密切关注携程网CTRP

[terry]

今天在NASDAQ第一天上市，涨50%。静观其变，相机行事。

(携程即将在纳斯达克上市 发行价每股18美元 )
携程即将在纳斯达克上市 发行价每股18美元

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http://www.sina.com.cn 2003年12月09日 12:03 新浪科技

　　新浪科技讯 携程网即将于美国时间12月9日在纳斯达克证券市场挂牌交易，该公司以每股18美元发行了420万美国存托凭证股票，携程网首次公开发行募集了7560万美元，每股存托凭证股票相当于两股普通股。携程网成为自2000年7月以来首个在美国IPO的中国网络公司。

　　美林证券负责承销携程网股票，目前承销费用尚未公布。2000年7月搜狐成为中国内
地最后一个在纳斯达克上市的网站。携程网股票将在美国东部时间12月9日在纳斯达克股票交易所交易，股票代号为“CTRP”。

　　携程网是一家吸纳海外风险投资组建的旅行服务公司，创立于1999年初，主要的投资者有美国Carlyle Group、日本SoftBank、美国IDG等。其中Carlyle Group在携程IPO之前占32%的股份、美国老虎基金属下的老虎科技基金占26%股份，携程网首席财务官沈南鹏持有11%股份，首席执行官梁建章持有8.6%股份。

　　携程于1999年10月接受IDG的第一轮投资；次年3月接受以日本SoftBank为首的第二轮投资，2000年11月收购国内最早、最大的传统订房中心-现代运通，成为中国最大的宾馆分销商，并在同月接受以美国Carlyle Group为首的第三轮投资，三次共计吸纳海外风险投资近1800万美金；2001年10月携程实现盈利；2002年4月收购了北京最大的散客票务公司-北京海岸航空服务公司，并建立了全国统一的机票预订服务中心，在35个商旅城市提供送票上门服务。截至9月30日的今年头九个月，携程的营收为1280万美元，净利润为350万美元。截至9月30日的今年头九个月，携程的营收为1280万美元，净利润为350万美元。该公司86%的销售额来自酒店预订，11%来自机票预定服务。

　　附中国科技公司纳斯达克上市，首次公开发行步骤：

　　1，公司向董事会提交业务计划和财务预测建议书，董事会同意海外上市后，按美国的会计准则重新审核公司账目和业务记录，使其符合有关规定；2，委任美国的承销商，承销商将招股说明书初稿提交美国证券交易委员会；3，印制招股说明书，确定股票出售价格和发行数量；4，公司和投资银行在美国各大城市举办推介活动；5，开始在纳斯达克上市交易。

 

[淼]

现价35.00, 上涨90%.

其他中概股, 大幅下挫, 资金都抽出来抄CTRP去了.

 

[terry]

Notice 'China Life Insurance Co. Ltd(LFC)' and 'Orbitz(ORBZ)' in week Dec 15-Dec 19.




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NEW YORK - In a debut that brought to mind the heady days of the Internet stock boom, shares of a Chinese travel Web site almost doubled in their first day of trading Tuesday.

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The stock of Ctrip.com International Ltd. closed on the Nasdaq Stock Market at $33.94 a share, up 89 percent from the $18 offering price set on its initial public offering of 4.2 million American depositary shares.


It was the highest first-day gain since the shares of chip maker Transmeta Corp (news - web sites). rose 115 percent in November 2000, according to data from Thomson Financial in Newark, N.J.


"It's been a long time," said Richard Peterson, Thomson's chief market strategist.


The gains came the same day as the Dow Jones industrials reached another milestone from markets past, crossing the 10,000 level in intraday trading.


There was strong demand for Ctrip's shares even before they began trading, as reflected in the pricing of the deal, which was led by Merrill Lynch & Co. Last week, the company hiked price expectations to between $16 and $18 from between $14 and $16 per ADS. The IPO priced at the high end of that revised range.


Ctrip, which is based in Shanghai but incorporated in the Cayman Islands, sells airline tickets and hotel reservations to business and individual travelers in China. About 85 percent of its business focuses on hotel reservations.


It is relatively new company, founded in 1999. Including dividends paid to existing shareholders and the effects of preferred stock, the company reported a $2.6 million net loss on $12.8 million in revenue over the first nine months of this year. For all of 2002, it reported a $2.3 million loss on $12.1 million in revenue.


Without the dividends, Ctrip would have reported net income of $3.5 million in the first nine months of this year, and $1.7 million for full-year 2002.


The company also has a relatively high profit margin of about 85 percent. That was a big draw for investors, said Francis Gaskins, president of IPOdesktop.com, which tracks new issues.


In addition, Ctrip is "an easy way to participate in the secular economic growth of China," Gaskins said.


Internet companies based in China have enjoyed a strong run in 2003, and online travel appears to be a growth area in the region. On Tuesday, just as Ctrip was readying its debut, another Chinese Internet company, Sina Corp., said it was acquiring Fortune Trip, a hotel-booking company based in Shanghai. Sina, which has seen its own stock rise four-fold this year, didn't release financial terms of the purchase.


Later this week, China Life Insurance Co. Ltd., an insurer based in Beijing, will seek to raise $2.62 billion. Though the offering will price Thursday, trading isn't expected on the New York Stock Exchange (news - web sites) until next Wednesday, a delay typical of large Chinese IPOs on the NYSE.


Although all of Ctrip's business is focused around China, U.S. IPO analysts were also looking at the deal as a possible barometer for next week's debut of U.S. online travel site Orbitz Inc. Orbitz, which is owned by major U.S. airlines, plans to sell 11 million shares at $22 to $24 a share during the week of Dec. 15.

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