- Business
- Artea S.A. (ARTE.PA) operates as a real estate development company focused on sustainable tertiary properties and renewable energy production in France. The company develops tertiary parks under the ARTEPARC brand, emblematic projects, urban office buildings, eco-neighborhoods offering housing, offices, shops and amenities, hotels, and hospitality services; it also generates and supplies electrical power from renewable sources including solar photovoltaics via integrated building solutions and hydraulics through a portfolio of power plants; additional services encompass asset management, environmental engineering via Artesol, coworking and coliving spaces under the COLOFT brand, smart grid technologies, space planning through Studio Artea, and green mobility solutions including ultra-fast electric vehicle charging via its subsidiary Dream Energy. Subsidiaries such as ARTEPROM handle promotion, ARTECOM manages assets, and ARTEA Services provide on-site amenities like concierge, gyms, nurseries, and restaurants. Founded in 2001 and headquartered at 55 Avenue Marceau, Paris, France, Artea targets corporate clients, SMEs, startups, local authorities, and investors in major French cities including Paris, Lyon, Lille, Aix-en-Provence, and Grenoble, with emerging international projects in Italy and Luxembourg.
In recent developments, Artea reported annual sales of €100 million for 2024 and published half-year 2025 results, reflecting continued growth amid rising construction costs. The company signed a strategic funding agreement with TIIC for Dream Energy in December 2024 and a €75 million partnership with Banque des Territoires in March 2024 to invest in ultra-fast recharging infrastructure under the France 2030 plan. Dream Energy expanded green mobility with a partnership with the French National Taxi Union, won government support for EV charging stations, and launched Dream Energy Mobility; additionally, Artea acquired hydropower assets doubling capacity to 16 MW, advanced hospitality renovations like the Museo Sant'Orsola in Florence and Hôtel des Postes in Luxembourg, and approved a transfer of shares to Euronext Growth Paris in 2025.