10.01.2019, 1632 Zeichen

Agrana: The first three quarters of the 2018|19 financial year of Agrana, the manufacturer of fruit products, sugar and starch, were defined by very low sales prices in the Sugar and Starch segments. Revenues declined by 7.1 % to Euro 1.863,5 mn, EBIT by 63 % to Euro 63.5 mn and the profit for the period by 71 % to Euro 37.0 mn. Chief Executive Officer Johann Marihart comments: “The persistent depressed prices for sugar and isoglucose after the end of the EU quotas, as well as ethanol prices significantly lower than one year earlier, are sharply impacting this year’s earnings. Revenue in the Fruit segment is stable, with the fruit juice concentrate business generating satisfactory EBIT earnings thanks to better contribution margins from apple juice concentrate from the 2017 harvest.”
Agrana: weekly performance: -2.91%

Amag: Austrian aluminium group Amag reported preliminary figures for 2018. With total shipments of approx. 424,600 tonnes (2017: 421,700 tonnes), revenue increased to approx. Euro 1.1 bn (2017: Euro 1.0 bn). The preliminary EBITDA of the Amag Group in the 2018 financial year of approx. Euro 141 mn (2017: Euro 164.5 mn) is below the earnings guidance published on October 31, 2018. This is mainly caused by unfavourable valuation effects in Q4/2018, especially in connection with the decrease in the aluminium and alumina price at the end of 2018. Furthermore, earnings are influenced by slightly deviations in shipments and start-up costs for the site expansion, the company stated.
Amag: weekly performance: -2.76%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (10/01/2019)

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