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Andritz: Andritz partner Rohrdorfer has started up Germany's first amine-based CO2 capture plant for cement plants at its main site in Upper Bavaria. This technology developed by Andritz will prospectively make a considerable contribution to CO2 reduction and thus to a sustainable circular economy. The special separation process recovers CO2 as a basic material for a large number of valuable intermediate products for further use in hygiene and pharmaceutical products as well as in the beverage and food industries. "Our flagship project in Rohrdorf am Inn is a milestone for the circular economy in Germany. It shows what is already technically possible today. The demand for such innovations is correspondingly high,” said Andritz CEO Joachim Schönbeck.
Andritz: weekly performance: 2.22%

Wienerberger: Although a downturn compared to 2021 was seen in the new build, renovation, and infrastructure markets from the second quarter, Wienerberger, provider of smart solutions for the entire building envelope and for infrastructure, was still able to post its best results ever, as external revenues rose to around €5.0 billion (versus €4.0 billion in 2021). The growth of 25% was mainly driven by the company’s dedication to developing system solutions that are innovative and sustainable. The Group’s EBITDA surged 48% higher in 2022 to reach more than €1.0 billion (2021: €694 million). The Managing Board will propose to the Annual General Meeting that the dividend be increased by 20% to € 0.90 per share for 2023.
Wienerberger: weekly performance: 5.02%

Kapsch TrafficCom: Traffic management company Kapsch TrafficCom was able to increase revenues by 9% to EUR 414 million in the first three quarters of the financial year 2022/23. At EUR 10 million, the operating result (EBIT) was significantly higher than the previous year’s figure of EUR 6 million. This improvement was primarily driven by the completion of the sale of the Spanish public transport business, which generated other operating income of just under EUR 6 million in the third quarter.
Kapsch TrafficCom: weekly performance: 0.00%

FACC: Under the lead of long-term partners Unicredit Bank Austria, Raiffeisenbank International and Erste Group Bank, FACC has restructured and extended the existing syndicated loan of EUR 225 million. The financing facility, involving a total of five participating banks, has a term of three years with a two-year renewal option. "The flexibility of this credit line gives FACC the opportunity to be successful in the global market while promoting strategic growth," emphasizes CEO Robert Machtlinger.
FACC: weekly performance: 0.28%

VIG: Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) as of 31 December 2022, revealed a preliminary, unaudited result after taxes and non-controlling interests in a range of EUR 460 - 470 million. The result before taxes amounts to about EUR 560 million. Based on the preliminary figures and taking into account the still volatile environment, the dividend proposal will be between EUR 1.25 and EUR 1.40 dividend per share, in line with market expectations and the established dividend policy of the Group (2021: 1.25 Euro).
VIG: weekly performance: -0.97%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (22/02/2023)

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Aktien auf dem Radar:Addiko Bank, Immofinanz, Marinomed Biotech, Flughafen Wien, Warimpex, EuroTeleSites AG, ATX Prime, ams-Osram, AT&S, Palfinger, RBI, Strabag, Pierer Mobility, UBM, CA Immo, Frequentis, Lenzing, SW Umwelttechnik, Oberbank AG Stamm, Wolford, Agrana, Amag, Erste Group, EVN, Kapsch TrafficCom, OMV, Österreichische Post, Telekom Austria, Uniqa, VIG, Wienerberger.

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