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Anticipated business development<br />

to our sHareHol<strong>der</strong>s management <strong>report</strong> Financial statements supplementary inFormation<br />

In the recent deep recession HAMBORNER proved to be very sound and comparatively independent<br />

of the crisis. For 2010 and 2011 as well, we expect a stable operating business<br />

development with a slowly recovering market environment. The rent incomes constitute<br />

the key earnings source on the basis of the business model as a long-term portfolio hol<strong>der</strong>.<br />

For 2010 we expect a further increase in the rent incomes compared with the previous year,<br />

attributable in particular to the new acquisitions transferred in <strong>2009</strong> and to the purchase<br />

recorded in December. With an ongoing growth course of the company, we also expect continuously<br />

increasing total rental income in the following years.<br />

With respect to the economic vacancy rate and the rent losses, we expect a low level in the<br />

future as well. No major rental agreements expire in 2010 for which it has so far not been<br />

possible to conclude follow-up agreements; moreover our main tenants enjoy good creditworthiness.<br />

In the case of the spaces available for subsequent letting in 2011, we are confident<br />

of achieving agreement extensions or new lettings in good time. It appears overall that<br />

our company has a sound foundation due to the income secured by letting, particularly from<br />

the retail trade sector.<br />

In the wake of the <strong>REIT</strong> conversion and the associated long-lasting exemption of the company<br />

from corporation and trade tax, the hidden reserves of the company are to be determined<br />

and taxable only once. The precise extent of the tax burden from the final levying of<br />

taxes has not yet been established, but will probably be in the or<strong>der</strong> of €17 to 20 million.<br />

There is an outflow of liquidity to the same extent due to the tax payment, whereas the<br />

effect on results will be consi<strong>der</strong>ably lower due to the simultaneous release of the balance<br />

sheet deferred taxes. As of December 31, <strong>2009</strong>, the company shows €14.7 million of deferred<br />

tax liabilities and €2.2 million of deferred tax assets in the IFRS individual financial<br />

statements.<br />

HAMBORNER finds itself well-positioned with respect to the competition through the <strong>REIT</strong><br />

conversion, the structure of the property portfolio and due to the financial strength of the<br />

company. This does not preclude further pressure on property prices and thus on the valuation<br />

of the portfolio properties. With a continuing low interest rate level, however, this<br />

presents a favourable environment for additional purchases. Nevertheless, new acquisitions<br />

must satisfy our quality and yield requirements, so that timings of possible purchases and<br />

also portfolio adjustments through selective sales are not precisely predictable. The 2010<br />

result is significantly encumbered, in accordance with expectations, due to the final levying<br />

of taxes specified above. However, this is a one-off fiscal-induced special effect. Operationally,<br />

we expect positive earnings for 2010 and subsequent years, which allow appropriate<br />

and, as far as possible, increasing distributions. This presupposes that we remain spared<br />

from significant unforeseeable reductions in earnings.<br />

<strong>annual</strong> <strong>report</strong> <strong>2009</strong> | <strong>Hamborner</strong> reit ag<br />

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