Examples of using Starch segment in English and their translations into German
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AGRANA anticipates further sales volume growth in the Starch segment.
Starch segment revenue was off by 6.9% in the first quarter.
The main areas of investment were the completion of the capacity expansion at Hungrana andthe Pischelsdorf bioethanol plant in the Starch segment.
The Starch segment maintains its consistent strategic focus on specialty products.
Thanks to the high grain prices, very good contribution margins were achieved with co-products(suchas dried beet pulp and molasses). Starch segment H1 2012_13.
Starch segment revenue in the first half of 2018_19 eased by 3.5% year-on-year.
The direct value added generated in Austria by the Starch segment is more than doubled, from€ 197m to€ 404m, by the goods and services supplied to the mills.
This was dueprimarily to significantly lower grain prices in the Starch segment and an earnings improvement in the Fruit segment compared to the result of the first half of the year.
The Starch segment generated revenue of€ 125.5 million(Q1 2008_09:€ 114.8 million) in the first three months.
The main drivers of the growth in operating profit before exceptional items were vigorous marketing, timely andsufficient sugar sourcing, and the flexibility to seize opportunities created by changing market conditions. Starch segment.
Revenue in the Starch segment in the first nine months of 2014_15 was€ 535.4 million, or 2.3% below the year-ago value.
Starch segment Revenue in the Starch segment grew by 59.2% in the first quarter to€ 123.4 million Q1 2007_08:€ 77.5 million.
Outlook"Price increases that took effect in the Fruit and Starch Segments during the third quarter of 2006_07 will lead to a higher-than-expected improvement in revenues for the reporting year", explained CFO Walter Grausam.
The starch segment has long been our second business field and one in which we are among the leading suppliers in Europe.
While revenue in the Starch segment was approximately in line with one year earlier, revenue in the Sugar and Fruit segments rose on volume growth.
The Starch segment, with double-digit growth in revenue and earnings, was an important driver of AGRANA's business performance in 2007_08.
Revenue in the Starch segment in the first nine months of 2016_17 was €551.9 million, or 1.5% above the year-ago value.
Starch segment In the first half of 2009_10 the Starch segment's revenue was almost constant in relation to the year-earlier period, at EUR 251.8 million.
While EBIT in the Starch segment remained steady, lower revenues in the Sugar and Fruit segments weighed on absolute earnings in these businesses.
The Starch segment benefited especially from the lower raw material and energy costs, which during the reporting period still more than made up for the lower product sale prices.
The revenue expansion in the Starch segment resulted largely from higher sales quantities in all major product groups- starch, isoglucose, bioethanol and co-products.
In the Starch segment, we are active in Austria and Eastern Europe with a total of five production sites.
In the Starch segment, revenue receded by 4.2% to€ 380.4 million; in Fruit, it decreased by 2.1% to€ 607.7 million.
In the Starch segment, we are working to deepen our strategic commitment to specialty starch products like organic and waxy corn starches for market success.
Starch segment In the Starch segment, revenue in the first half of 2007_08 reached EUR 154.7 million, growing 30% from the prior-year level of EUR 119.3 million.
The Starch segment operated in market conditions that were good in the first half of the year and later cooled as expected, leading to an earnings decline for the segment in the third quarter.
While EBIT in the Starch segment eased slightly, additional contribution margins in the Sugar segment led to positive Sugar EBIT of€ 10.0 million, a significant improvement from the prior year's loss-making first quarter.
In the Starch segment, despite full utilisation of the bioethanol capacity in Austria and Hungary and the probable volume increase in sales of starch products, lower grain prices are expected to lead to a price-induced decrease in revenue.
While EBIT in the Starch segment improved markedly compared to the year-earlier period, and, in the second quarter, contributed to Group-level EBIT growth of 9.1%, revenue in the Sugar segment remained down amid the lasting low sugar market prices and led to the anticipated weaker EBIT result for Sugar.