20. 7. 2026
Passerinvest: Corporate responsibility is a question of everyday decisions, not one-off goals
Passerinvest investment group has published its non-financial report for 2025. The document summarises the company’s approach to corporate responsibility and its results in the areas of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Among the most significant milestones in the past year are the first comprehensive assessment of the company’s activities according to the EU taxonomy, the highest possible Fitwel certification for Brumlovka and the continuing development of activities focused on education, community life and a healthy urban environment.
The first comprehensive assessment according to the EU taxonomy showed a high degree of compliance
One of the most important milestones in the past year was the first comprehensive assessment of the company’s activities according to the EU taxonomy. Passerinvest views it as a tool that helps verify the compliance of the company’s eligible activities with European requirements for sustainable business. The assessment includes meeting the technical screening criteria of the EU taxonomy and verifying the minimum social safeguards set by European legislation.
Out of the 100 % of eligible activities related to revenue, 94.8 % were assessed as activities in accordance with the requirements of the EU taxonomy. In capital expenditures the share of eligible activities reached 78 %, with 77.6 % assessed as being in compliance with the EU taxonomy. At the same time, the company updated the energy performance certificates for its buildings, expanded its assessment of indirect emissions under Scope 3, and continued with other measures aimed at adapting buildings to climate change.
“The taxonomy helps us to verify whether our activities meet current requirements for sustainable business and whether our long-term established approach also stands up to uniform European rules. We are delighted that the first comprehensive assessment has shown a high degree of compliance of the company’s eligible activities with the requirements of the European taxonomy,” says Martin Unger, Chief Technical Officer of Passerinvest Group, responsible for ESG matters.
Independent evaluations confirm the results that have been achieved
Another visible result of this long-term approach is the international Fitwel certification. In 2025, Brumlovka became the first urban district in continental Europe to receive the highest possible rating of three stars. The certification assesses the quality of buildings and public spaces, as well as support for health, physical activity, community life and access to services.
Last year, Passerinvest also received an ESG Excellence Top 5 – Basic award as part of an independent ESG rating by the Faculty of Business Administration at Prague’s University of Economics.
Green spaces help the city to cope better with heat and heavy rains
Part of the company’s long-term approach is the development of blue-green infrastructure. In the Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly neighbourhoods, Passerinvest has built more than six hectares of publicly accessible green space and a further 1.1 hectares of rooftop gardens. These projects are complemented by retention measures, water features and support for biodiversity, which help to increase the urban environment’s resilience to climate change.
Corporate responsibility is far from being just about buildings
In addition to the development and management of buildings, Passerinvest has long focused on supporting community life, education and a healthy lifestyle. In 2025, it continued to develop its Benefit Clubs in Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly and organised 295 public events focused on neighbourhood gatherings, culture and sport. Balance Club Brumlovka became part of the consolidated group, expanding the company’s activities in promoting health, physical activity and active leisure.
The company has also prepared a new seminar on the topic of development for students at the Elijáš school and is developing the Ask the Angel project, which uses artificial intelligence to focus on healthy lifestyles and wellbeing.
Passerinvest Group’s complete non-financial report for 2025 is available on the company’s website.
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Crest Communications a.s.
PASSERINVEST GROUP, a. s.
Passerinvest Group (hereinafter Passerinvest) is a purely Czech builder and investor. The company was founded by Radim Passer back in 1991 and has since then acquired a lot of experience in the construction of office and commercial buildings, residential buildings and civic amenities.
Since 1998, Passerinvest, as a responsible urban developer, has primarily been connected with Brumlovka (BB Centrum) in Prague 4, which is one of the most successful and extensive urban projects not only in the Czech Republic, but throughout all of Europe. Another important project in the company’s portfolio is Nové Roztyly, a brownfield of the former slaughterhouses of the Interlov complex where, in the future, a place with pleasant housing with a large park should arise, complemented by services for the general public and an office function. The principles of urban construction and the long-term sustainable development of Prague and the Czech Republic are part of Passerinvest Group’s vision. Thanks to its responsible approach, Passerinvest has built a very good reputation both on a domestic and on an international level. This is not only to the credit of the quality of the realised projects and the high level of the provided services, but also to the sense of fair play, a customer approach and also its responsibility to the society and the environment.




