FranceIndustrial · Value-addCompleted
One asset.Nine exits.
Turning more than 4,000 m² of business premises into nine products the market actually wants.
- 4,000+ m²
- Built
- 9
- Units created
- 7 / 9
- Already under contract at acquisition
- ≈ 81%
- of projected revenue already secured
- €2.812m
- Final sales
- 6+ months
- Acquisition → last exit
01The opportunity
The asset was too large for most of the local demand.
Rather than look for a single buyer for more than 4,000 m², the strategy was to change the product: nine independent units sized for tradespeople, small businesses and SMEs.
02The strategy
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Source↓
02
Divide↓
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Pre-market↓
04
Execute↓
05
Exit
03The key decision
The product was tested before the acquisition was completed.
When the asset was acquired, seven of the nine units were already covered by signed sale agreements.
Marketing came before the full real estate risk was taken on.
04Financial snapshot
- Acquisition
- 1 285 000 €
- Division works
- 286 000 €
- Total cost committed
- 1 626 000 €
- Final sales
- 2 812 000 €
Pre-tax result, after financing, carrying and marketing costs
≈ 1 045 000 €
- Rounded figures. Operation completed.
05Timeline
Before acquisition
Product tested, division designed, pre-marketing.
Acquisition
7 of 9 units under signed agreement.
Execution
Division works, units and access created.
6+ months
Last exit.
06Key takeaway
When an asset doesn't fit its market, value can come from changing the product — and risk falls when demand is proven before acquisition.
Historical performance shown relates to specific operations and is no guide to future performance.