Other · $2.2bn AUM
European Green Logistics Space (EGLS)
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investment and development company aims to create a multi-billion-euro portfolio alongside a handful of other capital partners; backed by Kamco Invest who is an owner in EGLS as well as an LP EGLS launched in January with the backing of Kamco Invest, one of the largest asset managers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. EGLS will invest in big box and urban logistics through the acquisition and retrofitting of existing assets as well as ground-up developments, with the aim of meeting the highest standards of sustainability. It will be active across UK, France, Germany, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Spain, the Netherlands and Italy. One of the largest asset managers in the Middle East, Kuwait-headquartered Kamco, which is backed by United Gulf Bank, is understood to have bought a stake of just over half of the new platform. EGLS has offices in the UK, Poland, France, Germany and Czech Republic, with Italy, the Netherlands and Spain to follow European Green Logistics Space (EGLS) is a logistics real estate investment and development company operating across Europe and the UK. It was founded in 2024 by Ian Worboys, Amos Chia and Glen Lonie in partnership with Kuwait-based financial powerhouse Kamco Invest. Its strategy involves creating modern, sustainable big box and urban logistics facilities both by improving, retrofitting and modernising existing assets and through ground-up developments. It works with a small number of large investors with different investment strategies on a separate account basis, one of whom is Kamco Invest. | IDEA: Jan Güttler property in Bratislava
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