Corporate Strategy

Expanding the portfolio

To continue to be a prosperous real estate fund and to meet stated objectives, the current portfolio must be substantially expanded. Any property acquired must be accretive by adding to shareholder value. A consistent focus will be the creditworthiness and predictable quality of cash flow from rentals. Location, traffic count, demographics and current and potential competition will be critical factors. Utilizing highly experienced management company staff, we will engage in thorough and thoughtful due diligence using construction and engineering, legal, auditing, leasing and property management staff as well as third-party experts, where appropriate.

Unlike many other funds, Homburg Invest Inc. will seek a spread of commercial office, multi-family residential, retail and warehouse/industrial properties. It will seek primarily multi-tenant properties, while also looking for occasional attractive single tenant, net-leased properties.

Because of the history of the Homburg group and its management company in adding value through renovation, creative leasing and active management, Homburg Invest Inc. will tend to favor “B” properties in “A” locations with redevelopment and re-leasing opportunities.

The Company will engage in project development and construction in preferred markets through joint ventures.

Protect shareholders interest

Obtaining and maintaining a loyal shareholder base is critical to Homburg Invest Inc. To achieve this, Homburg Invest Inc. will not take unwarranted risks, will continually seek to maximize current and overall returns to shareholders, and will retain a solid base of varied income-producing properties in the Fund.

Dividends

All dividends paid by Homburg Invest Inc. are eligible dividends unless indicated otherwise.

Investment Policy

Homburg Invest Inc. will follow an active acquisition policy whereby – observing the criteria stated below – investments will be made in Canadian, U.S. and European properties through both direct and indirect participation.

The geographic spread of the investments is considered very important. Homburg Invest Inc. intends to invest in regions where the greatest results can be achieved using the standards of a prudent investor including the quality of the project and the creditworthiness of the tenants.

Other criteria that plays a role in the direct acquisition of property are the following:

• occupancy history of the property;
• terms of existing leases; and
• long term leases in place.

Board of Directors and Management

• Richard Homburg - Chairman of the Board of Directors and C.E.O.
• Michael Arnold - Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
• Rudolf Bakhuizen - Director
• Trevor Carmichael - Director
• Walter Fitzgerald - Director
• Edward Ovsenny - Director
• George Edward Anthony Pacaud - Director
• J. Richard Stolle - President and C.O.O.
• Ashley Phillips - President - Canadian Operations
• James Miles, CA - Vice President Finance and C.F.O.

Advisory Board

• Evert Brouwers
• Myra Freeman ONS
• Hartmut Fromm
• Karen Prentice, QC
• Robert Hefferton

Shareholder Information

Toronto Stock Exchange
Symbols: HII.A and HII.B

Eurolist by Euronext Amsterdam
Symbol: HII

Bankers

HSBC Bank Canada

Registrar and Transfer Agent

CIBC Mellon Trust – Halifax, Toronto, Calgary


--Disclaimer--
The information provided on this website is derived from sources that Homburg Invest Inc. believes are reliable. However, Homburg Invest Inc. does not guarantee the accuracy of the information, and shall not be liable for damages of any kind arising out of or in connection with the use of this website. This website is not to be construed as a form of promotion, an offer to sell securities, nor as a solicitation to purchase Homburg Invest Inc. securities. This website may include statements that are “forward looking statements” regarding expectations with respect to market conditions, acquisitions, occupancy rates, capital requirements, sources of funds, expense levels, operating performance and other matters. These assumptions and statements are subject to various factors, unknown risks and uncertainties, including general economic conditions, local market factors, performance of other third parties, environmental concerns, and interest rates, any of which may cause actual results to differ from the Company’s current expectations.