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CROSSWOOD: management transactions · France · AMF
RS00001513FR0000050395FR·AMFMcap 100M€Real Estate
Browse the full directors' dealings record of CROSSWOOD, a publicly traded company based in France. Shares trade on FR FR, under the authority of AMF. Operating in the Real Estate sector, CROSSWOOD has recorded 2 reports. Market capitalisation: €99.9m. The latest transaction was disclosed on 20 January 2022 — Acquisition. Among the most active insiders: Jacques Lacroix. Every trade is accessible without an account.
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Financial data
FY ended December 2025 · cache
9.40 €
Analyst consensus
Income statement
Revenue73 k€
Gross profit37 k€51% margin
Net income4.3 M€1179.9% margin
Valuation
PER (trailing)23.5x
P/Book1.2x
Beta0.93
Balance sheet & cash
Market cap99.9 M€
Total debt36 k€
Free Cash Flow−1.1 M€
Debt / Equity0%
Profitability & ownership
ROE5.5%
ROA-0.2%
% insiders95.0%
% institutions0.0%
Last declaration on 20 January 2022
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About CROSSWOOD
CROSSWOOD is a listed French real estate company traded on Euronext Paris. Its business model is centered on property ownership, asset management and value preservation, with a strong focus on commercial and income-generating real estate. By the end of 2024, the group had completed a major strategic repositioning around its stake in SCBSM, a listed French real estate investment company, while disposing of its main directly owned asset, the Republic 2000 shopping center in Champigny-sur-Marne. As of December 31, 2024, CROSSWOOD’s total asset base was valued at EUR 94.9 million, with the vast majority attributable to its SCBSM holding, accounted for using the equity method. The company’s recent history reflects a deliberate simplification of the portfolio and a sharper focus on balance-sheet optimization. CROSSWOOD still retains a small direct real-estate portfolio, mainly consisting of a few chalets in Praz-sur-Arly and a land volume under a lease-to-build arrangement in Champigny-sur-Marne. In practice, this means the group now operates less as an active developer and more as a patrimonial real-estate holding company, prioritizing asset management and financial value creation over large-scale property development. Its stake in SCBSM is now the main driver of both valuation and earnings. Through this strategic participation, CROSSWOOD remains indirectly exposed to a broader real-estate platform while keeping capital expenditure and leverage low. At end-2024, the company reported a net liquidation NAV of EUR 7.87 per share, underscoring its asset-value-oriented profile. Headquartered in Paris, CROSSWOOD operates essentially in France, with assets located mainly in the Paris region and in the French Alps. The group is not a large diversified developer, but a small-cap real-estate vehicle whose equity story is driven by the value of its assets, the quality of its SCBSM stake and disciplined capital management. A notable point is that debt was sharply reduced in 2024, strengthening CROSSWOOD’s profile as a conservative, balance-sheet-focused property company.
