Silverton Group Significantly Expanded Restructuring and Asset Management Operations in 2025

Frankfurt, 12. Februar 2026 – The Silverton Group (Silverton), a specialist in investment, asset and debt management for commercial real estate, project developments and real estate-secured loans, significantly scaled its operational restructuring and asset management business in 2025. Over the course of the year, the volume of project developments under Silverton’s management rose from approximately €1 billion to €1.5 billion by year-end.
Focus on integrated restructuring with operational responsibility
In 2025, Silverton systematically expanded its mandate structure in the areas of restructuring and project development. New mandates included several from institutional investors and financial institutions, totalling around €400 million in financing volume. The core focus was on the restructuring of existing loans, the analysis of financed projects, and the continued support of project developments where viable economic potential was identified.
In addition, Silverton assumed multiple asset management mandates arising from insolvency situations. These included the repositioning of a former corporate headquarters and the stabilisation and disposal of a residential portfolio comprising more than 500 units.
Another key mandate involves the restructuring and disposal of the entire property portfolio of an insolvent automotive supplier in southern Germany. These comprise production facilities, warehouses and development land, covering a land area of approximately 45,000 m² and offering a usable area of around 18,500 m².
“The 2025 financial year clearly demonstrated that conventional restructuring models are often no longer sufficient. What the market now demands are integrated solutions that combine financing, asset management and operational execution. This is precisely where we position ourselves – as a partner that not only analyses projects but also takes on structural responsibility and actively drives them forward,” explains Stefan Dölker, Managing Partner at Silverton.
“The rise in mandates linked to insolvency scenarios, NPL transactions and project takeovers underlines the extent of the market’s structural transformation. Our approach, which ties restructuring to operational responsibility, creates transparency, enhances strategic options and leads to improved recovery outcomes for creditors,” adds Jascha Hofferbert, also Managing Partner at Silverton.
Strengthening market position in the NPL segment
In parallel, Silverton further expanded its activities in the market for real estate-secured non-performing loans (NPLs). In 2025, the company assumed management of NPL portfolios with a nominal loan volume of approximately €130 million, significantly increasing its assets under management.
Platform development for commercial acquisitions and financing
Alongside its operational mandates, Silverton also broadened its platform activities. These included the development of a nationwide acquisition strategy for mixed-use, commercially and industrially oriented assets.
Moreover, Silverton acted as a consulting and sourcing partner for a foreign bank in the origination of senior and whole-loan financing.
Outlook for 2026
Silverton expects financing conditions to remain tight in 2026, particularly for distressed project developments. As a result, the company anticipates growing demand for integrated restructuring solutions, especially in the context of operational project takeovers and project completions on behalf of creditors through Shareholding-as-a-Service structures.
In addition, Silverton will continue to pursue its debt strategy, anticipating sustained high demand for alternative financing solutions amid reduced activity from traditional lenders. With its deep restructuring expertise, the firm is well-positioned to identify suitable new lending opportunities, particularly from a risk-adjusted perspective.
To this end, Silverton plans to expand its debt strategy further in 2026 and aims to assume additional mandates in institutional lending, including via separately managed accounts (SMAs) and debt funds. In the NPL segment, Silverton is currently reviewing transactions totalling around €50 million and expects a notable increase in market activity over the course of the year.