DELCADE advises Bpifrance on its equity investment in Château de la Bourdaisière
On June 6, 2025 By Sophie COIGNAT
DELCADE advised Bpifrance on its equity investment in Château de la Bourdaisière through its France Investissement Tourisme 3 fund.
A sustainable hospitality project in the Loire Valley
Located in Montlouis-sur-Loire, Château de la Bourdaisière is a unique hospitality site combining accommodation, a historic garden and park, cultural programming, and educational initiatives focused on biodiversity. Owned and led for over 30 years by Louis Albert de Broglie, the site is entering a new phase of development with the construction of eco-designed lodges and the expansion of its “Nature Art Education” offering. The purpose of the transaction is to finance this strategic project.
DELCADE, legal counsel to Bpifrance
DELCADE acted as legal counsel to Bpifrance, confirming its positioning in the hospitality sector, alongside stakeholders committed to development projects with strong territorial and environmental impact.
DELCADE team involved
- Sophie Coignat, partner, in charge of corporate aspects
- Salymata N’Dione, lawyer
Other parties involved in the transaction
- Bpifrance: Thibault Peroys, Eric Boutoille, Serge Mesguich
- Château de la Bourdaisière: Louis Albert de Broglie, Francine Campa
- Company’s strategic advisor: Kipling Conseil (Corentin de Gastines)
- Company’s legal counsel: Walter & Garance (Roxane Bouillon-Dumont, Amélia Penven)
- Investor’s financial auditor: Kerestat (Nicolas Grall)
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