Norton Rose Fulbright's global real estate finance practice advises on significant acquisition financing for Royal DSM's new global headquarters in Maastricht
Real Estate FinanceAcquisition FinancingRoyal DsmNorton Rose FulbrightBnp ParibasReal EstateSep 28, 2024
Norton Rose Fulbright advised BNP Paribas on the financing of the acquisition of an office property located in Maastricht, which will serve as Royal DSM's new global headquarters.
The team was led by counsel Jasper Dijkshoorn.
Royal DSM is a leading manufacturer of vitamins, nutritional ingredients, and food fortification technologies.
Norton Rose Fulbright's global real estate finance practice offers specialist experience advising all stakeholders across the whole spectrum of real estate transactions, investment and development financing.
BNP Paribas has an international presence in 72 countries.
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