The company is an international holding group operating across the full real estate value chain, including project development, general contracting, and asset operation. With all key expertise available in-house, the company operates efficiently and competitively, delivering strong value to clients, investors, and partners. The current development pipeline includes projects with a total value exceeding EUR 300 million.
For investors, the opportunity is characterized by a high degree of flexibility. Short-term investors are offered defined exit options within a 2–3 year horizon, with targeted internal rates of return of approximately 12–17 percent. Long-term investors, including pension funds and insurance companies, are offered stable rental yields exceeding 5 percent over a 10–20 year horizon, alongside potential for significant capital appreciation and tax advantages upon exit after ten years.
In parallel to its real estate activity, the company maintains a strong presence in the infrastructure sector, particularly in Latin America. The company is currently developing several large-scale public-private partnership projects, including hydropower initiatives, which offer attractive long-term returns and strategic exposure to essential infrastructure assets.
The company is seeking a serious, long-term strategic partner. Ideal counterparties include investment funds, pension funds and insurance companies seeking secure long-term returns, banks with strategic investment interests, real estate developers looking to enter the European market with a strong local partner, and infrastructure groups interested in participating in large-scale PPP projects.
In addition, a partner bank from Germany, partially owned by a major international financial institution, is in the process of divesting the international institution’s existing stake and is seeking a new strategic investor. This opportunity is separate from the real estate and infrastructure projects but may be of interest to banks, pension funds, or institutional investors considering direct exposure to the banking sector.
