Dusseldorf Quarterly figures have rarely been expected with so much tension. Adler Group SA will present new figures on Tuesday. But the real estate company, which has been under attack from the British shortseller Fraser Perring for weeks, has to provide its investors with answers to sensitive questions in addition to the key figures.
Perring accuses Adler of fraud, which the group rejects. The stock plunged 30 percent after the attack and has only recovered slightly since then. The price has been around eleven euros for weeks, and Adler’s market capitalization is 1.3 billion euros. The group values its assets at more than 15 billion euros, which are offset by debts of around eight billion euros.
Only a handful of analysts are still concerned with Adler shares. The most recent analysis comes from the British investment bank Barclays. There they advise to underweight the paper – and beyond that, do not want to comment on the company.
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