Zug-Based Asset Manager Acquires Competitor
According to a statement, from 2027 onwards Patrimonium Asset Management AG will assume responsibility as fund manager and asset manager of the listed real estate fund Sustainable Real Estate Switzerland. Through the acquisition of Sustainable Real Estate AG, Patrimonium will also integrate the company's partnership with Germany's Quadoro Investment GmbH. Sustainable Real Estate AG currently acts as distribution partner and sustainability adviser for three open-ended real estate funds managed by Quadoro, with combined assets of approximately 785 million euro.
At the end of 2025, the Sustainable Real Estate Switzerland fund had total assets of 475 million francs and held a portfolio of 30 residential properties across Switzerland. By comparison, Patrimonium Asset Management currently manages more than 3.7 billion francs in real estate assets, in addition to investments in private credit, infrastructure and private equity.
Economies of Scale
The acquisition is expected to generate significant economies of scale for Sustainable Real Estate Investments SICAV in the areas of property management, development, sourcing and construction management, the statement said. Patrimonium will strengthen its position in the real estate market while benefiting from Sustainable Real Estate's expertise in sustainability.
Over the coming months, the companies will assess further internal synergies and efficiency gains, as well as the potential and interest in combining currently separately managed real estate vehicles.
Christoph Syz, CEO and Co-Founder of Patrimonium Asset Management, commented: «The acquisition of Sustainable Real Estate creates attractive synergies and efficiency gains for both companies and strengthens our position in the real estate market, particularly in German-speaking Switzerland.»
Klaus Kämpf and Marco Scheurer, Managing Directors of Sustainable Real Estate, added: «We are delighted to contribute, together with our team and expertise, to the joint success of the Patrimonium Group in the years ahead.»









