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About CBO Territoria

CBO Territoria is a listed French real estate company on Euronext Paris, focused on land development, property development and long-term investment properties. Founded in 2004 and listed on the market in 2011, the company first established itself as a leading real estate player in Réunion Island before gradually extending its footprint to other overseas French territories, notably Mayotte. Its business model is built on an integrated approach across the property value chain, covering land sourcing, development, construction and asset management. From its origins, CBO Territoria benefited from a substantial land bank, which enabled it to launch and control urban development projects tailored to the structural housing and tertiary space needs of overseas regions. The company built its reputation on a deep understanding of local markets, strong land expertise and the ability to deliver projects adapted to the demographic, economic and regulatory specificities of its operating areas. Over time, this positioning allowed the group to become a recognized operator in residential property, while increasingly strengthening its exposure to commercial real estate, which has become central to its value-creation strategy. The group operates through three complementary business lines: land development, property development and investment property ownership. In development, CBO Territoria delivers residential buildings, land plots and tertiary projects such as office space, retail units, business premises and warehouses. In its investment property business, it retains and operates income-producing assets in order to generate recurring rental revenues and support future growth. This dual model helps balance development income with stable rental cash flows. The company has also been actively reshaping its asset base, with a strategic shift toward commercial properties and a gradual disposal of non-core intermediate residential assets. CBO Territoria holds a distinctive market position as a specialist in France’s overseas territories, with a particularly strong presence in Réunion, where it has built a meaningful scale in both commercial property and local urban development. Its geographic footprint remains concentrated in the Indian Ocean region, which gives it a differentiated local expertise and a strong grasp of land, planning and environmental constraints. Notable facts include its consistent focus on sustainability and CSR, with regular recognition in the Gaïa-Index rankings, underlining its commitment to responsible development and ESG practices.