Crosswood SA

CROS.EU

$9.07

Closing

0.00

1D

▼-0.60%

YTD

Market cap

$94.74M

52 week high

$18.63

52 week low

$7.77

Volume

2

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Market cap

$94.74M

Analysts' Rating

-

Price Target (Mean)

-

Total Analysts

0

P/E

Operating Margin

12.90%

Beta

0.88

Revenue Growth (Annual)

-23.74%

52 week high

$18.63

52 week low

$7.77

Div. Yield

2.51%

EPS Annual Growth

0.00

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Company Profile

Crosswood SA is a France-based real estate company primarily engaged in property development. The Company’s main assets are offices, commercial buildings and houses. The Company operates through its subsidiaries, including SAS Hailaust & Gutzeit (100%), SCI Val Sans Retour (100%), SCI Villiers Luats (99.9%), SCI MP Maeva (100%), SNC DG Immo (100%), SNC Foch Le Sueur (100%) and SCI Dieu Vendome (87%). Crosswood SA has also a 30.76% direct interest in SA Societe Centrale Des Bois & Scieries de La Manche. The Company’s properties are located in Bordeaux, Dijon, Lyon and Nancy, Nice, Reims and Toulouse, among others. As of December 31, 2011, the Company was 51.2%-owned by CFB and 43.51%-owned by Fonciere Vindi. In August 2013, it sold the Montivilliers site.