Julius Aleva became new Group Chief Financial Officer at Penta Real Estate

05. April 2019
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Effective from 1st April 2019, Julius Aleva became a new Chief Financial Officer of Penta Real Estate group. He will be primarily responsible for supporting project and business decisions to secure profitability, efficiency of operations, return on investment in all operational and investment activities.

Julius Aleva is a Slovak national. He has already held several leadership positions in finance and has strong experience in Real Estate development. He is joining Penta from Reflex Capital, where he worked as an Restructuring Manager. His previous experience is from CTP Invest group and Raiffeisenbank.

He graduated in Economics and Management at Comenius University in Bratislava. Julius Aleva is married and has three children.

About Penta Real Estate

Penta Real Estate is one of the platforms of the Central European investment group Penta, which was founded in 1994. The real estate division of Penta currently has 26 projects in Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland, and it mainly focuses on the segment of offices, apartments and retail. In 2017 the value of Penta Real Estate’s assets reached EUR 1 billion.

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