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21st Austria weekly - RBI Strabag 02/05/2024 [pic1]RBI: Raiffeisen Bank International RBI generated a consolidated profit of € 664 million in the first quarter 2024 Q1/2023: 657 million. Risk costs fell by more than 90 per cent compared to same period previous year. Higher interest income Central and Southeastern Europe resulted 70 increase net 1 455 million. At 25 million Slovakia reported largest increase mainly due interest-rate driven higher from customer loans deposits at national bank. Net fee commission sank 297 669 Russia recorded sharpest decline 287 while group s other countries showed stable development. impairment losses on financial assets were significantly lower reporting 301 comparable period which had been booked Eastern ....
21st Austria weekly - Amag 24/04/2024 [pic1]AMAG: At AMAG Metall AG the challenging environment influences results for first quarter. The lower aluminium price level and shipment volumes reflect a reduction in revenues of 17 % to 335.8 million Q1/2023: EUR 404.8 million. Total shipments Q1/2024 amounted 104 200 tonnes after 110 400 quarter previous year. 42.4 million earnings before interest taxes depreciation amortisation EBITDA were down on year 60.8 million but well above from Q4/2023. From today s perspective assuming no significant global deterioration economic situation full-year EBITDA is expected be between 150 180 million. Amag: ....
Vehicle sales in South Africa dropped sharply in the first quarter of 2023 in the face of on-going vehicle price inflation, declining consumer disposable income and negative consumer and business sentiment. ....
In the first quarter of 2023 there was a significant increase in cyberattacks exploiting trust in established tech brands Microsoft and Adobe, accordi. ....
The Philippines spent more than US$450 million importing some 900,000 tonnes of Vietnamese rice in the first quarter of this year, and more orders are expected to be placed in the time ahead. ....