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Trades about 32% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Burstone Group Limited is a fully integrated international real estate business with c. R40 billion gross asset value under management. Burstone listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (South Africa) in 2011 and currently operates in South Africa, select European markets and Australia. The Group has a strong management track record of more than 30 years' operating in both local and international markets. The Group is globally diversified and has the capability to invest across all aspects of the real estate life cycle, partnering with specific capital partners for specific opportunities. The Group operates a hybrid model of traditional real estate investment, stapled with expertise across fund management, investment management, asset management and development management. This approach supports the Group's strategy of delivering enhanced returns on capital deployed and maximizing operational leverage from its scalable platform. Burstone strives to deliver purposeful and authentic client experiences with agility, speed and passion. The Group can identify potential that lies within something and then transform it into something of real value. Across all regions in which the Group operates, the manager has a presence on the ground with in-country expertise and adopts a hands-on approach to managing its properties. Burstone Group Limited is incorporated in 1974.
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