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Ticker · DWNI ISIN · DE000A0HN5C6 LEI · 529900QE24Q67I3FWZ10 F Real estate activities
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Latest filing 2012-03-29 Investor Presentation
Country DE Germany
Listing F DWNI

About Deutsche Wohnen SE

https://www.deutsche-wohnen.com/en/

Deutsche Wohnen SE is a leading property company focused on the management and development of its residential real estate portfolio. The company's holdings consist of approximately 140,000 residential units, with a strategic focus on dynamic metropolitan areas. Core business activities include residential property management, project development, and the provision of housing-related services aimed at creating and maintaining liveable neighbourhoods. The portfolio features a diverse range of properties, from historic buildings to modern constructions. In addition to its primary residential focus, the company also manages nursing and assisted living facilities for the elderly.

Recent filings

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Bilanzpresse- und Analystenkonferenz Jahresergebnisse 2011
Investor Presentation Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled "Deutsche Wohnen AG" and prominently features "Konzernergebnis 2011 Conference Call, 29. März 2012" and "Highlights 2011". It contains detailed financial key figures (Kennzahlen) presented in tables, discussing performance metrics like rental income (Nettokaltmiete), EBITDA, and portfolio statistics (Wohneinheiten, Fläche). The structure, referencing a 'Conference Call' and presenting annual results ('Konzernergebnis 2011'), strongly suggests this is either the material presented during an earnings call or the core content of an earnings release/presentation. Given the depth of the tables and the explicit mention of a 'Conference Call', it is most likely an Investor Presentation (IP) or the content derived from an Earnings Release (ER) or Management Discussion/Analysis (MDA). Since it is structured like a presentation with slides/sections ('Highlights 2011', 'Überzeugende Performance'), 'Investor Presentation' (IP) is the most fitting category, as it summarizes the annual results discussed in the call. It is not a full 10-K (too focused on highlights/call context), nor is it just a short announcement (RPA/RNS) as the document text is substantial and contains detailed figures.
2012-03-29 German
Full Year Results 2011
Earnings Release Classification · 95% confidence The document text explicitly states it contains "Full year results 2011 Conference Call, 29 March 2012" and presents key financial figures and performance highlights for the year 2011, comparing them to 2010. This structure—presenting annual results and hosting a conference call—is characteristic of an Annual Report (10-K) or a detailed Earnings Release/Interim Report. However, the presence of detailed tables comparing year-over-year performance metrics (like NOI, EPRA NAV, portfolio breakdown) and the explicit mention of a 'Conference Call' strongly suggests this is the material supporting the full annual financial disclosure. Since the document is extensive (over 120k characters) and contains detailed financial breakdowns, it is more than just an initial Earnings Release (ER). It aligns best with the comprehensive nature of an Annual Report (10-K) or a detailed Interim Report (IR). Given the context of 'Full year results', 10-K is the most appropriate US SEC equivalent, but in a general corporate filing context, a comprehensive annual review is often classified as such. If this were a transcript, it would be labeled 'CT', but this appears to be the presentation/results document itself. Since it covers the full year, 10-K is the best fit among the primary annual/quarterly reports, although it could also be an Investor Presentation (IP) if it's primarily slides. Given the depth of financial data presented in tables, it leans towards a formal report summary. I will classify it as an Interim/Annual Report summary. Since it is 'Full year results', I will select 10-K as the closest analogue for comprehensive annual reporting, although IR (Interim Report) is also plausible if the company is non-US and this is their primary annual filing format, but 10-K covers the annual scope best. FY 2011
2012-03-29 English
Magazine 11 (to the Annual Report 2011)
Management Reports Classification · 95% confidence The document is a comprehensive narrative report from Deutsche Wohnen AG, detailing the company's business model, market outlook, management commentary, and strategic achievements for the 2011 fiscal year. It includes sections on portfolio strategy, acquisitions, and macroeconomic analysis of the German real estate market. While it contains management's perspective and business updates, it lacks the full audited financial statements required for a 10-K or a formal Interim Report (IR). It functions as a detailed management discussion and analysis of the company's performance and strategic direction, fitting the definition of a Management Report. FY 2011
2012-03-29 English
Magazin 11 (zum Geschäftsbericht 2011)
Annual Report Classification · 95% confidence The document is an excerpt from an annual report (Deutsche Wohnen AG, 2011). It contains management commentary, market analysis, and strategic outlooks typical of the narrative sections of an annual report. While it is a portion of the report, it provides substantive business and market analysis rather than being a mere announcement of the report's publication. Given the comprehensive nature of the content (management interviews, market trends, and strategic positioning), it is classified as an Annual Report. FY 2011
2012-03-29 German
Management Reports 2011
Management Reports Classification · 95% confidence The document is a 'Letter to our shareholders' from Deutsche Wohnen AG, which serves as the introductory management commentary for an annual report. It discusses financial performance (FFO, consolidated profit, LTV ratio, NAV), strategic milestones, capital increases, and dividend proposals for the 2011 financial year. While it contains substantive financial data and management analysis, it is clearly identified as the 'Letter to our shareholders' section of an annual report rather than the full 10-K/Annual Report document itself. Given the detailed management discussion of financial results and outlook, it aligns best with the Management Reports (MDA) category. FY 2011
2012-03-29 English
Management Reports 2012
Management Reports Classification · 99% confidence The document is a letter addressed to shareholders ('Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, Sehr geehrte Aktionärinnen und Aktionäre') summarizing the performance of the previous fiscal year (2011) and providing outlook for 2012. It details key financial metrics like FFO, Konzerngewinn (Group Profit), LTV ratio, and proposes a dividend ('schlagen der Hauptversammlung die Ausschüttung von EUR 0,23 je Aktie für das Geschäftsjahr 2011 vor'). It also discusses strategic milestones, capital increases, and portfolio management. This content strongly aligns with the narrative and summary sections typically found in an Annual Report (10-K) or a comprehensive Management Discussion and Analysis (MDA) that accompanies it. Since it is a detailed narrative review of the full year's performance, including profit doubling and strategic reviews, it is more comprehensive than a simple Earnings Release (ER). Given the depth of financial review and strategic summary, it functions as the core narrative component of the annual reporting cycle. However, it is presented as a letter/overview, which often precedes or is part of the formal 10-K filing or an accompanying Annual Report (AR). Since the text discusses the full year's results, strategy, and proposes dividends to the AGM, it is best classified as part of the Annual Report structure. If it were purely the management's explanation of results, MDA would fit, but the comprehensive nature covering strategy, capital changes, and dividend proposal points towards the overall annual reporting package. Given the options, and the comprehensive nature covering the entire fiscal year, it is most closely related to the Annual Report (10-K) content, although it could also be an Audit Report (AR) preamble or a detailed MDA. Since it covers the entire year's performance and strategy, 10-K is the most appropriate high-level classification for this comprehensive annual review material.
2012-03-29 German

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