voestalpine Automotive Components Schmölln GmbH
Location
Thüringen
Founded
1963-05-09
Website
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Recent Articles about voestalpine Automotive Components Schmölln GmbH
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2024-09-30 (industriemagazin.at)
Ten hard years for VW: Volkswagen crisis: “VW is an employee employment association with unusual conditions”
Hard job cuts, main plants with a questionable future: Oliver Blume has to counteract this with billions in cuts at Volkswagen. How suppliers fear and why…
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2024-09-19 (nachrichten.at)
Accounting scandal: voestalpine reports two ex-managers
LINZ. The investigation into the years of incorrect bookings in the Linz steel and technology group has been completed. The damage is in the low single-digit million range.
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2024-09-19 (vindobona.org)
Voestalpine in the Midst of an Accounting Scandal and Weak Quarterly Results
Voestalpine AG, one of Europe's leading steel and technology groups, is currently facing a double crisis. In addition to a massive drop in profits in the first…
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2024-09-18 (kleinezeitung.at)
Balance sheet scandal: Voestalpine reports two former managing directors of its German subsidiary
Voestalpine filed a criminal complaint against two former managing directors on Tuesday following the accounting falsifications at a German subsidiary that were made public in June.
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2024-08-08 (nachrichten.at)
voestalpine boss on accounting scandal: “The aim is to be able to prosecute those responsible”
LINZ. Voestalpine is still in the middle of coming to terms with the accounting scandals. The Linz steel and technology group wants to get tax money back from the tax office.
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2024-07-02 (nachrichten.at)
voestalpine: Dealing with the accounting scandal costs 1.5 million euros
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2024-06-21 (krone.at)
Accounting scandal: Ex-manager denies allegations
voestalpine is not resting. On June 5th, with the publication of the annual report for 2023/24, it became known that ...
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2024-06-20 (krone.at)
Accounting scandal: Did Voest pay too much taxes?
Day 14 after the accounting scandal at Voestalpine became known - and this time the steel company itself is ensuring that fuel is poured into the fire again...
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2024-06-18 (industriemagazin.at)
Accounting scandal at German Voestalpine subsidiary: FMA is investigating balance sheet manipulation at Voestalpine subsidiary: Examination will take months
A scandal rocks voestalpine: employees of a German subsidiary have been manipulating the balance sheets for years. The incident…
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2024-06-11 (boerse-social.com)
Vienna Stock Exchange Party #669: What's going on at FACC? Does Marinomed have the floor? Why no voestalpine scandal? (3 questions, 1 answer)
Vienna Stock Exchange Party #669: What's going on at FACC? Does Marinomed have the floor? Why no voestalpine scandal? 3 questions 1 answer Listen: https: //audio-cd.at/page/podcast/5852/ The stock market, a podcast project for Audio-CD.at by Christian Drastil Comm.. Under the motto “Market & Me” reports about the
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2024-01-20 (boerse-express.com)
“trend”: Voestalpine CEO Eibensteiner comments on the accounting scandal in a video to employees
“Possibly too much tax paid” – manipulation is likely to be an isolated case – communication “could have gone better”. In the accounting scandal at the steel and technology group Voestalpine there is the first statement from CEO Herbert Eibensteiner.
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2019-12-12 (caller.com)
Voestalpine will pay $72M fine in 'plate cartel' price-fixing scandal
Germany's antitrust authority said Voestalpine was among companies that rigged prices on steel that is used in building bridges and ships.
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