ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Michael Moschewitz"

Genova's CEO on sharpening the strategy: "It has been a process"

Sweden Sweden — Genova's new dividend policy gives at least one third of the management profit to the shareholders quarterly. At the same time, they remove the operational goals, which they believe inhibit the flexibility of the company. We spoke with Michael Moschewitz, Genova's CEO, about the company's more aggressive strategy.

Moschewitz: "Will invest in new production"

Sweden Sweden — Genova's report in the second quarter shows, among other things, increased management results, net operating income and greater rental income compared to the same period the year before. We had a quick chat with Michael Moschewitz about the report and received the CEO's view on the future focus for the company.

Genova sells to new JV with Nrep

Sweden Sweden — Genova partially divests two properties in Norrtälje at an underlying property value of approximately SEK 1.3 billion (EUR 116 million) to a newly formed joint venture in which Genova is a half-owner together with Nrep.

Genova’s CEO: “There Is a Tough Competition”

Sweden Sweden — Michael Moschewitz, CEO of Genova Property Group, on the swap deal with ADR Fastigheter, the recent acquired assets, and Genova’s benefit when aiming for further growth of its portfolio.

Reasons Behind the Western Sweden Entry for Genova

Sweden Sweden — CEO Michael Moschewitz: “We have been looking towards Western Sweden for some time.”

Genova Acquires 50 percent of Järngrinden

Sweden Sweden — Genova has completed a directed ordinary share issue raising proceeds of MSEK 288 to finance part of the acquisition of 50 percent of the shares in Järngrinden AB.

Genova’s Real Estate Focus: Green Properties

Sweden Sweden — Michael Moschewitz, CEO of Genova Property Group, tells Nordic Property News about the attraction to Uppsala, how much they want to grow in the green property segment, green financing, and possible investments, going forward.

Nyfosa and Genova in Large Swap Deal

Sweden Sweden — Nyfosa and Genova makes swap deal where Nyfosa acquires for MSEK 657 and Genova acquires for MSEK 477.

Genova's Future Plans after their Record-breaking Acquisition

Sweden Sweden — Genova has completed the largest acquisition in company history through a portfolio purchase for MSEK 970. CEO Michael Moschewitz tells Nordic Property News about the work of weighting the portfolio towards community properties and housing, how they want to work with their project development and why they want to focus on Stockholm.

Genova Acquires Large Portfolio in Stockholm

Sweden Sweden — Genova has entered into an agreement to acquire four community service properties located in attractive areas of Greater Stockholm at an underlying property value of MSEK 970, with accession on 31 March 2021.

Genova’s CEO: “Difficult to Run the Business in a Normal Way”

Sweden Sweden — Michael Moschewitz, CEO of the recent listed company Genova, tells Nordic Property News on the first intense months since the IPO, why they have been lucky during the corona crisis, and the recent swap deal in Stockholm.

Genova Makes Knivsta Acquisition

Sweden Sweden — Genova has agreed on the acquisition of the properties Gredelby 7:89 and Särsta 3: 398 in Knivsta to an underlying property value of SEK 246 million (SEK 28,300/square meter) before deduction of deferred tax.

Genova's CEO Towards the IPO: “The Money We Raise Will Be Used for Acquisitions”

Sweden Sweden — Next week, the IPO of the community service property company Genova Property Group’s ordinary shares will take place at Nasdaq Stockholm. CEO Michael Moschewitz tells Nordic Property News about the expectations, why they stand out in the competition, and how his leadership has been tested these last months.

K2A Acquires from Genova – Forms JV

Sweden Sweden — K2A acquires 30 percent of Genova Property Groups company Genova Hold 23.

Genova Property Group Acquires in Three Cities

Sweden Sweden — Genova Property Group has entered into an agreement to acquire seven properties located in Stockholm, Uppsala and Norrtälje for a value of SEK 650 million (EUR 60 million).