DBAG sells two Hamburg data centres via Green Datahub to Westend Real Assets-advised fund
Deutsche Beteiligungs AG is selling two co-location data centres in Hamburg, held through its portfolio company Green Datahub, to a fund advised by Westend Real Assets.
The transaction is completed, and the parties have kept the terms confidential. It is DBAG's fifth exit in the current financial year.
Green Datahub's two data centres, Alsterdorf and Rahlstedt, were designed for customers with high security and availability requirements. DBAG acquired a majority stake in Green Datahub in June 2022 under its Long-Term Investments strategy. Westend Real Assets is a subsidiary of Westend Bank, owned by the Hopp family. The data centres will continue to be operated and leased by akquinet, a DBAG Fund VII portfolio company.
During DBAG's holding period, Green Datahub completed the Rahlstedt data centre with a project volume of more than 60 million euros, with DBAG providing project financing, contract structuring and construction supervision.
Deal facts
- Target
- Green Datahub
- Business
- Hamburg co-location data centre operator with the Alsterdorf and Rahlstedt data centres
- Buyer
- Open-ended special AIF advised by Westend Real Assets
- Seller
- Deutsche Beteiligungs AG
- Deal type
- Exit
- Status
- Completed
- Announced
- Monday, November 9, 2026
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