Inmobiliaria Colonial SOCIMI SA 2018 IR
The report highlights Inmobiliaria Colonial's performance in 2018, a transformational year marked by the merger and integration of Axiare and the acquisition of a 22% stake in SFL. The company achieved a total shareholder return of 19% and grew its gross asset value to ’11,348 million, representing an 8% like-for-like increase. In terms of sustainability, 91% of the operating portfolio obtained LEED or BREEAM energy certifications, and the company was recognized with the GRESB/BREEAM Award for Responsible Real Estate Investment. Additionally, Colonial expanded its co-working platform, Utopicus, and accelerated its digital strategy through Proptech initiatives.
Company: Inmobiliaria Colonial SOCIMI SA
Sector: Real Estate
Country: Spain
Year: 2018
Type: IR
Pages: 430
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Inmobiliaria Colonial SOCIMI SA
Integrated Annual Report
The report highlights Inmobiliaria Colonial's performance in 2018, a transformational year marked by the merger and integration of Axiare and the acquisition of a 22% stake in SFL. The company achieved a total shareholder return of 19% and grew its gross asset value to ’11,348 million, representing an 8% like-for-like increase. In terms of sustainability, 91% of the operating portfolio obtained LEED or BREEAM energy certifications, and the company was recognized with the GRESB/BREEAM Award for Responsible Real Estate Investment. Additionally, Colonial expanded its co-working platform, Utopicus, and accelerated its digital strategy through Proptech initiatives.
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Report Year
2018
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2018 - Dec 31, 2018
Fiscal Year
2018
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Integrated Report
Language
English
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