Let 𝒰 be a neighborhood basis
of the origin consisting of absolutely convex open subsets of a separated locally
convex topological vector space E and S a subset of E. Let a mapping f : S → E
satisfy the condition: for each U ∈𝒰 and 𝜖 > 0, there exists a δ = δ(𝜖,U) > 0 such
that if x,y ∈ S and x − y ∈ (𝜖 + δ)U, then f(x) − f(y) ∈ 𝜖U. In the present
paper, sufficient conditions are given for the mapping f to have a fixed point
in S. The result is extended to the sum of two mappings of Krasnoselskii
type.