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Eurocommercial Properties NV

N4SA:BRN

Eurocommercial Properties NV

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  • Price (CHF)21.00
  • Today's Change0.00 / 0.00%
  • Shares traded250.00
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  • Beta--
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About the company

Eurocommercial Properties NV is a closed end property investment company based in the Netherlands. The Company invests, owns and manages retail real estate properties, primarily shopping centers, but also warehouses and office space. Its activities are focused on France, Sweden and Northern Italy, with property portfolio comprising more than 30 shopping centers. Eurocommercial Properties NV operates through a number of subsidiaries, such as Aktiebolaget Laholm Mellby 2:129, Aktiebolaget Norrkoping Silvret 1, Aktiebolaget Skovde K-mannen 2, Bergvik Kopet 3 Kommanditbolag, Betulla Srl, ECP Hogsbo AB, ECP Karlskrona AB, ECP Moraberg Holding AB, Eurocommercial Management Italia Srl, Eurocommercial Properties Ltd, Holgura BV and SAR Degeln AB, among others.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)262.70m
  • Net income in EUR219.00k
  • Incorporated1991
  • Employees97.00
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