REALITES: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About REALITES

REALITES is a French real-estate group founded in 2003 by Yoann Choin-Joubert and listed on Euronext Growth Paris since 2014 under ISIN FR0011858190 and ticker ALREA. The company has historically positioned itself as a territorial developer, designing and delivering real-estate projects that are meant to support local development and address practical end-user needs rather than follow a purely speculative approach. Its business model spans the full value chain, from design and development to investment, holding and, where relevant, operations. REALITES operates across several segments, including housing, offices, serviced residences, healthcare hubs, nurseries and retail. The group has also stood out for its commitment to becoming a “mission-driven company” in 2021, making it one of the first listed French companies to formally combine financial performance with a broader collective-interest purpose. Strategically, REALITES built a footprint in France and abroad, with international activities notably in North Africa and West Africa, including Morocco and Senegal. The group has emphasized innovation through REALITES Build Tech, an internal technology and innovation platform focused on transforming construction methods and improving project execution. This integrated approach, combining concept design, technical expertise and delivery capabilities, has helped the company secure a position on complex urban projects, especially in residential, tertiary and social-infrastructure real estate. In 2023, the group reported revenue of EUR 402 million, reflecting a meaningful mid-cap scale within the French real-estate sector. That said, 2024-2025 marked a severe stress period for REALITES, as the French property market weakened and refinancing conditions deteriorated sharply. The company entered a conciliation procedure in July 2024 and was subsequently placed into judicial reorganization on 5 February 2025, with the observation period later extended until 6 February 2026, according to its 2024 annual report. Despite this difficult backdrop, REALITES has continued to restructure its businesses and divest selected assets in order to protect business continuity and finalize a turnaround plan. As a result, REALITES remains a recognizable name in French real estate for its integrated development model, territorial focus and social-purpose positioning, while currently undergoing a major restructuring phase.