Alexandria Group Oyj (ALEX)
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Alexandria Group Oyj Profile
| Diversified REITs Industry | Real Estate Sector | Lance K. Parker CEO | XHEL Exchange | FI4000153465 ISIN |
| US Country | 96 Employees | 19 Dec 2025 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. (NYSE: ALEX) (A&B), a distinguished name with over 154 years of history, stands out as the only publicly-traded real estate investment trust (REIT) exclusively focusing on Hawai'i's commercial real estate landscape. As the state's largest owner of grocery-anchored, neighborhood shopping centers, A&B’s portfolio encompasses approximately 3.9 million square feet of commercial space across Hawai'i. This extensive portfolio signifies A&B's dominant presence in the commercial real estate (CRE) market, illustrating the company’s significant role and evolution alongside Hawai'i’s economic transformations. From its early days in agricultural and transportation sectors to its involvement in tourism, construction, residential, and commercial real estate industries, A&B has remained at the forefront, continuously adapting and contributing to Hawai'i's growth and development.
Products and Services
A&B’s commitment to expanding and strengthening its CRE portfolio is evident through its diverse range of properties and its strategic focus on Hawai'i’s commercial real estate industry. The company’s offerings include:
- Retail Centers: A&B owns 22 retail centers, marking its stature as a key player in providing prime locations for grocery-anchored, neighborhood shopping experiences. These centers are designed to cater to the daily needs of the local communities, hosting a mix of tenants that typically includes supermarkets, service providers, and various retailers.
- Industrial Assets: With 13 industrial properties under its management, A&B supports the backbone of Hawai'i’s economy. These assets are pivotal in facilitating operations for businesses ranging from logistics and warehousing to light manufacturing, contributing to the state’s industrial and economic development.
- Office Properties: The four office properties in A&B’s portfolio underscore the company’s role in supporting professional and commercial services. These properties offer strategic locations and modern amenities to businesses, including financial institutions, law firms, and technology companies, promoting a conducive environment for growth and innovation.
- Ground Lease Assets: Spanning 142.0 acres, A&B’s ground lease assets provide a unique investment avenue in Hawai'i’s real estate market. These assets typically involve leasing the land to tenants who own the buildings and improvements on the leased land, offering a stable income stream and long-term value appreciation.
