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In accordance with Article 17 of the Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014 (market abuse regulation), domestic issuers of financial instruments must immediately disclose to the public any insider information directly concerning them. The aim of the ad hoc disclosure obligation is to guarantee complete and proper market transparency which is required to ensure that all economic actors are able to participate in integrated financial markets and of key importance in preventing insider trading and misleading of investors.
This rule has been in force since 3 July 2016. Older reports are based on the previously applicable section 15 of the Securities Trading Act (WpHG).

Ad-hoc News 2007

  • 2007‑12‑07

    From now on GEHAG with 99.99 percent under the ownership of Deutsche Wohnen

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  • 2007‑10‑23

    Deutsche Wohnen AG: Results of the revaluation of the portfolio

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  • 2007‑09‑28

    Deutsche Wohnen AG: Change to the Management Board

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  • 2007‑09‑17

    Hermann T. Dambach new Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Wohnen AG

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  • 2007‑07‑27

    Deutsche Wohnen AG: Half-Year Results 2007

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  • 2007‑07‑20

    Changes to the Management Board and the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Wohnen AG

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  • 2007‑07‑03

    Deutsche Wohnen AG: Agreement to merge with GEHAG Group

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  • 2007‑04‑20

    Deutsche Wohnen AG: Changes in the Management Board

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  • 2007‑02‑05

    Deutsche Wohnen with record earnings - substantially exceeding earnings forecast and earnings 2005

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