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A-TEC Industries AG publishes preliminary results for financial 2006

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19.02.2007
A-TEC Industries AG publishes preliminary results for financial 2006
. Group revenues up by 47% to EUR 1.6 billion
  . Increases in all major indicators
    EBITDA up 58%
    EBIT up 69%
    EBT up 84%
  . Continued growth planned for 2007
Vienna,  19  February  2007.  A-TEC  Industries  AG  (ISIN
AT00000ATEC9),   the international industrial group, recently listed
on the  Vienna  Stock  Exchange. With the publication of its
preliminary results for financial 2006, it  has  now given an
impressive demonstration of its ongoing successful performance.
Based on the preliminary figures, its  published  financial
indicators  show  a marked improvement over  2005.  Consolidated
revenues  for  2006  have  reached EUR 1.594 bn, 47.1% higher than
in  2005  (EUR 1.084 bn).  Earnings  indicators have also improved
significantly: earnings before  interest,  tax,  depreciation and
amortisation (EBITDA), at EUR 125.8m, were 58.4%  higher  than  last
year's EUR 79.4m, while earnings before interest and tax  (EBIT)  of
EUR 93.4m  topped 2005's EUR 55.0m by 69.9%. A-TEC Industries'
earnings before tax (EBT) has  also jumped -  by  84.0%,  from  EUR
43.0m  to  EUR 79.1m.  The  Group's  success  is reflected in the
price of its stock, which has climbed by some 40%  since  first
listing.
Plant engineering - Austrian Energy & Environment
In 2006 Austrian Energy & Environment, the Group's plant  engineering
business, was successful in  winning  numerous  major  international
contracts  totalling EUR 1.228 bn, so that at  the  year  end  its
order  book  stood  at  a  record EUR 1.453 bn.  The  AE&E  Group's
sales  and   earnings   figures   also   grew impressively in the
last 12 months. Revenues were up 38.3%, from  EUR 443.3m  to EUR
613.1m, EBITDA came out at EUR 30.9m, 13.2%  higher  than  in  the
previous year (EUR 27.3m), and EBIT climbed from EUR 23.1m to  EUR
26.3m.  At  EUR 31.6m, EBT was 37.5% up on the comparable figure for
last year (EUR 23.0m).
Drive systems - ATB Austria Antriebstechnik
ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG, which is  also  stock  exchange
listed  and  is responsible for drive systems, posted greatly
increased revenues of  EUR 304.5m, a  44.2%  improvement  on  2005's
EUR 211.1m,  an  achievement  all  the   more impressive given the
strained situation in global commodities  markets.  It  has
strengthened its market presence and secured an entry to several
important  new markets. The integration of its Serbian  company  and
the  acquisition  in  the first half of 2006 of a majority interest
in  the  Singapore-based  Lindeteves- Jacoberg Group has however
acted as a damper  on  drive  systems  earnings.  The preliminary
figures reveal that although ATB Group's EBITDA has risen  by  76.7%
to EUR 25.8m (2005:  EUR 14.6m)  and  its  EBIT  by  48.6%  to  EUR
9.3m  (2005: EUR 6.3m), its EBT fell back to EUR -0.9m (2005: EUR
1.1m).
Machine Tools - EMCO
EMCO Group's machine tool  business  has  an  ambitious  product
strategy:  its acquisition of Italian  market  leader  FAMUP  and
technology  provider  MECOF, combined with its very active
development department,  have  turned  it  into  a full-line supplier
and allowed it to boost revenues  by  a  satisfactory  36.9%. After
sales of EUR 124.7m in 2005, the  Group's  preliminary  figures  for
2006 show a record EUR 170.8m, which is primarily the result of its
expanded  market share in Germany. The performance indicators are
even more impressive  than  the revenue, and well above the levels
achieved elsewhere in  the  industry.  EBITDA grew by 76.5% to EUR
21.7m  (2005:  EUR 12.3m),  EBIT  by  162.7%  to  EUR 15.5m (2005:
EUR 5,9m) and EBT by 326.7% to EUR 12.8m (2005: EUR 3.0m).
Metallurgy - Montanwerke Brixlegg
In 2006 Montanwerke Brixlegg benefited from the  strong  growth  in
demand  for copper worldwide, as the preliminary results show:
revenues were up 65.1%,  from EUR 306.5m to a record EUR 506.1m. Its
already  respectable  earnings  measures also improved, with  EBITDA
reaching  EUR 48.2m,  86.0%  up  on  the  EUR 25.9m achieved in 2005.
Both EBIT  and  EBT  also  grew  strongly,  to  EUR 43.2m  and EUR
40.2m respectively, after EUR 21.1m and EUR 18.6m in 2005.
In the light  of  the  overall  economic  situation,  the  Management
Board  is currently optimistic about the prospects for 2007, and  is
looking  forward  to further  increases  in  revenue  of  roughly
EUR 2 bn   and   a   corresponding improvement in earnings. As
announced at the time of the IPO,  A-TEC  Industries is constantly on
the look out for potential acquisitions that  can  sensibly  be added
to the existing businesses.
end of announcement                               euro adhoc 19.02.2007 07:30:00

Further inquiry note:

Pressestelle A-TEC Industries AG
Mag. Claudia Müller-Stralz
Pleon Publico Public Relations & Lobbying
Tel: +43-1-71786-107
E-Mail: claudia.mueller@pleon-publico.at

Branche: Holding companies
ISIN: AT00000ATEC9
WKN:
Index: ATX Prime
Börsen: Wiener Börse AG / regulated dealing/prime standard

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