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  • Patrimonium co-founder Stéphane Bonvin hands over participation to Christoph Syz and Daniel Heine

    Patrimonium co-founder Stéphane Bonvin hands over participation to Christoph Syz and Daniel Heine

    With this decision, the separation of the shareholders of two major players in the Swiss real estate market is completed.

    Stéphane Bonvin is CEO and majority shareholder of the Investis Group, which has also been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange since June 2016. Founded in 1994, Investis Group is a leading real estate company in the Lake Geneva region and a national leader in real estate services.

    Patrimonium Asset Management AG, based in Baar and with offices in Lausanne/Crissier and Zurich, manages assets of CHF 4 billion (as of June 30, 2022), of which CHF 2.9 billion in the real estate sector and CHF 1.1 billion in the remaining private markets private debt, infrastructure and private equity.

    Christoph Syz: “We founded Patrimonium Asset Management together with Stéphane Bonvin 15 years ago and we can look back on a very constructive and successful collaboration. After Stéphane has not been operationally active at Patrimonium for several years, the purchase of his block of shares by me and Daniel is the logical step. We will continue the good cooperation between our two groups of companies and thank Stéphane for the joint success in building Patrimonium to date.”

    Stéphane Bonvin says: “Founding Patrimonium has allowed me to enter the institutional real estate business. Thanks to this success and the experience I have gained, I was also able to drive the Investis Group forward and also list it more than six years ago. I would also like to thank my colleagues for the excellent cooperation”

    Mr. Bonvin is also leaving the Patrimonium Board of Directors at the same time.

  • After successful restructuring, Novosan AG is returning to its roots

    After successful restructuring, Novosan AG is returning to its roots

    Bern, January 18, 2022: Novosan AG was acquired by Spycher Group Holding AG at the beginning of 2021. Now, one year after the takeover and the successfully implemented corporate restructuring, Novosan AG is returning to its roots. With retrospective effect from the beginning of January 2022, the fire and water damage specialist will go to the experienced industrial specialist Martin Schweizer.

    The life partner of company co-founder Deneshini Santschi takes over the share package of the Spycher Group and the operational management of Novosan AG. The founder Hanspeter Santschi keeps his company shares and remains with the company.

    Since 2021, Novosan AG has been restructured by those responsible at Spycher Group Holding AG. New business areas were also created and the structures adjusted. The renovators were thus able to arm Novosan AG for the future.

    The makers of the Bern company have been carrying out fire and water damage restoration for years and are also popular and proven in drying, electrical and industrial renovation, odor neutralization and special cleaning. In the event of damage, the Novosan AG team is always on hand immediately.

    The Spycher Group will retain the two newly created business areas "pollution remediation" and "facility management" of Novosan AG under a new name. The two business areas now form PuraTec GmbH and are based at Ey 9 in Ittigen. PuraTec GmbH perfectly complements the company portfolio of Spycher Group Holding AG and offers those responsible for it the opportunity to further expand their comprehensive real estate services.

    Novosan AG

    Novosan AG, founded by Hanspeter Santschi in 1992, became a successful fire and water damage restoration company under the joint management of Deneshini and Hanspeter Santschi. Far beyond the Bern region, the Novosan AG team is on the spot immediately after damage, to save what can be repaired with care and respect, to limit the damage and to protect property and cherished objects. For those who have suffered damage and their insurance companies, rehabilitation is often more ecological and economical than replacement. In addition to fire and water damage restoration, the team also specializes in electrical and industrial renovation, odor neutralization, drying and special cleaning. novosan.ch

    The PuraTec GmbH

    Shortly after the takeover of Novosan AG by Spycher Group Holding AG, Novosan harmful substances GmbH was set up together with its managing director, Pascal Meier. In addition, the Novosan Facility Management division was created. PuraTec GmbH, which also takes over the former Novosan Facility Management department, emerges from Novosan harmful substances GmbH. PuraTec pollutants specializes in analyzes and pollutant remediation for construction pollutants such as asbestos, PCB and PAH. PuraTec Facility Management, in turn, offers a wide range of services related to house maintenance and property services. puratec.ch

    The Spycher Group Holding AG

    The Spycher Group holds subsidiaries and holdings in the construction industry, in communications and in the tourism industry. In the construction industry, these are Maler Pfister AG, Intertapis AG, Fritschi Fensterbau AG, Akzent Küchen GmbH and GIO CERAMICA GmbH. The communications division includes the companies Prolith AG, Werbehorst and Witschi + Partner AG. In tourism it is Belpmoos Reisen AG. spychergroup.ch

    Press Office Spycher Group Holding AG / Novosan AG / PuraTec GmbH

    IMS Marketing AG; Dominik Rothenbühler, dominik.rothenbuehler@ims-marketing.ch , Gartenstadtstrasse 17, 3098 Köniz, +41 79 262 66 60, ims-marketing.ch

  • Canton of Solothurn sells last Alpiq shares

    Canton of Solothurn sells last Alpiq shares

    The canton of Solothurn has sold the last remaining block of shares in the Lausanne energy company Alpiq to the regional energy supplier IBB from Brugg. According to a press release from the State Chancellery, the total price for the share package is around CHF 26 million. The end result for the canton is a one-off realized profit of CHF 5.2 million.

    The sale of these shares results from the reorganization of the Alpiq shareholder base. It essentially provides that three main groups of shareholders hold equal shares in Alpiq. These have agreed that in future they will purchase water from Alpiq in accordance with their respective share. For the government council of the canton of Solothurn, this is "entirely understandable and sensible for economic reasons". However, this obligation would mean "that he would inadvertently become a competitor of the regional energy suppliers as an electricity purchaser and trader". He wanted to avoid this.

    That is why the canton had already sold a package of shares worth 113 million francs to Primeo Energie and Regio Energie Solothurn in September. As the announcement goes on to say, the price per share was then as it is today at 70 francs.