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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
HAL Trust is an investment company, which engages in portfolio management and real estate asset development and management. It operates through the following segments: Unquoted, Quoted Interests, Real Estate, and Liquid Portfolio. The Unquoted segment relates to majority-owned companies as well as non-controlling minority interests in companies that derive their revenues from various products and activities such as dredging, construction and maintenance, building materials, computer gaming equipment, orthopedic devices, office furniture, greenhouse projects, staffing, shipping, and other products and activities. The Quoted Interests segment consists of both the company’s consolidated and unconsolidated minority interests in publicly traded entities. The Real Estate segment is involved in the development and rental of retail centers, multi-family properties, and office buildings. The Liquid Portfolio segment refers to financial assets, included in marketable securities, and cash-equivalent instruments generating interest, dividend, and trading results. The company was founded on October 19, 1977 and is headquartered in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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