Accentro Real Estate AG Completes Restructuring Under German Stabilization Act

Accentro Real Estate AG announced the successful implementation of all measures under its restructuring plan confirmed by the Local Court Charlottenburg on September 23, 2025. The completion of these measures under the German Corporate Stabilization and Restructuring Act (StaRUG) marks a critical milestone for the company's financial recovery and operational stability.

The restructuring included significant amendments to the terms and conditions of both the 2020/2026 bond and the 2021/2029 bond, following the company's announcement from July 25, 2025. These bond modifications represent a crucial component of the financial restructuring designed to improve the company's debt profile and ensure sustainable operations moving forward.

Concurrent with the financial restructuring, the company has undergone governance changes with a reconstituted Supervisory Board. The board now consists of Paul Sisak and Dr. Nedim Cen, with an additional member expected to be appointed by the court, anticipated to be Richard Lewis. This leadership restructuring aims to provide fresh oversight and strategic direction for the company's recovery phase.

The successful implementation of these comprehensive restructuring measures establishes a foundation for Accentro's long-term stability and positive business development. The company acknowledged the constructive cooperation from creditors, shareholders, employees, and other stakeholders throughout what it described as a challenging process. As a residential investor and market leader in residential privatization in Germany, Accentro's restructuring success carries implications for the broader German real estate market, particularly in major urban centers where the company maintains its operational focus.

Accentro's business model spans three core areas: tenant-oriented flat sales to private owner-occupiers and investors, portfolio sales to institutional investors, and property management services for both its own portfolio and third parties. The company maintains regional focus beyond Berlin to include major central German cities, conurbations, and the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region. More information about the company is available at https://www.accentro.de.

The completion of this restructuring under StaRUG provisions demonstrates how German corporate stabilization mechanisms can facilitate the recovery of significant real estate players during challenging market conditions. For stakeholders across the German residential property sector, Accentro's successful restructuring provides a case study in navigating financial difficulties while maintaining operational continuity in a critical housing market segment.