RALMS
A family investment group managing real estate, industrial manufacturing, financial investments and services in the Czech Republic
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About RALMS
RALMS is a Prague-based investment and business group focused on the long-term development of its assets. Its activities span real estate, refractory-material manufacturing, accounting, tax, advisory and financial services, and a golf resort with a guesthouse.
The group owns and manages office buildings and administrative-logistics sites, and develops residential and rental housing in Prague, Karlovy Vary Region and Svitavy. Its registered seat is in Prague; it was founded in 2014.
Product: Investment and management of a diversified group of real estate, industrial, financial and service businesses.
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