DL Invest lands €95 million UniCredit credit line against property portfolio
What's the deal? DL Invest GroupDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has arranged a revolving credit facility of up to €95 million with UniCredit. The financing went to operating company DL Invest Group PM S.A.Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → rather than a single development, and is backed by the group's logistics and industrial real estate portfolio.
Why the structure matters: Because it is revolving, the facility can be drawn, repaid, and reused within the agreed limit. That gives DL Invest corporate-level liquidity it can deploy across the business instead of tying funds to one project.
What's the endgame? The company runs an integrated real estate model spanning land acquisition, design, construction, leasing, and property management, and holds assets for the long term. The facility supports both portfolio management and continued development as its platform expands.
What they said: Founder and chief executive officer Dominik Leszczyński said the facility increases the company's ability to manage capital and plan future investment, adding another instrument alongside its existing funding sources.
The signal: The deal shows a property developer tapping its established logistics and industrial assets to raise debt at the operating-company level, rather than financing each new project separately. For a sector where flexible liquidity is scarce, it points to a shift toward broader, portfolio-backed financing.
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