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Union Properties' Q1 revenue up 7.6%, posts $3.4m net loss - Vimarsana News

Union Properties' Q1 revenue up 7.6%, posts $3.4m net loss

UAE-based Union Properties has recorded AED105.7 million ($28.8 million) revenue for Q1, up 7% over last year, mainly due to growth in the business of its units. However, it posted a net loss of AED12.5 million ($3.4 million) for the three-month period.

After tough 2021, Union Properties sees glimmers of hope from restructuring moves - Vimarsana News

After tough 2021, Union Properties sees glimmers of hope from restructuring moves

Dubai developer had a net loss of Dh12.5m in Q1-2022 - but brings down costs

Union Properties' shareholders vote for Dubai developer to continue operations, seek turnaround - Vimarsana News

Union Properties' shareholders vote for Dubai developer to continue operations, seek turnaround

UP's Board get full approval to pursue legal action against past fraudulent activities

Developer says $42M 'misappropriated' | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Developer says $42M 'misappropriated' | The Journal Record

A troubled Dubai real estate developer said Monday it suspected that $42 million had been “misappropriated” by the company's former officials while saying it massively overvalued its holdings, declaring nearly $800 million in accumulated losses in recent years.

Millions lost at Union in Dubai - ARAB TIMES - Vimarsana News

Millions lost at Union in Dubai - ARAB TIMES

DUBAI, March 28, (AP): A troubled Dubai real estate developer said Monday it suspected that $42 million had been “misappropriated” by the company’s former officials while saying it massively overvalued its holdings, declaring nearly $800 million in accumulated losses in recent years. The announcemen