Europe's unloved property stocks due a revisit, Exane says
BUZZ-Europe's unloved property stocks due a revisit, Exane says ** Exane BNP initiates coverage of nine European real estate companies, saying it now may be an interesting time to revisit the space
** Exane re-initiates European shopping mall operator URW URW.PA at "outperform" and an €113 TP, citing its premium portfolio positioning and strong United States exposure
** Exane analysts initiate coverage of British logistics property companies Tritax Big Box BBOXT.L with 'outperform' and a £190 TP, citing its potential to evolve into a data centre story
** Brokerage starts Shurgard SHUR.BR, at "outperform" and a €28 TP, due to anticipated growth rebounds and potential acquisition prospects
** The analysts start residential property group TAG Immobilien TEGG.DE at "outperform" with a €15.5 TP, and LEG Immobilien LEGn.DE at "underperform" with a €53 TP, due to German debt repricing and high leverage headwinds
** Dutch logistics park developer CTP CTPNV.AS is rated at "outperform" with a €21 TP, with the analysts citing a robust growth outlook, driven by the nearshoring of supply chains
Company name | RIC | Rating | Target Price |
Gecina | GFCP.PA | Underperform | €70 |
Klépierre | LOIM.PA | Neutral | €36 |
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) | URW.PA | Outperform | €113 |
Tritax Big Box | BBOXT.L | Outperform | £190 |
SEGRO | SGRO.L | Neutral | £890 |
Shurgard | SHUR.BR | Outperform | €28 |
TAG Immobilien | TEGG.DE | Outperform | €15.5 |
LEG Immobilien | LEGn.DE | Underperform | €53 |
CTP | CTPNV.AS | Outperform | €21 |
(Reporting by Zakarya Meliani)
((zakarya.meliani@thomsonreuters.com))
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