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🏠 Vonovia: Safe "concrete gold" or historic billion-euro grave?

Since in the last vote $VNA (-4.39%) has won, here is the post :)


🏰 Moat (competitive advantages): 2/5 points

  • Clear number 1 in Europe and high barriers to change for tenants (housing shortage).
  • No pricing power!
  • Politics (rent index, brake) dictates income.


📈 Growth: 0/5 points

  • While sales are rising, massive property devaluations have pushed the operating result (EBIT) deep into the red at times.
  • No scalable margin in sight.


⚠️ Risk: 2/5 points

  • The business model is crisis-proof (always used to it).
  • Extreme regulatory risks in Germany.
  • Net debt is 15.5 times EBITDA!


⭐ Special points: 2/2 points

  • Attractive dividend (~5%)
  • Share buybacks


Overall conclusion: 6 out of 17 points


The company / share is therefore currently not an investment option for me.


As always, you can find my complete analysis with all the sub-items on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/urTkEncTIWE


What will be watched next will of course be decided by voting again.

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What is the situation with real estate companies in terms of cash flow? Sure, depreciation and write-downs depress earnings. But this doesn't have a direct impact on cash flow, which is why it's not quite so blatant for a dividend share - is it?
Of course, write-downs have an impact on interest and, in the case of sales, a negative impact on cash flow.
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