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Hansteen bosses increase stakes

16 January 2008 16:05:00

Ian Watson and Morgan Jones, joint chief executives of European real estate investment firm Hansteen, have each bought 100,000 shares in the company at 103p each.

They each now own 2.7m shares, or 1.51%, of the company.

Hansteen invests in industrial properties in continental Europe, which it says have higher yields, cheaper financing costs and better opportunity for value improvement through asset management than UK properties.

The company announced two days ago that it had spent €29m on properties which it said had the potential to accrue over €3m a year in rent.

It added that it intended to make some "opportunistic acquisitions" in the UK in 2008 and 2009.

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