par Beochien Ven 3 Oct 2014 - 11:47
Bon, les actions de Airbus aussi remontent à l'annonce d'un prochain accord avec Skymark ! Celles de Skymark aussi !
Ce n'est pas le genre d'Airbus d'enterrer un client en difficultés (Et Boeing non plus !) sans lui donner une chance !
Ne pas oublier que Airbus est entré sur le marché US en aidant largement des cies US en difficultés, JL ne va pas changer de politique, surtout au Japon !
A voir comment ça se traduira ... si le plan de Skymark tient la route, je verrais bien Airbus livrer au moins 3 A380, sur les FAB en cours , part sur le déjà payé, part en leasing Airbus peut être !
Ou reconvertir en avions plus petits ... si les plans Skymark ont changé !
Juste mon idée !
Un nouvel article (Non signé) plus précis sur les chiffres : 244 millions $ payés par Skymark, peut être 15% de la cde !
http://www.binarytribune.com/2014/10/02/airbus-group-nv-share-price-up-nears-settlement-with-skymark-over-terminated-a380-deal/
The Japanese carrier announced on Thursday that its President Shinichi Nishikubo had agreed on a settlement by the end of October at talks held with the aircraft manufacturer on Monday. A reduction of the cancellation fee was also on the table, Skymark said, so that the penalty does not impact busines.
The companies have so far failed to reach an agreement after Airbus terminated the Japanese airline’s order for six A380 jets in July, saying that Skymark made it clear it was not going to meet its contractual obligations. Skymark has said that the $244 million it had paid to Airbus for the aircrtaft, which exceeds its current market capitalization, may not be refunded and that it could face three times as much in penalties, fueling concern over its already weakened balance sheet.
Skymark, which had been preparing to launch its fleet of A380 superjumbo jets for four years, posted a $50-million net loss in the three months through June, exceeding threefold its annual loss for the previous fiscal year ended March.