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euro adhoc: Financial Figures/Balance Sheet
CA Immo International 2007: Continued growth

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25.03.2008
The market-listed subsidiary CA Immobilien Anlagen AG bundles 
together the real estate business of the Group in the states of CEE, 
SEE and the CIS region. With the project development fund CA Immo New
Europe and the H1 Hotelfonds fund, further investment products with 
clear content profiles were created for large institutional 
investors. Local teams in Budapest, Prague, Bucharest and Belgrade 
ensure maximum local networking.
Portfolio of ca. 725,867 m²
The portfolio policy of the company has been characterized by 
balanced expansion and sales activities. In sum, real estate assets 
increased by 34% over the 2006 figure to reach 708.4 m EUR (after 
taking into account sales and purchases, investments in project 
development and value growth); this included 17 income properties, 
seven projects in development and three properties for which 
down-payments toward a credit-purchase have already been made. These 
properties, taken together, offered floor space of around 725,802 m2 
(including projects and parking spaces). In terms of geographic 
distribution 22% of floor space lie in Hungary, followed by Romania 
with 20% and Poland with 17%. In terms of usage, office space 
dominates the portfolio (ca. 68% of total floor space). Retail space 
accounted for 15% and hotels for 10% of floor space. The average 
economic vacancy rate (based on loss against ideal financial 
performance for the year) reached 3.5%, and on the balance-sheet date
the vacancy rate was at 3.1% (compared to 7% at the close of 2006).
Business figures show continued positive development
The important business figures for CA Immo International continued to
increase: turnover rose by 10% from 47.6 m EUR to 52.3 m EUR. Rental 
income remained constant at 38.1 m EUR after having been 38.2 m EUR, 
since 2007 acquisitions had been concentrated primarily on new 
project development and not on income properties. The net result 
improved by 7% to reach 36.3 m EUR. The operating result (EBIT) 
increased by 30% to make 82.9 m EUR. The corporate result 
simultaneously climbed by 41% to reach 67.2 m EUR.
Portfolio strategy: targeted growth in all markets
The continued development of the real estate portfolio in 2007 was 
characterized by a mixture of attractive new arrivals and 
strategically planned, isolated sales. The highlights among the new 
properties: - In Poland, CA Immo International entered the project 
"Poleczki Business Park" in Warsaw with a stake of 50%. The other 50%
are held by the joint venture partner, in which the corporation holds
a stake of 25% plus four shares. - In the Czech Republic, the 
business hotel "Diplomat Center" in Plzen, the project "CITY Deko" in
Prague and the "English International School" (also in Prague) joined
the portfolio. The office property "Jungmannova" in Prague was sold, 
with the proceeds from the sale representing a growth in value of 
115% compared to the cumulative investment. - CA Immo International 
also expanded its presence in Hungary, adding the office building 
"Capital Square" in Budapest and a 50% stake in the project "Duna 
Center Györ" (a specialist retail centre). - The corporation entered 
the Serbian market for the first time, with the "Belgrade Office 
Center" (a credit purchase) and the office building "Sava City". - In
Russia, CA Immo International is to put up the Airport City St. 
Petersburg together with real estate developer Warimpex.
Share price: CA Immo International subject to unfavourable conditions
In 2007, the share price and performance CA Immo International stock 
were affected to equal degrees by the turbulences on the 
international capital markets. In the year´s first half, both titles 
exhibited their usual steady growth.
At mid-year, the onset of negative developments on financial markets 
worldwide also began to have a negative effect on the Viennese stock 
market. CA Immo International stocks, like the entire industry, were 
unable to escape this downward trend and experienced large drops in 
their value. At the end of the year, the stock of CA Immo 
International listed at a discount of around 23% to its intrinsic 
worth on the balance sheet date.
This discrepancy between the actual value of the group and the image 
provided by stock prices also suggests that this may be a favourable 
time to purchase this title. It seems inevitable that the share price
of CA Immo International will begin to reflect the positive business 
and assets development of these corporations much more realistically 
during the course of 2008.
Outlook for 2008
The CA Immo International will continue on its path of 
diversification and sustainable expansion. In doing so, the emphasis 
will be on those markets in south-eastern Europe in which the Group 
is already well-represented. Particular importance will be accorded 
the business field of "project development", and here the focus will 
be in particular on the development activities of the H1 Hotelfonds 
fund and CA Immo New Europe in the regions of SEE and Russia.
end of announcement                               euro adhoc

Further inquiry note:

CA Immo International AG
Dr. Bruno Ettenauer
Mag. Wolfhard Fromwald
Mag. Andrea Bauer
Tel.: +43/1/532 59 07
Fax: +43/1/532 59 07-510
E-mail: office@caimmointernational.com
www.caimmointernational.com

Branche: Real Estate
ISIN: ATCAIMMOINT5
WKN: A0LBUV
Index: WBI, ATX Prime
Börsen: Wiener Börse AG / official market

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