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SLP has taken over the fourth and final asset under its sale-and-leaseback arrangement with DSV, marking the completion of a multi-asset transaction between the two companies. The property, valued at SEK 1.1 billion, concludes a deal that has been progressing in phases over recent months. The agreement allows DSV to continue operating from the site while unlocking capital through the sale. Sale-and-leaseback structures have been a common strategy for logistics companies in Europe, helping them optimise capital and facility usage. This development marks the final step in SLP's planned acquisition sequence under the deal.
SLP has taken ownership of the last remaining property under its ongoing sale-and-leaseback agreement with DSV. The handover was finalised earlier this week, completing a four-asset transaction that the two companies have been executing in stages. Advertisement
The latest property acquired by SLP carries a valuation of SEK 1.1 billion. This marks the final phase of a structured deal that enabled SLP to expand its logistics real estate portfolio while allowing DSV to continue operations at the same locations under a lease arrangement. The transaction reflects a widely used model within the logistics sector, where companies sell strategic assets to strengthen liquidity while retaining long-term operational control.
Over the past few quarters, SLP has been focused on deepening its industrial and logistics footprint across the Nordic market, while DSV has continued to optimise its asset management framework. The completion of this last acquisition formally closes the multi-property agreement first announced earlier this year.
Source Reuters
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