7R invests €80m in sustainable logistics

Commercial real estate developer 7R has released its Green Bond Allocation and Impact Report, detailing how it used funds from its green bonds. 

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By February 2026, 96% of the €80.5 mln raised through these bonds had been invested in seven environmentally friendly building projects.
Launched in February 2025, the green bond program ensures transparency and accountability by adhering to international Green Bond Principles. An independent body, ISS Corporate Solutions, provided an opinion on the process, which was overseen by 7R's Green Finance Committee, to align with UN Sustainable Development Goals like climate action and clean energy.
The funds were used for seven warehouse and production developments in Poland, totalling over 543,000 m2. Significant allocations went to 7R Park Kraków 3 (35%) and 7R Park Warsaw 10 (18.2%), with 7R Park Gdańsk IV receiving 11.2% and an additional EUR 27 million in refinancing. Other projects included in the report are 7R Park Zabrze I, 7R Park Poznań East, and 7R Park Gdańsk V.
All these projects meet strict environmental standards, aiming for or achieving BREEAM "Excellent" certification or higher. 7R Park Gdańsk IV, for instance, has an "Outstanding" BREEAM rating of 88.8%. A crucial environmental metric for these projects is a Primary Energy Demand at least 10% lower than the local Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) standard, with 7R Park Gdańsk IV achieving a remarkable 60.8% reduction. The company also calculates the Global Warming Potential (GWP) for all projects to provide clear carbon footprint data to investors and tenants.
Tomasz Mika, CFO and management board member at 7R, commented: “The near-full allocation of proceeds within the first year following the green bond issuance confirms our ability to effectively combine ambitious environmental objectives with investment discipline and long-term value creation. From a financial perspective, green bonds represent an efficient tool for diversifying 7R’s funding sources. At the same time, the report confirms that the proceeds are used in a transparent manner and in line with international capital market standards, which is of key importance to institutional investors.”