, as government restrictions on imports continue to dampen market sentiment.
In Brazil, price increases of 5-8% were being discussed for October, supported by firm resin and feedstock markets in the Americas and other global regions, local sources said. No blanket announcement was heard, as negotiations are carried out on a customer to customer basis.
September PVC prices firmed by an average of 8% on partial success of proposed 12% increases, after a 5% boost in August.
Demand has improved from the first half of 2012, but is still below seasonal expectations, sources said. Infrastructure projects for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics were proceeding at a slow pace, and were not yet consuming significant PVC volumes.
Supply was in balance with demand, as more domestic material was produced by Braskem’s new PVC plant and complemented with resin imports.
Domestic PVC prices in Brazil in September stood at $1,510-1,690/tonne DEL for pipe-grade.
In Colombia, domestic PVC prices for October rose by $70/tonne for pipe-grade, on support from similar market dynamics throughout the Americas and other global regions, sources said.
In September, domestic PVC prices rose from August by $50/tonne for pipe grade and $20/tonne for general purpose,
Colombian PVC for October exports was being quoted at $1,120-1,140/tonne CFR (cost and freight) South America except for Brazil and at $1,160-1,180/tonne CFR Brazil, up from September offers at $1,080-1,100/tonne CFR South America including Brazil. July prices were at $980-1,000/tonne CFR South America except Brazil and $1,060-1,080/tonne CFR Brazil.
In Mexico, PVC domestic prices increased by 4 cents/lb in October, on upward pressure from US imports, sources said.
Resin supply has eased, sources said, suggesting that increasing availability could result in weakening prices into November. Demand is expected to decline as participants destock toward year-end, placing downward pressure on PVC prices.
Mexican export material for October is being quoted at $1,060-1,080/tonne CFR South America, India and Turkey, up from September exports at $1,010-1,030/tonne CFR Europe/Turkey/Asia in September and $860-880/tonne CFR Europe/Turkey/Asia/South America in July.
In Venezuela, the population was focused on impact of the presidential elections of 7 October. However, industry participants said PVC demand was steady despite an uncertain outlook on the economy.
Market sources said that PVC availability for private industry in Venezuela, as well as for public construction projects, was ample because of the arrival of resin imports from Colombia and the US in the past few months.
PVC prices offered to private industry are assessed as stable, with the mix unchanged at 25% imported resin to 75% domestic for pipe-grade, and 80% imported to 20% domestic for general purpose (GP).
Venezuela producer Pequiven’s prices for imported resin stood at $1,609/tonne DEL for pipe grade and GP, and domestic resin at $737/tonne DEL for pipe grade and $788/tonne DEL for GP.
On the Pacific coast of South America, the lowest PVC quotes were heard at $1,020-1,050/tonne CFR Pacific coast of South America for pipe-grade, offered by a major US producer through the end of the year, regional sources said.
Supply in the region was ample amid steady demand, sources said.
PVC producers in Latin America are Braskem, Solvay and Mexichem.
($1 = €0.77)
By: Ron Coifman
+1 713 525 2653
12 October 2012 22:16 [Source: ICIS news]
By Ron Coifman
HOUSTON (ICIS)--Latin American polyvinyl chloride (PVC) prices rose this month on feedstock costs, thin margins and firming trends in other regions, industry participants said.
In most Latin American countries, PVC prices for October were confirmed at higher levels early in the month, but in Brazil, by mid-month participants were negotiating price increases that would likely be accepted at close to the proposed initiatives, according to local sources.
The exception was Venezuela, where resin prices remained steady on government controls.
In several regions of Latin America, however, market talk pointed to weakening prices into November as a result of aggressive resin offers. Market sources projected that demand would soften in December as participants shave inventories toward the end of the year.
Sources in Mexico and Brazil said demand was not meeting earlier expectations.
On the supply side, sources said that US PVC makers had resolved production or logistics issues resulting from Hurricane Isaac, and previously snug supply had eased by mid-October.
Additionally dampening demand, the US housing industry continued a lacklustre recovery. Demand from global export markets for product from the US or Mexico was also down, sources said. The eurozone crisis and weaker activity in China has resulted in decreased demand for PVC from the Americas.
In Argentina, participants said PVC prices increased by $30-50/tonne (€23-39/tonne) for October, following a $30/tonne (€23/tonne) hike in September.
Domestic PVC prices in Argentina for October were at $1,400-1,500/tonne DEL (delivered) for pipe-grade.
Participants noted lacklustre activity, as government restrictions on imports continue to dampen market sentiment.
In Brazil, price increases of 5-8% were being discussed for October, supported by firm resin and feedstock markets in the Americas and other global regions, local sources said. No blanket announcement was heard, as negotiations are carried out on a customer to customer basis.
September PVC prices firmed by an average of 8% on partial success of proposed 12% increases, after a 5% boost in August.
Demand has improved from the first half of 2012, but is still below seasonal expectations, sources said. Infrastructure projects for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics were proceeding at a slow pace, and were not yet consuming significant PVC volumes.
Supply was in balance with demand, as more domestic material was produced by Braskem’s new PVC plant and complemented with resin imports.
Domestic PVC prices in Brazil in September stood at $1,510-1,690/tonne DEL for pipe-grade.
In Colombia, domestic PVC prices for October rose by $70/tonne for pipe-grade, on support from similar market dynamics throughout the Americas and other global regions, sources said.
In September, domestic PVC prices rose from August by $50/tonne for pipe grade and $20/tonne for general purpose,
Colombian PVC for October exports was being quoted at $1,120-1,140/tonne CFR (cost and freight) South America except for Brazil and at $1,160-1,180/tonne CFR Brazil, up from September offers at $1,080-1,100/tonne CFR South America including Brazil. July prices were at $980-1,000/tonne CFR South America except Brazil and $1,060-1,080/tonne CFR Brazil.
In Mexico, PVC domestic prices increased by 4 cents/lb in October, on upward pressure from US imports, sources said.
Resin supply has eased, sources said, suggesting that increasing availability could result in weakening prices into November. Demand is expected to decline as participants destock toward year-end, placing downward pressure on PVC prices.
Mexican export material for October is being quoted at $1,060-1,080/tonne CFR South America, India and Turkey, up from September exports at $1,010-1,030/tonne CFR Europe/Turkey/Asia in September and $860-880/tonne CFR Europe/Turkey/Asia/South America in July.
In Venezuela, the population was focused on impact of the presidential elections of 7 October. However, industry participants said PVC demand was steady despite an uncertain outlook on the economy.
Market sources said that PVC availability for private industry in Venezuela, as well as for public construction projects, was ample because of the arrival of resin imports from Colombia and the US in the past few months.
PVC prices offered to private industry are assessed as stable, with the mix unchanged at 25% imported resin to 75% domestic for pipe-grade, and 80% imported to 20% domestic for general purpose (GP).
Venezuela producer Pequiven’s prices for imported resin stood at $1,609/tonne DEL for pipe grade and GP, and domestic resin at $737/tonne DEL for pipe grade and $788/tonne DEL for GP.
On the Pacific coast of South America, the lowest PVC quotes were heard at $1,020-1,050/tonne CFR Pacific coast of South America for pipe-grade, offered by a major US producer through the end of the year, regional sources said.
Supply in the region was ample amid steady demand, sources said.
PVC producers in Latin America are Braskem, Solvay and Mexichem.
($1 = €0.77)
By: Ron Coifman
+1 713 525 2653
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
A 1 peso 440millones/6,32 =69,6 millones de dolares. Muy barata, a pesar de su deuda ( casi toda en reales por la ampliacion en brasil), con el BNDES.
Pudede valer menos, PUEDE, pero 1 peso es tentador.
Pudede valer menos, PUEDE, pero 1 peso es tentador.
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
Si, correcto : 2001
A ver la suscri... como la hacen esta vez, a ver si repiten la ON en usd con la que ordeñaron a los minoritarios hace 11 años, o directamente suscriben con unas 200 o 300 millones de papelitos a 1 pesito.
Lo mas logico seria lo primero... asi no pagan ganancias y se cobran los billetes que traigan.
El problema, es que , sin devalueta, estan fregados.... no hay un mango de margen.
A ver la suscri... como la hacen esta vez, a ver si repiten la ON en usd con la que ordeñaron a los minoritarios hace 11 años, o directamente suscriben con unas 200 o 300 millones de papelitos a 1 pesito.
Lo mas logico seria lo primero... asi no pagan ganancias y se cobran los billetes que traigan.
El problema, es que , sin devalueta, estan fregados.... no hay un mango de margen.
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
Suscripcion a la vuelta de la esquina.
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
Josef escribió:1,19 al cierre,
Medida en dolares contado con liqui 1,19/6,32 = 18,8 cvs
En noviembre de 2011 valia lo mismo.
Dios quiera que todo termine como entonces.
El helicoptero......
2001
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
SEB escribió:a 1 peso me las llevo todas......., y no comparto, soy capitalista
Vas a ser conocido como el primer capitalista con sensibilidad social
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
1,19 al cierre,
Medida en dolares contado con liqui 1,19/6,32 = 18,8 cvs
En noviembre de 2011 valia lo mismo.
Dios quiera que todo termine como entonces.
El helicoptero......
Medida en dolares contado con liqui 1,19/6,32 = 18,8 cvs
En noviembre de 2011 valia lo mismo.
Dios quiera que todo termine como entonces.
El helicoptero......
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
a 1 peso me las llevo todas....... , y no comparto, soy capitalista 
, y no comparto, soy capitalista Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
No nos queda otra que hacer otra vuelta de bebida blanca hasta que aclare. si aclara 
jajajaja
jajajajaRe: INDU Solvay Indupa
prospiti escribió:Con el mayor de los respetos, pero ¿hubo una vuelta de bebida blanca y me la perdi? Mas alla del chiste por que evocan esas viejas noticias?
Fue un deja vu
Como hablaban de los valores del 2001 me vino a la memoria esto .
Hoy 11 años despues solamente no podemos comprar un dolar , el fondo nos quiere echar , estamos a punto de perder la categoria de mercado de frontera ,no tenemos acceso al mercado de capitales , seguimos en default , no permiten girar dividendos , no tenemos gas en invierno , el merval mueve una miseria y hay gente que nos compara con Venezuela , entre otras cosas.
UN PARAISO PARA INVERSORES....
NO ESTAMOS TAN MAL
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
Con el mayor de los respetos, pero ¿hubo una vuelta de bebida blanca y me la perdi? Mas alla del chiste por que evocan esas viejas noticias? 
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
y corrian rumores de esto
http://www.paginadigital.com.ar/articul ... r7-3pl.asp
Debaten en Francia el canje de la Patagonia por deuda pública argentina . - 7/3/03
http://www.paginadigital.com.ar/articul ... r7-3pl.asp
Debaten en Francia el canje de la Patagonia por deuda pública argentina . - 7/3/03
Re: INDU Solvay Indupa
empome escribió:0.155 de dolar fue el piso en el 2001
da .99
no descartes piso en 1 peso
despues vuela
pero no apuestes a favor por ahora
ahora apostale al buho que se viene con todo
Juaaa en el 2001-2003 se discutia esto y un departamento de 2 amb en Lacroze y Olleros valia U$S15.000.-
"Nuestra receta de que se renuncie a la soberanía financiera y económica de la
Argentina por unos años no fue recibida con el mismo consenso. Los que
objetan ven en ella un ataque contra el orgullo nacional. Esta percepción es
equivocada; un país es mucho más que un conjunto de normas monetarias,
financieras y fiscales. No se renuncia a la identidad y el orgullo nacional al
aceptar que unos cuantos extranjeros controlen la implementación de un
conjunto de normas cuidadosamente diseñadas para no interferir con la
soberanía política, y aprobadas por el congreso argentino. Dejemos la retórica
y el orgullo de lado. La situación es demasiado grave. Pedimos disculpas a
quienes hayamos ofendido. Este es otro intento de abordar un problema y su
solución que tomamos muy seriamente."
"Usar la oportunidad de construir instituciones y emplear expertos externos
respetados para sentar los cimientos y asegurar un éxito temprano y sostenido
reduce los costos económicos y políticos de la reconstrucción y claramente
mejora las posibilidades de alcanzar los objetivos. No es un sustituto para
Duhalde y quien venga después. De hecho puede ser la única opción de
Duhalde para mantenerse en el poder y para que la transición al próximo a
cargo del país se dé en un ambiente democrático y ordenado."
http://economics.mit.edu/files/187
Tan loco como Indupa a estos valores.
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