30.11.2025, 2394 Zeichen

VIG: Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) consistently pursues its growth strategy: Gross written premiums increased by 8.6% to EUR 12,463.3 million in first three quarters. The increase in premiums is attributable to all lines of business and segments. The highest premium increases were achieved in health insurance (+12.1%), motor third-party liability (+11.9%) and life insurance without profit participation (+11.8%). Within the segments, Special Markets (especially Türkiye) and Poland also posted double-digit growth at +18.4% and +13.5% respectively. In the Extended CEE segment (+9.4%), Ukraine performed particularly well, with premiums up by 36.7%. Profit before taxes increased by 31% year on year to EUR 872.8 million, mainly resulting from the segments Special Markets, Poland, Czech Republic and Austria. The significant improvement in the combined ratio and the increased business volume were the main factors contributing to profit growth. The net combined ratio at the end of Q3 2025 stood at 92.1%, placing it significantly below the previous year’s result of 94.3% by 2.2 percentage points. Significantly lower weather-related claims (around EUR 160 million) compared to the previous year (around EUR 338 million) was the main factor driving this positive performance.
VIG: weekly performance: 6.70%

Vienna Airport: The Management Board of Flughafen Wien AG (Vienna Airport) has decided today not to proceed with the planned 3rd runway project any further. Nevertheless, Vienna Airport is able to grow in the future with the planned expansion of terminal capacity and the existing two-runway system, handling up to 52 million passengers per year.   As a result of this decision the payments made between 2018 and 2020 under the mediation agreement to the environmental fund and to neighboring communities, which were capitalised for the runway project, amounting to € 55.9 million, will need to be disposed in the 2025 accounts without affecting liquidity. For this reason, Flughafen Wien AG is also adjusting its guidance for net income before minority interests in 2025 to around € 210 million (previously around € 230 million). The new guidance also includes positive effects from a better traffic development in recent weeks than originally expected.
Flughafen Wien: weekly performance: 4.15%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (25/11/2025)

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