21st Austria weekly - A1, FACC, Frequentis (22/07/2026)

A1 Group: Telecom group The A1 Group has published its figures for the first half of the year. Revenues rose by 4.1 percent to €2,795 million, while EBITDA excluding restructuring costs increased by 4.2 percent to €1,098 million. Net income rose by 15.4 percent to €319 million. The forecast for fiscal year 2026, with total revenue growth of 2–3 percent and capital expenditures excluding spectrum and M&A of approximately €750 million, is confirmed.
Telekom Austria: weekly performance: -2.98%

FACC: Aerospace supplier FACC is expanding its cooperation with Kineco Aerospace to a second work package of composite components for FACC's customer Airbus. The components will be produced in India, comprising several thousand parts per year, with serial production scheduled to start by the end of 2027. The step follows the completion of a qualification milestone with Airbus. The cooperation builds on the long-term supply-chain agreement signed by the two companies at the Paris Air Show in 2025. It is part of FACC's commitment to supporting the growth of India's aerospace ecosystem by developing industrial capabilities with long-term partners.
FACC: weekly performance: 1.28%

Frequentis: Frequentis has completed production of the 15,000th Air-to-Ground Protocol Converter (APC) for the DOT’s Brand-New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) modernization program. The APC enables FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) to safely migrate radios and Voice communication system (VCS) to modern IP-based systems. Frequentis USA was awarded the APC contract in 2024 as part of Phase One of the FAA’s Voice over IP Communication Enterprise (VoICE) Program. VoICE is a modernization effort to replace aging air traffic control voice systems with advanced, networked Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies, improving safety, reliability, and operational flexibility across the National Airspace System.
Frequentis: weekly performance: 6.08%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (22/07/2026)

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