15.11.2020, 3258 Zeichen

Austrian Post: In the first nine months of 2020, the Group revenue of Austrian Post has increased by 2.4 % to Euro 1,497.9 mn. Growth in the parcel business, supported by the full consolidation of the Turkish company Aras Kargo, compensated for the decline in the Mail and Retail & Bank Divisions. The reported Group EBIT fell from Euro 130.0m in the first three quarters of 2019 to Euro 81.4m in the period under review. The earnings situation of Austrian Post in the full year 2020 will depend on the further development of the Covid-19 pandemic. Assuming that current trends continue over the next few months and wide-ranging business impeding lockdown can be avoided, Group revenue growth is expected to exceed 3 %. The contribution of the Turkish company Aras Kargo is partly responsible for this.
Österreichische Post: weekly performance: -0.53%

FACC: FACC, worldwide leading aerospace company in design, development and production of aerospace technologies and advanced aircraft lightweight systems, recently obtained EN 9110 certification and is entering the global Champions League of aircraft maintenance. With this quality seal, FACC fulfills the prerequisite for including aircraft components and systems of all manufacturers in its service portfolio. FACC is the only company in Austria that has been awarded this certification and is now part of a small circle of authorized specialist companies worldwide. "With the EN 9110 approval, FACC has been granted the highest international MRO certificate of competence. With this seal of quality we can now provide maintenance and repair for components and systems from all manufacturers," says CEO Robert Machtlinger. FACC is the first company in Austria to receive this prestigious EN 9110 certification. There are only approximately 800 companies worldwide that are authorized to work in the elite field of MRO.
FACC: weekly performance: 22.61%

Uniqa: In connection with bonds issued by German Infinus group over which insolvency proceedings were instituted in the year 2014 a complaint for damage claims based on private law has been filed against Uniqa Österreich Versicherungen AG in its capacity as legal successor of former Finance Life Lebensversicherung AG. The alleged claims result from the German business of FinanceLife which was terminated already in the year 2011. The complaint has been filed by a German special purpose entity. The amount claimed is approx. EUR 3.9 million. The complaint includes a reservation of further claims of additional investors possibly being lodged (the amount not being specified in the complaint; out of court, the plaintiff has alleged claims in an up to aggregate medium size two digit Euro million amount). Further claims are being alleged by other creditors out of court. In the opinion of Uniqa Österreich, the allegations raised in the complaint and out of court are totally unfounded, and the claims alleged do not have a legal basis, neither the claims as such nor as to the amounts claimed. Uniqa Österreich contests the claims raised and will resort to all legally available measures to defend itself against the alleged claims. 
Uniqa: weekly performance: 9.36%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (13/11/2020)

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