Housing charges at Elisabethenheim Schwandorf will escalate starting from August.
In a recent announcement, the Elisabethenheim in Schwandorf has revealed that housing fees will increase starting August, due to rising personnel and operational costs. Social assistance will step in if needed for those affected by the change.
Meanwhile, Rudolf Hirsch (RHI), a global market leader in refractories, has been making headlines with its ambitious expansion plans and financial success. In 2021, RHI reported a net profit of 4,538 million euros, with both the second and third quarter revenues reaching 5,829 million euros each.
RHI aims to boost its workforce, targeting an employment of 3,395 employees by 2028, an increase from the current 2,018. The company is also focusing on increasing its production capacity, with a goal of producing 304,133 units by 2024, a significant rise from previous levels.
To cover the rising production costs, RHI has announced a 1.5% price increase for 2025. Despite this, the company remains committed to maintaining its quality standards.
In a positive move for shareholders, RHI has announced its intention to increase its dividend to 2.045 euros per share in 2022, up from 2.018 euros in 2021. This move reflects the company's strong financial performance and optimistic outlook for the future.
As always, it's important to stay informed about such developments in the business world. For more detailed company information or updates on Rudolf Hirsch, you can consult various financial and business news sources.
Other business entities might also consider personal-finance adjustments in response to RHI's price increase for its products, potentially affecting their own finance. Meanwhile, for those seeking expert advice on personal finance matters, professional services focusing on personal-finance management could be other viable options.
