FCR Immobilien Aktiengesellschaft: directors' dealings · Germany · BaFin

About FCR Immobilien Aktiengesellschaft

FCR Immobilien Aktiengesellschaft is a German real estate company listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), with trading history on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and a prior listing in the General Standard segment. The company is headquartered in Pullach im Isartal, near Munich, in Germany. Its business model is clearly focused on commercial property ownership and active portfolio development: FCR acts as a long-term holder and asset manager for retail real estate. Its core portfolio consists primarily of convenience retail assets, specialist retail parks, and shopping centers, typically located in established secondary markets across Germany, with anchor tenants often comprising financially strong grocery operators. ([fcr-immobilien.de](https://fcr-immobilien.de/unternehmen)) Founded around entrepreneur Falk Raudies, who serves as founder and CEO, FCR has built a strategy centered on opportunistic acquisitions of existing properties, often assets with repositioning potential or in undervalued situations, followed by active management to improve occupancy, rental income, and asset quality. The group also uses selective disposals of trading properties as part of its capital recycling strategy. This combination of acquisition discipline, operational asset management, and portfolio rotation defines FCR’s value-creation model. ([fcr-immobilien.de](https://fcr-immobilien.de/unternehmen)) From a competitive standpoint, FCR occupies a niche in the German listed real estate market. Its specialization in neighborhood and retail convenience properties gives it exposure to a more defensive real estate segment than many broader commercial landlords. The company emphasizes a nationwide investment mandate in Germany, with a focus on towns of at least 5,000 inhabitants. Its competitive edge lies less in scale than in execution, sourcing capability, disciplined underwriting, and hands-on management of operating assets. As a mid-sized player, it competes with institutional investors, opportunistic funds, and other retail-property specialists. ([fcr-immobilien.de](https://fcr-immobilien.de/unternehmen/ankaufsprofil/?utm_source=openai)) Recent highlights indicate continued operational momentum. FCR’s investor-relations updates in 2025 and 2026 show audited 2025 results, confirmation of a positive business trend, stronger 2024 earnings, a 0.45 euro dividend approved at the 2025 AGM, and the launch/management of a new 6.25% bond. The 2026 financial calendar also signals an active disclosure and capital-markets schedule. In Germany’s regulatory environment, director dealings are disclosed under MAR Article 19 through BaFin, reinforcing transparency around management transactions. ([fcr-immobilien.de](https://fcr-immobilien.de/investor-relations/pressemitteilungen/))