Nordic real-estate investor Antilooppi has agreed a significant increase to a green loan facility it received approval for in 2023.
Antilooppi is one of the largest office space owners in the Helsinki region and is known for its long-term approach to real-estate ownership.
The loan of €520 million strengthens Antilooppi’s financial standing and supports the company’s long-term strategy of sustainable portfolio development.
The extension facility, signed on 30th June 2025, extending the group's existing debt financing by a further three years.
In addition, the agreement includes two extension options of one year each.
The extended financing is for the entire Antilooppi portfolio, apart from the Siltasaari 10 property.
The banks Nordea, OP, SEB and Danske Bank continue as the lenders.
The agreement reflects today’s financing climate, which has significantly improved in recent years.
The loan is chiefly being extended on the same terms, with some commercial clauses having been reviewed to meet market conditions.
“The financial market situation created favourable conditions for extending the loan and our negotiations, which we concluded positively and on competitive terms.
This shows that our lenders have strong faith in our strategy and work over the long term.
The financing extension lays a firm foundation for fulfilling our strategy and supports our work for a more sustainable property portfolio in the years to come.
I’d like to warmly thank Nordea, OP, SEB and Danske Bank for the excellent work we did together,” says Antilooppi’s Chief Financial Officer Thomas Blumberg.
Supporting more sustainable real-estate investment
Sustainability is one of the cornerstones of Antilooppi’s strategy and an essential part of its business.
The past few years have seen Antilooppi take determined action, particularly in pursuit of its climate and energy efficiency goals.
As with the original finance agreement, clauses in the extension agreement are linked to goal commitments within Antilooppi’s sustainability strategy - with the sustainability component expanded from a commitment to carbon neutrality to energy efficiency action and goals.
“The financing extension lays a firm foundation for fulfilling our strategy and supports our work for a more sustainable property portfolio in the years to come.
What’s particularly great is that the finance is now even more closely linked to the goals in our sustainability strategy.
We’re grateful to our finance partners for their trust and the sustained collaboration,” says Antilooppi CEO Tuomas Sahi.
The finance package secured in 2023 includes a ten-year, €40 million loan from Nordic Investment Bank, which is continuing with some adjustments to the terms.
The loan was for an extensive renovation project at Antilooppi’s Siltasaari 10 property, which was conducted in adherence to sustainable development principles.
