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<\/p>\nEven though Rimontg\u00f3 is widely known for their work in managing exclusive real estate properties, it is necessary to dwell on another field in which Rimontg\u00f3 have focused their endeavours on in recent years: the so-called singular assets.<\/p>\n
When we talk about these \u00absingular assets\u00bb we are referring to properties beyond residential real estate, which include palaces and historical residences, office buildings and hotel establishments, hunting and recreational estates or businesses relating to wine or oil growing estates, as is the case regarding wineries.<\/p>\n
A common factor when it comes to marketing this type of property is the strict confidentiality that Rimontg\u00f3 carefully follows, due to two main reasons: it is a business that currently remains operating and we do not want to distort the valuation of the property. In recent years Rimontg\u00f3 has firmly committed to strengthening this work area through the incorporation of specialised personnel belonging to one of the highly prestigious international winemaker groups. At present, Rimontg\u00f3 is managing the marketing of wineries with different profiles, situated in Spanish Denominations of Origin like Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Toro, Priorat and Utiel-Requena, amongst other regions.<\/p>\n
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The marketing of businesses belonging to the winemaking sector in Spain isn’t easy; given their particular idiosyncrasy, as in lots of cases they are family businesses that have not changed hands since their creation, covering various generations, and the presence of a certain lack of international knowledge of Spanish wines despite their indisputable quality. At this point we should emphasise the strong competition in investing in Spanish wineries that include wines from other regions like Bordeaux, Chile or Argentina, despite the majority of foreign investment being made in wineries of these places and countries having been carried out in wineries whose wines do not reach the quality of those produced in Spain.<\/p>\n
At Rimontg\u00f3 we are fully confident in the Spanish winegrowing sector as one of the sectors receiving investment with a large interest for international investments given the prestige and strength of the Spanish winemaking groups, the average quality of the wines produced and the fact that it has still not produced a noteworthy entrance of foreign investors. Therefore, this is a sector with wide possibilities to become an excellent business opportunity.<\/p>\n
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