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Hamborner REIT AG (HABA.DE)

XETRA Real Estate REIT - Diversified
$4.34 ▲ +0.46%
Market Cap
$353.4M
Sector
Real Estate
Industry
REIT - Diversified
Beta
0.66
52-Wk Range
4.26-5.86
CEO
Niclas Karoff
Country
DE
Currency
EUR

Hamborner REIT AG operates in the REIT - Diversified industry of the Real Estate sector, headquartered in Duisburg, NW, DE. The stock last traded at $4.34, up 0.46% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $353.4M. Its beta of 0.66 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Deutsche Börse
Employees
58
IPO date
1999-01-21
Headquarters
Duisburg, NW, DE
About Hamborner REIT AG

Hamborner REIT AG, a publicly traded company on the SDAX, operates exclusively within the real estate sector. It functions as a holder of a diversified portfolio of high-yielding commercial properties across Germany, collectively valued at approximately €1.5 billion, from which it derives sustainable rental income. The portfolio strategically emphasizes modern office buildings situated in well-established areas, alongside attractive local retail assets such as large format stores, retail parks, and DIY centers. These retail properties are strategically located in prime inner-city areas, bustling district centers, or highly frequented out-of-town sites within major German cities and mid-sized urban hubs. Hamborner REIT AG distinguishes itself through its significant expertise in both the property and capital markets, a consistent and appealing dividend strategy, and a transparent, efficient corporate framework. As a legally registered Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), the company benefits from exemptions from corporation and trade tax at the corporate level.

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