Vienna Stock Exchange stable: ATX fluctuates despite mixed company figures!

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On August 13, 2025, the Vienna stock market recorded only minor changes, while company news and European prices were the focus.

Am 13.08.2025 verzeichnete der Wiener Aktienmarkt nur geringe Veränderungen, während Unternehmensnachrichten und europäische Kurse im Fokus standen.
On August 13, 2025, the Vienna stock market recorded only minor changes, while company news and European prices were the focus.

Vienna Stock Exchange stable: ATX fluctuates despite mixed company figures!

The Vienna Stock Exchange is relatively stable today, August 13, 2025. The Austrian Traded Index (ATX) recorded a slight increase of 0.07 percent to 4,720.15 points. It is noteworthy that other leading European stock exchanges also recorded price gains, reflecting the overall positive sentiment among investors. So reported t-online.de that the Vienna stock market only changed slightly on Wednesday.

The news situation in the corporate world caused some movement: Wienerberger was able to improve its results in the first half of the year, which led to a 1.1 percent increase in shares. In contrast, Semperit struggled with a first-half loss and lower sales, causing shares to fall 0.8 percent. Addiko Bank, on the other hand, reported net profit of 24 million euros in the first half of the year, but suspended its dividend and cut its full-year outlook - pushing shares down 0.9 percent.

A look at the main players

How the individual companies perform in the ATX is clearly shown in this mini ranking:

  • Wienerberger: +1,1%
  • Semperit: -0,8%
  • Addiko Bank: -0,9%
  • Raiffeisen Bank International: -1,1%
  • Bawag: +0,2%
  • Erste Group: +0,5%
  • Voestalpine: -0,5%
  • OMV: -0,5%

In the technology sector, AT&S showed a negative development, with shares falling by 2.4 percent. These weak numbers could indicate cooling demand in the technology sector.

A look into the future and the geopolitical situation

It is also worth mentioning the broader European context, which is giving the Vienna Stock Exchange a bit of a boost. Hopes for peace in Ukraine appear to be having a positive impact on markets, and traders are also relieved that the US government has suspended announced tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico for a month. The positive corporate figures from European companies were largely well received, which strengthened investor confidence. Small newspaper summarizes that the market recently had its best trading day in years, with the ATX recording an increase of 3.41 percent, reaching its highest level in around three years.

Background to the ATX

For those unfamiliar: The ATX is Austria's most important stock index and reflects the price development of the twenty most liquid domestic companies, which are reviewed every six months. It was launched in 1991 and is a performance index that takes dividend payments into account. Over the years, the index has experienced some turbulence, but has shown a stable recovery since the beginning of 2023.

In conclusion, it remains to be said that the situation on the Vienna Stock Exchange today is not particularly exciting, but what is happening in the corporate world and the geopolitical influences remain exciting. It remains to be seen how the coming weeks will develop.