By Eva Richardson | The Logistic News
April 8, 2025
Munich-based real estate developer Atmira has launched a strategic capital raise, seeking €100 million to finance the construction of a state-of-the-art logistics facility near Dresden, Germany. The ambitious project will see the development of a 68,000-square-meter warehouse tailored for the needs of the next generation of supply chain operations.
This move marks a significant step in Atmira’s broader expansion strategy, as the company seeks to deepen its footprint across high-demand logistics corridors in Germany. With e-commerce surging and industries reconfiguring supply chains for resilience and speed, demand for modern, automated, and sustainable warehouse infrastructure is at an all-time high.
Next-Gen Logistics, Built for Tomorrow
The planned Dresden facility is designed to meet the highest standards of efficiency, flexibility, and environmental performance. Equipped with smart logistics technologies and advanced automation systems, the warehouse will serve as a regional distribution hub capable of accommodating a wide range of industries—from retail to pharmaceuticals.
Atmira has indicated that sustainability will be a cornerstone of the project, with energy-efficient building materials, solar power integration, and green certification targets already embedded into the development blueprint.
Germany’s Logistics Hotspot
Dresden is emerging as a strategic node in Germany’s logistics landscape due to its proximity to the Czech and Polish borders and its access to major transport routes. The region’s growing importance in the European supply chain network makes it a prime location for large-scale, future-ready logistics developments.
“With this project, we aim to create a logistics hub that meets the operational needs of our clients while delivering on our commitment to environmental and technological excellence,” said an Atmira spokesperson.
Riding the Wave of Investor Appetite
Atmira’s capital-raising initiative comes amid heightened investor interest in logistics real estate—widely considered a resilient asset class with strong long-term fundamentals. The shift to nearshoring, increased inventory buffers, and the continued digitalization of commerce have turned logistics into a favored sector for institutional capital.
The €100 million raise is expected to attract a mix of equity investors and green infrastructure funds, particularly those with a mandate for ESG-aligned real estate development.
Conclusion: A Catalyst for Regional Growth
As Europe’s logistics sector evolves to meet the demands of faster fulfillment and carbon reduction, projects like Atmira’s Dresden development are setting a new benchmark. By combining scale, location, and sustainable innovation, Atmira is positioning itself at the forefront of Germany’s logistics infrastructure renaissance.
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