Themis Capital SA is a real estate investment, development and asset management company operating in Switzerland and internationally.
Our team is made up of real estate, private equity and asset management professionals.
Asset management
As part of our Asset Management services, we assist private and institutional investors and family offices in defining and executing their real estate strategy.
We are particularly active in property transactions. Our services also extend to appraisal, due-diligence management and the search for and structuring of financing.
Investment
As an investor, Themis Capital SA is currently developing two investment vehicles.
The first focuses on commercial real estate via SPVs, while the second is a contractual real estate fund focused on residential property.
Real estate development
Our experts develop residential and commercial real estate projects on their own account or in club deals.
Our agility and dynamism lead us to seek out high value-added opportunities.
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Invest to grow
Themis Capital SA’s Team
Laurent Breit
CEO
Chief Executive Officer
Patrick Fierobe
CPO
Chief Property Officer
Christophe Lanz
Administrator
Philippe Craninx
Office Manager OM
Alain Kratzer
Accounting & Finance
Alexandra Audemars
Executive Assistant
Enrico Antonelli
Advisor
Themis Capital’s Philosophy
Our vision of real estate management has led us to focus on a future strategy of innovative management based on technological tools, but also on close monitoring of assets and their users.
Through digital property management, we can automate the consolidation of data from a variety of sources (management companies, experts, engineers, architects). We monitor the management of real estate assets (maintenance and renovation budgets, rent policy enforcement, litigation, etc.).
Our partners are innovative and focused on CO2 impact and reducing energy consumption.
Themis Fund Property Benchmark (TFPB)
Within Themis Capital, we have developed an internal benchmark of over 2000 properties (from 24 real estate funds/SICAVs) located in Switzerland with the following information:
Investing in sustainable real estate
Energy renovation
About 80% of the Swiss building stock is in need of energy renovation. In addition, over 60% of households in Switzerland are still heated with fossil fuels.
On the basis of the Paris Agreements (halving greenhouse gas emissions), the Federal Council decided in August 2019 to achieve CO2 neutrality from 2050. As part of the comprehensive revision of the CO2 Act, the cantons must ensure that emissions from buildings are 50% below 1990 levels by 2026-2027. These efforts, together with the measures provided for in the fully revised CO2 Act, have the potential to bring about a reduction in emissions of around 65% by 2030 compared to 1990.
The implementation of the new energy policy places a greater burden on private and institutional owners. Concrete, energy-saving measures for older buildings, especially in city centres, require in-depth specialist knowledge and a pragmatic assessment of individual implementations. Energy improvements and solutions as well as the support of external experts are also very expensive.
Themis Capital strives to achieve the best possible energy efficiency for all old buildings.
The improvements will be achieved within 3 to 5 years. CO2 emissions and resource consumption will be reduced to the lowest possible level. The Themis real estate portfolio is thus renovated in a sustainable manner through energy improvements to older buildings. It is clear that one of the main goals of the fund is to be one of the leading players in the fund industry with regard to the energy optimisation of older buildings. This requires a rather long-term focus, but with a continuous increase in value.
Connected vegetation in our office
We are pleased to benefit from Oxygen at Work‘s plant-based concept, which is recognised by the Federal Office for the Environment as a sustainable solution for achieving Switzerland’s CO2 targets.
The system reduces the electricity consumption of the ventilation system by 969 kWh per year, offsets 177 kg of CO2 emissions per year, and plants two trees in the rainforest for every plant in the office. In our case, that would be 24 trees.
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