OMV


Q1: A notably better-than-expected Chemical business drove these consensus-beating results

30/04/24 -"OMV’s robust Q1 results contributed to a 35% consensus beat in CFFO (excl. Wcap changes) in the quarter. Despite persistent weak chemical fundamentals, the polymer margin was supported by the Red ..."

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30/04/24
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