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Acsion ACS.JO · ZAc

Real Estate · JSE · 🇿🇦 South Africa

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About Acsion

Its shares trade on JSE under the ticker ACS.JO. It has been listed since 9 December 2014. In the fiscal year to 28 February 2025, it reported revenue of ZAR 1.53bn and net income of ZAR 1.59bn. At that date it held total assets of ZAR 16.21bn and shareholders' equity of ZAR 11.53bn.

Acsion Ltd. is a holding company, which engages in real estate property development through its subsidiaries. The company is headquartered in Centurion, Gauteng. The company went IPO on 2014-12-09. The Company’s investment portfolio consists of eight strategically located retail properties, a light industrial property and a mixed-used development, all located in South Africa, as well as an international retail property situated in Cyprus. Its services include asset management, property management, development project management and hospitality operations. Its asset management provides market research, analysis and strategic planning, site evaluation and feasibility studies, conceptualization, layout and design functionality, development facilitation, identification and assessment of property location, securing property rights, networking with national tenants and independent research. Its property management provides leasing, facilities management, retail management and consulting, retail leasing of new developments and upgrades, marketing and promotions and rental invoicing and collection.

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Company facts

Sector
Real Estate
Industry
Real Estate Management & Development
Listed since
9 Dec 2014
Employees
412

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Hector ZarcaIndependent Non-Executive Chairman of the Board
  • Mr. Kiriakos AnastasiadisChief Executive Officer, Executive DirectorZAR 2.9m
  • Mr. Chris Van RensburgChief Financial Officer, Executive Finance DirectorZAR 466,000
  • Mr. Tony KyriazisChief Operating Officer
  • Mr. Astrino NicoloudakisChief Investment Officer
  • Mr. Yanni AnastasiadisChief Development Officer, since 2021
  • Mr. Dimitri ThomasHead: European Operations and Group Leasing, since 2021BRL 900,000
  • Mr. Michael ReynoldsCompany Secretary
  • Mrs. Marianne KokNon-Executive Independent DirectorZAR 110,000
  • Ms. Leora Osrin-karpNon-Executive Independent Director
  • Mr. David SeketeNon-Executive Independent Director, since 2022ZAR 221,000

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
0
Environment
0
Social
0
Governance
0

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Eight strategically located retail properties in South Africa and Cyprus support stable revenue streams.
  • Acsion Ltd. employs 412 full-time employees with expertise in asset and property management.
  • The company's investment portfolio includes mixed-used developments and light industrial properties for diversified income.

Weaknesses

  • The company's international presence is limited to one property in Cyprus, reducing global market reach.
  • Acsion Ltd. relies solely on South Africa for its domestic market, increasing regional dependency.
  • The company's IPO date in 2014 indicates a relatively young market presence for a holding company.

Opportunities

  • Expanding into new regions within Africa could leverage South Africa's market position.
  • Developing additional mixed-used properties in high-growth urban areas presents growth potential.
  • The hospitality operations segment offers opportunities for revenue diversification through tourism partnerships.

Threats

  • Economic instability in South Africa may impact property values and tenant occupancy rates.
  • Rising construction costs could affect development project profitability and timelines.
  • Competition from established real estate firms in South Africa may limit market share growth.

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