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Pan-European logistics specialist Verdion has acquired two Danish assets for its VELF1 fund. The deals represent €30 million ($35 million) of investment in Denmark and the fund’s first two assets in the Nordic region.
Verdion has acquired L’Oreal’s distribution center in Greve, Greater Copenhagen, from AP Ejendomme (part of Danish pension fund AP Pension). The 17,176-square-meter (184,880-square-foot) facility is L’Oreal’s hub for distributing products to retail outlets across the Nordics and the company is currently investing significant capital to improve operational efficiency as its growth in the region accelerates. Gottlieb+Partners acted for the seller. Verdion’s lawyer was Bruun & Hjejle
In its second deal, Verdion has acquired a 10,925-square-meter (117,595-square-foot) logistics facility in Frederikssund, northwest of Copenhagen, from Sydbank (on behalf of Ejendomsselskabet Frederikssund ApS). It is fully leased to Haldor Topsøe, a global ma
