APSYS in the news

The company reported a contained net loss of – •26k in H1 2026, with reflections underway for a potential merger with Financière Apsys to focus on commercial real estate.

Apsys celebrates 30 years of urban regeneration, transforming industrial sites with projects in Poland that blend heritage and modernity.

Apsys celebrates 30 years of urban regeneration, transforming industrial sites with emblematic projects in Poland.

Apsys is developing Canopia, a 4-hectare mixed-use district in Bordeaux focusing on retail, hospitality, and entertainment, with limited residential offerings primarily for students and co-living.

Apsys' Development and Operations Director, François Agache, discussed the company's expansion plans in France and Poland and provided an update on the Canopia project in Bordeaux.

Apsys Development and Operations General Manager François Agache discussed the company's ambitions in France and Poland, including the Canopia program in Bordeaux, in an Immoweek interview.

Apsys' greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for its French and Polish operations have been officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

Apsys purchased the 3 Stawy Shopping Centre in Katowice, a 38,600 sq m retail property with a 97.1% occupancy rate, as part of its investment strategy in established markets.

Apsys has acquired the 3 Stawy shopping center, which has a 97.1% occupancy rate and will retain Auchan as its grocery anchor.

Apsys purchased the 3 Stawy shopping center in Katowice, adding a 38,600 sq m retail asset to its portfolio and taking over its management.

Apsys transformed Gdańsk's 19th-century Hala Targowa into a food and entertainment destination with a €141 million renovation, preserving historical elements while adding modern amenities.

Apsys, celebrating 30 years in 2026, reports increased revenue from its sites and continued market outperformance in the first half of 2026.

Apsys has promoted two individuals to director positions, including Marjorie Garnier as Director of Strategic Business Activities.

Dentons advised Apsys on selling a stake in the Posnania shopping center to Trigea, marking a significant retail transaction in Poland.

Apsys sold a partial stake in its Posnania retail and leisure complex to Czech investment fund Trigea, while retaining co-ownership and management responsibilities.

Apsys shares Posnania with Trigea, maintaining co-ownership and management responsibilities as part of its strategy to partner for mature assets and finance new projects.

Apsys regenerates urban areas into mixed-use spaces, managing real estate investments and developments in France and Poland, with a patrimony projected at 2.8 billion euros by 2025.

Apsys is opening its capital for the first time to fund ambitious growth and a significant project pipeline, aiming to double in size by 2030.

Apsys reports 17.8% turnover growth as part of a strategic plan to double its real estate assets by 2030.

Apsys, a commercial property group, shows significant revenue growth, aiming to double its managed portfolio by 2030.