Quidnet Reit
Listed property REIT owning mainly industrial properties in the UK, listed on The International Stock Exchange
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Quidnet Reit
Quidnet REIT is a real estate investment trust that holds a portfolio of mainly industrial properties totalling over 344,000 sq ft with over 30 tenants.
The company was launched in 2015 and listed on The International Stock Exchange (TISE) in 2017. It was founded by Richard Tice and Nick Tribe, and the team is listed as directors Richard Tice and Nick Tribe, with Samuel Jolapamo as Finance Director.
The company is registered in London, United Kingdom.
Product: Industrial property portfolio held as a real estate investment trust, leased to tenants.
Jobs at Quidnet Reit
Leadership
- Samuel Jolapamo · Finance DirectorSource: company website
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