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european union slaughter cattle prices continue upward trend in march

Slaughter cattle prices in the EU continued to rise, with young bulls averaging €631.20/100 kg BW, a 0.7% increase. Notable price hikes were seen in Belgium (27% premium), Ireland (2.5%), and Spain (1.3%). Slaughter cows also saw a boost, averaging €532.84/100 kg BW, up 1.7%, with Austria and Belgium leading the increases.

Rupert Reif appointed Group Spokesman of Raiffeisen NÖ-Wien effective April 2025

Rupert Reif will take over as Group Spokesman and head of Group Communications at Raiffeisen-Holding Niederösterreich-Wien and Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederösterreich-Wien starting April 1, 2025. Previously, he served as Deputy Head of Cabinet and Press Spokesman for the Federal Chancellor, with a background in economic and European policy communication. Reif aims to enhance the public image of Raiffeisen through strategic positioning and innovative communication approaches.

Upper Austrian cooperatives demonstrate resilience and growth in challenging economic climate

Upper Austrian Raiffeisen cooperatives reported strong economic performance in 2024, demonstrating stability and regional commitment amid challenging conditions. With over 280 cooperatives owned by 350,000 locals, they focus on regional value creation in finance, agriculture, and renewable energy, ensuring profits remain within the community. The Raiffeisen Banking Group leads the market with significant growth, while dairy companies and energy cooperatives also thrive, contributing to local supply and sustainability.

couple flees tax debts as apartment sells in under 30 seconds

A couple from Meilen ZH fled to Qatar, leaving behind nearly 700,000 francs in tax debts. Their Lake Zurich apartment was foreclosed and sold in under 30 seconds for 2.36 million francs, with the Luzerner Kantonalbank being the sole bidder, while other creditors may face significant losses.

raiffeisen bank shares face volatility amid positive long term outlook

Raiffeisen Bank International's share price fell 4.00% to €25.42, despite a strong 33.58% gain since the start of 2025. Analysts remain optimistic, with 66.7% recommending a buy, citing an attractive P/E ratio of 7.30 and an upcoming dividend payment on March 31, 2025.

Raiffeisen shares see 109 percent increase over three years

Three years ago, Raiffeisen shares were priced at EUR 12.54. An investment of EUR 100 would have yielded 7,974 shares, now valued at EUR 26.32 each, bringing the total worth to EUR 209.89, reflecting a 109.89% increase. The current market value of all Raiffeisen shares stands at EUR 8.68 billion.

dialogue on green deal sparks optimism and calls for incentives in st polten

A lively discussion in St. Pölten focused on the Green Deal's future, featuring insights from industry leaders like Günther Ofner and Herbert Greisberger. They emphasized the need for incentives over regulations to achieve climate neutrality, while highlighting the region's strong position for transformation through energy communities and local initiatives. The panel expressed optimism for the future, advocating for practical solutions to environmental challenges.

Raiffeisen CEO addresses media influence and planned coup allegations

Michael Höllerer, CEO of Raiffeisen-Holding Niederösterreich-Wien, criticized claims regarding the Group's media holdings and their influence, labeling them as "complete nonsense." Since the 1990s, Raiffeisen has significantly expanded its media portfolio, focusing on larger outlets like the "Kurier" and others.

raiffeisen bank romania reports slight profit decline amid rising costs

Raiffeisen Bank Romania reported a consolidated net profit of 1.686 billion lei ($365 million) for 2024, a slight decrease from 1.701 billion lei in 2023, attributed to rising operational costs and a new 2% banking tax. Operating income grew to 4.101 billion lei, while net interest income rose to 3.05 billion lei. The bank's total assets reached 82.878 billion lei, serving over 2.3 million clients through 272 units across Romania.

Raiffeisen strengthens political ties with key personnel changes in Austria

Raiffeisen is solidifying its influence in Austria, particularly through its connections with the ÖVP and ongoing coalition negotiations. The recent hiring of Rupert Reif, a former spokesperson for key political figures, highlights the significant overlap between Raiffeisen's personnel and political circles, signaling a resurgence in its power dynamics.
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