Rekeep takes a stake in Spreentech Ventures — Italian FM giant doubles down on construction-tech

Published: May 8, 2026

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Italian integrated-FM giant Rekeep has invested in Rovereto-based Spreentech Ventures, an accelerator and green-construction-tech investor. The move signals how large European FM groups are deliberately stepping into construction-tech investment to shape what reaches their portfolios.

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