Examples of using Consus in English and their translations into German
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Consus Real Estate AG finished successful year….
The first half of2019 was another key stage in the development of Consus.
Consus Real Estate obtains building permit for….
In the future,SSN Group AG and its subsidiaries will operate uniformly under the CONSUS brand.
Consus, great in counsel, Mars, in battle mighty tutelar deities.
The two rating agencies' issuer ratings for the Consus Group are B and B, respectively, with a stable outlook in each case.
Consus expects to close these transactions in the second half of 2019.
The project developments of the former SSNGroup AG will be managed by Consus Development GmbH going forward.
Consus is planning and developing these projects through its subsidiary CG Group AG.
The successful placement of ourbond underlines the confidence investors have both in the Consus Group and in the potential of our business.
With ConSus(Continous Suspension), ANT AG has introduced the suspension into the processing industry.
Net proceeds to beprimarily used for the refinancing of outstanding liabilities of the Consus Group and cash payments in connection with the acquisition of shares in CG Group AG.
Consus focuses on the development of neighbourhoods and standardised multi-storey residential buildings.
Regarding development project acquisitions, the Consus group has agreed the purchase of four projects with a GDV of EUR 1.2 billion in 2019.
Consus continues to plan for an adjusted EBITDA of EUR 450 million in 2020 and an Adjusted EBITDA margin of around 20% in the medium term.
The net proceeds from the issue will beprimarily used for the refinancing of outstanding liabilities of the Consus Group and cash payments in connection with the acquisition of shares in CG Group AG.
Consus continues to target an Adjusted EBITDA of EUR 450 million in 2020 and an Adjusted EBITDA margin of around 20% in the medium term.
The average cost of debt of Consus as at 30 September was 7.2%, reflecting the increase in debt financing for new project acquisitions.
Consus has a target of reducing the average interest rate by 200 basis points in the medium-term, and has taken significant steps in that direction.
On development project acquisitions, the Consus group has following the end of Q1 agreed the purchase of three projects with a planned GDV of EUR 993 million.
Consus provides targets for Adjusted EBITDA as this reflects the underlying performance of the business prior to fair value accounting adjustments and one-off effects.
The net debt of Consus stands at EUR 1,225m as of Q3 2018 and has been reduced significantly over the last nine months from EUR 1,518m at the end of 2017.
Consus implements projects- from the planning phase through to construction and transfer of ownership, as well as property management and the associated services.
In the first six months of 2019, Consus achieved a total revenue of EUR 256 million, and an overall performance of around EUR 333 million, with the majority being attributable to real estate development.
Consus is developing projects for modern, affordable housing adapted to the urban landscape in Germany's top nine Cities where demand is the highest.
With the placement, Consus AG has reached a first milestone in its realignment towards a long-term financing strategy utilising the capital markets to reduce the cost of its project financing.
Consus implements projects- from the planning phase through to construction and transfer of ownership, as well as property management and the associated services- via its subsidiaries CG Group AG and SSN GROUP.
In the first three months of 2019, Consus achieved a total revenue of EUR 118.4 million, and an overall performance of around EUR 132.1 million, with the majority being attributable to the real estate development segment.
Consus is the leading pure-play developer of real estate properties in the top 9 cities in Germany and has a business model focused on forward sales of residential developments to institutional investors that is geared towards reducing development risks.
Four strategic actions shaped the course of Consus in the third quarter, with the capital increase in July, the disposal of the non-core GxP investment in August and most importantly the agreed stake increase of the shareholding in CG Gruppe from 59% to 75% on a diluted basis and, linked with this transaction, the initiation of the Extended Group Management Board.