Pohl Immobilien focuses on sustainability: new €2.5 million minibond for green projects and urban regeneration

The South Tyrolean company strengthens its commitment to innovative, environmentally responsible construction. Mediocredito Trentino-Alto Adige and InvestEU Sustainability support the operation.

Pohl Immobilien takes another step forward on its path toward sustainable growth. The company, active in the development of innovative real estate projects in Trentino-Alto Adige and throughout Italy, has issued a €2.5 million minibond maturing in 2030 to finance urban regeneration initiatives and high energy-efficiency projects.

Following a first issuance in February 2024, the group led by Hans Martin Pohl reaffirms its strategy focused on environmental sustainability and territorial enhancement. The funds raised will be used to recover and redevelop disused areas and existing buildings, adopting CasaClima A Nature construction standards and promoting low-impact building practices. The goal is to combine development with environmental respect, in line with European priorities on the green economy.

The operation received support from the European Investment Fund through the InvestEU Sustainability guarantee, which rewards projects capable of generating environmental and social value. Among the initiatives currently under way are “Augusta 65” in Bolzano, which will transform an existing complex into a high energy-performance residential building, and “City Living Me 3” in Merano, designed to offer affordable housing and foster a more inclusive real estate market.

According to company president Hans Martin Pohl, real estate development must be grounded in economic efficiency, social responsibility, and innovation. Redeveloping existing buildings and bringing new life to urban spaces, he emphasized, means responding to emerging housing needs while contributing concretely to the ecological transition.

The operation was fully subscribed by Mediocredito Trentino-Alto Adige, which also acted as advisor and arranger, managing the legal aspects, drafting the loan regulations, and activating the European guarantee. General Manager Diego Pelizzari highlighted that this collaboration reaffirms the bank’s commitment to supporting companies that invest in the future, strengthening the connection between the local production system and the capital market.

As financial advisor, IFA Financial Service — with Maximilian Lazzeri — assisted Pohl Immobilien in defining a tailored strategy. Lazzeri explained that this operation demonstrates how the minibond can serve as a concrete tool for growth and sustainability, effectively combining financial innovation with a positive impact on the territory.

Andrea Pelucchi