Logistics Socimi Tarjar Buys Commercial Plot in Madrid for €1.17M

16 May 2018 – Eje Prime

Tarjar Xairo will add a fifth asset to its portfolio next year. The logistics Socimi has just purchased a plot of buildable land in Madrid for €1.17 million, according to a statement filed by the company with the Alternative Investment Market (MAB).

The investment company is going to build a commercial premise on the site, which is located in the Cerro de las Columnas area of the Madrilenian town of Pozuelo de Alarcón. The building work for the construction of the asset will begin at the end of 2018 or the beginning of 2019. Tarjar will lease out the space once the project has been completed.

For the acquisition of the plot, the Socimi has signed a mortgage loan with CaixaBank amounting to €2.5 million. The company has used two of its existing industrial warehouses as collateral, located in Coslada (Madrid) at numbers 31 and 33 Calle Fuentemar. Tarjar is the landlord of the Catalan pharmaceutical giant Grifols in the first of those properties.

The loan will be repaid over 144 monthly instalments between now and 2032 and will have a fixed annual interest rate of 1.5% plus 12-month Euribor. The plot in Pozuelo will be added to the existing real estate portfolio, which already contains four industrial warehouses. Besides the two properties in Coslada, Tarjar owns a third logistics space in Madrid, at number 75 Calle Hierro. Moreover, beyond the Spanish capital, the Socimi owns a fourth asset on the Ribarroja del Turia industrial estate, in the province of Valencia.

In total, the four properties span a constructed surface area of around 25,000 m2 and a leasable surface area, primarily for industrial and office use, of 22,000 m2.

50% of Tarjar is currently under the control of María del Carmen Escribano Sánchez-Beato, who owns 86,692 shares in the Socimi. After her, the other two main shareholders are Juan Hernández Villa, who owns 12.7% of the Socimi, and Francisco Javier Echenique Gordillo, who owns 7.6%. Hernández Villa also manages the Socimi’s rentals through his company Arquibuba.

First anniversary on the MAB 

Tarjar Xairo started to operate as a listed company over a year ago now. The logistics Socimi rang the bell of the Alternative Investment Market (MAB) on 20 February 2017 with a company valuation of €9.2 million. The company, which thereby became the 30th Socimi to debut on the stock market, set an initial share price of €53.12.

Now, with twenty more Socimis trading on the MAB (50 in total), Tarjar is betting on buildable land for commercial use, which it hopes will allow it to continue growing. In 2017, the Socimi registered a profit of €118,710, with revenues of €377,509, according to the company’s public records (…).

Original story: Eje Prime (by J. Izquierdo)

Translation: Carmel Drake

Tarjar Xairo Socimi Will Debut On The MAB On 20 Feb

15 February 2017 – Europa Press

The Socimi Tarjar Xairo will start trading on the Alternative Investment Market (MAB) on Monday 20 February, after the index’s Coordination and Incorporation Committee sent a favourable report about the Socimi to the MAB’s Board of Directors yesterday.

In this way, following the corresponding approval by the MAB’s Board of Directors, Tarjar Xairo Socimi will become the thirtieth real estate investment company to join the market and it will do so with the trading code ‘YTAR’.

It shares will be debuted through a price-fixing system and Renta 4 Corporate will act as the registered advisor, whilst Renta 4 Banco will serve as the liquidity provider.

The Socimi’s Board of Directors has set a reference value of €53.12 per share, which represents a total market capitalisation of around €9.2 million.

Tarjar Xairo Socimi is the owner of a portfolio of properties comprising four industrial buildings, two of which are located on an industrial estate in Coslada (Madrid), one industrial warehouse in Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) and one industrial warehouse in Ribarroja del Turia (Valencia).

As at 30 June 2016, the company recorded a profit of €118,710 and revenues of €377,509.

Original story: Europa Press

Translation: Carmel Drake