Elevator maker Kone sees parts shortages and rising costs. By Essi Lehto. October 28, 2021 3:34 PM UTC Updated October 28, 2021 ... HELSINKI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Elevator maker Kone ...

The Kone network replied, "Negligible sway. Keep going." A minute later the elevator reported, "Slight vibration on my way down," to which the Kone network answered, "That was actually really smooth." ...

The manufacturers blame the pandemic. Countries like China, which makes many elevator parts, are still implementing COVID-19 lockdowns, forcing factories making those parts temporarily to close.

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Kone’s sales came in at EUR 2.55 billion in the first quarter of 2023, a 5.9% organic and 4.7% reported increase. Orders received declined by 5.1% organically year on year, as the macroeconomic ...

Elevator maker Kone on Thursday reported below-forecast operating profit and mounting supply chain difficulties, offsetting its forecast of higher sales this year and driving its shares down more ...

Kone’s sales came in at EUR 2.55 billion in the first quarter of 2023, a 5.9% organic and 4.7% reported increase.