4000 Investors, 280 Million Euros: Why Adlon Sales Failed
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The sale of the Hotel Adlon at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin just failed due to the majority of capital. Investors and second-market investors are in the focus.
86 percent of the approximately 4000 owners of Adlon in Berlin vote for the sale of the luxury hotel. However, shareholders with larger shares in the property can prevent the sale with their vetoes. The sales opponents criticize above all the conditions of the responsible group.
The planned sale of the Hotel Adlon in Berlin has just failed. Although 86 percent of the investors agreed, the necessary capital majority was missed.
It's complicated: 86 percent of the shareholders voted for a sale, but they only hold a little over 71 percent of the shares.
The luxury hotel Adlon cannot be sold for the time being after a vote by the shareholders. However, the responsible real estate company wants to pursue its plans further.
The Berlin luxury hotel Adlon cannot be sold after a vote by the shareholders for the time being. However, the responsible real estate company wants to pursue its plans further.
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