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Quarterly Report
Graz - April 29, 2021. International technology Group ANDRITZ showed solid
business development in the first quarter of 2021 in spite of the overall
unchanged and difficult economic environment. At over 1.7 billion euros, order
intake reached a high level and the company s net income practically doubled
despite a slight decline in revenue compared to the previous year s reference
period.
Wolfgang Leitner, President & CEO of ANDRITZ AG: We are very pleased with
business development in the first quarter of 2021. In particular, the
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About a dozen COVID-19 vaccines have been approved around the world, providing a possible path out of the pandemic. But hurdles have emerged, including logistical issues around vaccine rollouts, a rising tide of worrisome variants, and uncertainty around the longevity of immunity. New trials underway to test combinations of different manufacturers’ vaccines seek to overcome some of these challenges.
“It’s really exciting that we have these combination trials,” says Sarah Caddy, a viral immunologist at the University of Cambridge. “If we can use different vaccines, that opens opportunities for vaccinating more people.” In addition, she notes, “there’s some evidence that mixing and matching vaccines could give us better immune responses.”
07.03.2021
Andritz: International technology group Andritz saw solid business development in the 2020. At Euro 6.7 bn euros, revenue reached a new all-time high. In combination with cost discipline, this favorable development in revenue led to an increase in the Operating result (EBITA) to Euro 391.7 mn (2019: 343.2 mn). The Net income (including non-controlling interests) increased significantly to Euro 203.7 mn (2019: 122.8 mn). The Executive Board will propose a dividend of 1.00 Euro per share (0.5 Euro for 2019). Wolfgang Leitner, President & CEO of Andritz, on the past business year: We are very satisfied with business development in 2020. Due to the enormous flexibility and huge commitment of our employees worldwide, we succeeded in managing the economic challenges of this crisis for ourselves and for our customers well. We do not expect any major change in the overall economic conditions during most of the current year, and only expect a slight recovery in the markets we