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Trades about 18% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ingenia, listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker 'INA', is a prominent entity within the S&P/ASX 200 index. The company positively impacts over 10,850 residents daily, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to all stakeholders by upholding integrity, fostering respect, and building strong communities through continuous enhancement in every aspect of its operations. Its extensive portfolio comprises 99 communities directly owned and reflected on its balance sheet. Furthermore, Ingenia's holdings extend to five emerging lifestyle community developments, managed via a joint venture with Sun Communities, Inc (NYSE: SUI), alongside six established communities held within its managed funds. Beyond its equity stakes in these ventures and funds, Ingenia also earns fees for the services it provides to them. The Group benefits from the support of over 4,000 investors and is powered by more than 1,200 employees, all dedicated to cultivating a strong sense of community for its residents and guests.
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