Evonik hat über über zwei Jahre versucht die Bude zu verkaufen:
1. Litarion was the critical technology in the efforts by Evonik and Daimler to create the largest lithium ion battery operation in Europe. These two giant companies planned to exit this business as reported in Wall Street Journal, June 10, 2013. Despite the support of Evonik and Daimler, two giants of German industry, and the goodwill and support from the Saxony and German governments to keep this lithium ion battery complex operational, there were significant challenges to maintaining and growing the business. Electrovaya may face similar challenges when trying to to make Litarion a successful business enterprise.
2. Since mid-2013, the Litarion operations were for sale, with the Wall Street Journal reporting a high price-tag for the exit by Evonik and Daimler. Other potential purchasers did not materialize, but the complete reasons are not fully understood. There are massive operational risks associated with this acquisition, and it is uncertain that Electrovaya management will be able to integrate the two companies and operate them successfully together.
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Soll also keiner sagen, dass die Firma versucht hat was zu verschweigen. Ausgehend von dem Kaufpreis für die wesentlich größere Firma Litarion, sehe ich die faire Bewertung der Bude bei maximal 2Mio EUR. d.h. einen Share-Preis von 0,24 EUR.
Kapitalerhöhungen werden wohl unvermeidlich sein, da sie sowohl in Kanada, als auch in Deutschland erheblich investieren müssen.
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