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UAB Capitalica Baltic Real Estate Fund I: The first Verde building is now more than 60% leased out - KPMG in Latvia joins the community

Riga, Latvia, 2022-04-13 09:04 CEST --
Proving the dynamically growing demand for sustainable Class A offices in
Latvia, the international professional services provider, KPMG in Latvia, has
become the third anchor tenant in Riga's greenest office complex, Verde. It is
not only this year's largest office lease transaction in the Latvian capital
but also a significant turning point in the development of Verde - even though
the construction works on the complex are still ongoing, the whole development
is nearly 50% leased. 

"When choosing a new office for the growing KPMG in Latvia team, two aspects
were important for us. First, adapting to today's flexible working style, to
develop the working environment in a way that promotes mutual cooperation and
makes our team feel good both physically and emotionally. This is why we have
chosen the spacious and modern Verde premises which will help us achieve that.
Second, it is important for us that the building is being built responsibly -
thinking about minimizing environmental pollution and considering the energy
efficiency solutions that are being used there," said Armine Movsisjana,
Managing Partner at KPMG in Latvia. 

"Obvious progress intertwines the growth of Verde. Every day our office complex
becomes more noticeable - lamella blinds, promoting energy efficiency, have
been placed on the facade of building A, and work on the interior is underway.
Meanwhile, construction of building B is ahead of schedule, and as a result,
six stories have already been built above the ground. Simultaneously, there is
also an active process in attracting tenants which now resulted in cooperation
between us and KPMG in Latvia. I am very happy that such a respectable company
has become our long-term customer, proving that the care of modern employers
for the wellbeing of their employees goes hand in hand with their business
growth," said Iveta Lace, Verde Commercial Director. 

KPMG in Latvia is one of the largest professional service providers in the
Baltic states, offering audit, taxation, legal, business consultations, data
and analytics, cyber-security, ESG and other consultancy services. With the
company's team constantly growing, a decision has been made to move to nearly
3000 m2 of space in the new Verde premises. This is twice the size of KPMG's
existing office and will be located on the 7th and 8th floors of building A.
The current KPMG in Latvia team of 250 people, including the office of sworn
advocates KPMG Law, KPMG Lighthouse, the Centre of Excellence for Data,
Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies, established in 2021, and
KPMG Cyber Security Centre specialists will move to the Verde office. 

Eriks Bergmans, Colliers Baltics Partner and Head of Agency said: "This
transaction once again proves the interest of companies in a high-quality
working environment, energy efficiency of buildings and a sustainable approach.
Despite global challenges, the activity of the office market is similar to the
previous years, and this is the biggest office lease transaction so far in 2022
in Riga." 

As reported, Latvia's leading real estate agency Colliers is the exclusive
leasing representative of the Verde office complex. The office complex's first
anchor tenant is Swiss telecommunications provider and software developer
Swisscom, and the second anchor tenant - financial technologies company Decta.
The Verde office complex, developed by Capitalica Asset Management, is being
built under the leadership of Notus Developers, a subsidiary of SBA Group. The
project's general contractor is LLC Velve. Total investment in the VERDE office
is planned at more than EUR 65 million, and it will be the first project
implemented by Capitalica Asset Management in Latvia. 

About "Verde"

VERDE (www.verde.lv) will be the greenest A-class office complex in the
Skanstes area in Riga, and the only A-class office in the city. The Verde
office complex comprises two office buildings with a total leasable area of 30
000 m2 (45 000 m2 together with an underground parking area). Verde has been
developed in line with BREEAM Excellent and the nZEB (nearly Zero Energy
Building) standards. Verde has been ranked among the most-sustainable projects
in the competition "Sustainability in Architecture, Construction and Design
2020". 

VERDE embodies its green thinking in a sustainable and contemporary
architectural solution designed by Latvian architects Andris Kronbergs and
Janis Zvejnieks (Arhis Architects), applying Class A energy efficiency and
smart building management solutions. The special feature of Verde will be
incomparable greenery on 600 m2 large terraces with trees and plants on each of
the buildings and green outdoor workspaces in the yard. According to the latest
studies, scientists have proved that relaxing terraces, greenery, modern air
ventilation systems, smart lighting and wise office planning, different
conveniences, and other Class A services improve well-being and productivity. 

About "Capitalica Asset Management" and "SBA Group"

Capitalica Asset Management (www.capitalica.lt) is an investment management
company licensed and supervised by the Central bank of Lithuania and is
managing investment funds investing in commercial real estate in the Baltic
States. Capitalica Baltic Real Estate Fund, managed by Capitalica Asset
Management, owns office complex Verde in Riga, the business center 135 in
Vilnius, the business center Kauno Dokas in Kaunas, and the shopping center
Luize in Klaipeda. Capitalica Green Logistics Fund owns the logistic complex in
Tallinn and is actively negotiating new acquisitions in the Baltic States. The
controlling stake (70%) of Capitalica Asset Management is held by SBA Group,
one of the largest Lithuanian business groups, and another 30% is owned by A.
Barštys' (CEO of Capitalica Asset Management) company Fox Holdings. 

SBA is one of the largest Lithuanian capital business groups. It consists of
more than 30 companies operating in real estate, furniture manufacturing,
textile manufacturing, and investment management. The group employs around
5,500 people. Consolidated sales in 2020 amounted to EUR 342.5 million. 

About KPMG (kpmg.com/lv)

KPMG is a global organization of independent professional services firms
providing Audit, Tax, and Advisory services. KPMG firms operate in 145
countries and territories with more than 236,000 partners and employees working
in member firms around the world. KPMG is one of the leading professional
service providers in the region. 

Information for the media:

Andrius Barštys

"Capitalica Asset Management" generalinis direktorius

Andrius.Barstys@capitalica.lt

+370 612 30260
© 2022 GlobeNewswire
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