ARTEA: management transactions · France · AMF

About ARTEA

ARTEA is a French group focused on sustainable real estate, next-generation business parks and, more broadly, the changing uses of office, residential and hospitality spaces. Founded in 2001 by Philippe Baudry, initially as SBC Fund before being renamed ARTEA in 2003, the company has built a distinctive positioning around the energy transition and eco-design. Listed on Euronext Paris, Compartment C, ARTEA operates an integrated model combining property development, asset ownership, occupant services, hotel operations and renewable energy production. The group’s core business revolves around the ARTEPARC concept, a third-generation business park designed as a mixed-use campus bringing together offices, services, restaurants, soft mobility solutions and shared amenities. This model is intended to balance real estate performance, user well-being and environmental standards. ARTEA also highlights expertise in urban regeneration and major refurbishment projects, particularly in French and European metropolitan areas. Its portfolio spans urban office buildings, housing, heavy renovation schemes and eco-districts. Beyond commercial property, ARTEA has expanded its ecosystem through value-added services. Its brands and concepts include COLOFT, which covers coworking and coliving, as well as lifestyle hospitality and dining formats. The group also operates hospitality assets, including a hotel in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, and has taken part in landmark urban conversion projects. This diversification allows ARTEA to create hybrid places where work, living, leisure and services coexist. On the energy side, ARTEA relies on its DREAM ENERGY subsidiary and on renewable energy activities, especially hydropower and solar power, to improve the energy autonomy of selected sites and support its low-carbon strategy. The group also works with institutional partners, including the Caisse des Dépôts through dedicated investment vehicles. Geographically, ARTEA is primarily concentrated in France, with a footprint across several major cities and metropolitan areas such as Lille-Lesquin, Aix-en-Provence, Grenoble, Meylan, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and Nîmes. The company states that it is already present in 8 cities and aims to build a nationwide ARTEPARC network. Its key differentiator is the ability to combine land development, construction, operations and services within a sustainable real-estate ecosystem. Among its notable achievements, ARTEA highlights pioneering projects such as France’s first positive-energy tertiary park, reinforcing its reputation as an innovative player in responsible real estate.