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BlackMINE

www.blackmine.com

 
The BlackMINE Group is a global private equity, asset management, investment banking, real estate and financial services firm Headquartered in Orlando Florida. BlackMINE specializes in asset management, Real Estate Investments and Developments. BlackMINE was founded in 2007 by Abdul Mathin, Chairman/CEO, merged Optima Real Estate Management, Inc, Fortune Group and Fortune Investments into one single firm as an asset management company. BlackMINE has offices in Chicago, Illinois and Denver Colorado. BlackMINE has a long history of acquiring and managing several commercial/office buildings and Shopping Centers/Malls in Florida and Illinois. Fortune Group was a development and marketing company before the merger ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.blackmine.com
  • 1701 Park Center Drive Suite 200
    Orlando, FL USA 32835
  • Phone: 407.293.3030

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