ECO Finance Group
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UnclaimedCzech family holding investing in regional agriculture, renewable energy, real estate and technology solutions.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
ECO Finance Group is a Czech family holding company that invests in regional agriculture, energy, real estate and technology solutions. According to its official website, the group describes itself as a family holding whose mission is to do business responsibly with the help of renewable and clean energy, so that sustainable development ensures a better quality of life for current and future generations. Its stated vision is to find a balance between prosperity and respect for nature, a principle it says is valued by both employees and business partners. The group organises its activities around four main pillars: Agro, Energo, Real Estate and Investice (Investments). In agriculture, ECO Finance Group says it focuses on careful soil cultivation and the principles of precision farming, and it operates one of the largest complexes of hydroponic greenhouses in the Czech Republic, growing vegetables and fruit. In energy, it develops clean energy from renewable sources and has stated that it has already produced 1 GWh of clean energy. In real estate, it approaches revitalisation and construction projects with an emphasis on long-term sustainability. Through its investment arm, it backs projects that it considers meaningful for future generations. The company presents itself as a conservative, diversified investor. On its investor page it states that most of its portfolio falls under critical state infrastructure, and that targeted diversification has paid off. It argues that doing business in agriculture, energy, real estate and investments is more demanding in terms of initial capital, but thanks to its conservative nature offers stability, making the holding more resilient to unpredictable macroeconomic influences and market fluctuations. The group also states that it owns and farms bonitní (high-quality) soil in the Haná region. ECO Finance Group is led by founder and CEO Marek Jedlička. The website lists financial goals for sustainable development to 2026, including CZK 1 billion in group assets, a planned turnover of CZK 1 billion for 2026, EBITDA of CZK 1 million and CZK 0.1 billion in investments to date. It also states that by the end of 2030 it plans to realise further green projects, to develop precision agriculture using innovative technologies, software, drones and navigation systems, and to integrate energy in its most natural form, including agrivoltaics. The group presents itself as a growing, sustainability-oriented holding rooted in the Czech regions where it operates.
History
ECO Finance Group is a Czech family holding company. Public information about its early history is limited, but its official website and investor page describe its current structure and ambitions. The group presents itself as a family holding that invests in regional agriculture, energy, real estate and technology solutions. It is led by founder and CEO Marek Jedlička. The group's activities are organised into four pillars: Agro, Energo, Real Estate and Investice (Investments). In agriculture, it focuses on careful soil cultivation and precision farming, and operates one of the largest complexes of hydroponic greenhouses in the Czech Republic. It states that it owns and farms high-quality soil in the Haná region. In energy, it develops renewable sources and reports having produced 1 GWh of clean energy. In real estate, it carries out revitalisation and construction projects with an emphasis on long-term sustainability. Through its investment arm, it backs projects intended to benefit future generations. On its investor page, the group describes itself as a conservative investor whose portfolio is largely tied to critical state infrastructure. It argues that targeted diversification has paid off and that the conservative nature of its sectors provides stability against macroeconomic and market fluctuations. It lists financial goals for sustainable development to 2026, including CZK 1 billion in group assets, a planned turnover of CZK 1 billion for 2026, EBITDA of CZK 1 million and CZK 0.1 billion in investments to date. It also states that by the end of 2030 it plans to realise further green projects, to develop precision agriculture using innovative technologies, software, drones and navigation systems, and to integrate energy in its most natural form, including agrivoltaics. The group's stated mission is to do business responsibly with the help of renewable and clean energy, so that sustainable development ensures a better quality of life for current and future generations. Its vision is to find a balance between prosperity and respect for nature. The website also mentions that its hydroponic growing methods save water and that its employees hand-harvest vegetables. As of the available evidence, ECO Finance Group remains an active private holding company based in the Czech Republic.
Founder and CEO Marek Jedlička leads the group
Group reports having produced 1 GWh of clean energy
Group reports CZK 0.1 billion in investments to date
Group sets financial goals for sustainable development to 2026, including CZK 1 billion in assets and CZK 1 billion planned turnover
Group plans further green projects by the end of 2030
Products and positioning
A conservative, family-owned Czech holding focused on sustainable regional agriculture, clean energy, real estate and long-term investments.
Hydroponic vegetables and fruit
Grown in one of the largest hydroponic greenhouse complexes in the Czech Republic.
Renewable energy
Clean energy from renewable sources; 1 GWh produced to date.
Real estate revitalisation
Revitalisation and construction projects with long-term sustainability principles.
Investments
Investing in projects that make sense for future generations, largely in critical state infrastructure.
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