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European institutional and retail investors (including those prioritizing ESG factors and concerns over control) react negatively to Yakir Gabays ties to the contentious Gaza Peace Board geopolitical issues. Aroundtown SA and later Grand City Properties potentially to see new negative catalyst of defacto Director political association exacerbating selling, reducing liquidity (as seen in the 55% drop in traded volume), and pushing the price lower.

European institutional and retail investors (including those prioritizing ESG factors and concerns over control) react negatively to Yakir Gabays ties to the contentious Gaza Peace Board geopolitical issues. Aroundtown has been in a multi-year downtrend due to fundamental pressures (high debt, interest rate environment, commercial real estate challenges post-pandemic). New negative catalyst of defacto Director political association exacerbating selling, reducing liquidity (as seen in the 55% drop in traded volume), and pushing the price lower. Not a time to hold.

-26.74% fall in share price the last 5 months with -6.43% today. Aroundtown SA and Grandcity Properties continue downward. Major shareholder sells?

A shadow/de facto director can be held personally liable in the same way (or very similarly) as a formally appointed (de jure) director. This includes:

Civil liability for mismanagement, breach of the law or articles of association, or tortious acts (articles 58–59 of the 1915 Law, plus Civil Code articles 1382–1383).

In insolvency scenarios: Extension of bankruptcy to the shadow/de facto director under article 495 of the Luxembourg Commercial Code. If the company's bankruptcy results from serious and blatant faults attributable to them, they can be held personally liable (jointly/severally) for all or part of the company's debts. Grounds include abusing the corporate veil, treating company assets as their own, or pursuing loss-making activities abusively for personal benefit.

Criminal liability in certain cases (e.g., if offenses are committed in the company's name/on its behalf).

Liability is fact-specific: Courts examine actual conduct and influence, not just formal titles.

Grand City Properties was rated underperform/sell with a revised price objective of €9. Within the REIT subgroup only 15.12% rated “sell,” indicating issues.

Consensus rating is a moderate Buy with UBS maintaining Buy and raising its target to 1,625p. Short-term forecasts predict up to 32% upside in three months, backed by moving average buy signals. Throw in civil aerospace revenue rose 17% and its about business development and strong momentum this year.

Current coverage in Aroundtown S.A. emphasizes recovery, with "fragile confidence" and sensitivity to rising bond yields, continued office vacancies, and leveraged property vulnerabilities.

As of mid-January 2026, the stock languishes at €2.70–€2.80, with recent sessions closing as low as €2.70–€2.79 amid ongoing fluctuations. This price embeds a staggering 65% discount to its EPRA NTA per share of roughly €7.8 (as of September 2025), signalling deep investor scepticism fuelled by years of volatility despite the company's claims of operational steadiness. Compounding the woes, persistently high leverage including substantial debt and perpetual notes has strangled dividends (suspended in prior years) and drawn stark "value trap" warnings from analysts wary of entrenched financial strain. On January 6-7, 2026, Paul May (Barclays) issued a Sell rating on Grand City Properties SA (also Aroundtown-linked), citing bond market activity boosting cash flow but warranting caution due to weak German residential outlook.

Barclays' analyst Paul May has a Sell rating (also referred to as Underweight) on Aroundtown SA stock, which he has maintained as of recent reports, with an unchanged target price of EUR 2.10. S&P Global Ratings affirmed their 'BBB' long-term rating on Aroundtown SA in December 2025, but revised the liquidity assessment from strong to adequate due to lower cash balances and higher short-term debt maturities.

• Aroundtown S.A.’s (AT’s) liquidity buffer has decreased due to lower available cash balances

and lower signed disposal proceeds for the next 12 months, coupled with higher upcoming

short-term debt maturities.

• We therefore revised our liquidity assessment on the company to adequate from strong.

A smaller liquidity buffer means Aroundtown has less cash and fewer highly certain asset-sale inflows available to cover upcoming obligations. Higher upcoming short‑term debt maturities with less cash and fewer signed disposals mean a greater reliance on rolling over debt or issuing new funding in the near term. The rating agency now sees materially less headroom in the company’s liquidity position.... Qube Research taking notes.

Https://www.tipranks.com/experts/analysts/ellis-acklin Is the same 1.5 star analyst who always reiterates for investors to buy Yakir Gabays Grand City Properties SA and Aroundtown SA 🤔Acklin who works for First Berlin Equity Research GmbH is one of the companies monitored by BaFin. Acklin recent performance includes maintaining a strong conviction on CR Energy AG price target (https://fintool.com/app/research/analyst/ellis-acklin). The company however fell from 4.76 E to 0.12 the last 7 months (97% loss). Analyst Ellis Acklin suspends his price target (old: €12). CR Energy AG (CRE) announced it insolvency proceedings. DYOR on Aroundtown and the analysts.

-15.6% drop in the last few weeks.

Need the comms to reflect activity and demonstrate why its worth continuing to invest.

Earnings are forecast to decline by an average of 23.9% per year for the next 3 years. Debt is not well covered by operating cash flow. Rating agencies and analysts repeatedly flag the debt load as a central concern. There are ongoing governance questions with external governance scores highlighting concerns around audit quality, suggesting that board and management decisions may not always align with ordinary investors’ interests. The debt mountain is growing and the cash flow dwindling which means every euro counts.

This bubble is going to burst

I have been holding IRON a while and stayed mute. I am surprised with the strong buys and then immediate sells here. The slow filter of Daemaneng investment. IRON do so little to promote on social medic etc that any positive momentum often gets lost. Perhaps they will update us shortly but the size of the early buys likely a self perpetuating trend, issue is the same can be done with the sells if a void in reporting continues