понеделник, 2 януари 2012 г.

Austrian Economic News - Week 26 Dec - 1 Jan

Monday

Austrian car parts producer Polytec has finally withdrawn from its interior business with the sale of its Zaragoza site to Celulosa Fabril. The site, with 90 employees, generates about EUR 30m in sales per year.

Tuesday

Austrian rubber products maker Semperit considers acquisition possibilities in southeastern Asia, CEO Thomas Fahnemann told Kurier. In addition, via organic growth, the firm wants to double the production of medical gloves by 2015.

Wednesday

Steel group voestalpine is said to be involved in another cartel practice in Germany, concerning high-performance rails, Handelsblatt reported. The cartel has targeted orders from Deutsche Bahn, the paper added. 
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Champagne producer Schlumberger reported 17% growth in champagne sales for the fourth quarter of the year. The company makes half of its sparkling wine annual sales during the Christmas and New Year's Eve holidays.

Thursday

The sale of Volksbank International, the eastern European unit of OeVAG, will be delayed until the early weeks of 2012, APA reported. VBI, without its Romanian subsidiary, is to be sold to Russian Sberbank.

Friday

United Toll Systems (UTS), a joint venture of toll specialist Kapsch TrafficCom, has received a large-scale order in Russia. The volume of the order was not revealed.
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Enerjisa Enerji Üretim, a joint venture of utility Verbund, decided not to bid for the electricity grid of the Asian part of Istanbul. The move was explained with the continuing economic and financial crisis.

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