FKP Property

FKP Property Group

Stock Code

FKP

Stock Exchange

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FKP Property Group (FKP) is engaged in investment activities and property development. Its activities include construction and investment, associated infrastructure and resorts management as well as retirement villages' management. FKP was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) on the 7th of December 1993. Its average annual revenue reaches approximately AUD$325 million. Its headquarters is located in Brisbane, Australia and to date; around 930 people are employed in the company.

Lend Lease Plans to Buy B&B Communities


Lend Lease plans to expand its business in retirement homes. As Australia's population is moving quickly into the grey region, the company sees growth prospects in the business. It plans to takeover Babcock and Brown's listed funds to break away B&B Communities (BBC) from its parent company. Lend Lease was listed as one of the prospective buyers of 6.18 percent substantial stake for Babcock and Brown Communities, which owns substantial number of retirement homes and aged-care facilities.

Best Performing Stocks for the Week 25 of 2008


FKP Property was the overall best performing stock taking in a 41.24 percent increase. It was a mixture of investment and asset management, financial services, energy and metal, and property companies who were among the best performing stocks for the week 25 of 2008 of the Australian sharemarket: Babcock & Brown (BNB), Allco Finance (AFG), Sims Group (SGM), FKP Property (FKP), Babcock & Brown Capital (BCM). These best performing stocks managed gains above 12.57 percent by the end of the trading week.

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