CUP Shopping Center Expansion in Vilnius Secures 18 Million Euro Loan

Prosperitas Baltica is expanding the CUP shopping center in Vilnius, utilizing an €18 million loan from Swedbank. The project involves constructing a business center adjacent to the existing retail hub, with construction occurring “per adatos skylutę”.

The Bottom Line

  • Capital Injection: €18 million in debt financing from Swedbank to fund structural expansion.
  • Strategic Shift: Transitioning from a traditional shopping mall to a diversified business and retail ecosystem.
  • Operational Timing: Construction is phased “per adatos skylutę”.

The Debt Mechanics Behind the CUP Expansion

The financing of this project rests on a significant credit facility. According to reports from 15min.lt and tv3.lt, Swedbank has provided €18 million to facilitate the growth of the CUP center.

Here is the math on the project’s scale:

Metric Detail Source/Status
Total Financing €18,000,000 Swedbank / 15min.lt
Primary Lender Swedbank Confirmed
Asset Type Mixed-Use (Retail + Office) Prosperitas Baltica
Construction Window “per adatos skylutę” vz.lt

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