Apsys has sold part of its shares in the company owning Posnania, a 100,000 sqm retail and entertainment centre in Poznań, to Trigea, a Czech investment fund specialising in commercial real estate.
The transaction is part of Apsys Group's long-term strategy of bringing in capital partners for mature assets while staying engaged in their development. Opened in 2016, Posnania has become one of Poland's main retail and entertainment destinations in terms of footfall and tenant performance.
The sale to Trigea was based on a valuation close to that set by independent appraisers. Following the deal close, Apsys remains a co-owner and will act as asset manager alongside Trigea, while continuing to handle property management, leasing and marketing. The management model and development strategy will remain unchanged.
In 2019, Apsys refinanced Posnania with a €300 million senior loan with a ten-year maturity. In 2025 the centre recorded 14 million visitors annually, up 5.1% versus 2024, while tenant turnover rose by 6.5%. Posnania brings together more than 300 Polish and international brands alongside dining and entertainment options.
"This transaction confirms the work done by the Apsys teams since Posnania opened in 2016. The arrival of Trigea, a long-term institutional investor, reflects confidence in both the quality of Posnania and the competence of Apsys," said Maurice Bansay, Founder and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Apsys. "This investment is in line with our strategy of investing in quality assets in attractive locations," said Tomáš Trčka, Founder and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Trigea.
Apsys was advised by JLL Polska, Dentons, PwC and Deloitte; Trigea was advised by CBRE, Greenberg Traurig and Koda Advisory.
In Poland, Apsys remains a manager of retail properties for third parties, and across France and Poland the Group manages assets worth close to €5 billion.
