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Fingrid OyjStock Exchange release 12 March 2025 at 9:30 EET Supplement to the proposals of Fingrid Oyj’s Shareholders’ Nomination Board to the Annual General Meeting 2025 On 31 January 2025, Fingrid Oyj published the proposals of the Shareholders’ Nomination Board to the Annual General Meeting 2025. Fingrid supplements the published release as follows: In addition to the already published proposals, the Shareholders’ Nomination Board proposes that Eeva-Liisa Virkkunen will be elected as Fingrid’s new Board member for the term of office ending at the end of the next Annual General Meeting. In addition, Shareholders’ Nomination Board proposes that Eeva-Liisa Virkkunen would be elected as the Chair of the Board of Directors. Eeva-Liisa Virkkunen, M.Sc. (Business Economics), Finnish citizen. Virkkunen acts as a chair of the board for Sotkamo Silver Oy, as a vice chair of the board for Länsirata Oy, as a vice chair of the board for Neova Oy, and as a board member for Robit Oyj. In addition, she acts as a chair of the Audit Committees for the above-mentioned boards. Virkkunen will resign from her position in the board of Neova Oy. Earlier Virkkunen has acted as a CFO for Metso Outotec Oyj/Metso Oyj during the years 2014–2020, as a CFO for Metso Minerals Oy during the years 2007–2014, as a CFO for Metso Automation Oy during the years 2002–2007, as a CFO for Oy Rettig Ab during the years 1999–2002, as a CFO for AB Sandvik Mining & Construction during the years 1998–1999, as a CFO for Tamrock Oy during the years 1995–1998 and as a CFO for Huhtamäki Oy Leaf Finland during the years 1992–1995. Eeva-Liisa Virkkunen is independent of the company and its significant shareholders. Virkkunen has given her consent to her appointment. Additional information about the members proposed by Fingrid’s Shareholders’ Nomination Board is available on the company’s website. The Nomination Board’s proposals will be included in the invitation to the Annual General Meeting. Contact information: General Counsel, SVP Marina Louhija tel. +358 40 519 0627
Estonia is breathing a sigh of relief as its trade deficit has notably narrowed, according to the latest figures updated on March 12, 2025. The trade balance improved from a negative indicator of -392.9 million euros in December 2024 to -331.4 million euros in January 2025.This reduction in the trade deficit signals a positive shift in Estonia's economic landscape. While the nation has been grappling with a significant trade imbalance, January's figures offer a promising glimpse into potential recovery or stabilization efforts taking place in the domestic market.Economists are closely monitoring these developments, as a continued narrowing of the trade deficit could bode well for Estonia's macroeconomic stability and its ambitions on the global trading stage. With ongoing efforts to bolster domestic production and enhance export capabilities, Estonia seems poised to progressively turn the corner on its trade challenges.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
Find the full announcement here: https://etex.team/Fullyearresults2024 ZAVENTEM, Belgium, March 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Etex delivered a solid performance in line with the company’s forecast while the construction market is still suffering from a drastic demand drop, particularly in Europe.Revenue reached EUR 3.777 billion, a slight decrease of 0.8% in absolute value compared to 2023. Like-for-like it represents a decrease of 2.7%.Despite the significant decrease in demand, the REBITDA reached EUR 695 million (-2.4%) in absolute value thanks to proactive management of manufacturing capacity and stocks as well as costs containment. Like-for-like it represents a decrease of 5.1%.The REBITDA margin reached 18.4%, in line with 2023 (18.7%).The net recurring profit (Group share) stood at EUR 264 million (-2.9%), close to the 2023 results.Stable financial debt at EUR 1.109 billion versus EUR 1.039 billion in 2023 while taking into account the acquisition of BGC’s plasterboard and fibre cement businesses in Australia and New Zealand.Strong free cash flow generation before dividends, acquisitions and divestments of EUR 185 million.Sustainability: significant progress on decarbonisation, recycling, waste and water.In 2024, Etex continued to prepare for further growth, including with the commissioning of its new Bristol plasterboard plant in the UK, the most important capital expenditure ever for the company.Gross dividend: proposal by the Board of Directors of EUR 1,03 per share, stable versus previous year.Outlook for 2025: market demand volatility is expected to remain for most of the year. Etex aims for a stable performance across all its businesses while investing in manufacturing facilities, advancing sustainability efforts, and actively pursuing strategic opportunities.Bernard Delvaux, CEO of Etex: “We successfully went through 2024 and emerged stronger for 2025. The demand for qualitative housing and living spaces remains extremely high - including for environmental and social reasons - and Etex is uniquely positioned to play an important role in providing sustainable and innovative construction solutions with our complementary products.” More information Joseph Lemaire | Senior Corporate Communications Manager | Tel + 32 15 71 15 71 | joseph.lemaire@etexgroup.com Etex NV | PassPort Building | Luchthaven Brussel Nationaal | Gebouw 1K | 1930 Zaventem | Belgium +32 15 71 77 20 | info@etexgroup.com | www.etexgroup.com
Industrial production growth in Malaysia decelerated sharply in January 2025, reaching only 2.1%, a significant drop from December 2024's figure of 4.6%. This data, updated on March 12, 2025, highlights a continuing trend of moderation in the country's industrial output.The current indicator reflects a year-over-year comparison, measuring January's performance against the same month in the previous year. The slowdown suggests potential challenges facing the manufacturing and industrial sectors, which could be attributed to various global and domestic factors, including supply chain issues and shifts in demand dynamics.As Malaysia aims to stabilize and revitalize its industrial production, these figures underscore the necessity for strategic policies and investments to drive growth and sustain economic momentum in the increasingly competitive global market.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
In a period marked by global economic fluctuations, Sweden's labor market has showcased stability, as the unemployment rate held steady at 7.2% for the month of February 2025. This figure mirrors the unemployment rate recorded in January 2025, marking a pause in any upward or downward movement as of the data update on March 12, 2025.This consistent rate suggests that the Swedish economy remains resilient amidst global challenges, maintaining equilibrium without significant changes in the labor market dynamics. While some regions around the world are grappling with significant shifts in employment levels, Sweden's stable rate indicates a balanced economic environment, with neither notable gains nor losses in the workforce.Analysts suggest that this constancy may offer a sense of reassurance in uncertain economic times, demonstrating Sweden's ability to sustain its labor market effectively. As industries adapt to evolving conditions, maintaining such a steady unemployment rate could be indicative of broader economic strategies focused on growth and job security.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
Romania's trade deficit saw a significant improvement in January 2025, narrowing to -2.739 million euros from the previous -3.336 million euros observed in December 2024, according to recently updated data released on 12 March 2025. This shift marks a positive trend for the country's economic outlook as exports continue to gain momentum.The reduction in the trade deficit indicates that Romanian exporters are beginning to close the gap with imports, a positive sign as the country navigates the complexities of the global economy. Analysts suggest that increased demand for Romanian products and a focus on strategic trade partnerships have played a crucial role in this development.While the overall trading environment remains challenging, Romania's narrowing trade gap offers renewed optimism for the future trajectory of its economic policies and international trade relationships. The government is expected to continue leveraging this momentum to further enhance trade activities and bolster economic resilience in the coming months.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com