Catena buys 10 Finnish logistics properties for SEK 2.15 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Catena agreed to acquire a portfolio of 10 logistics properties in Finland in a corporate transaction valued at about SEK 2.15 billion.
  • Portfolio totals about 142,300 sq m of lettable area; two assets are under construction; land area exceeds 530,300 sq m.
  • Assets are fully let; weighted average unexpired lease term is 7.3 years; tenants include Posti, DSV, Warasto.
  • Expected annual net operating income is about SEK 137 million, implying a 6.4% yield.
  • Deal funded with internal cash, external credit facilities; loan-to-value expected near 45%; closing for most assets set for Oct. 15, 2026.


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