Penta Real Estate is actively revitalising brownfield sites – abandoned industrial areas – such as the Masaryčka project in Prague and Vajnorská in Bratislava. In this way, it transforms neglected areas into valuable urban districts. As part of the Nová Waltrovka project, for example, it applies ecological solutions such as charging stations for e-vehicles in garages, solar panels on roofs, smart systems using rainwater for irrigation or toilet flushing, and the planting of greenery that mitigates urban heat islands.

Penta has a strong management structure: Its behaviour is subject to corporate policies with all the employees undergoing training, including anti-corruption courses. The selection of business partners and suppliers is conducted transparently through a separate tender portal which guarantees fair conditions.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has invested EUR 50 million in green commercial real estate in Central and Eastern Europe in partnership with the Adventum Penta Fund. Investments include, for example, the greening of the Sky Tower building in Poland and the modernisation of Tesco retail parks in Hungary and the Czech Republic. The supported projects must achieve a minimum BREEAM rating of “Very Good” or at least 30% energy savings.

Investing through Penta Fund means combining financial returns with a positive social and environmental impact. Penta systematically demonstrates that modern business can be conducted sustainably from the revitalisation of brownfield sites, through support for education, to fair and transparent management. Partnerships with international institutions, such as the EBRD, are evidence of the fund’s credibility and stability.

For investors, Penta Fund is a guarantee of stable growth as well as a responsible approach that creates value for society, nature, and future generations.