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21st Austria weekly - Andritz, Wolftank, Gropyus, Rosenbauer (24/01/2023)

29.01.2023

Andritz: International technology group Andritz has entered into a strategic partnership with MISC to develop carbon capture equipment for the maritime industry. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in an official ceremony on January 18, 2023. “MISC’s collaboration with Andritz demonstrates its commitment to providing carbon capture solutions to the maritime industry. We are both global leaders in our respective industries, and this strategic partnership opens up new opportunities to develop solutions in the carbon capture and storage value chain,” says Captain Rajalingam Subramaniam, MISC President & Group Chief Executive Officer.

Wolftank: Wolftank Group, specialised in technologies for energy and environmental solutions, has been selected as an operational-industrial partner for a joint consortium by TPER - the public transport provider in the Italian region of Emilia Romagna - following a public tender. The new consortium has just been established and will be responsible for integrated hydrogen refuelling systems for buses to be installed by 2026. Among others, this will implement the renewal of Bologna's public transport fleet with 127 zero-emission vehicles. Bologna is one of the 100 European cities aiming to achieve climate neutrality by 2030 as part of the EU Commission's mission.

Gropyus: Vonovia SE, a German residential real estate firm, is investing in Austrian based proptech Gropyus AG. Vonovia has become the lead investor in Gropyius's current Series B financing round. The current financing for the Austrian proptech is at around 100 million euros, bringing the total funding to more than 200 million euros until date.

Rosenbauer: Rosenbauer Group, manufacturer of systems for firefighting and disaster protection, has to partially revise its guidance for 2022: The Executive Board expects a negative EBIT margin of -1 % (previously: "positive EBIT") for the financial year with revenues of about € 1 billion. Reasons for this are the ongoing supply chain disruptions and in part massive material price increases which have had a negative effect on vehicle production in Europe and North America. The EBIT margin also includes the already announced non-recurring effects (Interschutz trade fair, restructuring costs). Due to the lack of access, the Russian joint venture will be deconsolidated from the 2022 annual accounts with an effect of approx. € -6 million on the financial result.

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (24/01/2023)


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Andritz: International technology group Andritz has entered into a strategic partnership with MISC to develop carbon capture equipment for the maritime industry. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in an official ceremony on January 18, 2023. “MISC’s collaboration with Andritz demonstrates its commitment to providing carbon capture solutions to the maritime industry. We are both global leaders in our respective industries, and this strategic partnership opens up new opportunities to develop solutions in the carbon capture and storage value chain,” says Captain Rajalingam Subramaniam, MISC President & Group Chief Executive Officer.

Wolftank: Wolftank Group, specialised in technologies for energy and environmental solutions, has been selected as an operational-industrial partner for a joint consortium by TPER - the public transport provider in the Italian region of Emilia Romagna - following a public tender. The new consortium has just been established and will be responsible for integrated hydrogen refuelling systems for buses to be installed by 2026. Among others, this will implement the renewal of Bologna's public transport fleet with 127 zero-emission vehicles. Bologna is one of the 100 European cities aiming to achieve climate neutrality by 2030 as part of the EU Commission's mission.

Gropyus: Vonovia SE, a German residential real estate firm, is investing in Austrian based proptech Gropyus AG. Vonovia has become the lead investor in Gropyius's current Series B financing round. The current financing for the Austrian proptech is at around 100 million euros, bringing the total funding to more than 200 million euros until date.

Rosenbauer: Rosenbauer Group, manufacturer of systems for firefighting and disaster protection, has to partially revise its guidance for 2022: The Executive Board expects a negative EBIT margin of -1 % (previously: "positive EBIT") for the financial year with revenues of about € 1 billion. Reasons for this are the ongoing supply chain disruptions and in part massive material price increases which have had a negative effect on vehicle production in Europe and North America. The EBIT margin also includes the already announced non-recurring effects (Interschutz trade fair, restructuring costs). Due to the lack of access, the Russian joint venture will be deconsolidated from the 2022 annual accounts with an effect of approx. € -6 million on the financial result.

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (24/01/2023)



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