11.04.2021, 3475 Zeichen

S Immo: The listed real estate investment company S Immo AG generated a profit of Euro 56.9 mn for the financial year 2020. Bruno Ettenauer, new CEO of S Immo AG: “Over the past year and with the reported results, S Immo again demonstrated how robust its business model is. The diversified portfolio combined with a healthy liquidity base and a team of national and international experts form a solid foundation for continued success. The existing portfolio is a source of regular income, selected acquisitions and project developments facilitate growth, and the land bank offers great potential for the future. We intend to continue on this course. Friedrich Wachernig, Member of S Immo AG’s Management Board, added: “We saw clearly positive results from property valuation of Euro 39.1m, and also saw a 3.3% year-on-year increase in rental income due to acquisitions and the prudent management of our portfolio properties.” The rental income for the 2020 financial year totalled Euro 123.3 mn and was 3.3% higher than the prior-year. Based on current developments, S Immo anticipates that the conditions will improve gradually starting in the summer. CEO Bruno Ettenauer: “We are confident that the efforts to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic will lead to clear improvements in the economic conditions in the near future, and that this will bring a corresponding upturn on the capital markets. Our investment activities will continue to focus on Germany and CEE. We currently have around 2.5 million m² in property reserves among over 30 individual sites in the Berlin commuter belt. And we are continuing to evaluate investment opportunities in up-and-coming German cities and in capitals in CEE. We are currently working on an office development in Budapest.”
S Immo: weekly performance: -0.23%

Uniqa: Capital requirement ratio of Austrian based insurance group Uniqa, which measures capitalisation, was a sound 170 per cent on 31 December 2020l. “Uniqa is still very highly capitalised. Even the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the associated macroeconomic developments and non-recurring extraordinary charges from the AXA acquisition as well as restructuring provisions have not changed the outlook,” says Kurt Svoboda, CFO/CRO of the Uniqa Insurance Group AG. “For the first quarter of 2021, we assume that the capital requirement ratio will again exceed 170 per cent, primarily thanks to a slight increase in interest rate levels since 31 December 2020 and the effects of the Uniqa 3.0 strategy programme starting to improve profitability. The solvency ratio is expected to again head towards 200 per cent in the mid-term.”
Uniqa: weekly performance: 3.71%

Immofinanz: Austrian based real estate company Immofinanz has sold four office buildings in Warsaw to the Indotek Group, a leading Hungarian real estate firm. The buildings have total rental space of approximately 45,300 sqm. The sales price amounts to Euro 72.5 mn and the transaction closed today. “Following the acquisition of our Warsaw Spire myhive landmark, the process of focusing our Warsaw standing investment office portfolio on our innovative myhive office brand is at an advanced stage.  The transaction with the Indotek Group was signed before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic –  we are pleased to have now successfully finalised the sale”, stated COO Dietmar Reindl.
Immofinanz: weekly performance: -1.28%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (08/04/2021)

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