Düsseldorf-based Acron Group has obtained a €47.5 mln loan from Münchener Hypothekenbank for the purchase of a sustainable office building in Luxembourg.
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Acron Group secures €47.5m loan for Luxembourg sustainable office building
- In Finance Watch
- 12:22, 13 January 2023
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