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Porr: As part of a consortium, Porr was entrusted with the construction of the pylons and support structure of the High Moselle Bridge back in late 2010. Following an eight-year construction period, the project has officially opened to traffic as of 21 November. The bridge stands as the centrepiece of the new, 25 km-long road “B 50neu” and provides a direct road link between the Benelux countries and the Rhein-Main area. The High Moselle Bridge is the second-highest bridge in Germany after the Kochertal Bridge (185 m). The final bridge shunting was successfully completed in November 2019 as part of the infrastructure measures by the SEH/Porr consortium. The cost of construction totalled around Euro 175 mn.
Porr: weekly performance: 4.76%

Semperit: In the first three quarters of 2019, total revenue of rubber company Semperit Group recorded a year-on-year decline of 2.7% to Euro 652.2 mn. Revenue in the Industrial Sector fell by 1.5% to Euro 426.2 mn and in the Medical Sector by 4.9% to Euro 226.0 mn. EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) rose from Euro 41.9 mn in the first three quarters of 2018 to Euro 56.4 mn in the first three quarters of 2019. “In the course of this year, we have taken a major step forward; our systematic restructuring and transformation programme is taking effect. The Medical Sector has also made a positive contribution to EBITDA for the second consecutive quarter, based on an increase in operating performance,” commented Martin Füllenbach, Chairman of the Management Board of Semperit AG Holding, on the condensed report. “Despite this upward trend, the situation in the Medical Sector continues to intensify in view of the highly competitive market environment; our relative competitive position has recently deteriorated significantly. Against this background, we are examining strategic options for the Medical Sector.”
Semperit: weekly performance: -2.08%

CA Immo: Real estate company CA Immo is on course for another positive overall result for the year. Recurring earnings (FFO I) rose 8.1% to Euro 101.4 mn in the first nine months of 2019 (2018 value: Euro 93.7 m). FFO I per share stood at Euro 1.09 on the key date, an increase of 8.1% on the 2018 value of Euro 1.01 per share. The annual target for long-term revenue in 2019 – an increase in FFO I on last year’s value of Euro 118.5 m to over Euro 125 m – has been confirmed. According to Andreas Quint, CEO of CA Immo: “Our internal project development activity is facilitating earnings growth that is continual, and above all quantifiable. This means we can secure a return on investment that would not have been possible solely through the acquisition of existing buildings in the present highly priced market situation. In September, for example, an internally developed and fully let office building in Berlin was transferred to our portfolio. Two other office projects in Berlin and Munich that we plan to complete in the second half of 2020 and transfer to the portfolio were also 93% and 92% pre-let respectively as of the end of September. This additional rental revenue is already pointing to positive earnings contributions for business year 2020.”
CA Immo: weekly performance: 1.90%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (21/11/2019)

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Aktien auf dem Radar:Amag, Palfinger, SBO, Addiko Bank, Flughafen Wien, Austriacard Holdings AG, EVN, EuroTeleSites AG, Pierer Mobility, Semperit, Bawag, Kostad, Wolford, Oberbank AG Stamm, Polytec Group, ams-Osram, Agrana, CA Immo, Erste Group, Immofinanz, Kapsch TrafficCom, Mayr-Melnhof, OMV, Österreichische Post, Strabag, Telekom Austria, Uniqa, VIG, Wienerberger, Covestro, Sartorius.

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