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Investing in the Future: Trigema Launches a Fund to Back the Tallest Building in the Czech Republic
Czech developer Trigema is reshaping how large-scale real estate projects are financed. Its newly established investment fund opens the door for Czech and international investors to participate in some of the country’s most ambitious developments - including Top Tower, set to become the tallest building in the Czech Republic. The company plans to manage over USD 150 million (CZK 3.5 billion) in assets within five years and expand its activities beyond Czech borders.
After years of self-financing, Trigema is introducing a qualified investors’ fund to support its residential, technological, and leisure projects. According to Founder and CEO Marcel Soural, the initiative aims to maintain strategic projects under Czech ownership while allowing co-investors to share in the company’s success. The new model reflects a broader shift in the investment landscape - where housing and logistics have overtaken office buildings as the preferred long-term assets. Trigema’s fund positions the company at the forefront of this evolving trend.
The fund will gradually incorporate Trigema’s key developments, such as part of the Lihovar residential complex in Smíchov and the iconic Top Tower, a futuristic skyscraper with a projected budget of USD 170 million (CZK 4 billion). Additional projects include the Science and Technology Park in Roztoky u Prahy and leisure destinations in Monínec and Rokytnice. Within five years, the portfolio is expected to exceed USD 150 million (CZK 3.5 billion) in total value.
Trigema is already strengthening its international reach through Flat Zone, a proprietary real estate data platform operating in Czechia, Slovakia, and Austria. The platform is preparing to expand into Poland next year and is testing pilot projects in Asia. This technology-driven approach will enable Trigema and its investors to identify market trends and explore new opportunities across Europe and beyond.
The fund is open to qualified investors with a minimum entry of CZK 1 million (approx. USD 42,000), with most contributions expected between CZK 10–50 million (USD 420,000 - 2.1 million). Trigema will retain one-third ownership stake to underline its long-term commitment and confidence in the fund’s performance. The targeted return is 10 percent or higher, offering a stable, tangible alternative to more volatile stock-based investments.
The creation of the Trigema investment fund marks an important step in strengthening the Czech real estate market’s competitiveness. By combining trusted local ownership with new capital partnerships, Trigema seeks to build long-term value for both investors and communities. The fund was officially launched in October 2025, with the first investment subscriptions open from November 1.
Prepared by the team of the CzechTrade Chicago office
Source: https://www.seznamzpravy.cz/
