Grand City Properties SA (GYC)

7.54
+0.55(+7.79%)
  • Volume:
    272,329
  • Bid/Ask:
    7.54/0.00
  • Day's Range:
    7.13 - 7.59
High dividend Yield

Dividend yield shows how much a company pays its shareholders in dividends annually per dollar invested. It reflects how much an investor will earn aside from any capital gains in the stock.

GYC Overview

Prev. Close
6.99
Day's Range
7.13-7.59
Revenue
599.05M
Open
7.16
52 wk Range
6.01-16.83
EPS
0.495
Volume
272,329
Market Cap
1.3B
Dividend (Yield)
0.7089
(8.07%)
Average Vol. (3m)
320,626
P/E Ratio
13.09
Beta
0.59
1-Year Change
-54.28%
Shares Outstanding
172,348,779
Next Earnings Date
Aug 16, 2023
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Grand City Properties SA Company Profile

Grand City Properties SA Company Profile

Employees
809
Market
Germany
  • Type:Equity
  • Market:Germany
  • ISIN:LU0775917882
  • WKN:A1JXCV

Grand City Properties SA is a Luxembourg-based company active in the Real Estate segment of industry. The Company is focused on the acquisition and management of residential properties in Germany, especially in large urban high-density areas. The Company intends to hold the majority of acquired properties in its own portfolio on a long term basis. It has its properties in such German cities as Berlin, Dortmund, Hagen, among others.

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Analyst Price Target

Average12.10 (+60.48% Upside)
High26.20
Low6.50
Price7.54
No. of Analysts14
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Analysts Consensus

Technical Summary

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  • Analysis FY 2022 results: Net Debt/EBITDA = 11.4x. AFFO diminished -1.26%. FFO/per share +3% at 1.14€. P/FFO (Today) = 7/1.14 = 6.14. Guidance FY 2023 FFO/share to decrease -13.16% max to 0.99€/share. P/FFO (2023e) = 7/0.99 = 7.07. Sector P/FFO for Residential REITs in US has been moving steadily between 17 and 25 in 2010-2018 period (S&P Global Market Intelligence, Nareit 2018). GYC is clearly undervalued already. Technical aspect doesn’t show any signs of recovery yet.
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    • Hi, @alexinveI'm interested how did you calculate 'GYC going down to 4.42€'?Which values did you use?Do you think it will go up to 10€ -15€ in the next 4-5 years?
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      • It's also important to track the FFO and AFFO and compare these two metrics with competitors in order to see if the stock has been oversold or overbought. Hope this helps!
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      • Thanks for the explanation! I have some GYC stocks bought at 10.5€ a month ago.I tought it was a safe investment. The company had paid high divident and the stock had already fallen 50% from ATH.But now there is no divident and the stock is another 30% down. :-)Looks like I will keep it for a long period.
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      • I understand your decision. If Central Banks stop to raise interest rates or inflation drops further, then REITs will be one of the first sectors to recover as they may be experiencing overselling. When I analysed GYC back in Oct, I saw good fundamental reasons to invest in it. Macroeconomic uncertainty is now overweighting those fundamental reasons. That's why diversification is the best path to financial calmness:)
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    • Unfortunately, Grand City decided not to pay 2022 dividend due to macroeconomic uncertainty. The results were somewhat weak even though positive. I see GYC going down to 4.42€ in the next months. Better to avoid
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      • Compared to Vonovia, Grand City has a double better debt position than its big competitor. Earnings payout are 23% and cash payout 64%. Vonovia's respective figures are 67% and 61%. Debt quity ratio at 57% is highly different from Vonovia's at 117%. Grand City may experiment higher costs of debt refinancing in 2023 but not as much as Vonovia in relative numbers. Grand City is able to breath better within this whole interest rates hike environment than mostly any other REIT. Sometimes, it's better to aim at 1,5B valued companies than 15B valued ones.
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        • With German real state crisis, even though the stock performed nicely over the past 9 years, the fear of new rent regulations is present and Vonovia or Grand City may see their stock prices drop 30%-50% still.
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