Accentro Real Estate AG Completes Restructuring Under German Stabilization Act

Accentro Real Estate AG has successfully implemented all measures outlined in its restructuring plan confirmed by the Local Court Charlottenburg on September 23, 2025. The implementation occurred under the framework of the German Corporate Stabilization and Restructuring Act, marking a significant milestone for the Berlin-based residential property company. The completion of these restructuring measures establishes a foundation for the company's long-term stability and positive business development moving forward.

The restructuring included specific amendments to the terms and conditions of both the 2020/2026 bond and the 2021/2029 bond, as previously announced in the company's July 25, 2025 statement. These bond adjustments represent crucial financial modifications that will impact the company's capital structure and debt management strategies. The successful bond restructuring demonstrates creditor confidence in Accentro's recovery plan and future prospects within Germany's competitive real estate market.

Significant governance changes accompanied the financial restructuring, with the Supervisory Board now comprising Paul Sisak and Dr. Nedim Cen as confirmed members. The court is expected to appoint Richard Lewis as the third supervisory board member, completing the leadership team that will oversee Accentro's strategic direction during this stabilization phase. This reconstituted board brings fresh oversight to a company navigating the complexities of Germany's residential real estate sector, particularly in key markets including Berlin, central German cities, and the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region.

The company expressed appreciation for the constructive cooperation from creditors, shareholders, employees, and other stakeholders throughout what it described as a challenging process. This collaborative approach suggests broad support for the restructuring measures among key constituencies, which could facilitate smoother implementation of the company's ongoing business strategy. As a residential investor and market leader in residential privatization in Germany, Accentro's stabilization has implications for the broader German property market, particularly in the residential segment where the company maintains significant operations.

Accentro's business model encompasses three core areas: tenant-oriented flat sales to private owner-occupiers and investors, portfolio sales to institutional investors, and property management services for both owned and third-party properties. The successful restructuring provides stability for these operations amid fluctuating market conditions in Germany's residential real estate sector. With shares listed in the General Standard segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the company's restructuring completion may influence investor sentiment toward similarly positioned real estate firms navigating financial challenges.

The implementation of StaRUG procedures represents a growing trend among German companies seeking structured approaches to financial reorganization without entering full insolvency proceedings. For more information about Accentro Real Estate AG, visit https://www.accentro.de. The original release can be viewed at https://www.newmediawire.com.