Societe de la Tour Eiffel: management transactions · France · AMF

About Societe de la Tour Eiffel

Société de la Tour Eiffel is a French listed property company focused on commercial real estate. It operates as an integrated real estate platform, active across the full property cycle: acquisition, asset management, leasing, refurbishment and development. The group’s core expertise remains office real estate, but its strategy has broadened in recent years to include logistics and industrial space, mixed-use assets, managed residential assets and selected retail exposure. At the end of 2025, the portfolio was valued at about €1.59 billion and covered roughly 523,000 sqm, with offices accounting for the largest share. The company emphasizes direct management, tenant proximity and a service-oriented culture aimed at improving workplace performance and asset quality. The company’s roots date back to 1889, when it was founded by Gustave Eiffel to finance, build and operate the Eiffel Tower for the Paris Universal Exhibition. This unique origin gives the company a powerful historical brand and a prominent place in French corporate history. After the concession for the monument ended, the business evolved into a real estate investment company and later into a listed commercial property group. Today, Société de la Tour Eiffel is listed on Euronext Paris under ISIN FR0000036816. Geographically, the group is strongly anchored in Greater Paris, while also maintaining a presence in major regional French cities. This footprint gives it access to the most liquid and economically dynamic office and urban property markets in the country. Its assets are mainly office buildings, but the company has been intentionally diversifying toward urban business premises, logistics platforms, managed residential schemes and mixed-use developments. This diversification is designed to respond to structural shifts in the real estate market, including changing workplace patterns, demand for flexible space and the growing importance of mixed urban environments. From an operational standpoint, 2025 was a demanding year, with gross rental income of approximately €74.7 million. The company continued to manage its portfolio actively, renegotiating leases, securing new lettings and adjusting the asset mix. It also places increasing emphasis on building quality, refurbishment, energy efficiency and certification, with a substantial share of the portfolio made up of modern or renovated buildings. Financially, the group remains centered on recurring rental income and active asset management rather than speculative development, making it a classic French commercial real estate investment platform with a distinctive heritage and a clear urban-focused strategy.