European Logistics Investment (ELI), a logistics platform operating in Poland, has secured €136 million in financing from PKO Bank Polski. The proceeds have been allocated to the consolidation and refinancing of existing assets within the company’s portfolio.
“Every financing transaction is not only another important step in the development of European Logistics Investment, but also a confirmation that our long-term investment strategy is the right one. Our cooperation with PKO Bank Polski and the trust placed in us are crucial for the company’s continued growth,” said Pieter Prinsloo, CEO of ELI.
The company emphasises that the new funding will help optimise ongoing operations by securing stable, long-term financing on favourable terms. According to Artur Gniazdowski, Senior Vice President Finance at Griffin Capital Partners, cooperation with a credible institution such as PKO Bank Polski will allow ELI to continue focusing on operational excellence, sustainability, and value creation for tenants and business partners, while further strengthening its position as one of the key players in Poland’s logistics and industrial real estate market.
The transaction represents an important step in implementing ELI’s long-term growth strategy, aimed at reinforcing its position as one of the leading providers of modern logistics and industrial space in Poland. ELI’s current portfolio comprises properties with a total gross lettable area (GLA) of 1.2 million sqm.
The parties to the transaction were advised by the law firms Addleshaw Goddard Poland and Dentons.
