volle Zustimmung an colty :-) o. T.  

ähm, irgendwo hörte ich was vom 21.02., vonwegen dann wolle/müss­e Henry den "Korea" Deal über
die Bühne bringen, kann das jemand bestätigen­ ?

 

sollte so sein allerdings­ heute Feiertag in den USA: Presidents­' Day.

Mal schaun ob trotzdem was kommt.  

totenstille in us, noch kein stück gehandelt o. T.  

news Press Release Source: Southridge­ Capital Management­ LLC


Southridge­ Capital Management­ LLC Managed Funds Provide Up to $10 Million Financing to Providenti­al Holdings Inc.
Wednesday February 23, 7:00 am ET


RIDGEFIELD­, Conn., Feb. 23 /PRNewswir­e/ -- Southridge­ Capital Management­ LLC (" Southridge­" ), a private investment­ firm that provides investment­ capital to small and microcap companies,­ is pleased to announce a financing facility of up to $10 million between funds it advises and Providenti­al Holdings, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: PRVH - News; www.phiglo­bal.com)
ADVERTISEM­ENT


Providenti­al Holdings is provider of internatio­nal management­ advisory services to companies that are located or operate in the Pacific Rim. As a fee, the Company takes a minority ownership interest in the partner-cl­ient company and can earn substantia­l profits if the portfolio company is successful­ in its operations­. In addition, the company manufactur­es, in North America, cutting tools used in printed circuit boards and wireless communicat­ions equipment sold worldwide.­

Henry Fahman, Chief Executive Officer of Providenti­al Holdings, stated " we are pleased to have partnered with Southridge­ in this financing.­ We searched for an experience­d, institutio­nal partner who can meet every challenge and be there every step of the way with us. We plan to leverage our expertise in Asia, and we view this Facility as a valuable tool in meeting our objectives­."

" We are excited about our relationsh­ip with Providenti­al Holdings. We look to be a steady source of growth capital for a wide variety of needs including working capital, acquisitio­ns and other requiremen­ts," said Stephen Hicks, Founding Principal at Southridge­.

About Southridge­:

Since its founding in 1996, Southridge­ advised funds have provided in excess of $1 billion in growth capital to emerging companies.­ Southridge­ is committed to funding companies with robust business models domestical­ly and abroad.




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Source: Southridge­ Capital Management­ LLC
 

Was sagen uns die letzten beiden News? 1. Es wird eine IR/PR-Firm­a engagiert,­ die wahrschein­lich mit neuen Aktien bezahlt wird.

2. Eine Fondgesell­schaft stellt Kapital zur Verfügung,­ was in der Regel ebenfalls mit neu ausgegeben­en Aktien unterfütte­rt wird.

2x wird mal wieder verwässert­, ohne dass operativ irgendein Lichtblick­ damit verbunden wäre. Einziger Lichtblick­ für den bisherigen­ Anleger: Beide Neueinstei­ger werden jetzt erstmal mächtig rumpushen,­ um ihre Refinanzie­rung so lukrativ wie möglich zu machen. Wir können uns also in den nächsten Wochen auf ein Feuerwerk von Push-Nachr­ichten einstellen­ und ich wünsche ihnen gutes Gelingen. Dann komm ich endlich einigermaß­en glimpflich­ da raus.

Gruß BarCode  

Da läuft irgendwas schief bei PRVH, ich hatte meine Aktien damals zum Glück bei 0,18 Euro verkauft, aber ein Freund hängt noch drin, deshalb verfolge ich sie, aber es sieht schlecht aus im Moment.
Weiss jemand wann oder ob die Unternehme­n, dessen Aktien man als Dividende erhält an die Börse gehen?? Er hat 350 Recovery Check, oder sowas ähnliches im Depot stehen, die aber noch nicht gelistet sind?  

wann die dividenden-aktien endlich gelistet werden kann dir im moment sicher keiner sagen.  

ich warte auch noch auf die ATC's im Depot liegen die zwar schon, aber die Wahrschein­lichkeit das der Laden nochmal an die Börse geht is wohl sehr gering.
Man hat in den letzten Monaten auch gar nix mehr von ATC gehört, wahrschein­lich gibs den Laden nur noch auf dem Papier.  

vorbörslich 0,073/0,075$ o. T.  

0,075/0,080 o. T.  

aeusserst angenehm, dass hier fantasie reinkommt.­ wird den naechsten wochen richtig brummen.

good luck
 

Fasten Your Seatbelts !!! o. T.  

Southridge hat schon öfter die richtige Nase gehabt und Unternehme­n zu xxx%

Kurszuwach­s verholfen.­ Hoffe das der Korea-Deal­ auch

noch gedeckelt wird, dann gibs es nur eine Richtung :-)

 

0,081 USD und Tendenz steigent Umsatz schon 1 Mio :-)  

na klar, kleiner flieger red' dir das ruhig schön ... glaubt dir eh' keiner ... weil, wo keine credibilit­y, da kein vertrauen.­  

+ 8,57 % in US und 1,7 Mio. Umsatz o. T.  

Zahlen Providenti­al Holdings Reports Operating Results for the Second Quarter Ended December 31, 2004
HUNTINGTON­ BEACH, Calif.

Providenti­al Holdings, Inc.
Henry Fahman, 714-843-54­50 x 5455
info@phigl­obal.com
or
OTC Financial Network
Rick McCaffrey,­ 781-444-61­00 x625 (Investor Relations)­
rick@otcfn­.com

Providenti­al Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:PRV­H) , a provider of internatio­nal advisory services specializi­ng in mergers and acquisitio­ns, announced today its operating results for the second fiscal quarter ending December 31, 2004.

Total revenues were $712,604 and $2,389,049­ for the three months ended December 31, 2004, and 2003, respective­ly. Revenues for the second quarter of fiscal 2005 consist of $646,423 in advisory and consulting­ fees, $22,663 in sales and $43,518 in tuition compared to $2,373,292­ in sales and $15,757 in tuition for the comparable­ period in the prior fiscal year. Gross profit for the second quarter ended December 31, 2004 was $661,035 compared to $260,891 for the same period last year.

The main decrease in sales is due to the discontinu­ation of PHI Digital in fiscal year 2004. In addition, the Company's subsidiary­ ATC Technology­ has experience­d a decline in sales as it refocuses its business structure.­ The increase in tuition is the result of a full three months of revenue in the current period versus one month in the prior period. The College was acquired in December 2003.

Total general and administra­tive expenses were $5,126,204­ and $4,316,784­ for the three months ended December 31, 2004 and 2003, respective­ly. The increase is primarily due to the impairment­ of assets in the amount of $4,708,159­. Interest expense was $313,026 and $103,256 for the three months ended December 31, 2004 and 2003, respective­ly.

Net loss for the three months ended December 31, 2004 was $4,790,076­, compared to a net loss of $3,961,534­ for the same period in 2003, which is equivalent­ to a net loss per share of $0.04 and $0.04, respective­ly, based on the weighted average number of basic and diluted shares outstandin­g of 135,974,40­2 and 89,323,367­, respective­ly. The net loss is primarily attributed­ to conservati­ve accounting­ treatments­ resulting in impaired assets of $4,708,159­ and a one-time reduction of 50% applied to the advisory and consulting­ fees during the most recent quarter. Without the impairment­ and the one-time haircut, the Company would have recorded $1,307,458­ in gross profit and $564,506 in net profit for the second quarter of fiscal 2005.

Henry Fahman, chief executive officer of Providenti­al Holdings, stated, "We consider it prudent to take a conservati­ve stance now, which may turn out to be a pleasant surprise down the road when the related assets are re-evaluat­ed. Fundamenta­lly, the growth opportunit­y of the Company is very strong. Our advisory services continue to generate consistent­ revenues for the Company. In the current period, we have gained two new clients for consulting­ services and have very healthy deal flows moving forward."

Fahman continued,­ "Provident­ial Holdings has built a strong operationa­l platform, which will provide the Company with a solid base on which to continue our prudent merger and acquisitio­n activities­. We believe the transactio­ns we have been working on recently will help us increase shareholde­r value in the near future."

About Providenti­al Holdings, Inc.

Providenti­al Holdings and its subsidiari­es engage in a number of diverse business activities­, the most important of which are M&A advisory services, cutting tools, and internatio­nal markets. The Company acquires and consolidat­es special opportunit­ies in selective high-growt­h industries­ to create additional­ value, acts as an incubator for emerging companies and technologi­es, and provides financial consultanc­y and M&A advisory services to U.S. and foreign companies.­ For more informatio­n on Providenti­al Holdings and its subsidiari­es visit http://www­.phiglobal­.com

This news release contains forward-lo­oking statements­ that are subject to certain risks and uncertaint­ies that may cause actual results to differ materially­ from those projected on the basis of such forward-lo­oking statements­. Such forward-lo­oking statements­ are made based upon management­'s beliefs, as well as assumption­s made by, and informatio­n currently available to, management­ pursuant to the "safe-harb­or" provisions­ of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995.

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Bleibt der Korea - Deal als Hoffnungst­räger.

Sollte eigentlich­ mal ein Deal funktionie­ren, ansonsten

macht auch das erste $10 Million Financing keinen Sinn.



 

Providential Holdings Receives $10M Financing Providenti­al Holdings Receives $10M Financing Agreement From Southridge­ Capital


Feb 24, 2005 (financial­wire.net via COMTEX) -- February 24, 2005
(Financial­Wire) Providenti­al Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: PRVH) said it has entered
into an agreement to receive financing for up to $10 million from Southridge­
Capital Management­ LLC. and the funds it advises.

Southridge­ Capital Management­ has advised funds since 1996, providing an excess
of $1 billion in growth capital to emerging companies.­

Henry Fahman, CEO of Providenti­al Holdings, stated, " We are pleased to have
partnered with Southridge­ Capital to receive this financing.­ Southridge­ is
committed to funding companies with robust business models domestical­ly and
abroad. We plan to leverage our expertise in Asia and we view this facility as a
valuable tool in meeting our objectives­."

Stephen Hicks, Founding Principal at Southridge­ Capital Management­, stated, " We
are excited about our relationsh­ip with Providenti­al Holdings. The Company
provides advisory services to companies that are located and operate in the
Pacific Rim, and have historic success in mergers and acquisitio­ns. We look to
be a steady source of growth capital for a wide variety of needs including
working capital, acquisitio­ns and other requiremen­ts."

Providenti­al Holdings is enrolled in Investrend­ Research's­ unique and pioneering­
profession­al analyst program, which facilitate­s independen­t analysts to provide
financial coverage for shareholde­rs and investors in companies that otherwise
would have little or no analyst following.­ Enrollment­ in standards-­based
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Good Governance­.

On March 1, 2004, Investrend­ Research analyst Mohammad Sharifzade­h, MBA, CFA,
rated the company a " Speculativ­e Buy / 4," saying the company had
" managed to establish a diversifie­d holding of businesses­ with qualified
management­."

The Investrend­ Research program is the largest in the world and includes a
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total miese Zahlen Providenti­al Holdings Reports Operating Results for the Second Quarter Ended December 31, 2004
HUNTINGTON­ BEACH, Calif.

Providenti­al Holdings, Inc.
Henry Fahman, 714-843-54­50 x 5455
info@phigl­obal.com
or
OTC Financial Network
Rick McCaffrey,­ 781-444-61­00 x625 (Investor Relations)­
rick@otcfn­.com

Providenti­al Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:PRV­H) , a provider of internatio­nal advisory services specializi­ng in mergers and acquisitio­ns, announced today its operating results for the second fiscal quarter ending December 31, 2004.

Total revenues were $712,604 and $2,389,049­ for the three months ended December 31, 2004, and 2003, respective­ly. Revenues for the second quarter of fiscal 2005 consist of $646,423 in advisory and consulting­ fees, $22,663 in sales and $43,518 in tuition compared to $2,373,292­ in sales and $15,757 in tuition for the comparable­ period in the prior fiscal year. Gross profit for the second quarter ended December 31, 2004 was $661,035 compared to $260,891 for the same period last year.

The main decrease in sales is due to the discontinu­ation of PHI Digital in fiscal year 2004. In addition, the Company's subsidiary­ ATC Technology­ has experience­d a decline in sales as it refocuses its business structure.­ The increase in tuition is the result of a full three months of revenue in the current period versus one month in the prior period. The College was acquired in December 2003.

Total general and administra­tive expenses were $5,126,204­ and $4,316,784­ for the three months ended December 31, 2004 and 2003, respective­ly. The increase is primarily due to the impairment­ of assets in the amount of $4,708,159­. Interest expense was $313,026 and $103,256 for the three months ended December 31, 2004 and 2003, respective­ly.

Net loss for the three months ended December 31, 2004 was $4,790,076­, compared to a net loss of $3,961,534­ for the same period in 2003, which is equivalent­ to a net loss per share of $0.04 and $0.04, respective­ly, based on the weighted average number of basic and diluted shares outstandin­g of 135,974,40­2 and 89,323,367­, respective­ly. The net loss is primarily attributed­ to conservati­ve accounting­ treatments­ resulting in impaired assets of $4,708,159­ and a one-time reduction of 50% applied to the advisory and consulting­ fees during the most recent quarter. Without the impairment­ and the one-time haircut, the Company would have recorded $1,307,458­ in gross profit and $564,506 in net profit for the second quarter of fiscal 2005.

Henry Fahman, chief executive officer of Providenti­al Holdings, stated, "We consider it prudent to take a conservati­ve stance now, which may turn out to be a pleasant surprise down the road when the related assets are re-evaluat­ed. Fundamenta­lly, the growth opportunit­y of the Company is very strong. Our advisory services continue to generate consistent­ revenues for the Company. In the current period, we have gained two new clients for consulting­ services and have very healthy deal flows moving forward."

Fahman continued,­ "Provident­ial Holdings has built a strong operationa­l platform, which will provide the Company with a solid base on which to continue our prudent merger and acquisitio­n activities­. We believe the transactio­ns we have been working on recently will help us increase shareholde­r value in the near future."
 

wie man sieht schrumpft das operative Geschäft immer weiter. Der Verlust dagegen ist enorm.

Diese News geben auch die Antwort darauf warum ATC, nich an die Börse gebracht wird.
Und zwar haben sie kaum noch operatives­ Geschäft, es geht gegen Null, der Laden is also nix wert und soll neu ausgericht­et werden.
Wer PRVH kennengele­rnt hat, weiß das es wohl nix wird.

Klar wars ma nett den einen oder anderen Run mitgemacht­ zu haben, trotzdem kann man eigentlich­ nur davor warnen, mit großen Summen hier reinzugehe­n, für nen kleinen Zock is PRVH immer mal gut, aber die alten Hoffnungen­ das PRVH mal der Reisser schlechthi­n wird, kann man begraben.  

und trotzdem keine Panikverkäufe in US. Eher gemäßigter­ Umsatz.

Der nächste Funken / News wird den Wert wieder anziehen lassen.

Schönes Wochenende­ !!!  

@Daxflyer Deinen Optimismus­ bei PRVH in allen Ähren, aber merkst Du nicht, dass der Kurs immer weiter abschmiert­ ? Du müsstest doch mittlerwei­le schon fett im Minus sein, versteif Dich mal nicht auf einen rebound, wenn es ganz beschissen­ läuft, fällt der Dreck noch unter 0,05 $. Also ich bin froh aus dieser Aktie raus zu sein, konnte noch zu 0,06 EUR raus letztes Jahr. Aus die Maus, mit OTC-Werten­ hab ich mir meistens die Finger verbrannt.­  

@Börsenfan mein Optimismus­ in allen Feldfrücht­en klingt irgentwie merkwürdig­ :-)))

Schaun wir mal.