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Austrian listed property firm Immofinanz, which in autumn called off a long-heralded merger with smaller peer S Immo, reported a 50.1%yy jump in nine-month (...)
Strong earnings recorded by Austrian listed Immofinanz in 2018 extended into 1H19, boosting FFO 1 by 22%yy to €59m and more than doubling net (...)
Austrian listed Immofinanz is making a further strategic office acquisition in Czech capital Prague, purchasing the Palmovka Open Park at a value of €76.4m. The seller is (...)
Austrian listed property group Immofinanz is acquiring the 220 m. Warsaw Spire Tower in the Polish capital for €386m from Belgium's Ghelamco and US-based (...)
Immofinanz, the listed Austrian property group that has been searching for direction for years, finally found it in 2018, reversing 2017's net loss and (...)
Following clearance by several national cartel authorities, Austria's listed Immofinanz has completed purchase of 29.14% of smaller peer S Immo for €390m, a price (...)
Vienna listed Immofinanz reported a 74% rise in FFO1 for the first half to €48.4m. Although net profit slid 18% to €86m, it said (...)
Austrian listed Immofinanz confirmed it is selling its 26% stake in peer CA Immobilien to US-based Starwood Capital Partners, for €757.9m or €29.5 per shr. It will use proceeds (...)
Austrian listed Immofinanz is on the point of selling its 26% stake in peer CA Immobilien to US private equity firm Starwood Capital Partners, according to Vienna stock (...)
Vienna-based listed real estate group Immofinanz has announced a 10:1 reverse stock split, a move formerly approved in the shareholder meeting and reducing outstanding shares to (...)
US private equity firm Starwood Capital, which Wednesday announced 24.4% acceptances in a Swedish housing group bid, has by contrast won only a fraction of (...)
In a move that caps a busy week in Vienna corporate real estate M&A, Austria's Immofinanz is putting up for sale its 26% stake in listed (...)
Ernst Vejdovszky, CEO of Austrian S Immo in which a 29.14% stake changed hands on Wednesday, acquired by Vienna listed peer Immofinanz, said he (...)
Austrian property tycoon René Benko nows controls 29.14% in Vienna listed S Immo after his private trust on Monday acquired 7.28% from the Vienna Insurance Group. (...)
Austrian property group Immofinanz last year turned into profit, excluding discontinued operations, with net earnings of €181m reversing a pro-forma €147m loss for 2016. Including these (...)
Speculation in Vienna is growing that Signa boss, the sometimes controversial René Benko, will move soon to try to merge the three quoted property firms S Immo, CA Immo and Immofinanz to (...)
An 'Austrian champion' in listed commercial property may still be on the cards despite Immofinanz on Wednesday hinting it will drop plans to merge with CA Immo. (...)