11.05.2025, 4764 Zeichen

Austrian Post: “Austrian Post has had a solid start in 2025 as expected against the backdrop of a challenging economic environment and following positive special effects in the previous year,” says Walter Oblin, CEO of Austrian Post. First-quarter revenue rose by 0.7 % to EUR 763.6m. Whereas the previous year in Austria and, especially at the beginning of 2024, was positively impacted by increased parcel volumes from Asia in the Southeast and Eastern Europe region, the first quarter of 2025 included two working days less than the prior-year quarter. Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) equalled EUR 48.4m, thus 7.6 % below Q1 2024, but 2.9 % higher than the first three months of 2023. The profit for the period of the Austrian Post Group totalled EUR 39.6m in the reporting period compared to the prior-year level of EUR 41.6m (–4.8 %). Accordingly, earnings per share were EUR 0.56 in the first quarter of 2025 or compared to EUR 0.59 in the prior-year quarter (–4.5 %).
Österreichische Post: weekly performance: 0.34%

Marinomed: Marinomed Biotech AG announced revenues of EUR 6.5 million recorded in the first quarter of 2025 primarily due to the first payment of EUR 5.0 million for the sale of the Carragelose business unit to Unither Pharmaceuticals. Also, the operating result was strongly positive with EUR 22.2 million in Q1. These numbers include a restructuring gain of EUR 18.9 million. The cash and cash equivalents increased to EUR million 4.5 compared to EUR 1.7 million in Q1 2024 despite the cyber fraud case. The payment of the first quota to Marinomed´s creditors are reflected, excluding a EUR 1,18 million quota payment to the EIB, which was served in April.
Marinomed Biotech: weekly performance: -1.21%

Frequentis: The national collaboration of Norway’s fire emergency call centres (NKS110) has awarded Frequentis a contract to deliver a new, future-ready communication platform for all 110 centres. The system will replace the current Integrated Command and Control Solution (ICCS) by the end of 2026 and will support emergency call handling, alerting, coordination, and collaboration.  Designed to adapt to evolving needs, the solution will enable operators to manage multiple types of inquiries – whether via phone, radio, video, or digital channels – while preparing the fire service for the transition to Norway’s next-generation emergency network.
Frequentis: weekly performance: 11.95%

Addiko: Addiko Group, a Consumer and SME specialist bank active across Central and South-Eastern Europe (CSEE), achieved a three month profit after tax of €14.5m, down 7% YoY. Falling market interest rates negatively impacted the net interest income, while higher commission income could offset this effect which led to a higher net banking income. Higher costs and taxes in current period as well as the existence of one-off income in the comparative period led to a lower net income. The share of the two focus segments Consumer and SME as a percentage of the gross performing loan book increased to 90.1%, up from 87.3% at the end of the first quarter 2024 (YE24: 89.5%). The total customer gross performing loan book continued its growth trend, reaching €3.54b, compared to €3.52b at the end of the same time last year. This growth was primarily driven by a 3.8% YoY increase in the focus book, with the Consumer segment experiencing a significant rise of 9.8%.
Addiko Bank: weekly performance: -0.25%

FACC: During the COMAC Supplier Conference held in Xi'an, China on March 20th, COMAC has presented Austrian based aerospace supplier FACC with the prestigious Supplier of the Year Award. By this award, the Chinese aircraft manufacturer honored the successful ramp up of the production throughout 2024. Until 2023, all components for COMAC’s twin-engine passenger aircraft have been produced at FACC’s headquarter in Austria. With the successful transition of components to FACC’s manufacturing partner, FACC has achieved its delivery target and is further strengthening its global manufacturing footprint.
FACC: weekly performance: 0.00%

Vienna Stock Exchange: The Vienna Stock Exchange is expanding its global market segment: all stocks in the Swiss blue chip index SMI (Swiss Market Index) can now be traded in Vienna. These include leading Swiss companies such as Nestlé, Novartis, Roche and UBS. The introduction of the twenty most important Swiss stocks to trading on the Vienna Stock Exchange was made possible by a regulatory change: the Swiss Federal Council has ended the stock exchange protection measures for the EU. The restrictions on trading venues from the EU, which have not allowed trading in Swiss equities since July 2019, will no longer apply.

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (08/05/2025)

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Aktien auf dem Radar:Lenzing, Telekom Austria, CA Immo, Austriacard Holdings AG, Amag, Rosenbauer, Warimpex, Mayr-Melnhof, Polytec Group, Verbund, Frequentis, EuroTeleSites AG, AT&S, DO&CO, Erste Group, RBI, UBM, Wolftank-Adisa, Semperit, Marinomed Biotech, BKS Bank Stamm, Oberbank AG Stamm, Flughafen Wien, Österreichische Post, Uniqa, VIG.

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