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FACC: FACC AG, global aerospace leader when it comes to designing, developing and manufacturing advanced aircraft components and systems, was able to achieve its goal in terms of both sales and earnings in the short financial year 2019 (March 1 - December 31). Sales reached Euro 665 mn. Operating profitability was kept at the previous year's level at 5.2 %. The EBIT amounts to Euro 34.6 mn. Net debt amounted to Euro 213.3 mn on December 31, 2019. The increase in net debt is largely due to the first-time application of IFRS Standard 16 "Leases". FACC confirmed the medium-term growth and earnings targets communicated at the beginning of the year. For the next five years, taking current market information into account, an average sales growth of 5 % (CAGR) and a target margin (EBIT) in the range of 8 - 10 % is exptected.
FACC: weekly performance: -24.06%

Wienerberger: In 2019, the Wienerberger Group, a leading international provider of smart solutions for the entire building envelope and for infrastructure, delivered the best result in its 200-year history. Revenues at Group level increased by 5% to a record level of Euro 3.5 bn. EBITDA LFL grew  by 24% to Euro 587 mn. With a 38% rise in EBITDA to Euro 610 mn (2018: 443 mn), Wienerberger surpassed its Euro 600 mn target set for 2020. "Our reported record revenues and earnings confirm that our value-enhancing growth strategy pursued during the past 10 years has been extremely successful, especially in the year of our 200th anniversary. Despite a flat market environment and softening demand in some of our markets in the second half of the year, we continued to grow", says CEO Heimo Scheuch, commenting on the Company's strong performance. Throughout the year, Wienerberger consistently advanced the optimization of its portfolio through acquisitions and added a variety of value-creating solutions to its existing product range. Wienerberger's profit after tax rose substantially by 87% to Euro 249 mn. Given such growth recorded in the reporting year, the Managing Board will propose an increase of the dividend by 20% to Euro 0.60 per share from Euro 0.50 to the Annual General Meeting. The target set for 2020 is to increase the Wienerberger Group's EBITDA LFL to Euro 625 to 645 mn.
Wienerberger: weekly performance: -14.58%

Atrium: Atrium European Real Estate Limited, a leading owner, operator and redeveloper of shopping centres and retail real estate in Central Europe, reports its financial results for the year ended 31 December 2019. Group like-for-like net rental income (“NRI”) increased by 2.4%, with growth of 2.0% in Poland and 3.0% in the Czech Republic (excluding Russia and assets held for sale), reflecting a higher quality, more sustainable portfolio income profile. Group like-for-like NRI increased by 1.1%. EBITDA1 and EBITDA margin remained stable at Euro 154 mn and 87% respectively (Euro 156 mn and 87% in 2018). Company adjusted EPRA earnings1 per share was 28.0 eurocents, 4.3% lower than in 2018 due to phasing of asset rotation as part of the Company’s strategy. Liad Barzilai, Chief Executive Officer of Atrium Group, commented: “Today’s results once again reflect the ongoing tangible success of the asset rotation strategy we have been executing over the last few years, providing us with a portfolio of faster growing dominant assets focused in Warsaw and Prague, which continue to benefit from urbanisation and a strong macro backdrop. As we move into a new decade and continue to respond to the structural trends that are driving consumer habits, including shopping and living, we will be executing our evolved strategy. This strategy will build on our expertise, leverage the quality of our existing portfolio and de risk against potential volatility of our cash flow as we diversify into the residential for rent sector. This will see the shape of our portfolio evolve towards a platform of c. 5,000 high quality residential units for rent, mainly in Warsaw, which will complement the leading retail destinations that we now own as a result of our successful repositioning strategy.”
Atrium: weekly performance: -5.34%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (26/02/2020)

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