Positioning
Vision, strategy & objectives_initiating opportunities_in the east

CA Immo International is underpinned by a successful property investment group. Its parent company, CA Immo, was formed in 1987 and floated on the Vienna Stock Exchange in 1988. In 1999 the company ventured into Central and Eastern Europe, with the purchase of its first property in Bratislava. Since then it has expanded its activities on further CEE and SEE markets.

This development follows a clear vision: to exploit the earning power of the property markets in Eastern and South East Europe for institutional investors. In the course of restructuring the Group in summer 2006, the properties in the CEE and SEE regions were transferred to CA Immo International. The CA Immo International share was placed on the Vienna Stock Exchange and first listed on 25 October 2006. Now 49% of the shares are in free float, with 51% owned by CA Immo.

Parent CA Immo

A 51% stake in CA Immo International is held by CA Immo, the Group parent company. In 2006 CA Immo made the transition from property investment company to corporate group and investment house with several subsidiaries and diverse investment products for different target groups. „CA Immo“ is the umbrella brand for the whole extended group. At the core of the brand lies the consistent ability to break new ground, to know the market and think ahead, to act astutely in the interests of the business, and to adopt a conservative approach when taking decisions. The brand message „Your (investment) goals are our mission“ makes a promise to all investors. The CA Immo Group, and therefore CA Immo International as well, consequently positions itself unequivocally at the forefront of customer orientation. At the end of 2006 CA Immo had a market capitalisation of some € 1.3 bn and a free float of 95%.
CA Immo invests in commercial properties in Austria and Germany. These had a market value as of 31 December 2006 of around € 1.6 bn. As at the end of 2006, the market value of CA Immo Group portfolio was about € 2.1 bn (including down payment of German real estate package).