The real estate and energy group JRD is establishing a qualified investor fund, the JRD Eco Fund, and has also confirmed the creation of the JRD Eco Living sub-fund. Fund parameters are aimed at both larger and smaller conservative investors, reports E15.cz.
The fund includes exclusively JRD group projects, such as the Viadukt Residence, with Déčko Libuš to be added by the end of the year and a project in Horní Měcholupy in 2026.
“By launching the JRD Eco Fund, we want to show that interesting valuation can be combined with a positive impact on the environment and quality of life. I believe that a good investment is not just about numbers, but also about what we leave behind,” said Jan Řežáb, founder of JRD. The funds are intended to help JRD with energy-efficient housing projects in Prague locations.
According to Řežáb, the main subject of the subfund's investment activity is the provision of loans and holding of business shares in project companies. JRD Eco Living does not pay dividends; the income is reinvested to maximise the growth of the value of investment shares.
Key parameters include a minimum investment of CZK 1 million (€41,000) with a horizon of 3 to 5 years, with a targeted net return of over 10 per cent per year. However, smaller and more conservative investors can access the JRD Eco Living sub-fund with an investment starting from CZK 100,000 (€4,115) through the Czech platform AVANT Flex.
