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Immofinanz

Immofinanz AG is an established commercial real estate enterprise based in Vienna, founded in 1990 and listed on the Vienna and Warsaw stock exchanges. As a major commercial property company in Central and Eastern Europe and a key subsidiary of the CPI Property Group, Immofinanz focuses its activities on the retail and office real estate sectors across Austria, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania. The company's commercial portfolio is anchored by successful, standardized real estate brands that provide clear competitive differentiation: "myhive" for flexible, hospitality-infused corporate office properties; "STOP SHOP" for accessible suburban retail parks offering essential daily shopping; and "VIVO!" for modern shopping centers designed for vibrant community retail experiences. These properties benefit from high occupancy rates and reliable rental cash flows from top-tier retail and corporate tenants. Immofinanz is actively engaged in transforming its commercial real estate portfolio into climate-resilient, carbon-neutral assets. The group installs comprehensive rooftop photovoltaic systems across its extensive STOP SHOP retail portfolio, optimizes building heating and cooling controls via smart building sensors, and supports community e-mobility by deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure across all retail locations.

ams OSRAM

ams OSRAM AG is a global leader in optical solutions, advanced sensor technologies, and high-performance illumination systems, headquartered in Premstätten near Graz, Styria, and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange. Tracing its Austrian semiconductor fabrication roots to the founding of Austria Mikro Systeme (AMS) in 1981 and expanded through the historic multi-billion-euro acquisition of German lighting pioneer OSRAM, the group serves the automotive, consumer electronics, industrial, and healthcare markets. The company engineers and manufactures advanced optical emitters, laser diodes, ambient light sensors, spectral sensors, 3D sensing components, and micro-LED arrays. ams OSRAM's sensor solutions power facial recognition and biometric security on leading smartphones, miniature vital-sign monitoring in smartwatches, vital health monitors in clinical diagnostics, and high-precision LiDAR and dynamic LED matrix headlamps in modern luxury automobiles. With state-of-the-art semiconductor cleanroom wafer fabrication foundries in Austria and Malaysia, ams OSRAM pushes the physical frontiers of photonics and microelectronics. The enterprise is focused on delivering energy-efficient lighting and sensor solutions that enhance road safety, improve medical diagnostics, reduce device power consumption, and enable seamless human-machine interfaces across global technology ecosystems.

Porsche Holding Salzburg

Porsche Holding Salzburg (Porsche Holding GmbH) is the largest and most successful automotive retail and wholesale distribution company in Europe, headquartered in the city of Salzburg. Founded in 1947 by Louise Piëch and Ferry Porsche, the children of automotive pioneer Ferdinand Porsche, the business began by importing the iconic Volkswagen Beetle into Austria before expanding across Europe, China, Japan, South America, and Southeast Asia. Since 2011, it has operated as a 100% subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group. The company operates across four primary operational divisions: wholesale automotive distribution, retail dealership networks, automotive financial services (Porsche Bank), and specialized information technology software development (Porsche Informatik). Porsche Holding manages the wholesale importation and retail distribution of premier automotive brands, including Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, CUPRA, ŠKODA, Porsche, Bentley, Lamborghini, and Ducati across dozens of international markets. Porsche Holding Salzburg is driving the transformation of the European automotive retail landscape toward electro-mobility, digital vehicle buying, and connected mobility services. Through its MOON mobility brand, the company provides turnkey commercial EV charging infrastructure and battery storage solutions, while expanding fast-charging networks across its vast dealership real estate portfolio to support sustainable personal transportation.

Grazer Wechselseitige

Grazer Wechselseitige Versicherung AG (GRAWE) is an established Austrian insurance and financial services group founded in Graz in 1828 by Archduke Johann as the "K.k. priv. innerösterreichische Brandschaden-Versicherungs-Anstalt für Steiermark, Kärnten und Krain." Headquartered in Graz, GRAWE has protected citizens, farmers, and businesses against property destruction and financial peril for nearly two centuries, expanding today across Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of insurance solutions, including residential property and homeowners insurance, agricultural fire and storm insurance, motor vehicle liability and collision coverage, personal life insurance, accident protection, and commercial business liability insurance. In addition to insurance underwriting, the GRAWE Group operates regional banking subsidiaries (such as Bank Burgenland) and extensive real estate asset management portfolios across Austria and neighboring European countries. GRAWE is celebrated for its exceptional financial solidity, conservative investment philosophy, and independent mutual insurance tradition. The group consistently earns superior credit ratings and customer satisfaction awards, maintaining high regulatory capital reserves. By modernizing its digital claims assessment workflows, expanding online insurance portals, and investing in green real estate and renewable energy assets, GRAWE continues to honor the founding humanitarian vision of Archduke Johann.

Salzburg AG

Salzburg AG für Energie, Verkehr und Telekommunikation is the multi-utility infrastructure and public service provider for the federal province of Salzburg, founded in 2000 through the strategic merger of the provincial electricity utility SAFE and the municipal utility Salzburger Stadtwerke. Headquartered in the city of Salzburg, the group delivers reliable clean energy, drinking water, public transportation, and high-speed telecommunications services to households and businesses throughout the region. The company's clean energy portfolio is anchored by dozens of run-of-river, storage, and small hydroelectric power stations situated in the scenic Alpine rivers of Salzburg, supplemented by wind farms, commercial photovoltaic installations, and biomass district heating facilities. Through its subsidiary networks, Salzburg AG distributes electricity, natural gas, and district heating, while supplying pure Alpine drinking water to urban and rural municipalities across the province. In addition to energy utilities, Salzburg AG operates vital public mobility infrastructure, including the City of Salzburg's electric trolleybus network (Obus) and the regional Pinzgauer and Salzburger Lokalbahn light rail lines. Through its telecommunications brand CableLink, the company provides high-speed fiber-optic broadband internet, cable television, and telephony, leading regional investments in smart metering, EV charging, and climate-neutral public utilities.

Nuki Home Solutions

Nuki Home Solutions GmbH is a leading European smart home technology and IoT company founded in Graz in 2014 by brothers Martin and Jürgen Pansy. Headquartered in Graz, Nuki has revolutionized residential physical security by developing intuitive, retrofittable smart door locks and digital access solutions that make physical door keys obsolete for millions of homeowners and apartment dwellers across Europe. The company's signature product—the Nuki Smart Lock—mounts easily on the inside of existing door cylinders without drilling or replacing exterior locks, turning smartphones and smartwatches into secure digital keys via encrypted Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections. Nuki's smart ecosystem includes wireless fingerprint keypads, door sensors, and the Nuki Bridge, enabling auto-unlock features when users arrive home, secure remote unlocking for guests or service providers, and detailed activity logs. Nuki integrates natively with all major smart home platforms, including Apple HomeKit, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and the universal Matter smart home standard via Thread communication protocols. Operating with strict adherence to European data privacy and end-to-end encryption standards verified by independent cybersecurity testing institutes, Nuki empowers smart residential living, short-term rental management, and home healthcare provider access across Europe.

Skidata

Skidata GmbH is a leading international technology company specializing in smart access management, digital ticketing, and intelligent visitor and parking systems, founded in Grödig near Salzburg in 1977. Beginning with the invention of printed ski lift tickets and electronic access gates for alpine ski resorts, Skidata has revolutionized access control technology, expanding its high-tech installations across more than one hundred countries worldwide. Today, the company operates across three primary business sectors: ski resorts and mountain destinations, airport and urban commercial parking facilities, and stadium and arena visitor management. Skidata's automated hardware and software platforms—including high-speed motorized barrier gates, license plate recognition cameras, contactless RFID turnstiles, and mobile ticketing applications—manage the safe, swift passage of millions of people and vehicles every day at major international airports, sports stadiums, and world-class mountain recreation centers. Skidata continues to shape the future of seamless access through cloud-native platforms, automated digital payments, and smartphone-based mobile wallets utilizing BLE and NFC technologies. By delivering comprehensive data analytics tools, revenue management systems, and smart city parking solutions, Skidata empowers infrastructure operators to optimize traffic flows, reduce vehicle idling emissions, and provide frictionless visitor experiences worldwide.

TIWAG

TIWAG - Tiroler Wasserkraft AG is the state-owned energy utility and infrastructure provider for the federal province of Tyrol, established in Innsbruck in 1924. Headquartered in Innsbruck, the provincial energy group has harnessed the natural power of the high Alps for a century, generating clean, renewable hydroelectric power that supplies residential households, tourism businesses, and industrial enterprises across Western Austria. The company operates dozens of run-of-river and high-altitude pumped storage hydroelectric power stations situated across Tyrolean mountain valleys, including the massive Kaunertal and Sellrain-Silz power station complexes. TIWAG's pumped-storage power stations function as gigantic green alpine batteries that generate peak-load electricity and provide instantaneous grid frequency stabilization to the interconnected European high-voltage transmission grid, balancing intermittent wind and solar feeds. TIWAG is investing hundreds of millions of euros into expanding its hydroelectric capacity, constructing modern pumped storage facilities, developing regional photovoltaic solar installations, and expanding biomass district heating networks. Through its grid operating subsidiary TINETZ, the group modernizes alpine electrical distribution networks to support electric vehicle mobility, heat pumps, and decentralized renewable energy feeds, driving Tyrol's path toward complete energy independence and climate neutrality.