Welcome to Transocean Global Group REE AG

We recognize opportunities where others hesitate and unlock undiscovered potential with fresh perspectives.

229,769 m² of building land with building permit

+ 428,434 m²
Forest & Grassland

Over 230,000 m² of forest area.

+8 clinics & healthcare properties

Over 100 apartments for seniors

Transocean Global Group REE AG specializes in properties where other market participants see no potential. Our experience, however, is that with creativity, ingenuity, and wisely invested capital, we can revive such properties.

Stephan Boehme, who calls himself the “philosopher of the street,” has developed an inspiring concept that aims to offer children a world full of exciting discoveries.

Sports activities on the street, football on the football field, playing basketball like in New York, all of this takes place in a lively environment with bright colors and an atmosphere reminiscent of a hotel. This offer is intended to give children the feeling that they are an important part of our society and that they will not be forgotten. The medical management is provided by selected doctors who pursue innovative approaches to the treatment of obesity. In addition to rehabilitation and an aftercare app, these doctors are also developing a database for researching obesity in order to create long-term solutions for affected children.

The Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)

The SFDR requires all financial market participants and financial advisors to fulfill sustainability-related disclosure and transparency obligations. These regulations aim to enable investors to better compare different financial products regarding their environmental and social impacts and to prevent greenwashing.

Classification of Financial Products under SFDR

The SFDR classifies financial products into three categories:

Article 6: Other Financial Products

Funds under Article 6 must disclose sustainability information, regardless of whether they are considered sustainable or not. These funds do not officially emphasize environmental or ethical aspects and are regarded as "regular" funds.

Article 8: Light Green Financial Products

Funds under Article 8 consider environmental and/or social aspects when selecting their investment instruments. These funds are often marketed as ESG products (Environmental, Social, Governance).

Article 9: Dark Green Financial Products

Funds under Article 9 pursue explicit sustainability goals, such as reducing CO2 emissions or achieving social improvements. These funds are considered particularly sustainable and are also referred to as dark green funds.

Article 9 Funds: Special Features

Financial products classified under Article 9 must clearly outline how they achieve their sustainability goals. They must explain how the targeted sustainability objectives are realized through the fund. Furthermore, these funds must take into account the Principal Adverse Impact (PAI) indicators and the “Do No Significant Harm” (DNSH) approach of the EU taxonomy.

Principal Adverse Impact (PAI) Indicators

18 Core Indicators

These must be disclosed mandatorily.

46 Additional Indicators

Reporting on this is voluntary.

Consideration of the PAIs leads to a minimum of established exclusion criteria.

"Do No Significant Harm" (DNSH) Approach

Article 8 and Article 9 funds must ensure that their activities do not harm any of the six environmental objectives of the EU:

Transocean Global Group REE AG

We invest in multifunctional properties and digital solutions for medical services, including medical centers, supply centers, and pediatric rehabilitation facilities.

The Transocean Global Holding has its origins in the 1940s as an oil production company and has evolved over nearly 80 years into a global investment player. The CEO, Ramazan Taskin, aims to increasingly focus the company on the European market. To this end, he has carried out a capital increase and acquired the majority of the capital through Transocean Global Holding.

During the annual general meeting and utilizing the majority of Transocean shares, the company name was changed to emphasize the new focus on international investment opportunities and the transformation of the company.

Transocean Global Group REE AG will now place a greater emphasis on investments in the senior living sector. It plans to divest its properties in the healthcare sector to a private operator who will integrate them into their corporate group. Through this strategic realignment, the company aims to meet the growing demand for senior housing while handing over the healthcare properties to an experienced partner, allowing it to fully concentrate on its new core business.

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