SPAR European Shopping Centers
| SES Spar European Shopping Centers
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 2007 |
| Seat | Salzburg , Austria |
| management | Marcus Wild ( CEO ) Johann Felser ( CFO ) |
| Number of employees | 371 |
| Branch | Retail properties and shopping malls |
| Website | www.ses-european.com |
SES Spar European Shopping Centers is an independent group company within the SPAR Austria Group. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Salzburg . The company is the largest developer, builder and operator of large shopping centers in Austria and Slovenia . It currently operates around 30 shopping centers in six European countries.
According to SES, the approximately 2,000 shops in the shopping centers generated gross sales totaling EUR 2.83 billion in 2019.
history
The company was founded by SPAR (Austria) in mid-2007 to bundle the activities in the shopping center business area and in the area of large-scale retail properties. Since April 2008, the company has had its own headquarters on the outskirts of Salzburg with around 90 employees.
Areas of activity
The main tasks of the company are the development, construction, leasing of the shop space and the operation of the shopping centers. A special area of the company is facility management , which not only looks after the shopping centers but also the Austrian Interspar and Maximarkt stores . SES also handles the construction and leasing of shop space for the hypermarket subsidiary of SPAR Austria, Interspar. Development, construction, center management and facility management are also offered and successfully implemented by SES as services outside the group.
Locations in the management of SES (2020)
Austria
- Atrio , Villach ; 38,700 m²
- Citypark , Graz ; 40,000 m² (under management)
- Europark , Salzburg ; 50,700 m²
- Fischapark , Wiener Neustadt ; 42,800 m²
- FMZ Nussdorf-Debant , 4,600 m²
- Forum1, Salzburg ; 15,000 m² (extension part in management)
- Gerngross , Vienna ; 31,000 m² (under management)
- huma eleven , Vienna-Simmering ; 50,000 m² (under management)
- Kronenhaus, Bludenz ; 3,400 m²
- Mariandl , Krems ; 26,000 m²
- Max.Center , Wels ; 23,000 m²
- Murpark , Graz ; 43,100 m²
- Q19 shopping district, Vienna-Döbling ; 15,000 m²
- Aspern the seaside city of Vienna, Vienna-Aspern ; 7,000 m² (under construction, managed shopping street)
- Shopping City Süd (Entrance 7), Vösendorf ; 23,000 m² (20 percent share)
- Lienz shopping district , 10,000 m² (under development)
- Sillpark , Innsbruck ; 29,500 m²
- Varena , Vöcklabruck ; 32,000 m²
- Weberzeile , Ried im Innkreis ; 22,000 m²
- Zimbapark , Bludenz-Bürs ; 18,300 m²
Italy
- Extense, Padua ; 6,400 m²
- Ipercity , Padua; 24,400 m²
- Le Brentelle , Padua; 22,700 m²
- Bolzano shopping mall; 36,000 m² (in development)
Slovenia
- Center Vič, Ljubljana -Vič; 12,500 m²
- Citycenter , Celje ; 32,000 m²
- Citypark , Ljubljana; 53,000 m²
- Europark , Maribor ; 40,000 m²
- Aleja , Ljubljana; 32,000 m²
Czech Republic
Hungary
- Korzó , Nyíregyháza ; 19,000 m² (under management)
Croatia
- King Cross , Zagreb ; 28,400 m²
Former locations in the management of SES
- Europark , Budapest, Hungary (under management)
- Mall of Split , Split , Croatia (under management)
- Avenue , Budapest ; 46,600 m² (under management)
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.ses-european.com/de/portfolio
- ^ Balance sheet of SPAR European Shopping Centers GmbH as of December 31, 2016, audited by Ernst & Young