Ariel Bêta & Pronam
Months after founding, Larmag acquires the EUR 82.7m Ariel Bêta portfolio, then builds Pronam N.V. on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange to EUR 272.2m in assets, sold in 1988 for a 60% return on equity in a single year.
LARMAG
A family-led international real estate group, now building the data-centre infrastructure behind artificial intelligence.
Profile · Est. Amsterdam, 1985
A family-led group, managed in-house from BreukelenFounded in Amsterdam in 1985 by Lars-Erik Magnusson, The Larmag Group has spent four decades acquiring, developing and managing commercial real estate across the Netherlands, Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom — with an accumulated portfolio value in excess of EUR 5 billion over time.
The Larmag Group is the trading name for the corporate group in the Netherlands; investments are made through individual Larmag companies, each with its own identity and portfolio — including the wholly-owned subsidiary LandTech B.V., which carries the group’s move into AI data-centre infrastructure.
Months after founding, Larmag acquires the EUR 82.7m Ariel Bêta portfolio, then builds Pronam N.V. on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange to EUR 272.2m in assets, sold in 1988 for a 60% return on equity in a single year.
Through Dala Holding, ~US$630m of office acquisitions in New York and Chicago, among the largest US deals by a European investor at the time. Then the redevelopment of Amsterdam's Head Post Office into Magna Plaza.
Larmag becomes the first foreign company to operate an offshore oil concession in the Caspian Sea, Block II off Turkmenistan, before selling its interest to Dragon Oil in 1997.
A London-listed vehicle assembles a focused portfolio of high-quality commercial property across the Netherlands and wider Europe.
Larmag acquires approximately EUR 1 billion of offices, retail and warehouses: more than 135 properties, some 710,000 m², across Germany.
Portfolios are recycled, and the group concentrates on Dutch cash-flow commercial property and brings management in-house.
138 hectares of development land south of Lisbon, fully licensed in December 2022, with infrastructure works under way since 2023.
Larmag establishes LandTech B.V. to develop data centres in Denmark and Austria, installing Nvidia GPUs for European AI cloud services. The first site is planned for Q1 2027.
In April 2022, Larmag acquired 138 hectares of prime development land in Sesimbra, approximately 25 km south of Lisbon, to become a sustainable residential, commercial and touristic destination of hotels, golf courses and more than 120,000 m² of residential space. Development began in 2023, and infrastructure works are well advanced.
LandTech B.V. · The newest chapter
Through LandTech B.V., Larmag is acquiring data-centre sites in Denmark and Austria and installing the latest Nvidia GPUs, partnering with a European cloud provider to deliver AI cloud services.
Larmag provides the real estate and the hardware; the cloud partner runs the software, operation and customers.

CEO & Chairman
41+ years in the sector

CFO
30+ years in the sector

Vice President
15+ years in the sector

Director
10+ years in the sector
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