Esta pregunta y respuesta dentro del ER es extremadamente interesante:
Teun Teeuwisse - Kempen & Co:
(...) I have a final question and I have to make a little calculation for that based on what you just said in the presentation. Because if I hear you correctly, Germany going to a 600 million to 700 million revenue business. You could say that by 2016 Imtech is about a 4 billion business. And you are targeting 4% to 6% EBITDA margin in two to four years, I’d say that 3% seems fair, so that means you’re at – that’s about 120 million of EBITDA by 2016. I just hear that you find ICT fully valued at 7 times EBITDA. So I get to a value of Imtech of say about 700 million enterprise value, and net debt left is 130 million, leaves a equity value of below 600 million and now you are asking your shareholders now to put in 600 million. On Slide 6, you specifically say that you represent the interest of all stakeholders. But it seems with this equity issue that you are more representing the interest of the banks who were fully repaid than to shareholders. And so can you please explain how you are representing the interests of the current shareholders right now?
Gerard van de Aast -CEO:
Then on the question of what is in this for shareholders – I mean the calculations you make, Teun, are your calculations. I can make different calculations at different margins at different timing and you get the whole different numbers. But I think the essence is that it is very clear from where we were that something need to happen. And then as board we can only and this is the joint boards of Imtech, we can only act and that's our fiduciary duty in the best interest of the company and all its stakeholders. And this solution that is being presented today is both radical, it is a significant or a we call it, decisive step forward. We honestly do believe that this decision and this solution is in the best interest of the company and ultimately therefore also in the best interest of the shareholders. It is not just a rights issue, it is as Hans was saying a three-step approach. It is a significant rights issue, it is the sale of division at a fair value and it is significant concessions by the lenders in terms of pricing, covenant holiday, liquidity and other debt reduction items such as the auction that will bring stability that this company needs to basically solve its operational problems, because as Hans was saying, we have been dealing with three problems. One, we had to deal last year with a lot of fraud issues. Second, the financing issue and now we need the stability and also the time to deal with the last item which is the operational performance.
So long story short, the solution we present we believe is both radical, it is decisive, it is a bit of give-and-take on all sides and ultimately this is what we honestly believe is in the best interest of the company and since shareholders own the company it should be therefore in their best interest as well.