History
1984
Founding of PATRIZIA in Augsburg
PATRIZIA is founded by Wolfgang Egger in Augsburg, Southern Germany, as a real estate investor, primarily in residential.

1993
The first institutional investors
PATRIZIA starts third-party investment management for institutional and corporate clients. The company now works with 500+ of the world’s leading institutional investors.
1999
Launch of PATRIZIA Foundation
PATRIZIA sets up the PATRIZIA Foundation to give children and young people around the world access to education and training.
2006
Successful IPO
PATRIZIA becomes a listed company on SDAX, Germany’s index for small cap companies, bringing in fresh capital for growth.
2016
Launch of private investor business
The company opens its closed-end funds to private clients in Germany. More than 1,600 investors participate in the first year.
2017 First investment in tech companies
PATRIZIA makes its first pilot investments in high-growth tech companies, followed by principal investments, allowing for even more added value to be passed on to clients.
2018
Expansion of global client base
Building on its position as a global operator, PATRIZIA acquires four complementary investment managers: Rockspring, Triuva, Sparinvest and Kenzo.
2019
Establishment of PATRIZIA Japan K.K.
The establishment of PATRIZIA Japan significantly strengthens PATRIZIA’s visibility and broadens its institutional client base in Asia.
2022
Growth of infrastructure
PATRIZIA expands its global infrastructure business to account for 15% of total assets under management following the acquisition of Whitehelm Capital.
Public limited-liability company
PATRIZIA continues its transformation to becoming a global real asset investment manager by adopting an SE (Societas Europaea) structure.
Growth in Asia Pacific
The opening of a PATRIZIA regional hub in Singapore coincides with a new partnership with an Asian institutional investor to invest up to EUR1bn in Japanese real estate.
Offices of PATRIZIA
Facilities of PATRIZIA Foundation

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