The market capitalisation rose from € 588 m when the company was first listed to € 687 m by the end of the year. On average 299,400 shares changed hands per trading day. In the ranking of the IATX‘s most actively traded stocks, CA Immo International consequently comes fourth. In the first ten weeks after the share‘s initial listing the price rose from € 13.52 to € 15.80 at the end of the year. This corresponds to an increase of around 17%.
The distribution of dividends after the first full year of business is consistent with CA Immo International‘s strategic goal of making shareholders‘ investment objectives its own and fully satisfying investors‘ requirements. The CA Immo International share is the first Austrian property stock to pay investors a dividend. A payout of at least 2% of the average net asset value (NAV) is envisaged. The initial distribution is planned in 2008 for the first full business year in 2007. The strategic determinants of dividend policy are future anticipated earnings, equity capital requirements and the general financial situation of the company. The company dividends derive exclusively from the net profit. The payout is determined subject to the approval of the General Meeting.