Improving Cash GenerationSustained positive operating and free cash flow materially strengthens the company's ability to fund refurbishments, service debt and reinvest without relying on external financing. Over 2-6 months this improves liquidity resilience and supports execution of the value-add property strategy.

Value‑add Residential Business ModelA focused value‑add model targeting residential refurbishments in attractive locations generates recurring rental income and potential capital gains. This structural approach aligns with steady urban housing demand and supports durable margin improvement when renovations unlock higher rents and occupancy.

Balanced Asset FinancingMaintaining a reasonable equity ratio provides a capital buffer that can help absorb property valuation swings and support additional acquisitions. Over the medium term this improves access to credit and lowers refinancing stress relative to an all-debt funded model.

Bears Say

High LeverageElevated leverage increases interest and refinancing burdens, heightening sensitivity to rate moves and cash flow volatility. For a capital-intensive property developer, this constrains strategic flexibility, raises default risk under stress, and can limit ability to pursue acquisitions or upgrades.

Weak ProfitabilityA substantial net loss and negative EBIT margin indicate persistent operational inefficiencies or pricing pressure. Over months this undermines retained earnings, weakens reinvestment capacity, and may force reliance on external capital, reducing returns to shareholders and limiting growth execution.

Declining Revenue And EquityA trend of falling revenue coupled with eroding equity reduces the firm's ability to scale and absorb shocks. Declines impair margin recovery, limit reinvestment into refurbishments, and may increase cost of capital, making long‑term value creation from property upgrades harder to sustain.

NUVA FAQ

What was Noratis AG’s price range in the past 12 months?

Noratis AG lowest stock price was €0.14 and its highest was €1.47 in the past 12 months.

What is Noratis AG’s market cap?

Noratis AG’s market cap is €3.88M.

When is Noratis AG’s upcoming earnings report date?

Noratis AG’s upcoming earnings report date is Jun 02, 2026 which is in 97 days.

How were Noratis AG’s earnings last quarter?

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Is Noratis AG overvalued?

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Does Noratis AG pay dividends?

Noratis AG pays a Annually dividend of €0.509 which represents an annual dividend yield of N/A. See more information on Noratis AG dividends here

What is Noratis AG’s EPS estimate?

Noratis AG’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.

How many shares outstanding does Noratis AG have?

Noratis AG has 13,570,926 shares outstanding.

What happened to Noratis AG’s price movement after its last earnings report?

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Noratis AG Stock Smart Score

Underperform

Technicals

Fundamentals

Return on Equity

-34.59%

Trailing 12-Months

Asset Growth

-12.09%

Trailing 12-Months

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Company Description

Noratis AG

Noratis AG (NUVA) is a real estate company based in Germany that focuses on the acquisition, development, and management of residential properties. The company primarily operates in the real estate sector, specializing in the revitalization of residential portfolios in attractive locations. Noratis aims to enhance the value of its properties through strategic investments and efficient property management, catering to the growing demand for affordable housing in urban areas.