28.06.2020, 3581 Zeichen

Porr: Polskie LNG S.A. (GAZ-SYSTEM Group) awarded a tender for the technically demanding energy supply project in Świnoujście, Poland, to a consortium comprised of Austrian based construction group Porr and TGE Gas Engineering GmbH. In the next 42 months the existing Lech Kaczyński LNG (liquified natural gas) Terminal will be expanded and a second jetty will be built. This will significantly increase the regasification capacity on Poland’s Baltic coast. The contract is worth around Euro 448 mn (approx. PLN 1.988 bn).
Porr: weekly performance: -4.76%

OMV: Lafarge Zementwerke, a member of LafargeHolcim Group, oil and gas company OMV, utility company Verbund and Borealis co-sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the joint planning and construction of a full-scale plant by 2030 to capture CO2 and process it into synthetic fuels, plastics or other chemicals. Climate neutrality, circularity and innovation in Austria are driven by establishing a cross sectoral value chain for carbon capture. This innovative project significantly reduces emissions from cement production, establishing the green-house gas CO2 as a valuable raw material.  In the MOU, the leading industrial players Lafarge, OMV, VERBUND and Borealis agree on collaborating across industry sectors in the project ‘Carbon2ProductAustria’ (C2PAT). Its objective is to create a cross sectorial value chain and to operate a full-scale plant by 2030 which will eventually capture almost 100% of the annually emitted 700,000 tons of CO2 at Lafarge’s cement plant in Mannersdorf, Austria. The aim is to ultimately use the captured CO2 as a resource. In combination with green hydrogen (from renewable energies) produced by VERBUND, the captured CO2 will be transformed by OMV to renewable based hydrocarbons, which, in turn can be used to produce renewable based fuels or be utilized by Borealis as a feedstock to manufacture value-add plastics.
OMV: weekly performance: -2.11%

FACC: The international aerospace group FACC pursues a clear strategy: using innovations to sustainably advance and design the mobility of the future. To this end, the technology leader has introduced “LAV4ALL”, a 100 percent barrier-free aircraft lavatory for retrofitting which offers more internal space while outside dimensions remain unchanged, and has thus set another important milestone addressing the comfort, hygiene, and well-being of all passengers including those with special needs.
FACC: weekly performance: -11.27%

Vienna Stock Exchange: Raiffeisen Bank International AG was included in the VÖNIX, one of the first national sustainability indices worldwide. "VÖNIX proves that the inclusion of environmental and social criteria in investment decisions pays off both in the long term and in difficult market phases," says Reinhard Friesenbichler, Managing Director of rfu, the company responsible for the sustainability rating. "We are also pleased that Raiffeisen Bank International AG is back into the VÖNIX after a one-year break. In addition to an active sustainable product policy, improving the management of specific Eastern European and sector-related risks was decisive factor.” The VÖNIX is now entering its 16th index year and is thus a sign of the sustainability that is lived in Austria. It includes those companies listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange that are leaders in ecological and social activities and services. The calculation and distribution is carried out by Vienna Stock Exchange.
RBI: weekly performance: -6.03%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (24/06/2020)

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