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Poland’s largest owner of retail real estate reported a distributable earnings increase of 9 per cent and headline earnings per share drop of 36 per cent to 6.92 cents per share. The group has also not provided guidance for the year ahead following the impact of the Coronavirus in Poland which has seen the closure of schools, cinemas and other public spaces. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Hadley Dean, CEO of Echo Polska Properties (EPP).</p>


EPP provides no guidance for 2020 amid COVID-19 outbreak in Europe

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<p>EPP has released its financial results revealing a 6.7 per cent increase in headline earning per share to EUR 11.60 cents. The Dutch based real estate company have increased its net asset values to 2.4 per cent and it also increased its cost of debt to 2.33 per cent which is up from 2.14 per cent in 2017. Joining CNBC Africa more is Hadley Dean the CEO of EPP NV.</p>


EPP CEO Hadley Dean remains bullish on Poland, here’s why

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<p>JSE listed Echo Polska Properties released annual results with distributable earnings of €76.6 million translating into distributions of 10.87 eurocents a share. Net Asset Value for the year increased by 39 per cent.</p>


Poland remains happy hunting ground for Echo Polska Properties

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<p>JSE listed Echo Polska Properties has reported its interim results for the six-month period ended June 2017. The group concluded 262 million euros in acquisitions boosting the portfolio to 1.7 billion euros.</p>


Echo Polska Properties

EPP provides no guidance for 2020 amid COVID-19 outbreak in Europe

EPP CEO Hadley Dean remains bullish on Poland, here’s why

Poland remains happy hunting ground for Echo Polska Properties