ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell"

First tenant takes half of Panattoni Park Mölnlycke

Sweden Sweden — CapMan and Panattoni have signed a lease agreement with Rexel, marking the first tenancy in their joint logistics project in Mölnlycke. The property is strategically located near Gothenburg city center, Landvetter Airport, and the Port of Gothenburg, offering modern and sustainable facilities spanning a total of 43.000 square meters, of which Rexel will lease approximately 21.000 square meters.

Why the US giant has slowed down the investment pace

Sweden Sweden — Panattoni Sweden's CEO Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell: "Growing by 200,000 square meters per year has not been realistic."

Panattoni sees the light despite the high vacancy: "We have made it through the worst time"

Sweden Sweden — In three years, Panattoni has made a major investment in Sweden. Just a year ago, their first property was completed outside Enköping and recently the first property in Skåne was done. Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, Managing Director Sweden at Panattoni, talks about the vacancy situation and the brightening of the rental market.

Panattoni breaks ground on Gothenburg project: "One of Sweden's best logistics locations"

Sweden Sweden — Panattoni has started the construction of its first project in Gothenburg. Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, Managing Director at Panattoni Sweden, tells Nordic Property News about the development in Gothenburg, how to view the Gothenburg market, the growth plans in Sweden, the possibility of taking on more brownfield projects and about the start for Panattoni in Denmark.

First Panattoni building completed – but still lacking a tenant

Sweden Sweden — Panattoni has entered the Swedish market in a short time. Now the first building is ready and it now remains to find a tenant. Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, Managing Director Sweden at Panattoni says that in that search they are influenced by the fact that the companies, unlike Panattoni themselves, are having difficulties making investment decisions.

Panattoni establishes itself in Gothenburg – will continue expansion in strategic locations

Sweden Sweden — Panattoni has acquired a property from Företagsparken with the possibility of building a logistics facility of approx. 14,300 square meters. Through the purchase, Panattoni strengthens its establishment in the Gothenburg region. Nordic Property News had a chat with Panattoni's Sweden CEO, Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, about the investment and the plans going forward.

Panattoni Enters the Danish Market

Denmark Denmark — Panattoni, Europe's largest developer of logistics and industrial properties, expands into the Nordics after entering the Swedish market in 2021 and now establishing a new team in Denmark with Jacob Widahl as managing director.

Panattoni's Road to The Next Phase of Expansion

Nordic — Panattoni's journey in 2023 will consist of several developments at the same time. Partly all projects that are already under construction. At the same time as the first completed building in Enköping, Sweden, will be inaugurated in October. CEO Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell believes that even though they have set high targets for how much area they should produce per year, the economy will leave its mark on the company's progress in Sweden.

The Giant's Ambitions for the Swedish Logistics Market

Sweden Sweden — Global giant Panattoni entered Sweden late in 2021 and has already made investment of SEK 3 billion. CEO Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell shares his view of first period for Panattoni in Sweden, the challenges so far, and the growth ambitions for the market.

After the Massive Deal: This Is the Global Giant's Nordic Plans

Nordic — Fredrik Jagersjö Rosell, Managing Director Panattoni Sweden: “The ambition is to be number one in Sweden.”

Panattoni Completes Biggest Zoned Land Deal Ever in Sweden

Sweden Sweden — Panattoni, Europe’s largest deployer of institutional capital and developer in the industrial and logistics real estate sector, has completed the biggest zoned land deal ever done in the Swedish market with the SEK 3.1 billion (c. EUR 300 million) acquisition of seven sites.