ATX slips 0.46% to 6,654.83 points after quiet Friday session
Published on 11/13/2026 at 22:50 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSATX Ends Week Lower
- The ATX closed Friday at 6,654.83 points, down 0.46 percent from Thursday's 6,685.89-point close.
- Rosenbauer and voestalpine weighed on the Vienna market, while OMV and Verbund posted modest gains.
- The index still gained 3.4 percent over the week amid limited data, geopolitical and commodity-market impulses.
The ATX finished Friday, November 13, 2026, at 6,654.83 points, down 0.46 percent from Thursday's close of 6,685.89 points. The Vienna market ended the week on weaker footing after recent recovery gains, although the index advanced 3.4 percent over the full week. The closing figures and market assessment were reported by finanzen.at.
Limited Impulses In Vienna
Trading remained subdued, with no major signals from economic data or geopolitics. Oil prices were comparatively stable, while the broader European market showed no clear direction. The combination left investors with few fresh reasons to extend the gains recorded earlier in the week.
Rosenbauer Guidance Weighs
Rosenbauer was among the clearest individual drags. The firefighting-equipment manufacturer reported higher revenue and earnings for the first nine months, but its order intake was below the prior-year level. The company also posted negative operating cash flow and refined its full-year outlook lower. According to analysts at Baader Bank, the revised guidance implied downside of 10 percent to the market expectation for operating profit. Rosenbauer shares fell 4.6 percent.
Voestalpine Under Pressure
Voestalpine declined 3.3 percent and was the weakest major name cited in the market summary. Bank stocks that carry significant weight in the ATX lost as much as 0.8 percent. By contrast, OMV and Verbund gained as much as 0.7 percent. Wienerberger rose 0.4 percent to 16.45 euros after Berenberg reiterated its Buy rating and 19-euro price target. Do&Co slipped 1.5 percent to 230.50 euros even after Berenberg raised its target to 280 euros and maintained its Buy rating.
Weekly Gain Remains Intact
Despite Friday's decline, the ATX completed the week with a clear advance. The move leaves the index above Thursday's level at the start of the session but below the intraday high reached on Friday. For investors, the session highlighted the market's sensitivity to company-specific earnings and guidance in the absence of stronger macroeconomic or geopolitical drivers. More coverage is available on the ATX topic page.
