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Corporate financial reporting
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The provided reports cover the nine month financial performance of different industrial and financial companies in 2026. Schindler reported strong growth in its new installation business, with orders reaching 8.74 billion Swiss francs, a 5.2 percent increase in local currencies. The company saw surges in the third quarter and growth across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. While the Chinese market declined, the rate of decline has slowed. Schindler also noted an interest in potential acquisitions following a planned merger between competitors Kone and TK Elevator. Schaeffler AG reported revenue of 17.481 billion euros for the same period, maintaining levels close to the previous year at constant currency. The company saw an EBIT before special items of 794 million euros, a 6.5 percent increase. While revenue was stable in Europe and the Americas, the Asia/Pacific region grew by 7.3 percent, though revenue in Greater China declined by 7.9 percent. Schaeffler attributed special charges in its E-Mobility division to weak business from European manufacturers in China. Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) reported a consolidated profit of more than 1.1 billion euros for the first nine months of 2026, excluding its Russian operations, representing a 10 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Net interest income rose by 7 percent to 3.347 billion euros, while commission income grew by 10 percent to 1.624 billion euros. Customer loans reached 109 billion euros, an 8 percent increase from the end of 2025. CEO Michael Höllerer noted the successful development of the core business and progress on strategic initiatives, including the acquisition of Garanti BBVA Romania and the planned takeover of Addiko Bank. Additionally, the bank highlighted progress in a legal case against Rasperia aimed at compensating damages incurred in Russia. In Romania, the subsidiary Raiffeisen Bank România recorded a net profit of 1.26 billion lei, with total assets growing to 98.6 billion lei.
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