The real estate investment group Corum announced that it invested EUR 95.2 million in the third quarter, strengthening the three civil property companies it manages.
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09/11/2026
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Lusa
Corum Group
O real estate investment group Corum announced today that it invested EUR 95.2 million in the third quarter, and reinforced the three civil property companies it manages.
In the case of Corum Origin, it rose to 170 properties, with 444 tenants, ensuring a financial occupancy rate of 95.48% and has, since the foundation, a profitability of 6.94%.
In the period under review, this company's portfolio was strengthened with three significant purchases: a retail asset in the Netherlands for EUR 24 million, an educational complex in Finland for EUR 12,2 million and an office building in Italy for EUR 23,2 million.
As for the company focused on international diversification, Corum XL, the portfolio rose to 98 properties with 251 tenants, resulting in a financial occupancy rate of 95.44% and a profitability of 5.77%.
Over the period under review, this vehicle focused on northern Europe, with the purchase of commercial spaces in the United Kingdom for EUR 10.9 million and Norway for EUR 9.2 million.
The group also notes that Corum Eurion had a financial occupancy rate of 99.92% throughout its portfolio, consisting of 55 properties and 131 tenants. As for profitability, this is 6.5%, against the annual objective of 4.5%.
In the third quarter of this year, Corum Eurion acquired a retail property in France for EUR 15.7 million.
Cited in a statement, Corum Investments sales director Marcelo Capitão highlighted the profitability rates in the three companies, which “consistently surpass the goals.”.
“ The careful selection of real estate and the diversification of tenants continue to be the safest way to protect and rent the capital of our investors,” he added, saying that Portugal is “a key part in this global growth.”.
The Corum group currently manages around EUR 10 billion from over 160,000 customers.