SIMEA

What SIMEA does

SIMEA, whose full legal name is société pour l'immobilier d'entreprises de l'aisne, is a French Société Anonyme d'Économie Mixte Patrimoniale founded in 2004 at the initiative of the Conseil Départemental de l'Aisne. The company's stated mission is to foster the creation and development of rental commercial real estate for businesses in the Aisne department, and it operates as an investor that builds or rehabilitates office, industrial, and artisanal buildings for rental or sale to local enterprises. It serves a horizontal mix of enterprises, professionals, artisans, traders, and industrial companies seeking commercial space in city centers and activity zones across the Aisne territory.

SIMEA's portfolio comprises five commercial buildings distributed across two go-to-market models. Under the rental (Location) model, the company offers Le Sillage, a two-level tertiary building in Saint-Quentin with ten offices ranging from 40 to 458 m² near the A26 highway, and Les Entrepôts, a 1,675 m² warehouse in Soissons on the ZAC des Entrepôts with two-level offices and storage. Under the sale (Accession) model, it offers Les Alizés in Soissons (35-100 m² offices on the Gouraud park) and three spaces in Symbiose, a co-ownership building on the Griffon zone in Laon near the A26 interchange (219-657 m²). The underlying technology footprint is minimal: a JavaScript-based website at simea02.fr provides property listings and PDF download sheets, with no proprietary platforms, APIs, AI systems, or mobile applications disclosed.

The company generates revenue from two streams — recurring rental income and one-time property sales — with pricing that is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. Go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales with no intermediaries, executed through a five-person team led by Directrice Générale Nathalie TANIERE (Chief Executive), Christophe GIUSTI (Responsable Administratif et Financier), and commercial manager Frédérique MOREAU, who handles property viewings and lease negotiations. Ownership reflects the SEM Patrimoniale structure: public authorities (the Aisne department and territorial collectivities) sit alongside private economic actors as shareholders. Geographic operations are restricted to the Aisne department in northern France, with no evidence of activity outside this region.

Name

SIMEA

Legal name

simea - société pour l'immobilier d'entreprises de l'aisne

Website

https://simea02.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

2004

Operating status

Operating

Short description

SIMEA is a French mixed public-private real estate company that develops, owns, and leases commercial office, industrial, and artisanal buildings to businesses, professionals, and artisans in the Aisne department. Founded in 2004, it operates a small portfolio of five properties.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Commercial Real Estate

SIC

Real Estate Dealers (For Their Own Account) (6532), Investors, Nec (6799)

akta.pro primary industry

Commercial Real Estate Asset Management (BPAJAMAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Commercial Real Estate Brokerage (Leasing & Sales) (FSAEAJAB)

Keywords

• Commercial real estate leasing
• Office property rental
• Industrial real estate
• Mixed economy company
• Commercial property investment

Headquarters

HQ city

Barenton-bugny

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Commercial Property Rental: Rental income from commercial office, industrial and artisanal buildings owned by the company. The company acts as an investor, building or rehabilitating properties for rental to businesses on the Aisne territory.
2. Property Accession (Sale): Sale of commercial properties to professionals, artisans, and traders (accession model). Properties like Les Alizés in Soissons offer spaces for purchase.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels2 records

Core offering

SIMEA develops, owns, and leases office, industrial, and craft (artisanal) real estate for businesses across the Aisne department of France. Acting as a patrimonial investor, the company builds or rehabilitates properties — including offices, warehouses, and workshops — for direct rental and occasional sale to local enterprises, professionals, artisans, and traders.

Product overview

SIMEA offers a portfolio of commercial real estate properties for both rental (Location) and purchase (Accession). The portfolio consists of four distinct buildings: Les Alizés (Soissons) and Symbiose (Laon) for purchase/accession, and Le Sillage (Saint-Quentin) and Les Entrepôts (Soissons) primarily for rental. Properties include office spaces ranging from 35 to 1,675 m2, suitable for businesses, artisans, and merchants. The company acts as an investor by constructing or rehabilitating office, industrial, and artisan buildings for rent on the Aisne territory.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Le Sillage A two-level tertiary (office) building in Saint-Quentin comprising 10 offices ranging from 40 to 458 m2, located at the Bois de la Chocque near the A26 highway and a large commercial zone. Offered for rental (Location) to businesses.
• Les Entrepôts A warehouse building of 1,675 m2 located at the gates of Soissons on the ZAC des Entrepôts. Includes two-level offices, storage area, and interior courtyard. Offered for rental (Location) to industrial and production companies.
• Les Alizés A tertiary (office) building on the Gouraud park in Soissons, offering office spaces from 35 to 100 m2. Features proximity to the city center with access to coworking spaces, a business incubator, training center, restaurants, and medical services. Offered for purchase (Accession) to professionals, artisans, and traders.
• Symbiose A tertiary (office) building in co-ownership on the Griffon zone in Laon, near the A26 highway interchange. SIMEA owns 3 spaces ranging from 219 to 657 m2. Offered for purchase (Accession) to professionals, artisans, and traders.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights2 records

Broad incumbents

• Nexity: Nexity is France's largest integrated real estate operator, active across residential, commercial, and urban development. Comparable to SIMEA in the French commercial property development business model, though Nexity operates at national scale and across multiple asset classes.
• Altarea: Altarea is a French real estate developer and investor listed on Euronext Paris, focused on mixed-use urban projects including retail, office, and residential. Comparable to SIMEA in the commercial real estate development/ownership model in France, though Altarea operates at national scale with diversified asset classes.
• Klépierre: Klépierre is a major French-listed commercial real estate investment trust focused on shopping centers and retail real estate across Continental Europe. While SIMEA operates at a vastly smaller scale and in a regional, mixed-public ownership model, both are commercial real estate owners/operators serving business tenants in France.
• Gecina: Gecina is a leading French residential and office real estate investment trust (SIIC) with a Paris-centric prime office portfolio. Comparable to SIMEA in the office real estate asset class in France, though Gecina focuses on prime central Paris assets versus SIMEA's regional Aisne focus.
• Covivio: Covivio is a major European real estate operator (formerly Foncière des Régions) with significant office, residential, and hotel portfolios across France, Germany, and Italy. Comparable to SIMEA in French office real estate exposure, though Covivio operates at pan-European institutional scale.
• Icade: Icade is a French real estate company listed on Euronext Paris, specializing in office and healthcare properties, with public sector heritage as a former Caisse des Dépôts subsidiary. Comparable to SIMEA in office real estate focus and public/private heritage, though Icade operates at national scale with institutional capital markets access.

Regional players

• Sofidy: Sofidy is a major French asset manager specializing in SCPI and commercial real estate investment across France and Europe. Comparable to SIMEA in the French commercial real estate asset class, though Sofidy operates at the institutional capital management level rather than as a regional property developer.
• Perial Asset Management: Perial is a French asset manager specializing in SCPI (real estate investment trusts) with commercial property exposure across France. Comparable to SIMEA in commercial French real estate exposure, though Perial operates as a capital pool manager rather than direct property developer/landlord.

Direct peers

• Groupe SEBB (Société d'Économie Mixte): SEBB is a Société d'Économie Mixte operating in the Bresse Bourguignonne region of France, focused on commercial real estate development for local businesses. Directly comparable to SIMEA in the mixed-economy (SEM) public-private structure, regional focus, and commercial property development for businesses and artisans.
• Teractys: Teractys is a regional French commercial real estate operator developing office, business park, and activity zone assets. Comparable to SIMEA as a regional French commercial real estate developer and landlord serving businesses and artisans, though operating in different French regions.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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