TLG shareholders approve merger with German real estate peer WCM

TLG Immobilien, a German listed real estate landlord, has received overwhelming shareholder approval for its friendly all-share takeover of peer WCM. 

The share of the vote in favour of the 'domination agreement' came to 99.9% at TLG's extraordinary general meeting held on 23 November. 

WCM's shareholders backed the agreement on Friday 17 November 2017.

The combination of Berlin-based TLG and WCM of Frankfurt will own almost €3 bn of German real estate.

WCM manages about €700 mln of real estate.

TLG was listed by US private equity firm Lone Star on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2014, and Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC held 13% of the shares at end-2016.

TLG's portfolio of office, retail and hotels was valued at €2.3 bn in June this year. The main focus is on office properties in Berlin and Frankfurt/Main, and the eastern German cities of Dresden, Leipzig and Rostock. 

 

 

 

 

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