Frey SA (FREY)
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Frey SA Profile
| Retail REITs Industry | Real Estate Sector | Mr. Antoine Frey CEO | XPAR Exchange | FR0010588079 ISIN |
| France Country | 101 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Frey SA, initially known as Immobiliere Frey SA until a name change in June 2009, is a company founded in 1983 and headquartered in Reims, France. The company specializes in the development, ownership, and management of commercial real estate assets, with a particular focus on environmental retail parks throughout France. As of December 31, 2010, Frey SA managed a portfolio including 62,000 square meters of commercial space, highlighting the company's significant role in the French retail park sector.
Products and Services
- Development of Commercial Real Estate
Frey SA engages in the development of commercial real estate projects, focusing on creating and enhancing value through the conceptualization, planning, and construction of commercial properties. This includes the development of environmentally friendly retail parks that meet the evolving needs of retailers and consumers.
- Ownership of Commercial Properties
The company holds ownership over a diversified portfolio of commercial real estate assets, particularly in the niche of retail parks. By owning these properties, Frey SA ensures their alignment with the company's strategic vision and commitment to environmental sustainability, thereby fostering long-term value creation.
- Management of Commercial Real Estate
Frey SA offers comprehensive management services for its commercial real estate assets, encompassing operational management, maintenance, and leasing activities. This ensures that retail parks and other properties under their purview not only adhere to high standards of quality and performance but also remain attractive to tenants and their customers.
