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- PATRIZIA SE is a leading German investment management company specializing in real estate and infrastructure assets across Europe and select international markets. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Augsburg, Germany, the company manages approximately EUR 56 billion in assets under management and employs around 900 professionals across 26 locations worldwide. It serves institutional investors such as insurance companies, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and banks, as well as semi-professional and private investors through products including special funds (Spezialfonds), co-investments, discretionary flagship funds, residential and commercial property resale services; infrastructure investment management; real estate development services; and debt advisory.
PATRIZIA SE operates primarily in Europe with additional presence in Asia Pacific and North America through strategic investments and partnerships. Subsidiaries include Patrizia Property Investment Managers LLP (formerly Rockspring), formerly acquired and focused on European property funds, and Patrizia GrundInvest for private investors.
In recent developments, PATRIZIA SE reported preliminary FY 2024 financial results in line with guidance, including total service fee income of EUR 264.1 million, consolidated net profit of EUR 12.6 million, and AUM of EUR 56.4 billion, while proposing an increased dividend of EUR 0.35 per share; it expanded its Italian logistics portfolio with two premium assets in Tuscany for EUR 30 million, growing its European logistics platform to EUR 7 billion; and in September 2025, acquired Statkraft Varme, a district heating business, in consortium with Nordic Infrastructure AG to bolster sustainable energy investments.
The company converted from an AG to an SE legal structure in June 2022 with shareholder approval, expanded its board, and established an Executive Committee to support growth in its product portfolio and international operations. PATRIZIA SE continues to emphasize platform efficiency, cost management, and a strategic shift toward scalable funds in real estate and infrastructure, targeting EBITDA of EUR 40-60 million in FY 2025.