The real estate, development and investment company Imoba, owned by Prime Minister Andrej Babiš through the SynBiol group, fell into a loss of 65 million crowns last year. The company had operated at a profit in 2024. ihned.cz - byznys ↗
Imoba is, among other things, the owner of the Čapí hnízdo complex. The company belongs to the SynBiol group, through which it is financially linked to Andrej Babiš. He is the prime minister and chairman of the ANO movement. forum24.cz ↗
The financial result represents a significant reversal compared to the previous year, when the company reported a profit. It is not clear from the available data which specific items led to last year's loss, nor how the individual real estate, development or investment projects contributed to the result. e15.cz ↗
Imoba focuses on real estate, development activities and investments. Its financial performance can therefore influence developments in the real estate market, the costs associated with operating and developing assets, and the results of the group's other activities. The published information does not provide a more detailed explanation of the causes of the loss or an outlook for the company's future financial performance.
Imoba, linked to Babiš, lost 65 million crowns last year
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
12.09.2026
„Marže jsou nyní na maximálně třech korunách, nejsou přehnané. Prostor pro regulaci tak není. Spotřební daň snižovat nebudeme."
K rastúcim cenám palív v Česku.
Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
12.09.2026
„Je neakceptovatelné, aby byly války zneužívané k nepřiměřeným ziskům. Budeme to chtít řešit na evropské úrovni."
O rekordných maržiach rafinérií.
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
06.09.2026
„Budeme stavět a pak to vyřešíme"
Vyjádření ke schodku státního rozpočtu.
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
06.09.2026
„Deficit se mi nelíbí"
Reakce na kritiku návrhu rozpočtu.
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
22.07.2026
„Je to nezodpovědné"
Reakce na veto rozpočtové novely
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
19.03.2026
„Systém emisních povolenek ničí český průmysl."
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Babišova Imoba, vlastník Čapího hnízda, se propadla do ztráty 65 milionů korun!
blesk.cz
| 14:45 15.09.
Babišova Imoba spadla do ztráty. Firma vlastnící Čapí hnízdo loni prodělala 65 milionů korun, rok předtím přitom byla v zisku
ihned.cz - byznys
| 14:33 15.09.
Babišova Imoba krvácí. Firma vlastnící Čapí hnízdo prodělala 65 milionů
forum24.cz
| 14:24 15.09.
Babišova firma vlastnící Čapí hnízdo spadla do ztráty. Prodělala desítky milionů
e15.cz
| 14:15 15.09.
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