NPV Secures Financing Changes for Gribskov Ejendomsinvestering; CA Group to Invest in Skive Data Center
NPV has secured revised financing terms for Gribskov Ejendomsinvestering, alleviating previous capital pressures and leading to asset sales. Meanwhile, CA Group plans a significant investment in a 45,000 sqm data center in Skive, set to operate next year, while ten sports halls across Denmark will receive funding to become community hubs. Additionally, Copi Group is set to open Hotel Cori in Hornbæk, and Kristian Lyk-Jensen is departing from his role at Danske Fængsler.
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NPV, led by Jens Schaumann, has successfully secured revised financing terms from bond investors for Gribskov Ejendomsinvestering after a prior attempt. There was significant pressure to strengthen capital, with asset sales considered.
Engel & Völkers reported the sale of a property on Jægergårdsgade for 11 million DKK to Lars Hammershøj from Rødkærsbro. Scandinavia Investment Group updated its 2025 expectations to 7 million DKK, with projections for 19-28 million DKK this year, including 1 million DKK from a new mortgage business.
In Skive, CA Group will invest a double-digit billion amount to establish a 45,000 sqm data center at Greenlab, scheduled to be operational next year, powered by solar and wind energy. Ten sports halls nationwide will receive 150,000 DKK each for projects aimed at transforming them into community hubs, supported by Danmarks Idrætsforbund and Lokale og Anlægsfonden.
Copi Group will open Hotel Cori in Hornbæk, hiring Brian Mark Hansen as head chef. Kristian Lyk-Jensen, property director at Danske Fængsler, is leaving after nearly two years.
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