Sirius Real Estate which is the only German-focused property stock on the JSE, says it looks set to double its asset base in that country in about two years following a tie-up with one of the world's largest asset managers. The joint venture has set Sirius on a new growth path and the company now wants  to double its asset base from €1bn to €2bn in a maximum of two years, because it has partnered with AXA Investment Managers, an investment manager which already manages €730bn worth of assets across the world, and which is enabling it to bid for larger deals. The join venture is called Titanium, and it was established in February. The venture has already acquired €230m (R3.65bn) worth of assets in just two months. Sirius, which is also listed on the London Stock Exchange and invests in flexible office space and storage facilities in the world's fourth-largest economy, released a trading statement for the year to March on Monday in which it detailed its progress in working with AXA....

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