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Immobiliere Distri-Land DISL.BR · EUR

N/A · Euronext Brussels · 🇧🇪 Belgium

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About Immobiliere Distri-Land

Its shares trade on Euronext Brussels under the ticker DISL.BR. It has been listed since 16 February 1989. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2024, it reported revenue of €1.6m and net income of €8,611. At that date it held total assets of €3.9m and shareholders' equity of €425,606.

NV Immobilière Distri-Land engages in real estate investment. The company is headquartered in Brussels, Bruxelles-Capitale. The firm operates as a real estate.

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Company facts

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Listed since
16 Feb 1989

Leadership

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  • Kim Mario Jos CretenChairman & Chief Executive Officer, since 2008
  • Kim Mario Jos CretenChairman & Chief Executive Officer
  • Carine van BeverDirector, since 2010
  • Hubert Ludovic de PeuterDirector, since 2010
  • Beatrijs de WolfDirector, since 2010
  • Geert TemmermanDirector

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Strengths

  • Brussels real estate market provides stable investment opportunities for Distri-Land.
  • Long-standing presence since 1989 ensures market familiarity and trust.
  • Brussels-Capitale location offers strategic access to European real estate networks.

Weaknesses

  • Limited diversification beyond Brussels real estate market exposure.
  • Dependence on European real estate market fluctuations affects stability.
  • No mention of international expansion plans in current business description.

Opportunities

  • Growing demand for commercial properties in Brussels-Capitale region.
  • Potential for partnerships with European real estate firms.
  • Increasing urban development projects in Brussels city center.

Threats

  • Economic downturns in Belgium could reduce real estate investment.
  • Regulatory changes in European real estate sector may increase costs.
  • Competition from established real estate firms in Brussels market.

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