21st Austria weekly - Vienna Insurance Group RBI UBM 31/01/2024 [pic1]VIG: Günter Geyer informed that he will no longer be available as Chairman of the Supervisory Board Group VIG after his current mandate expires. His term office ends on 24 May 2024 with Annual General Meeting resolving 2023 financial year. has played a key role in development leading insurance group Central-
21st Austria weekly - Vienna Insurance Group RBI UBM 31/01/2024 [pic1]VIG: Günter Geyer informed that he will no longer be available as Chairman of the Supervisory Board Group VIG after his current mandate expires. His term office ends on 24 May 2024 with Annual General Meeting resolving 2023 financial year. has played a key role in development leading insurance group Central-
21st Austria weekly - Amag UBM OMV 27/10/2022 [pic1]Amag: Amag Group an Austrian premium supplier of high-quality aluminium cast and flat rolled products posted considerable growth in revenue 46.6 % to Euro 1 353.9 million the first three quarters 2022 mainly reflecting higher price level adjustments due increased costs optimisation product mix. The significantly weaker EUR against USD also exerted a revenue-enhancing effect. At 341 500 tonnes total shipments were slightly above previous year’s level. With production levels remaining solid Metal Division benefited from attractive average relatively favourable alumina costs. Casting Rolling divisions characterised by high productivity as well es optimised use existing capacities. successful implementation mix optimisations reflect costs for primary materials energy positive Taking into account depreciation amortization 65.7 mn operating result EBIT
21st Austria weekly - Frequentis Porr UBM Andritz 01/12/2021 [pic1]Frequentis: The UK Future Flight Challenge Consortium consisting of Dronecloud Sky-Drones Cranfield University and Skyports successfully completed Project RISE to help unlock the future drone operations through consolidating UTM
21st Austria weekly - Frequentis Porr UBM Andritz 01/12/2021 [pic1]Frequentis: The UK Future Flight Challenge Consortium consisting of Dronecloud Sky-Drones Cranfield University and Skyports successfully completed Project RISE to help unlock the future drone operations through consolidating UTM