NAMA’s financial highlights 2013
NAMA continues to be profitable according to the 2013 Annual Report Summary released this morning. Nama reports a profit after impairment, tax and dividends of €211m, making an operating profit, before tax and impairment charges, of €1,198m in 2013, an increase of 45% over 2012.
Docklands large-scale development gets green light
A fast-track planning scheme which would allow buildings up to 88 metres or 22 storeys high in Dublin’s docklands has been approved by An Bord Pleanála.
Aldi to open a further seven stores in Ireland
Aldi Stores (Ireland) yesterday announced it is opening a further seven stores and hiring an additional 450 employees in 2014.
High Court approves scheme for Elverys Sports
The High Court has approved a survival scheme for one of Ireland’s best known brands, Elverys Sports which employs some 700 people full and part-time in 52 stores across the country.
NAMA announces sale of the Project Tower loan portfolio
NAMA announces the sale of the Project Tower loan portfolio to Blackstone Real Estate Partners Europe, Blackstone is one of the world’s leading investment and advisory firms.
NAMA to sell €3.5 billion of loans and property assets
NAMA, having already agreed the sale of its Northern Ireland portfolio, is selling more than €3.5 billion worth of loans and property assets in the Republic which includes Project Redwood, a €200 million portfolio of commercial assets in Dublin.
