Treïs Group

Treïs Group

Treïs Group was established in 2008 by Jérôme David. The Halley family supplies the core capital; their wholesale business began in Cherbourg in 1898 and later expanded into the global retail operation that became Promodès before its merger with Carrefour. The firm commits to direct co-investments, infrastructure, private equity and philanthropic vehicles. Asset classes include Energy Transition & Renewables, AgriTech & FoodTech, Circular Economy and Mobility & Transportation. Confirmed holdings comprise Agryco, Ecoalf, GetGo, Greenpac and RubberGreen. Co-investors have included Temasek in Agriconomie and Ernst Rosén in Rabbalshede Kraft. Deployment spans Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania at early and growth stages. Additional offices sit in Singapore, Lisbon and Milan. Jérôme David serves as Founder and Managing Partner; Cian McComb acts as Principal. The group maintains membership in the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network and participates in Singapore family-office networks through the Wealth Management Institute. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in public records. The structural difference lies in the direct link between the fourth-generation Halley operating company and the investment mandate. Capital allocation follows an explicit intergenerational charter that requires active ownership and alignment with the family’s original wholesale-to-retail discipline.