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Sandra Bijelic
Sandra Bijelic

Head of Corporate Communications
Kapsch TrafficCom AG
Am Europlatz 2, 1120 Vienna, Austria

sandra.bijelic@kapsch.net
Press Material

Here you will find our current press photos and photos of the executive board in print quality as well as further download material and videos.

Traffic Jam
25. November 2025
73M road travelers to test US infrastructure on Thanksgiving Weekend

The Thanksgiving holiday period in the United States consistently ranks as the busiest travel time of the year.

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19. November 2025
Kapsch TrafficCom – Result for the first half of 2025/26

"We are seeing extremely hesitant awarding behavior across the entire market. Despite the infrastructure packages designed to stimulate the economy, the corresponding investment decisions are still pending and some large project tenders or their awarding are being delayed"

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Santiago-City, CL
18. November 2025
Kapsch puts free-flow toll system into operation in Chile

Kapsch TrafficCom has completed the delivery of the electronic free-flow tolling system (MLFF) for the Puente Industrial bridge in the Bío region of Chile.

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View of street in Barcelona, ES
11. November 2025
Kapsch TrafficCom Awarded Key Role in Barcelona’s “Pla Endreça” Urban Renewal Initiative

Kapsch TrafficCom was awarded a contract as part of the Barcelona City Council's ambitious "Pla Endreça" project, a modernisation initiative.

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Ein Bus auf einer Straße.
5. November 2025
Kapsch TrafficCom joins prestigious Spanish Mobility Lab Foundation

Kapsch TrafficCom is proud to announce its official incorporation into the Vitoria-Gasteiz Araba Mobility Lab Foundation.

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27. October 2025
Kapsch TrafficCom AG: Preliminary business figures for the first half of the year significantly short of expectations and revision of the outlook for the financial year 2025/26.

Vienna, October 27, 2025  –  Following an analysis of preliminary business figures as part of the preparation of the half-year financial report, the Management Board of Kapsch TrafficCom AG (ISIN: AT000KAPSCH9) announces that the half-year figures for revenues and earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) fall significantly short of expectations. It is necessary to adjust the outlook for the financial year 2025/26. Accordingly, preliminary revenues of around EUR 200 million  and EBIT of around EUR 10 million are expected for the first half of the financial year 2025/26. EBIT includes a positive one-off effect of around EUR 23 million from the first quarter. The primary factors contributing to these outcomes are the generally challenging market conditions: In this context, some large project tenders are being delayed. Furthermore, expected projects were not won. The outlook for the financial year 2025/26 is therefore being revised. The Management Board of Kapsch TrafficCom AG now expects revenues in the order of around EUR 450 million (previously around EUR 510 million) and EBIT in the order of around EUR 25 million (previously around EUR 45 million).

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Toll Plazas Moravski Corridor Serbia 1
23. October 2025
Kapsch TrafficCom Opens Four Toll Plazas in Serbia

Four new toll plazas have opened to traffic along the Moravski Corridor in central Serbia.

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Highway AP-8, Zarautz, ES
2. October 2025
New toll infrastructure for highway in Basque Country, Spain

In June 2025, Kapsch TrafficCom was awarded a new contract for the renewal of the Zarautz Este toll collection area in Gipuzkoa, Basque Country.

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PR: Indonesias Urban Gridlock
29. September 2025
Indonesia’s Urban Gridlock: Why Intelligent Transport Systems Are the Key to Safer, Smoother Cities

Indonesia’s cities are at a tipping point. With urban vehicle numbers growing at over 6% annually and congestion in cities.

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Pontevedra, ES
23. September 2025
Pontevedra ensures cleaner air for its citizens

As pollutant emissions increase, cities must ensure that their citizens are protected from the negative effects of congestion, noise and air pollution.

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