The future of sustainable architecture

:be AG was formed in 2020 to ensure the continued success of the Baumschlager Eberle Group. Building on 35 years of experience, it brings together timeless architecture, the ground-breaking 2226 building concept, and its own high-end property development portfolio. Its key aim is to achieve broad-based growth.

Cashing in on sustainable growth

:be AG offers attractive opportunities for investing in sustainable growth in the high-end property sector. Its prospects are based on the tried-and-tested combination of timeless architecture, the ground-breaking 2226 building concept and a range of options for supporting the creation of our in-house property portfolio.

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      :be AG: Founder and main shareholder involves employees

      • Founder and main shareholder Prof. Dietmar Eberle plans to sell 1,390,000 shares to employees
      • Price corresponds to the reference price of the stock exchange listing of 1.45 EUR/share
      • Shares subject to lock-up agreement of up to 18 months

       

       

      Lustenau, October 4th, 2021 - The founder and main shareholder of :be AG (ISIN AT0000A2SGH0, abbreviation BEAG), Prof. DI Dietmar Eberle, has decided to sell up to 1,390,000 shares of :be AG to selected employees at a price of 1.45 EUR/share. The selling price thus corresponds to the reference price of :be AG shares at the time of listing on the Direct Market of the Vienna Stock Exchange.

       

      A lock-up agreement of up to 18 months will be concluded for the respective shares.
      "The opportunity to purchase shares enables participation in the future success of the company. This should also be an incentive for successful joint action in the future," comments Prof. Dietmar Eberle.

       

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      • 04.10.2021
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