Salini Immobilier's management team, alongside the Salini family and investment funds, acquires a majority stake in a strategic restructuring aiming to enhance company performance.
Target Information
The Salini Immobilier Group is a prominent general contractor established in 1965, specializing in the design, development, and construction of property assets, including business parks and logistics warehouses, for clients such as SMEs, ETIs, and institutional investors. The group has historically operated from its two offices in Île-de-France, located in Le Bourget and Les Ulis, and has expanded its operations to Lyon in 2019, followed by further offices in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in 2022, Toulouse in 2023, and Lille in 2024.
The recent capital restructuring empowers the group's management team, led by CEO Serge De Oliveira, to acquire a majority stake alongside the Salini family and investment funds MBO+ and Innovafonds. This shift aims to facilitate a smooth transition of the company as it progresses from its initial management buy-in phase established in September 2022, which allowed ten managers to hold shares in the company.
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Industry Overview in France
The real estate development sector in France has demonstrated resilience, marked by a consistent demand for quality logistics and industrial spaces. This is largely attributed to the growth of e-commerce
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Serge De Oliveira and management team
invested in
Groupe Salini Immobilier
in 2022
in a Management Buyout / Buy-In (MBO) deal