23.01.2022, 2424 Zeichen

Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment: Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment AG (SBO) continued on its growth path in the 2021 financial year and generated a clearly positive result. According to the preliminary figures for 2021, SBO's sales arrived at MEUR 292 (2020: MEUR 291.2). Bookings went up by almost 50 % to MEUR 343 (2020: MEUR 235.1). The operating result also improved considerably: Profit from operations (EBIT) stood at MEUR 28 (2020: MEUR minus 28.0). Profit before tax came to MEUR 23 (2020: MEUR minus 31.2). Its sound balance sheet including liquid funds of MEUR 292 and net liquidity of MEUR 10 (2020: net liquidity MEUR 9.5) is a perfect base for further growth. "The past financial year was characterized by economic recovery. Amid the given environment, our strong operating performance has produced an encouraging growth in earnings. The positive momentum in our industry is continuing and makes us optimistic as we start into the year 2022," says SBO’s CEO Gerald Grohmann and adds: "We expect continued economic growth despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and delays in supply chains. Moreover, our industry is confident that spending for exploration and production should pick up significantly again after the underinvestment seen in recent years. Both factors should have a favorable effect on our business."
SBO: weekly performance: 4.05%

Vienna Airport: Vienna Airport will have to cope with a pandemic-related revenue loss totalling Euro 1.3 bn in the years 2021 to 2023. "The aviation sector is slowly recovering. We recorded 10.4 million passengers at Vienna Airport in 2021, comprising a passenger volume which is, after all, one-third higher than in the first coronavirus year of 2020. The first months of this year will still be very challenging, but we anticipate a significant upturn in passenger traffic beginning when the summer flight schedule takes effect at the end of March 2022. From today's perspective, we could reach a level of 17 million passengers in 2022," states Julian Jäger, Member of the Management Board of Flughafen Wien AG. From today's perspective, revenue in 2022 is expected to reach a level of approx. Euro 560 mn, generate a positive EBITDA of at least Euro 172 mn and a positive consolidated net profit of at least Euro 20 mn. 
Flughafen Wien: weekly performance: 4.35%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (18/01/2022)

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