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Trades about 345% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Patrizia Se stands as a prominent global leader in real asset investments. For 38 years, this internationally active company has consistently delivered diverse investment opportunities in real estate and infrastructure, catering to institutional, semi-professional, and private clients alike. Patrizia currently oversees an impressive portfolio exceeding EUR 56 billion in assets, supported by a dedicated workforce of over 1,000 professionals operating across 28 global offices. Furthermore, the company demonstrates its strong commitment to social responsibility through the PATRIZIA Foundation, which has, over the past 23 years, positively impacted approximately 250,000 underprivileged children worldwide by providing crucial access to education and fostering opportunities for a brighter future.
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