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Trades about 191% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Vitruvio Real Estate SOCIMI, S.A. manages a diversified portfolio of revenue-generating properties, primarily located in central Madrid, Barcelona, and Spain's Basque Country. Its holdings encompass various asset types, including office spaces, residential units, and retail establishments. As a designated Real Estate Investment Trust (SOCIMI) under Spanish law, the company enjoys a favorable tax status, which exempts it from corporate income tax on the profits it distributes to shareholders. This firm was established in 2014 and its principal offices are situated in Madrid, Spain.
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