COIMA

COIMA is an Italian real-estate group that describes its business as investment, development and management of property assets on behalf of institutional investors. Its roots in the Italian real-estate sector date to 1974. The group’s work spans the property lifecycle, from investment and development to asset, project and property management, and it serves both Italian and international institutional counterparties. The group is organized through companies controlled by COIMA Holding. COIMA SGR works in investment and asset management and is authorized to provide collective investment management services by the Bank of Italy; the company says it manages real-estate alternative investment funds. COIMA REM is the group’s development and real-estate management business, acting as an operational partner across activities that include due diligence, investment, construction and management. COIMA HT works in technology and digital services intended to support urban regeneration and the digital transformation of physical spaces. COIMA Image works in space planning and interior design. A prominent example of the group’s activity is Porta Nuova in Milan, which COIMA says it developed and continues to manage. The group also works on offices, residences and public spaces, and describes sustainability, product quality, services and technology integration as considerations in its approach to real-estate innovation. Its website presents COIMA as an active group and highlights projects and activities including Scalo Romana, the Olympic Village conversion into student housing, and the restoration of Hotel des Bains. Manfredi Catella is identified as COIMA SGR’s founder and CEO, its majority shareholder, and the president of COIMA REM.

COIMA’s stated roots in the Italian real-estate sector go back to 1974. The official company profile identifies COIMA REM as founded in that year by the Catella family together with Domo Media. It describes COIMA REM as a real-estate development and management company that works for institutional investors and can participate across the process, from due diligence and investment to project delivery and management. A later institutional milestone for the group’s investment-management activity came in 2007, when COIMA SGR was authorized by the Bank of Italy to provide collective investment management services. COIMA SGR operates in investment and asset management. The company profile describes it as managing real-estate alternative investment funds and gives a snapshot of its portfolio and fund activity, including 35 real-estate investment funds, more than €13 billion in stabilized investments, over 220 tenants and 170 managed properties. These figures are company-reported snapshots, rather than a statement of permanent or independently verified totals. COIMA developed and continues to manage Porta Nuova in Milan, which its company profile presents as one of Europe’s prominent urban-regeneration plans. This project illustrates the group’s combination of development and ongoing management rather than a business limited to property acquisition or construction. COIMA’s activities also include offices, residences and public spaces. The group describes product innovation as involving coordination across investment, asset, development and property management, with sustainability and product innovation functions supporting that work. Its stated innovation priorities include environmental performance, the needs of tenants, building materials and methods, and the integration of technology. The group profile describes a structure of companies controlled by COIMA Holding. Alongside COIMA SGR and COIMA REM, it lists COIMA HT, which supports urban regeneration and the digital transformation of physical spaces, and COIMA Image, which works in space planning and interior design. The group’s public-facing project and news materials include Scalo Romana and the conversion of the Olympic Village into student accommodation, as well as restoration work at Hotel des Bains. Manfredi Catella is identified on the company’s leadership page as founder and CEO of COIMA SGR, its majority shareholder, and president of COIMA REM. The available company material therefore presents COIMA as an active, multi-company Italian real-estate group combining investment management, development, property operations and related design and technology capabilities. The supplied evidence does not establish a precise founding date for the COIMA group as a whole beyond its stated activity in the sector since 1974, nor does it specify a group headquarters or a stock-market listing.

• 2007

  COIMA SGR authorized for collective investment management

• 1974

  COIMA REM founded; group traces its Italian real-estate activity to this year

An integrated real-estate investment, development and management group serving institutional investors, with a stated focus on urban regeneration, sustainability, product quality and technology integration.

• COIMA SGR investment and asset management

  Investment and asset management, including management of real-estate alternative investment funds.

• COIMA REM development and property management

  Development and management services for institutional investors, spanning activities from due diligence and investment through delivery and management.

• COIMA HT technology and digital services

  Technology and digital capabilities supporting urban regeneration and the digital transformation of physical spaces.

• COIMA Image space planning and interior design

  Space-planning and interior-design services.

• Organized product innovation across the real-estate value chainOther

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