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Kurzarbeit Bei Voestalpine, Post Überlegt Vaya-Gruppe Kauft 22 Wirtschaft Nummer 83 | Dienstag, 24. März 2020 Vaya-Gruppe Kurzarbeit bei kauft Bergbahn voestalpine, zwei Hotels ab Post überlegt Von Max Strozzi In Tirol hat die Vaya-Gruppe Wegen Nachfrageeinbruchs verordnet die zuletzt kräftig expandiert, zum Obergurgl – Die Hotelgruppe Teil mit umstrittenen Projek- voestalpine in rund 50 Firmen Kurzarbeit. Vaya, Tochter des niederländi- ten. In Fieberbrunn errichtete schen Reisekonzerns Sunweb, Vaya ein 450-Betten-Chale- Auch BMW lässt weniger arbeiten. Die hat in Tirol erneut zugeschla- tresort als Investorenmodell. Die Flugzeuge der AUA bleiben weitere drei Wochen am Boden, alle 7000 Post setzt auf harte Sparmaßnahmen. gen und der Liftgesellschaft In Ladis empörte ein Grund- Mitarbeiter werden in Kurzarbeit geschickt. Foto: AUA Obergurgl zwei Hotels abge- stücksdeal, bei dem Vaya über Innsbruck – Die Corona-Krise für den Konzern aus heutiger kauft – das Hotel „The Crystal“ ein Gemeinderatsmitglied, das trifft auch den Linzer Stahl- Sicht noch nicht abschätzbar. (108 Zimmer) und das „Spor- an dem Deal eine Million Euro und Technologiekonzern Man werde „in den nächsten tiv“ (40 Zimmer) in Obergurgl verdiente, zu 2500 Quadrat- AUA-Flieger voestalpine hart. Die Nach- Monaten um jeden einzelnen mit insgesamt 275 Betten, die metern in Bauland umgewid- frage in den wichtigsten Kun- Arbeitsplatz hart kämpfen“, vor der Corona-Krise in Sum- metes Freiland kam. Dort soll densegmenten sei „innerhalb heißt es. me 94 Mitarbeiter beschäftig- Ende 2020 ein Resort eröffnen. bleiben am Boden weniger Tage eingebrochen“, Das BMW-Werk in Steyr in ten. Das „Crystal“ soll reno- Weiters erwarb Vaya das Ho- deswegen werde in rund 50 Oberösterreich hat beim AMS viert, das „Sportiv“ dagegen tel Astoria in Kühtai und aus europäischen Konzerngesell- einen Kurzarbeitsantrag über laut Vaya abgerissen und mit der Cordial-Pleite ein Hotel Wien – Aufgrund der an- trieblicher Notwendigkeit“ schaften Kurzarbeit angemel- drei Monate für alle Mitar- Luxus-Wellness-Suiten neu in Achenkirch. Auch in Gerlos haltenden weltweiten Rei- aus der Kurzarbeit exkludiert det, neben Österreich unter beiter im Produktionsumfeld, errichtet werden. Geschäfts- und in Aschau griff Vaya zu. sestopps wegen des sich werden – dann werde jedoch anderem in Deutschland, Bel- auch für Zeitarbeitskräfte, ein- führer Alexander Zerzer geht Inklusive des noch nicht fer- ausbreitenden Coronavirus ein Gehaltsverzicht verein- gien und Frankreich, teilte der gebracht. Darauf hätten sich von Investitionen in der Hö- tiggestellten Resorts in Ladis stellen die Austrian Airlines bart. Die AUA hatte bereits Konzern am Montagabend Betriebsrat und Unterneh- he von 10 bis 15 Mio. Euro aus kommt Vaya auf 13 Häuser in (AUA) ihren Flugbetrieb für am 6. März Kurzarbeit ange- mit. So wird etwa die Rohei- men geeinigt. Derzeit ist die und betont, dass kein Inves- Tirol, österreichweit derzeit drei Wochen länger ein als meldet, die maximal mögli- senkapazität am Standort Linz Produktion bis 6. April – mit torenmodell entstehe werde. auf 19 Hotels. Alle neuen Pro- zunächst geplant. Bis 19. Ap- che Dauer beträgt nach dem durch die temporäre Stillle- einigen Ausnahmen – herun- „Der Neubau muss aber erst jekte sollen Hotelbetriebe blei- ril bleiben alle Maschinen vergangenen Freitag veröf- gung eines kleinen Hochofens tergefahren. Auch die Öster- mit der Gemeinde besprochen ben, also keine Investorenmo- am Boden, wie die Lufthan- fentlichten Corona-Kurzar- um rund 20 Prozent herunter- reichische Post rechnet wegen werden“, erklärt Zerzer gegen- delle sein, betont Vaya. sa-Tochter gestern mitteilte. beitsmodell sechs Monate. gefahren. des Coronavirus mit nega- über der TT. Vor 2021 sei daher Bisher war der Flugstopp le- Rückholflüge für im Aus- In Ländern ohne Kurzar- tiven Auswirkungen auf ihr nicht mit einem Baustart zu diglich bis 28. März geplant land gestrandete Österreicher beitsmodelle wird der Stahl- Geschäft. So sieht das Unter- rechnen. Erschwerend kom- gewesen. werden aber weiterhin statt- konzern andere Maßnahmen nehmen heuer Einbußen bei me die Corona-Krise hinzu, In weiterer Folge schicke finden, so die AUA. Gestern ergreifen. Einige Standorte der Umsatzentwicklung. Kos- die auch die Baubranche trifft. die AUA alle ihre rund 7000 seien zwei Langstreckenjets unter anderem in Frankreich, tenseitig werden strikte Maß- DieObergurglerBergbahnen Mitarbeiter bis 19. April in nach Punta Cana in der Do- Italien, Peru, Brasilien oder nahmen ergriffen: „Diese be- erklärten, das Geld aus dem Kurzarbeit. Dies betreffe minikanischen Republik, Ha- den USA stehen bereits tem- treffen den Personalaufwand Verkauf der beiden Hotels in grundsätzlich auch die Füh- vanna und nach Mexico City porär still. Auswirkungen auf – mit partieller Kurzarbeit und Seilbahnen und Beschneiung Vaya erwarb in Obergurgl die Hotels rungskräfte, jedoch könnten unterwegs gewesen, teilte die das Ergebnis des laufenden Urlaubsabbau – ebenso wie zu investieren. Crystal und Sportiv. Foto: Vaya Mitarbeiter „aufgrund be- AUA mit. (APA) Geschäftsjahres 2019/20 sind Sachkosten.“ (APA) Þ ATX 1880,82 - 0,44% Þ DAX 8.741,15 - 2,10% Þ SMI 8160,79 - 5,37% ÞÝ DowJDowJonesones 1818.576,04.796,97 --1,973,12%% Þ NNasdaqasdaq 6860,676867,11 - 0,0,27%18% Ý Nikkei 16.887,78 + 2,02% BÖRSE WIEN z Prime Market KGV 23.3. höchst tiefst zuletzt Kapsch TrafficCom 3,98 14,00 15,00 14,00 14,65 UBM Realitäten 4,65 24,70 26,00 24,70 24,70 z Auction und Direct KGV23.3. höchst tiefst zuletzt Maschinenf.Heid 96,53 -1,96 1,96 1,96 Addiko 0,00 7,75 8,79 7,75 8,00 Lenzing 11,59 52,00 55,00 52,00 53,60 Uniqa 8,29 6,49 6,78 6,47 6,53 Athos Immo. 28,22 37,60 37,60 37,60 37,60 Oberbank St. 13,03 83,00 83,00 83,00 83,00 Agrana 37,94 16,36 16,36 15,52 15,42 Marinomed 0,00 94,00 97,00 92,50 97,00 Verbund 23,66 33,92 38,00 33,54 37,78 Bank Tir&Vbg St 8,90 27,00 27,00 27,00 27,20 Oberbank Vz. 11,93 76,00 76,00 76,00 76,00 AMAG 20,65 22,30 22,90 21,70 22,60 Oesterr. Post AG 14,28 30,15 30,95 29,85 30,95 Vienna Insur.Gr. 7,45 15,00 15,70 15,00 15,66 Bank Tir&Vbg Vz 8,25 25,00 25,00 25,00 25,20 Ottakringer St. 35,13 -120,00 120,00 120,00 Andritz 21,00 25,60 27,40 24,76 25,80 OMV 5,20 22,58 24,70 21,78 22,86 Voestalpine 7,23 17,37 18,27 16,60 16,54 BKS Bank St. 6,55 11,60 11,60 11,60 11,80 Ottakringer Vz. 22,54 73,00 73,00 73,00 77,00 AT&S 6,01 11,50 12,50 11,50 12,48 Palfinger 7,52 15,80 16,00 15,50 16,00 Warimpex 9,47 1,01 1,11 1,00 1,04 BKS Bank Vz. 5,83 -10,50 10,50 10,50 Rath 5,08 -20,00 20,00 20,00 Bawag Group 5,58 26,76 27,28 24,52 25,64 Polytec 2,46 3,66 3,70 3,30 3,21 Wienerberger 6,32 13,50 14,79 12,80 13,52 Burgenland Hold. 23,40 78,00 78,00 78,00 78,00 Rorento 0,00 -57,00 57,00 57,00 CA Immo. 7,61 23,15 25,30 22,85 23,50 Porr AG 6,96 15,38 15,48 14,40 15,00 Zumtobel 0,00 5,42 5,69 5,18 5,42 Cleen Energy 0,00 -2,70 2,70 2,70 Robeco 0,00 -36,00 36,00 36,00 Do&Co 14,19 35,25 39,50 35,00 38,45 Raiffeisen Bank 3,36 12,81 13,36 12,68 12,98 De Raj 0,00 -3,74 3,74 3,74 Rolinco 0,00 -36,00 36,00 36,00 Erste Group 4,19 17,91 18,50 17,00 17,50 Rosenbauer 6,36 25,20 25,90 23,60 23,40 z Standard Continuous KGV 23.3. höchst tiefst zuletzt DWH 0,00 -4,92 4,82 4,92 startup300 0,00 4,50 4,50 4,50 4,50 EVN 7,30 11,42 12,50 11,42 12,28 S Immo. 4,69 14,68 15,10 14,26 14,44 Atrium Europ.RE 11,64 2,53 2,60 2,49 2,60 Eyemaxx 6,07 -10,95 10,95 10,95 SW Umweltt. 3,01 21,00 21,00 21,00 21,00 FACC 10,99 8,25 8,90 7,60 7,50 Schoeller-Bl. 11,31 25,00 25,95 23,25 22,90 RHI Magnesita 5,57 18,80 18,89 17,24 18,90 Frauenthal 11,12 19,50 19,50 19,50 18,50 Vorarlb.Volksb.0,00 19,00 19,00 19,00 20,00 Flughafen Wien 15,30 23,25 24,00 22,00 25,00 Semperit 0,00 8,99 9,00 7,90 7,75 Untern.Invest 0,00 -15,60 15,60 15,60 Hutter&Schr.St. 10,50 -26,60 26,60 26,60 VST 17,85 -42,00 42,00 42,00 Frequentis 15,40 14,85 15,36 14,85 15,00 Strabag 5,04 17,02 19,00 16,80 16,20 Wolford 0,00 5,00 5,20 3,70 3,46 Manner 34,82 -105,00 105,00 105,00 Wr.Privatb.Immo. 73,20 -5,85 5,85 5,85 Immofinanz 7,38 13,80 14,50 13,66 14,30 Telekom Austria 15,62 5,50 6,00 5,50 5,67 Linz Textil 17,86 -250,00 250,00 250,00 Wolftank-Adisa 35,45 -29,40 29,40 29,40 AUSLANDSBÖRSEN z NEW YORK 23.3.
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