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- TAG Immobilien AG is a Germany-based MDAX-listed real estate company focused on the acquisition, development, management and selective sale of residential properties; it operates residential apartments and flats, rents commercial real estate properties, provides caretaker and craftsman services, and supports multimedia services for tenants. The company manages a portfolio of approximately 83,000 properties in Germany across regions including Northern and Eastern Germany such as Berlin, Chemnitz, Dresden, Erfurt, Gera, Hamburg, Leipzig, Rostock and Salzgitter, as well as North Rhine-Westphalia; it also holds around 3,500 completed rental apartments in Poland's six largest cities with additional units under construction, targeting expansion to approximately 10,000 rental units by end-2028. TAG Immobilien AG segments its operations into Rental Germany, Rental Poland encompassing development for future rentals and related services, Sale Poland for apartment sales and development, and Other primarily covering sales in Germany; it serves investors and tenants in improving quality-of-life regions with a business model emphasizing sustainable value creation through operational growth, sales activities and disciplined financing. Founded in 1882 and headquartered in Hamburg, the company changed its name from TAG Tegernsee Immobilien-und Beteiligungs-Aktiengesellschaft to TAG Immobilien AG in September 2008. In recent developments, TAG through its Polish subsidiary Vantage Development S.A. signed an agreement in August 2025 to acquire approximately 5,322 rental units in Poland for around EUR 565 million, expanding its Polish portfolio to about 8,700 units with further construction underway; it refinanced this transaction via a EUR 300 million 6.5-year bond issuance, a capital increase generating EUR 186 million gross proceeds, and a tap issue of EUR 102 million on its 2025/2031 convertible bonds, avoiding use of a EUR 600 million bridge facility from Bank of America and Société Générale; rating agencies Moody's and S&P Global affirmed investment-grade ratings (Baa3 and BBB-) with positive outlooks following these measures, supporting plans for an increased dividend payout ratio from 2026 amid strong H1 2025 performance including FFO I growth, EPRA NTA gains and LTV reduction.