Paris-based Tikehau Capital unveiled plans to merge its SOFIDY subsidiary into Tikehau Investment Management, the group’s asset management company, uniting two complementary teams.
SOFIDY offers real estate funds to individual French investors, including the SCPI, a French real estate investment vehicle similar to a non-listed REIT. It allows investors to pool their resources to invest in a diversified property portfolio managed by a professional management company.
Following the closing of the deal, SOFIDY will retain its brand name and will continue to focus on supporting private individuals through open-ended funds. Tikehau Capital will further strengthen its position in the alternative asset management market, particularly among private clients.
Combined under Tikehau’s Real Assets strategy, the units will have €13.8 billion ($16 billion) in assets under management. Tikehau Capital as a global alternative asset management group has €51.1 billion ($59 billion) of overall AUM.
“This proposed merger represents a significant milestone in our real estate development strategy,” said Henri Marcoux, deputy CEO of Tikehau Capital. “By bringing together our complementary expertise, we intend to create a distinctive platform that can address the challenges of a rapidly evolving market and support our clients across all real estate segments.”
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