Premia Properties announced doubled profitability from operations
Premia Properties announced doubled profitability from operations

Premia Properties announced doubled profitability from operations

Total cash and cash equivalents amounting to €47.8 million a healthy financial structure with the Group's Equity standing at €141.3 million and with Net Debt at €128.9 million.
RE+D magazine
07.04.2023

PREMIA Properties ("PREMIA" or the "Company") announced its financial results for the year 2022. o Addition of twenty-three (23) properties, optimizing the structure and diversification of the Group's investment portfolio.

As at 31.12.2022, the Group had 50 properties under management with a total investment value of € 272.6 million, an increase of 37% compared to 31.12.2021. 

Further strengthening in the core business sectors with the acquisition of three (3) student residences, the facilities of Doukas Schools and an industrial property in Kryoneri, along with an entry into new sectors with the acquisition of the properties of BOUTARIS and ATHENS HEART. 

PREMIA implemented its investment plan in the first quarter of 2023 in a consistent manner, by completing the acquisition of another student residence in Xanthi and an industrial property in Lamia (IOLI Natural Mineral Water facilities), while a binding agreement was signed for Project Skyline. 

Total cash and cash equivalents amounting to €47.8 million a healthy financial structure with the Group's Equity standing at €141.3 million and with Net Debt at €128.9 million. 

The Company's solid credit rating was reconfirmed by ICAP CRIF S.A. in the annual review, which confirmed an A credit rating in October 2022. 

Revenue growth of 58% and doubling of operating profitability (Adjusted EBITDA), on a consolidated basis, compared to 2021. Preservation of strong net profitability, with consolidated profit after tax shaping at €15.9 million for 2022.

The macroeconomic environment remains particularly volatile since there is still considerable uncertainty regarding the energy crisis, inflationary pressures, rising interest rates and the continuity of the war in Ukraine. Despite the increased uncertainty due to the above conditions, that were shaped within 2022 and are still ongoing, the Greek real estate market kept growing, staying on the recovery path of 2021 and it appears that in the medium-term the expectations remain positive, especially in the core sectors that the Group has invested i.e. logistics and serviced apartments.

Find here the official press release.