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60 <strong>IMMOEAST</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2006</strong>/<strong>07</strong><br />

Supervisory Board expands<br />

Executive Board to reflect reflect<br />

increasing scope of business<br />

activities<br />

Investment programme for<br />

20<strong>07</strong>/08 with record volume of<br />

nearly EUR 6 billion<br />

Expansion of the Executive Board<br />

The Executive Board of <strong>IMMOEAST</strong> was also expanded at the start of the 20<strong>07</strong>/08 financial year to<br />

reflect the strong growth in the scope of business activities. Christian Thornton, the long-standing<br />

head of Group accounting at <strong>IMMOEAST</strong>, was appointed as a new member of the Executive Board.<br />

In this position, Thornton will also be responsible for finances. Furthermore, Edgar Rosenmayr, one<br />

of the leading asset managers of <strong>IMMOEAST</strong>, was appointed to the Executive Board as a deputy<br />

member. The <strong>Annual</strong> General Meeting in September 20<strong>07</strong> will be asked to approve an amendment<br />

to the Articles of Association, which will permit an increase in the Executive Board to more than the<br />

three members currently allowed.<br />

Fast start for new investment programme<br />

<strong>IMMOEAST</strong> will use the funds raised by the capital increase in May 20<strong>07</strong> to finance an extensive<br />

investment programme with a total volume of EUR 5.975 billion. Since the <strong>2006</strong>/<strong>07</strong> investment programme<br />

was completed in full after only three quarters, several projects from the new programme<br />

were started earlier than originally planned and transactions with a volume of EUR 1.4 billion were<br />

concluded at the start of 20<strong>07</strong>/08. Investments of EUR 2.3 billion – or roughly 38% of the total<br />

planned volume for the year – were realised after only two months by the end of June 20<strong>07</strong>. The most<br />

important transactions concluded after the end of the reporting period include the following:<br />

— Gold Plaza Shopping Centre (Romania)<br />

<strong>IMMOEAST</strong> acquired 80% of the Gold Plaza development project in Baia Mare, a city with a<br />

population of 150,0000. The investment volume for this property totals EUR 97 million. The<br />

shopping centre with 43,000 sqm of letable space is scheduled for completion during the<br />

fourth quarter of 2008, and <strong>IMMOEAST</strong> plans to acquire the remaining shares at that time.<br />

— Pantelimon + Logistics Developments (Romania)<br />

Together with a local partner, <strong>IMMOEAST</strong> has signed an agreement to develop ten logistics<br />

centres in Romania with 400,000 to 500,000 sqm of letable space. The investment volume will<br />

equal roughly EUR 300 million. The first project, the Pantelimon Warehouse Logistics Centre<br />

(52,000 sqm) on the outskirts of Bucharest, will be completed later this year.<br />

— Euro Mall Pitesti (Romania)<br />

The Euro Mall in the university city of Pitesti was acquired for EUR 87 million. This facility was<br />

completed in May 20<strong>07</strong> and is fully occupied. The Euro Mall Pitesti meets the highest international<br />

standards and has 32,000 sqm of letable space.<br />

— Rondo Jazdy Polskiej (Poland)<br />

The Rondo Jazdy Polskiej office project in the centre of Warsaw is under development by S+B<br />

CEE, an <strong>IMMOEAST</strong> shareholding. This object has excellent connections to the transportation<br />

network and will be completed in summer 2009; the investment volume totals EUR 36 million.

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