After a rumor in Hallmann-Holding, the beautiful Immo investor repositions itself. “We will now set new accents and priorities,” says Hallmann.
Around Christmas were parts of the Hallmann Holding Company of the prominent investor Klemens Hallmann, based in Vienna, in turbulence. Süba Bau-und Prjecterichtungs GmbH, a subsidiary of Süba AG, who belongs to Hallmann-Holding, was sharpened in the bankruptcy.
Now the investor responds: the new building area will be reduced in the future and currently no new recovery projects will be purchased. In the future, the holding will again focus more on an additional expansion of the existing real estate through active acquisition and the upgrade through sustainable further development, it said.
In addition to the real estate investments in existing real estate, new participations in the IT, cyber security and technology sector and further diversification in international investments should take place. “With further targeted investments, we create stable values, especially in volatile times, and we also want to benefit from emerging trends or cross sector synergies,” Hallmann said in a broadcast.
Goes with Benko
In the past, Klemens Hallmann had noticed, among other things, in stores with Benko’s Signa Group: in 2019 an object Vienna Chamber of Commerce was passed on by Benko to Hallmann. At the end of 2022, Süba acquired the most important project Rossmarkthöfe in St. Pölten of the Signa, which already had acute liquidity needs at the time.
Source: Krone
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