22.01.2023, 1617 Zeichen

Kontron: Tchnology group Kontron xpects the net profit from its IoT divisions to rise to over EUR 60 million in 2023, representing a 25 percent increase versus continuing IoT operations in 2022. Revenue is set to undergo organic growth of around 10 percent to approximately EUR 1,200 million. The order books are well filled, with two major orders for over EUR 130 million concluded just recently. Furhter, the company emphasized, that its high cash reserves are set to be used for strategic acquisitions in the IoT sector and share buybacks in 2023. In addition, the management plans to propose a higher dividend for 2022 of EUR 1 per share (compared to 0,35 Euro for 2021). 
Kontron: weekly performance: 15.56%

Wolftank: Austrian based Wolftank Group, specialized in technologies for energy and environmental solutions, has signed an agreement with Arthur Bus  for the further development and delivery of mobile hydrogen refuelling containers. Arthur Bus provides zero-emission buses for local public transport (LPT), Wolftank Group develops and implements technologies and infrastructure solutions for zero-emission mobility and supplies, among other things, turnkey, modular hydrogen refuelling systems. Philipp Glonner, Co-Founder and CEO of Arthur, says: "Our new combined offer of hydrogen bus and refuelling solution aims to do just that. We are the first manufacturer to ensure that our buses are ready for immediate use, while our customers can concentrate on their core business."
Wolftank-Adisa: weekly performance: 6.30%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (16/01/2023)

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