Accentro Real Estate AG Announces Supervisory Board Leadership Change Amid Restructuring

Dr. Nedim Cen has resigned from his mandate as member and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Accentro Real Estate AG for personal reasons, effective March 31, 2026. The Management Board and the Supervisory Board expressed gratitude for his valuable contribution and commitment during the company's restructuring period. This leadership change occurs as Accentro, a residential investor and market leader in housing privatization in Germany, continues its strategic realignment. The company's business activities include tenant-oriented sales of apartments to private owner-occupiers and capital investors, portfolio sales to institutional investors, management of its own real estate portfolio, and third-party services, with a regional focus on Berlin, major cities in Central Germany, and the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region.

To ensure the Supervisory Board remains fully functional, the company initiated the court appointment of a further Supervisory Board member. Following the proposal of the Management Board and the Supervisory Board, Mr. Dariush Ghassemi-Moghadam has been appointed by the court as a new Supervisory Board member. Mr. Ghassemi-Moghadam is a lawyer with many years of experience in banking and capital markets law as well as in real estate law. Furthermore, he has previously held various management positions in the banking sector, including as Chief Financial Officer. Against this background, he will support Accentro Real Estate AG in its ongoing restructuring and drive forward the company's strategic realignment.

The appointment of Ghassemi-Moghadam brings specialized legal and financial expertise to the Supervisory Board at a critical juncture. His background in banking, capital markets, and real estate law is particularly relevant given Accentro's operations in Germany's residential real estate market. The company's shares are partially listed in the General Standard segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with further shares not listed. This board change matters because it reflects the company's efforts to strengthen governance during a period of restructuring, potentially impacting investor confidence and strategic direction. The shift in leadership underscores the challenges and opportunities in Germany's housing privatization sector, where Accentro holds a market-leading position.

The implications of this announcement extend to stakeholders including investors, tenants, and institutional partners. The resignation of Cen and the appointment of Ghassemi-Moghadam may signal a renewed focus on financial and legal oversight as the company navigates its restructuring. For more information about Accentro Real Estate AG, visit https://www.accentro.de. The original release can be viewed on https://www.newmediawire.com. This development highlights the importance of board composition in guiding corporate strategy, especially in the real estate sector where regulatory and market dynamics require adept leadership and specialized knowledge to ensure sustainable growth and stability.