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IN BRIEF: Sirius Real Estate looks set to acquire German business park

Mon, 30th Mar 2026 16:22

Sirius Real Estate Ltd - London and Johannesburg-listed property investor - Says it will buy a business park in Kiel, Germany, for EUR93.4 million, adding another defence-anchored asset to its portfolio. The property is predominantly let to Rheinmetall, Germany's defence company, together with a number of other companies in the defence, infrastructure, testing and automation sectors. The purchase terms reflect an EPRA net initial yield of 8.2%, and the business park, which is currently 98.5% occupied, generates EUR7.8 million of annual rental income. Sirius says it continues to progress further asset acquisitions in Germany.

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By Artwell Dlamini, Alliance News senior reporter South Africa

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