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21st Austria weekly - Strabag, ams, Wienerberger, OMV (29/04/2020)

03.05.2020

Strabag: The publicly listed construction group Strabag SE had another record year in 2019: The Group generated a record output for the third year in a row in the 2019 financial year. With a plus of 2 % to Euro 16.6 bn, the company exceeded its own forecast. The consolidated group revenue amounted to Euro 15.7 bn. As with the output volume, this corresponds to a slight plus (3 %). The operating segments North + West contributed 48 %, South + East 31 % and International + Special Divisions 21 % to the revenue. The order backlog as at 31 December 2019 grew by 3 % year-on-year to reach another record level of Euro 17.4 bn. In 2019, the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) increased by 17 % to Euro 1,113.30 mn. CEO Thomas Birtel comments: “The significant short-term effects of the coronavirus crisis on our business should be behind us. But many industries, such as tourism or stationary trade, have been severely affected. Therefore, we must now assess the medium-term effects and also pay attention to our productivity. We must expect a decline in demand from the private sector, but this could be offset to a certain extent by public economic stimulus".
Strabag: weekly performance: 0.59%

ams: ams, a leading worldwide supplier of high performance sensor solutions, reports first quarter results with revenues and adjusted operating (EBIT) margin in the upper half of the guidance range. First quarter group revenues were USD 501.2 mn, above the mid-point of the expectation range, which is an increase of 32% from USD 379.0 million in the first quarter 2019. Driven by ams’ consumer solutions, these positive results demonstrate the strength of ams’ business and its robust profitability in light of the demanding Covid-19 situation. The adjusted result from operations (EBIT) for the first quarter was USD 101.0 mn or 20% of revenues (excluding acquisition-related and share-based compensation costs), fully in line with expectations, while increasing strongly from USD 22.8 million in the same quarter 2019 (USD 59.8 million or 12% of revenues including acquisition-related and share-based compensation costs, up from USD -4.3 million in the same period 2019). For the second quarter, ams expects a very solid business performance with expected revenues of USD 440-480 million and an adjusted operating (EBIT) margin in the range of 17-20%, reflecting a limited impact from the Covid-19 outbreak.
AMS: weekly performance: 18.71%

Wienerberger: The Wienerberger Group, world’s largest producer of bricks and the market leader in clay roof tiles in Europe as well as concrete pavers in Central-Eastern Europe and pipe systems in Europe, concluded the second round of its Employee Participation Program. Of the 4,400 employees in Austria, Great Britain, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic eligible to participate in the program, up to a quarter used the opportunity to invest in Wienerberger. The total volume invested came to over Euro 2.3 mn, the average investment per employee amounting to more than Euro 3,300. CEO Heimo Scheuch: "The high rate of participation is a clear signal of strength, especially in times like these, with all of us severely affected by the crisis. It shows that our employees believe in the future of Wienerberger. We are convinced that we have the right strategy to come out of this crisis stronger. As co-owners, our employees will benefit in the long term, just like all other shareholders."
Wienerberger: weekly performance: 9.09%

OMV: Austrian oil and gas company OMV said it lost Euro 68 mn  in the three months through March after making a profit of 496 mn  in the same period a year before. Clean CCS Operating Result decreased by 8% to Euro 699 mn, Clean CCS net income attributable to stockholders amounted to Euro 316 mn, clean CCS Earnings Per Share were Euro 0.97. Oil prices sank 65% in the first three months to lows of USD 22 a barrel as strict movement restrictions led to a collapse in demand for transportation fuels.
OMV: weekly performance: 9.85%

EVN: The management board of utility company EVN AG decreases its outlook for the Group net result of the current financial year 2019/20. Assuming average conditions in the energy market in the second half of the year, EVN expects a Group net result in a range of Euro 180 mn to Euro 200 mn (so far 200 mn to 230 mn).
The impairment testing conducted in connection with the preparation of the half-year report as of 31 March 2020 results in negative non-cash effects totalling around Euro 15 mn after taxes. Against the background of increased country risk premiums as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the weighted average costs of capital used for the valuation of fixed assets have risen.
EVN: weekly performance: -2.06%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (29/04/2020)


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Strabag: The publicly listed construction group Strabag SE had another record year in 2019: The Group generated a record output for the third year in a row in the 2019 financial year. With a plus of 2 % to Euro 16.6 bn, the company exceeded its own forecast. The consolidated group revenue amounted to Euro 15.7 bn. As with the output volume, this corresponds to a slight plus (3 %). The operating segments North + West contributed 48 %, South + East 31 % and International + Special Divisions 21 % to the revenue. The order backlog as at 31 December 2019 grew by 3 % year-on-year to reach another record level of Euro 17.4 bn. In 2019, the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) increased by 17 % to Euro 1,113.30 mn. CEO Thomas Birtel comments: “The significant short-term effects of the coronavirus crisis on our business should be behind us. But many industries, such as tourism or stationary trade, have been severely affected. Therefore, we must now assess the medium-term effects and also pay attention to our productivity. We must expect a decline in demand from the private sector, but this could be offset to a certain extent by public economic stimulus".
Strabag: weekly performance: 0.59%

ams: ams, a leading worldwide supplier of high performance sensor solutions, reports first quarter results with revenues and adjusted operating (EBIT) margin in the upper half of the guidance range. First quarter group revenues were USD 501.2 mn, above the mid-point of the expectation range, which is an increase of 32% from USD 379.0 million in the first quarter 2019. Driven by ams’ consumer solutions, these positive results demonstrate the strength of ams’ business and its robust profitability in light of the demanding Covid-19 situation. The adjusted result from operations (EBIT) for the first quarter was USD 101.0 mn or 20% of revenues (excluding acquisition-related and share-based compensation costs), fully in line with expectations, while increasing strongly from USD 22.8 million in the same quarter 2019 (USD 59.8 million or 12% of revenues including acquisition-related and share-based compensation costs, up from USD -4.3 million in the same period 2019). For the second quarter, ams expects a very solid business performance with expected revenues of USD 440-480 million and an adjusted operating (EBIT) margin in the range of 17-20%, reflecting a limited impact from the Covid-19 outbreak.
AMS: weekly performance: 18.71%

Wienerberger: The Wienerberger Group, world’s largest producer of bricks and the market leader in clay roof tiles in Europe as well as concrete pavers in Central-Eastern Europe and pipe systems in Europe, concluded the second round of its Employee Participation Program. Of the 4,400 employees in Austria, Great Britain, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic eligible to participate in the program, up to a quarter used the opportunity to invest in Wienerberger. The total volume invested came to over Euro 2.3 mn, the average investment per employee amounting to more than Euro 3,300. CEO Heimo Scheuch: "The high rate of participation is a clear signal of strength, especially in times like these, with all of us severely affected by the crisis. It shows that our employees believe in the future of Wienerberger. We are convinced that we have the right strategy to come out of this crisis stronger. As co-owners, our employees will benefit in the long term, just like all other shareholders."
Wienerberger: weekly performance: 9.09%

OMV: Austrian oil and gas company OMV said it lost Euro 68 mn  in the three months through March after making a profit of 496 mn  in the same period a year before. Clean CCS Operating Result decreased by 8% to Euro 699 mn, Clean CCS net income attributable to stockholders amounted to Euro 316 mn, clean CCS Earnings Per Share were Euro 0.97. Oil prices sank 65% in the first three months to lows of USD 22 a barrel as strict movement restrictions led to a collapse in demand for transportation fuels.
OMV: weekly performance: 9.85%

EVN: The management board of utility company EVN AG decreases its outlook for the Group net result of the current financial year 2019/20. Assuming average conditions in the energy market in the second half of the year, EVN expects a Group net result in a range of Euro 180 mn to Euro 200 mn (so far 200 mn to 230 mn).
The impairment testing conducted in connection with the preparation of the half-year report as of 31 March 2020 results in negative non-cash effects totalling around Euro 15 mn after taxes. Against the background of increased country risk premiums as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the weighted average costs of capital used for the valuation of fixed assets have risen.
EVN: weekly performance: -2.06%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (29/04/2020)



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