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Trades about 137% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Laiqon AG, operating through its subsidiaries, specializes in crafting, structuring, launching, and distributing various investment products for both private and institutional investors, primarily in Germany. Beyond its core investment offerings, the company's activities span several key sectors. It manages real estate funds, oversees property development projects, and arranges contracts for land, commercial, and residential properties. Laiqon AG also has a presence in the maritime industry, involving the operation and brokerage of seagoing vessels. Within the financial realm, the company is deeply involved in the lifecycle of investment vehicles, including the development, conception, and management of investment companies, as well as the valuation, acquisition, administration, and sale of units in closed-end limited partnership funds and other limited partnership shares. It also provides asset management services for individual portfolios of financial instruments, engages in the acquisition and sale of financial instruments, and offers investment brokerage and advisory services. Complementing these financial services, Laiqon AG develops, operates, licenses, and maintains IT and software solutions. Additionally, it offers brokerage and administration for shares in corporations and partnerships, alongside legal and tax advice. The company, which was founded in 1995 under its former name, Lloyd Fonds AG, maintains its headquarters in Hamburg, Germany.
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