Żabka Group units agree EUR 110 million sale-leaseback of two Poland logistics centers
Reuters2026/09/08 23:20- Zabka Group SA subsidiaries signed a preliminary deal to sell two logistics centers near Łódź and Wrocław to Unicorn (PL), part of LCN Capital Partners.
- Estimated transaction value about EUR 110 million net, with the two sale prices described as comparable.
- Separate closings planned for each property, subject to standard conditions precedent.
- Żabka Polska to lease back both facilities under long-term agreements for at least 15 years, keeping operational use of the sites.
- Proceeds intended to free up capital from fixed assets, funding operations and further logistics network development.
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