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Neinor Homes appoints Jordi Argemi as CEO from 2027 amid planned leadership transition

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Last Updated : 23rd Apr, 2026
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Neinor Homes has announced a planned leadership transition, with current CEO Borja García-Egotxeaga set to step down at the end of 2026. The company has named its Chief Financial Officer, Jordi Argemi, as the successor, with a phased transition already underway. Argemi has been appointed co-CEO and will take full charge from 2027. The move is aimed at ensuring continuity following a period of expansion in Spain’s residential sector. Argemi has played a key role in several major deals, including mergers, partnerships, and acquisitions that have shaped Neinor’s growth strategy in recent years.

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Spain-based homebuilder Neinor Homes has announced that its Chief Executive Officer Borja García-Egotxeaga will step down from his role at the end of 2026 as part of a planned leadership transition. The company stated that its current Chief Financial Officer Jordi Argemi will take over as CEO from January 1, 2027.


As part of the transition process, Argemi has already been appointed as co-CEO alongside García-Egotxeaga. This arrangement is intended to ensure a smooth handover of responsibilities and maintain operational stability during the leadership change.

Following the transition, García-Egotxeaga will continue to be associated with the company in an advisory capacity, taking on the role of a senior advisor. This move is expected to support continuity in decision-making and strategic direction.

The company indicated that the leadership change comes at a time when it aims to maintain consistency in its strategy after a phase of growth in Spain’s residential real estate market. Neinor has been actively expanding its portfolio and strengthening its position through a series of strategic transactions.

Argemi has been closely involved in several of these key developments over the past few years. His contributions include participation in the Quabit merger, collaboration with Bain Capital through a partnership involving Habitat, the expansion of the company’s asset management vertical, and more recently, the acquisition of AEDAS Homes. These transactions have played an important role in shaping Neinor’s current market position and growth trajectory.

The transition reflects a structured succession plan, with the company focusing on leadership continuity while building on its recent expansion efforts in the residential segment.

Source Reuters
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