Market capitalisation≈ 10.62B ARSMarket value of the company’s shares
Price / earnings (P/E)Not availablePrice relative to 12-month earnings
Forward P/ENot availablePrice relative to forecast earnings
Dividend yield0%Dividends relative to the share price
LAST CLOSE · ARS
$ 11.60
-3.33%over 1M · Oct 02, 2026
Source: BYMA Open Data · Daily bars · T+1 settlement
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GCDI · BYMA · ARS · 1M
Date
Open
High
Low
Close
Volume
11.65
11.7
11.25
11.6
35,846
11.95
11.95
11.35
11.4
383,890
11.55
12
11.5
11.6
438,498
11.9
11.9
11.65
11.9
14,428
12.25
12.4
11.6
11.9
147,305
12.6
12.65
12.2
12.25
137,820
12.7
12.7
12.2
12.6
120,671
13.2
13.4
12.5
12.7
641,790
13.5
13.9
12.95
13.3
82,511
12.9
14
12.5
13.3
475,421
13
13.3
13
13.3
69,624
12.9
13.9
12.8
13.25
311,245
12.5
13.45
12.5
13.35
530,643
12.6
12.9
12.6
12.7
230,809
12.45
12.85
12.25
12.6
774,674
12.95
13.5
12.35
12.7
223,158
12.2
12.6
11.95
12.55
239,940
12.9
12.9
12.1
12.5
56,308
12.5
13
12.1
12.3
44,245
12.6
13
12.2
12.25
100,461
12.3
13
12
12.6
418,166
13
13.5
12.3
12.4
434,515
12
13
12
12.65
562,976
12
12.05
11.45
12
620,133
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The business
GCDI participates in construction and property development, which can coexist within a project. Building for a third party creates a construction contract; development organises land, design, funding and sales. Progress payments or unit sales do not necessarily coincide with spending.
A construction and property development company participating in residential and commercial projects.
GCDI combines construction with property development. Building a project and developing it are related roles, but differ in exposure to construction costs, sales and invested capital.
GCDI participates in construction and property development, which can coexist within a project. Building for a third party creates a construction contract; development organises land, design, funding and sales. Progress payments or unit sales do not necessarily coincide with spending.
What shapes business performance
Project portfolio, physical progress, remaining costs and collections help explain cash needs. Delays or higher material costs can change project margins. A signed contract is neither realised revenue nor profit; remaining execution and financing requirements matter.
GCDI executes and manages construction projects for third parties through its works and services activity. Contracts require turning designs into completed buildings; progress, certified work and cost control distinguish this activity from developing its own properties.
Who it serves
Public and private clients developing buildings and infrastructure.
How the business works
Contracts turn projects into built assets through planning, materials and execution. Revenue recognition and cash receipts depend on contract milestones and terms.
GCDI’s property development involves decisions about residential and commercial projects beyond construction delivery. Selecting land, defining the product and marketing units expose the developer to sales timing and capital tied up in the project.
Who it serves
People and businesses buying, renting or using real estate.
How the business works
Property can generate recurring rent or income from sales and development. These have different cycles: occupancy drives rent, while construction progress and sales drive projects.
The business in practice
Selected products, companies and assets from corporate publications.
Usina del Arte: converting an existing building
GCDI’s completed works include converting the former La Boca power station into Usina del Arte. The project illustrates construction and rehabilitation capabilities: adapting an industrial building for cultural use requires coordination of structure, services and finishes.
GCDI’s portfolio includes the Llao Llao hotel’s Ala Moreno extension and SLS Lux Puerto Madero. These references show construction commissions for hotel and residential uses. Carrying out the works does not itself establish hotel ownership or income from guest stays.
P/E, forward P/E and other multiples relate equity or enterprise value to results and resources. Read them alongside profitability, debt and dividends, keeping reported figures distinct from estimates.
Valuation
Market capitalisation
≈ 10.62B ARS
Enterprise value · current
≈ 41.94B ARS
P/E · TTM
—
Forward P/E
—
P/E · next FY · non-GAAP
—
P/B · latest quarter
—
PEG · TTM
≈ -0.0056×
P/Free cash flow · TTM
—
Forward P/B
—
P/S · TTM
≈ 0.287×
Forward P/S
—
EV/EBITDA · TTM
—
Forward EV/EBITDA
—
EV/EBIT · TTM
—
EV/Revenue · TTM
≈ 1.13×
P/Operating cash flow · TTM
—
Earnings yield
≈ -179.1%
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Forecasts collect revenue and earnings estimates where available for this instrument. Check each figure’s forecast horizon and the publication history before comparing it with the company’s results.
Estimates, not reported results. NTM: next 12 months; next FY: following fiscal year. Individual estimate dates are unavailable.
Ownership structure helps explain economic interests and control. Equity holdings and voting rights are shown separately, with the date and scope of verified information.
As of Oct 30, 2025 · Retrieved Sep 29, 2026
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Capital expenditure · unspecified calculation basisLast 12 months
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Common dividend per share · primary issueARS
20250 ARS
1 ARS0.5 ARS0 ARS-0.5 ARS-1 ARS
20082025
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