VEOLIA WKN: 501451 ISIN: FR0000124141 Kürzel: VIE Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Wann gibt es Infos zum 2. Quartal? Finde leider keinen Termin.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2018/07/13/veolia-foundation-supporting-a-nano-grid-project-in-madagascar/

Langfristig ist der Aufwärtstrend intakt. Es gibt immer wieder neue Expansionen und JVs

Auf jedenfall

was meint ihr generell zu der aktie? es sollte ja genug Potential die nächsten Jahre geben, oder?

Veolia und Umicore wechseln sich in der Guten/schlechten Performance immer ab. Heute liegt Umicore vorne, da sie allerdings nicht miteinander vergleichbar sind, heißt es= beide im Depot haben;)

https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2018-07/44239444-veolia-environnement-information-relating-to-the-total-number-of-voting-rights-forming-the-share-capital-004.htm

Die wollen es jetzt wissen... Veolia North America Enlarges Scope of Operations, Will Deliver Water Services to 22 New Cities and Industrial Locations across North America Veolia North America announced today that it acquired from American Water Works Company, Inc., the rights to 23 of its water treatment and energy service contracts. The transaction will expand the core municipal water business of Veolia, which is among the top providers of water and wastewater treatment services WERBUNG  in the U.S. and Canada, and will see Veolia welcome 110 new employees to its North America operations. The transaction includes contracts for water treatment services in locations across North America, including major metropolitan areas such as Phoenix, AZ, the fifth-largest city in the U.S., and Seattle, WA. Non-municipal contracts include a college in Illinois, a beverage company, a food processing company and a chemical company. Nearly a quarter of Veolia's business is devoted to water and wastewater solutions, making it well-suited to ensure a seamless transition for its new customers. In keeping with its commitment to community partnership, Veolia intends to work closely with business leaders and residents in the many communities where the newly-acquired contracts are located. "We are excited to expand our water and energy services to these municipalities and industries, and welcome our new colleagues," said VNA Chief Executive Officer Bill DiCroce. "This is another example of our growing our capabilities and offering leading environmental solutions. We look forward to working with dozens of new communities and delivering the highest quality water and wastewater services available." Veolia will be taking over 23 new contracts, of which 13 are wastewater contracts, four are drinking water contracts, five are wastewater and drinking water contracts, and one is a contract to provide steam and compressed air. Eighteen of these contracts are located in the U.S. in eight different states (Connecticut, Ohio, North Carolina, Illinois, Minnesota, Arizona, California and Washington), and five are located in Ontario, Canada. This move is also in line with the company's strategy to establish a greater presence in the western U.S., where six of the new contracts are located. The transaction is worth $27 million. The new contracts represent a yearly turnover of $31.1 million. Veolia group is the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 169,000 employees worldwide, the Group designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions that contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries. Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources, preserve available resources, and to replenish them. In 2017, the Veolia group supplied 96 million people with drinking water and 62 million people with wastewater service, produced nearly 55 million megawatt hours of energy and converted 47 million metric tons of waste into new materials and energy. Veolia Environnement (listed on Paris Euronext: VIE) recorded consolidated revenue of USD 30.1 billion in 2017. www.veolia.com  View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180709005648/en/ Contacts: Veolia Matthew Burgard, 617-470-9627 © 2018 Business Wire

The City of Bordeaux Appoints Veolia to Handle Its Wastewater Treatment and Rainwater Management Services Regulatory News: On Friday, July 6, Bordeaux's Metropolitan Council voted in favor of Veolia's (Paris:VIE) bid for the delegated public service WERBUNG  concession agreement for wastewater treatment and rainwater management. The future agreement, for a period of 7 years from January 1, 2019 and with a value of €352 million, covers the management of 6 waste water treatment plants and networks of 4,200 km, with a total treatment capacity for a population equivalent of 1.15 million inhabitants. Having launched a competitive tender procedure in June 2017 relating to the delegated public services of wastewater treatment and urban rainwater management, the Council of the City of Bordeaux has just made a decision in favor of Veolia's bid. While notice of the deal is awaited, the Group's teams, expertise and know-how have already been mobilized to ensure a successful start to the contract, which will put the City of Bordeaux at the forefront of the world's largest cities in terms not only of wastewater treatment but also environmental protection and flood prevention. Co-construction approach with employees, and partnership governance with the City Veolia's immediate priority is all the service's current employees. In fact, the team is already working to guarantee the flawless transfer of all the SGAC's employees, as took place in the City of Lille, for example. Every employee will be met individually as soon as possible and a working group will be formed with the union organizations. Along the lines of this co-construction approach with the employees, Veolia has proposed a new partnership governance system to the City of Bordeaux, which is a major aspect of its bid. This innovative contractual relationship, which will work in a transparent and co-constructed way, will benefit the City's consumers and be supervised by the organizing authority. Providing a better service to consumers, involving the region's population and economic stakeholders This genuine partnership also concerns all citizens, and Veolia intends to engage with them so that they become actively involved in their environment. They will be included in various governance bodies, and will contribute to the continuous improvement of the service. Specifically, the service provided to consumers will, in particular, include the creation of a new agency in the center of the City of Bordeaux, the creation of a new dedicated service for professionals and major clients , and a one-stop-shop for procedures relating to new works. Finally, this partnership will affect the City's ecosystem (Universities, SMEs, innovative VSBs and associations), which was brought together around Veolia's project and contributed to the quality of its proposals. More than 65 local partners are ready to innovate and thus make this wastewater treatment service sustainable from an environmental, economic and social point of view. Innovating to improve the quality of life While the future contract includes the making of investments of €37 million, mainly to renew the networks, Veolia, alongside the City's departments, intends to put a more efficient service in place which is adapted, on the one hand, to take account of demographic and urban developments, and on the other, to respect the environment. It will be a modern, digital service relying on the expertise and innovation of the Group and its partners. Thus, new ranges of connected objects and sensors are proposed to reinforce control of the networks and to improve the monitoring of discharges and their impact on the Garonne, which is the natural outlet for the whole of the City. Drones will be used in the networks to protect the City's assets. Veolia's know-how will be deployed at plants in the form of innovations aimed at optimizing reagent and energy consumption. Finally, the evolution of data processing using artificial intelligence programs offers fresh prospects for the management of a service as valuable as sanitation. While digitized in this way, the service will nevertheless be more human. For example, Veolia has established a sizable social innovation component with the creation of the community officers' unit. Eight officers with a background in professional integration, assisted by outreach associations, will act as the service's intermediaries on the ground, both to ensure that it is running properly and to inform and raise the awareness of users on a daily basis. "Veolia, as a genuine partner of the City of Bordeaux, is committed to making these sanitation and rainwater management services a real benchmark in the world of water," says Frédéric Van Heems, Chief Executive Officer of Veolia Water France. "This success reflects the dynamism of the new corporate project for our business 'Osons 20/20!', which focuses on the key challenges of human ecology and regional development." The Veolia Group is the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 169,000 employees in five continents, the Group designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions  that contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries. Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources and preserve and replenish available resources. In 2017, the Veolia Group supplied 96 million people with drinking water and 62 million people with a waste water service, produced nearly 55 million megawatt hours of energy and recycled 47 million metric tons of waste. Veolia Environnement (Euronext Paris: VIE) recorded consolidated revenue of €25.12 billion in 2017. www.veolia.com  View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180708005050/en/

Das ist der Teil des Artikels mit Bezug zu Veolia. Ehrlich gesagt verstehe ich nicht, worum es hier geht. Kann das jemand einfach verständlich erklären?

AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Frankreich (Reuters) - Die französische Staatsfinanzierungsgesellschaft Caisse des Depots wird Ende des Sommers entscheiden, ob sie die Versorgungsgruppe Veolia in ihrem Transdev-Transport-Joint Venture übernehmen will, sagte der CDC-Chef am Samstag. Der französische Abfall- und Wasserkonzern hat lange versucht, Transdev zu verlassen, und hat eine Option, seine 30-prozentige Beteiligung zum Jahresende über eine Vereinbarung mit der CDC von 2016 zu verkaufen. "Wir haben zwei Möglichkeiten, über die wir uns gegen Ende des Sommers zweifellos entscheiden werden", sagte CDC-Chef Lombard gegenüber Reuters in einem Interview. "Entweder kaufen wir den Anteil von Veolia oder (wir erreichen) einen Vertrag mit einem Finanz- oder Industriepartner, um die 30 Prozent zu kaufen", fügte er am Rande einer Wirtschaftskonferenz in Aix-en-Provence in Südfrankreich hinzu.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cdc-transdev/frances-cdc-to-decide-on-buying-out-veolia-in-jv-at-end-summer-idUSKBN1JX0YE

Und weiter geht's https://www.compelo.com/energy/news/veolia-opens-new-facility-in-france-for-recycling-end-of-life-photovoltaic-panels/

Ja schöne letzte Tage. Auf jetzt schön gemächlich in Richtung Allzeithoch.

ist sonnig hier ;-)

Meine Umicore im Gegensatz noch sehr verhalten