- CEO
- Nedim Cen
- Full Time Employees
- 99
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Financial conglomerates
- Address
- 4, rue Jean Monnet Luxembourg LU Luxembourg 2180
- IPO Date
- Nov 2, 2015
- Business
- CORESTATE Capital Holding S.A. is a Luxembourg-based holding company that operates in the real estate investment management sector, primarily through its key subsidiary Hannover Leasing, which provides asset and investment management services; investment advisory; fund, property, and facility management; and co-investment solutions across residential, office, retail, logistics, and micro-living asset classes. Founded in 2006 and headquartered at 9-11 Rue Grand in Luxembourg-Ville, the company manages approximately 12.2 billion euros in assets primarily in Germany, with additional operations in other European countries including France, the UK, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, and Poland, serving institutional investors, family offices, professional clients, and retail investors. Hannover Leasing focuses on IRR- and value-oriented products, generating recurring management fees alongside performance-based compensation through asset sales, new mandates, and portfolio expansion.
The group emphasizes real estate debt and equity strategies, including leasing, structured financing, and lifecycle management from acquisition to disposal, with a transaction volume exceeding 34 billion euros and 12 billion euros in capital raised since inception; it recently launched facility management services via CLG Facility Management GmbH joint venture and maintains a platform for closed-end and open-ended special AIFs targeting institutional and private investors.
In recent developments, CORESTATE completed a major financial restructuring in August 2023, reducing bond liabilities from 535 million euros to 143 million euros, recapitalizing with 132 million new shares issued mainly to noteholders, and extending maturities to December 2026; it reached an agreement in November 2025 with over 75% of senior noteholders to further extend maturities by two years to 2028 while adjusting interest rates upward. The company sold its French subsidiary STAM Europe SAS in September 2025, enabling partial repayment of its Super Senior Note, and divested stakes including 35% in the Royal Liver Building investment vehicle in Liverpool in July 2025 and the Haus des Lebenslangen Lernens educational campus in 2023; ongoing asset disposals totaling around 130 million euros are planned by 2027 to service debt, alongside management changes such as board realignments in December 2024 and auditor appointment of KPMG for 2022-2024 financials.