12.07.2026, 1497 Zeichen

Frequentis: The Danish air navigation service provider Naviair has successfully deployed and put into live operation its backup air traffic management (ATM) system, based on Frequentis’ ATM automation solution PRISMA. The high-capacity backup system is designed to ensure seamless continuity of air traffic services in the event of a failure of the main ATM system, or during scheduled maintenance and AIRAC (aeronautical information regulation and control) updates. The project delivers a robust and fully capable fallback environment for Naviair’s area control centre and approach/tower units at Copenhagen, Billund, and Roskilde airports. “Our new backup system meets the highest operational and technical standards,” says Morten Fruensgaard, Chief Operating Officer at Naviair. “PRISMA gives us the confidence that we can maintain resilient, safety-critical services at all times, and we appreciate the close collaboration with Frequentis throughout the project.”
Frequentis: weekly performance: -1.75%

Andritz: Minhan Paper Joint Stock Company has placed an order with ANDRITZ to supply a complete old corrugated containers (OCC) recycling line for its mill in Hung Yen province, Vietnam. This marks the company’s second OCC line from ANDRITZ and supports Minhan Paper’s ongoing expansion in packaging paper production. Start-up is scheduled for the first half of 2027.
Andritz: weekly performance: -3.20%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (10/07/2026)

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