RealStep SICAF is one of the first multi-compartment real estate Sicaf authorized in Italy by Bank of Italy.
RealStep SICAF aims at raising capital from institutional and private investors for specific
real estate investment projects, with particular attention to industrial areas to be redeveloped.
RealStep SICAF aims at investing in specific projects with a particular focus on former industrial areas in order to redevelop and renew sites into high-technology, low energy-consuming complexes with flexible and efficient spaces, whilst maintaining the historical peculiarity of each area.
Sqm
18,000
Location
Via Ripamonti, 89 – Milano
Launch date
March 2018
Key investor document
The Ripamonti 89 real estate complex, based in Milan, is close to the Porta Romana railway station, in the south quadrant of the city. This district is located in a semi-central area of the city, which has recently undergone some interesting urban redevelopment projects (such as the Prada Foundation and the Prada Musuem, designed by OMA under the guidance of architect Kem Koolhaas).
Ripamonti 89, formerly the headquarters of the Vitagliano publisher, is composed of two office buildings and two warehouses, for a total of approximately 18,000 sqm.
The project aims to convert the complex into a modern, sustainable and creative campus while respecting the history and evolution of each building.
Sqm
30,000
Location
Via Varesina 184 and 204 - Milano
Launch date
July 2019
Key investor document
The complex is located in via Varesina, in the north-west of Milan, adjacent to the Certosa station.
The goal of the project is to create a campus that is one of a kind and sustainable, serving as a reference point in the area where the former headquarters and production centre of the Swedish multinational Sandvik, world leader in the production of manufacturing tools, used to be.
The area consists of two separate plots with several buildings (both offices and productive warehouses) that cover large expanse of landof about 30,000 sqm.
The Sandvik project follows “La Forgiatura” development, the first 100% carbon-free corporate campus in Milan, situated less than 100 meters away from Sandvik, an area completely renovated and regenerated by RealStep.
Sqm
10,000
Location
Via Giovanni da Udine 45 - Milano
Launch date
November 2020
Key investor document
REFEREE FOR FINANCIAL DISPUTES
RealStep SICAF SpA complies with the Arbitrator for Financial Disputes (Arbitro per le Controversie Finanziarie – “ACF”) established by Consob with its resolution no. 19602, dated May 4, 2016, which regulates its operations, structure and procedures. The ACF settles disputes between retail investors and intermediaries. See the document (ACF guidelines) for an overview of the workings of ACF.
For further details, please refer to the ACF website: www.acf.consob.it
231 MODEL
RealStep SICAF SpA has adopted the 231 Model. The general model adopted and our ethical code are available for download.
SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS DIRECTIVE
RealStep SICAF SpA has not adopted a Commitment Policy pursuant to Article 124-quinquies of the TUF, as the investment policies of the compartments managed by the SICAF are not, in principle, geared towards investing in companies with shares admitted to trading in a regulated market in Italy or another Member State of the European Union and because, in general, investments in real estate companies represents a merely residual investment technique with respect to the investment strategies that characterize each compartment.
We therefore inform that, at the date of publication of this announcement, there are no investments made by the compartments managed by the SICAF in companies with shares admitted to trading on a regulated market in Italy or in another member state of the European Union.
It will be the responsibility of the SICAF to draw-up and publish a Commitment Policy should the conditions arise in the future.
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE DISCLOSURE REGULATION (EU) 2019/2088 – SFDR
RealStep SICAF SpA, following article 4 of Regulation EU 2019/2088 (“SFDR”) related to the disclosure of sustainability within the sector of financial services, has decided to adopt an “explain” approach to the main negative effects of its investment decisions on the sustainability factors ESG (Environment, Social, Governance).
The SICAF informs that even if in general it takes into consideration the main negative effects of its investment decisions on the sustainability factors, currently it is not in a position to provide the disclosure related to article 4, paragraph 1, lett. a), of the SFDR, as detailed in article 4, paragraph 2, of the SFDR. This is because at the moment it is not possible to identify, prioritize, and therefore objectively measure the main negative effects of its investment decisions on the sustainability factors (i.e. the environmental, social and personnel issues, the respect of human rights, and the issues related to the fight against corruption, both active and passive), due to the fact that the SICAF has not defined indicators and point metrics through which verify the probability of the event, its intensity, and its possible irrecoverable status.
The SICAF keeps a proactive approach in the definition of indicators and metrics through which determine the negative effects mentioned above, also monitoring the evolution of the reference regulatory provisions.
The SICAF will provide timely updates on this matter.
INTERNAL REPORTING PLATFORM
We would like to inform you that on November 16, 2023, the internal reporting platform (or “whistleblowing”) was activated, through which any person who believes that he or she has detected an offense committed within the company’s operations can report it, even anonymously, to a contact person identified by our company, who will handle the report carefully and confidentially. The platform can be reached at the following web address: realstepsicaf.go-tell.it
Written reports can be submitted alternatively:
• to the Head of the FUC (Dr. Gianmarco Maffioli) and at the same time to the Supervisory Board (lawyer Andrea Polizzi);
• to the Chairman of the Board of Auditors (Dr. Stefano Tellarini), if the FUC Manager and/or the Supervisory Board are the subject of the report.
We remind everyone that it is then possible to initiate reports in the following ways:
• digital via web platform (also in totally anonymous mode)
• digital via voice message (again with the possibility of remaining anonymous)
• in person, by addressing the identified contact person or by contacting him/her by phone at the telephone reference indicated within the platform (thus, not anonymously)