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Trades about 5,330% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
UBM Development AG, alongside its subsidiaries, operates as a real estate developer across various European markets, notably Germany, Austria, and Poland. Its core business involves the construction, administration, and sale of a diverse range of properties, including residential units, office spaces, and hotels, among other types. Additionally, the company is active in the hotel leasing industry. Established in 1873, UBM Development AG maintains its corporate headquarters in Vienna, Austria. The company was formerly known as UBM Realitätenentwicklung Aktiengesellschaft until it officially adopted its current name in May 2015.
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