ATX closes November 12 session 0.36 percent lower at 6,714.35 points

The ATX ended Thursday's trading session in Vienna provisionally at 6,714.35 points. According to the Vienna Stock Exchange, the preliminary reading at about 17:30 Berlin time represented a decline of 24.50 points, or 0.36 percent, from the previous session's close of 6,738.85 points.

Vienna benchmark gives back ground

The decline followed a strong Wednesday session, when the ATX had gained 1.33 percent. The exchange's preliminary close covered the ATX as well as other members of the ATX index family and noted that small subsequent adjustments were still possible. The reported change is consistent with the movement from 6,738.85 to 6,714.35 points.

Thursday's session began with company results in focus. In its morning market report, the Vienna Stock Exchange said investors were watching a series of corporate releases. The report said Wienerberger and Strabag were down by as much as 1.1 percent at the open, while Post and Do&Co gained as much as 0.9 percent. These early stock moves provide context for the session but do not by themselves establish a single cause for the ATX's closing decline.

Wienerberger reports mixed third quarter

Among the companies reporting was wienerberger. In its November 12 release, the company reported third-quarter revenue of 1.3 billion EUR, up 8 percent year on year, while operating EBITDA fell to 180 million EUR from 202 million EUR. Wienerberger reiterated its 2026 operating EBITDA guidance of 640 million to 650 million EUR.

The company also said its strategic review had identified measures intended to generate 140 million EUR of recurring annual operating EBITDA improvement by 2029, with benefits phased in from 2027. It cited weak residential new-build demand and higher energy, raw-material and logistics costs as pressures on profitability. The release is company-specific and should be distinguished from the ATX close itself.

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