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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Develica | DDE | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.011 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 15/4/2010 10:46 by roomove Hi guys. Ive held a small amount here for a while, not felt the need to post for some time as there has been nothing to say or anyone to talk to!! However as we have some reasond depate about other shares (something Im always happy to hear so long as its not ridiculous ramping) Ill throw a tiddler into the hat for you. Have a look at JSJS. Its not a property share so you may not be interested, they specialise in home automation devices. The chart looks awful but there has been a seller who I think is now clear. The future prospects could be very good but there is a lack of news available. What we do know is they have a $2.3m contract with Siemens starting in June and have just had an investor fund them 300k at 50% above the current price. It does seem a little illiquid though, over 200m shares in issue but there does not appear a massive amount in free float. Worth a look imho. |
Posted at 11/2/2010 08:19 by pre ..interesting apppointment...turnaManager appoints new managing director TIDMDDE RNS Number : 4477G Develica Deutschland Ltd 01 February 2010 ? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 1 February 2010 DEVELICA DEUTSCHLAND MANAGEMENT LIMITED APPOINTS MANAGING DIRECTOR Develica Deutschland Limited ("DDL"), the AIM listed German property investor, today announces that its fund manager, Develica Deutschland Management Limited ("DDM"), has appointed Lars Luecking as Managing Director with effect from 1 February 2010. Lars joins DDM from Citi Global Markets and Hypo Real Estate (formerly HypoVereinsbank) where he spent 10 years collectively in senior roles. Prior to those roles he worked for several years in corporate finance with KPMG in Frankfurt. Grant Tromans, a director of both DDL and DDM, said on behalf of DDM: "DDM welcome the appointment of Lars Luecking as Managing Director and look forward to the benefits his extensive experience in European real estate will bring. Lars has a wealth of experience in European real estate, especially in asset management, debt restructuring and valuation. He has the ideal skill set to oversee the day-to-day running of DDM and ensure that the fund manager is in a position to take full advantage of the anticipated upturn in the German economy and the consequent revival in the German real estate market." Derek Butler, Chairman of DDL, said "DDL also welcomes the further strengthening of the DDM team and the additional skills and experience this appointment will bring". Ends. Contact: Baron Phillips, Baron Phillips Associates. Tel: 020 7920 3161 Philip Secrett, Grant Thornton Corporate Finance Tel: 020 7728 2578 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCUGUQWPUPUGGG |
Posted at 26/3/2007 13:27 by wonder boy If by better value you mean higher yields then I can't argue there. I'm in Berlin because that's where I see most capital growth potential. Rent/income is lower in Berlin than any other City in the developed world (including Leipzig et al). This will correct over time but the presence of "aggressive" foreign private equity type investors can only accelerate the process. Many people believe London leads and the rest of the UK property market follows. I think the same could be true of Berlin-Germany. |
Posted at 28/1/2007 16:28 by davebowler Mick Gilligan of Killik, the stockbroker, reckons the arrival of Reits is positive on the whole, but he is not interested in British Reits at the moment he says property overseas, in countries such as Germany, offers more value. He recommends two offshore investment funds: Invista European Real Estate Trust and Develica Deutschland, although he warns sterling investors to be mindful of the currency risks."The yield differential between UK property income funds and government bonds has narrowed significantly in recent years. The average yield on a UK property income fund is currently 5 per cent, compared with a 10-year gilt yield of 4.7 per cent. Two years ago the differential was 1.0 per cent, compared with the current level of 0.3 per cent. This lack of value is leading investors to look further afield for their real estate income," says Gilligan. "In Germany the 10-year government bond yield is currently around 4.1 per cent, with commercial property yields typically ranging between 5 per cent and 6 per cent. Healthy rental growth is expected in Munich and Hamburg." |
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