Wickr Group
Czech family group developing ventures in real estate, technology, retail and consumer brands, and sports infrastructure
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Wickr Group
Wickr Group is a diversified Czech family group active in real estate, technology, retail and consumer brands, and sports infrastructure. Its activities include property development and renovation, GENETT fluid-conversion technology, franchise retail and its own spirits brand, and sports-facility projects.
The group works with business partners on stadium-pitch reconstruction and snowmaking systems, and has operated franchise stores for international brands. It is headquartered in Prague and was founded in 2006.
Product: Property development, fluid-conversion technology, retail and consumer brands, and sports-facility infrastructure projects.
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