Legal form
Swiss company limited by shares.
GALAAD ASSET MANAGEMENT
International holdings
International holdings
GALAAD ASSET MANAGEMENT SA
A holding company built for continuity.
An international participation company combining long-term ownership, disciplined governance and focused decision-making.
2013Registered since
CHF 100'000Registered share capital
GECommercial registry
Core company informationCorporate profile
Registered in Geneva in 2013.
GALAAD ASSET MANAGEMENT SA is an active Swiss company limited by shares with its registered office in La Croix-de-Rozon, Geneva. Its purpose is the acquisition, holding and management of securities and real estate in Switzerland and abroad. From this foundation, the company brings a long-term ownership perspective to businesses and real assets across international markets.
Registered office
La Croix-de-Rozon, Canton of Geneva, Switzerland.
Company purpose
Acquisition, holding and management of securities and real estate in Switzerland and abroad, subject to applicable law.
International scope
Opportunities and partnerships considered across markets and sectors.
Our role
Ownership before activity.
GALAAD ASSET MANAGEMENT operates as a principal holding platform. The company assesses participations, supports sound governance and maintains the flexibility required to own through changing cycles. Its role is not defined by transaction volume, but by the quality and durability of the positions it chooses to hold.
“A durable holding company is defined by the quality of the ownership decisions it is prepared to sustain.”
Ownership perspective
Independent judgement with a long horizon.
GALAAD ASSET MANAGEMENT combines focused decision-making with a long-term ownership perspective. Relationships, discretion and continuity shape how opportunities are evaluated and how ownership responsibilities are carried over time.
Corporate discipline
Private by nature. Clear by design.
The company communicates its standards while protecting the confidentiality of its holdings and partners. Public information is therefore centred on ownership principles, sectors, governance and the framework behind long-term decisions.