CMDlet get-recipient export as CSV removes Displayname Attribute

Dear Forum,
i´ve found an "interesting" behavior of the get-recipient CMDLet.
We operate a 2 node DAG and use this CMDLet for Statistics and Chargeback - currently it runs as follows
get-recipient -RecipientTypeDetails Usermailbox -resultsize unlimited| ft -autosize -wrap Displayname, company >C:\Scripts\Ex2010\WeeklyMBStats\Attachments\UserCompany.txt
then it´s merged with the results of (for each DAG node)
get-MailboxStatistics -server MBx1 | Sort-Object Displayname | ft -autosize -wrap DisplayName,@{expression={$_.TotalItemSize.Value.ToMB()};label="TotalItemSize(MB)"},Itemcount, StorageLImitStatus, DatabaseName > C:\Scripts\Ex2010\WeeklyMBStats\Attachments\MBStats_MBx1.txt
Since we want to improve the automation level - I've found the merge-csv CMDlet, which would be able to merge User information (Displayname & Company with the MBx Statistics Output.
To be able to realize this - the output must be changed to CSV files
Now the strange behavior:
>get-recipient -RecipientTypeDetails Usermailbox -resultsize unlimited -Export-csv C:\_Reports\Recipients_csv.csv
When I ran the CMDlet in this form - the DisplayName is NOT Exported, while the Company IS exported.
Does anyone was facing similar issues?
How can this be overcome? (no I don´t want to use get-mailbox since this CMDlet does not return the company of the Mailboxuser)
Is it related to a missing filter? on which level must the filter be applied? Why is the company attribute just missing, while all other attributes are present?
Any Help & Suggestions are welcome!
Thank you.
Markus

Hi,
Here is the result in my environment:
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