UK Select Trust Ld – Interim Management Statement
UK Select Trust Ld – Interim Management Statement

Published May 26, 2011.
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Eurotex Finanz doesn’t want to be as good as everyone else. It doesn’t even want to be better. What this dynamic global financial holding company wants to be is the very best at helping businesses who want to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.  Doing so, these businesses can capitalize exponentially, as well as meeting the legal requirements to list on the exchange.

The guiding goal of Eurotex Finanz is reflected not only in the way it does business, but in all aspects of its operation. Perhaps the most telling way to illustrate that point lies within Eurotex Finanz’s unwillingness to not only redefine a standardized business term, but also to rename it.

For some companies, mission statements are guiding principles that also convey the company purpose and goal to the public. For others, it’s simply a statement for marketing purposes. Neither is adequate enough to encapsulate Eurotex Finanz’s approach, therefore the company has instead adopted a “vision statement.”

Clever, indeed; but this is part of what Eurotex Finanz has infused amid its culture with the inspirational principles that also guide its business operations. They have crafted a vision statement created by company founders and embraced by boards of directors.  In fact, the very statement is even recited before each board meeting begins.

So, what is this global financial holding company’s statement of vision?

Ø “Customers for Life. To earn our customers’ loyalty, we must listen to them, anticipate their needs and act to create value in their eyes. We want to be known for reliability, flexibility, responsiveness, innovative products and services, and exemplary citizenship. Growth, longevity and financial success will naturally follow.”

Eurotex Finanz’s primary directive is to invest in established public and private companies that pay consistent dividends or that show promise of returns and then use their global contacts and expertise to grow and improve each unique investment, allowing phenomenal results to be delivered.

“We will make this happen in an enriching environment of trust,

cooperation and mutual respect.”

– James Timothy White, CEO

If its debut is any indication, Eurotex delivers all that, and then some. On its listing day (Jan. 4, 2010), Eurotex Finanz — with 48 estimated shareholders and 21,148,676 shares outstanding 11 months after its initial listing — had a market capitalization of just over 20 million Euros.

While the terms “mergers” and “acquisitions” are often used synonymously in the financial arena, they actually mean slightly different things. Eurotex Finanz not only knows this, the Tortola, British Virgin Island-based company operates with that as a pretext in all services and dealings.

When one company takes over another and clearly establishes itself as the new owner, that purchase and takeover is an acquisition. From a legal standpoint, the target company ceases to exist, once taken over. The buy swallows the target business, but buyers’ stock continues to be traded.

In the purest sense of the term, mergers don’t actually happen very often. In most cases, one company will buy another and — as part of the terms outlined in the deal — allows the acquired company to proclaim that the action is a merger of equals, even if it technically is an acquisition. Being bought out often carries negative connotations, so describing it as a merger makes it more palatable to the public, especially and specifically investors and stockholders. Think Daimler-Benz’s takeover of Chrysler in 1999, which was widely reported as a merger at that time.

A purchase deal is called a merger when both CEOs agree that joining their companies together is in the best interests of both of them. However, when the target company is taken unwillingly (i.e. an unfriendly deal), the deal is referred to as an acquisition.

Regardless of the landscape, the terms, or the conception of the deal, Eurotex works as an effective consultant for companies in all steps of the merger process, from initial negotiation to final execution and resolution.  That one characteristic could be the very element that enables them to rise above the rest.

 

Originally published here.

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Anne Violet

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