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Patrimoine et Commerce SA Profile
| Financial Services Industry | Financials Sector | Ms. Pauline Boucon Duval CEO | XPAR Exchange | FR0011027135 ISIN |
| FR Country | 6 Employees | 29 Jul 2026 Last Dividend | 5 Apr 2011 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Patrimoine et Commerce SA operates within the French commercial real estate sector, focusing on acquiring, developing, and managing retail-oriented properties. The company boasts a substantial portfolio, consisting of 31 real estate assets that span a total area of 129,280 square meters. These assets are strategically located in areas with high consumer attraction, including the suburbs or downtown regions of medium-sized cities across France. With its headquarters situated in Boulogne-Billancourt, France, Patrimoine et Commerce SA positions itself as a key player in the country's commercial real estate landscape.
Products and Services
- Shopping Malls:
- Supermarkets:
- Shops:
- Business Parks:
Patrimoine et Commerce SA develops and operates shopping malls that serve as comprehensive retail destinations. These malls are designed to offer a wide range of stores and services, catering to a variety of consumer needs and preferences. They are strategically located to attract a high volume of foot traffic, enhancing the retail experience for both shoppers and tenants.
The company invests in supermarket properties, recognizing the essential role these establishments play in local communities. These supermarkets are typically anchor tenants in the company's retail complexes, drawing in regular foot traffic that benefits other smaller retailers within the same space.
Apart from larger commercial entities, Patrimoine et Commerce SA also focuses on individual shops. This diversification allows the company to cater to niche markets and support small businesses, contributing to the vibrancy and diversity of the local retail landscape.
In addition to retail-oriented properties, the company also manages business parks. These are designed to host a variety of businesses and professionals, providing flexible office spaces, commercial units, and other amenities conducive to business operations. Business parks in the company's portfolio are developed with the aim of fostering a collaborative and effective working environment.
