Intu sells 50% share of Xanadú shopping centre in €400m deal

Deal News | Feb 27, 2025 | Iberian Lawyer

Intu sells 50% share of Xanadú shopping centre in €400m deal

Intu Properties, a British shopping centre company, has sold its 50% stake in the Xanadú shopping centre located in Spain. This transaction, valued at over €400 million, involved RIVOLI Asset Management and Santander Private Banking Real Estate Advisory (SPREA) as the purchasers. Legal advice for Intu was provided by the prestigious law firm Linklaters, with a team led by Adolfo Guerrero, including support from experts in tax and banking. West Oak Partners also played a pivotal advisory role in the deal. This sale signifies Intu's final move to exit their shopping centre investments in Spain.

Sectors

  • Real Estate
  • Legal Services
  • Finance

Geography

  • Spain – The Xanadú shopping centre is located in Spain, and the transaction marks the end of Intu Properties' business in the country.
  • United Kingdom – Intu Properties is a British company.

Industry

  • Real Estate – The transaction involves the sale of a shopping centre, which is a real estate asset.
  • Legal Services – Linklaters provided legal advisory services to Intu Properties during the sale.
  • Finance – The deal involved financial entities like RIVOLI Asset Management and Santander Private Banking Real Estate Advisory.

Financials

  • €400 million – The transaction value of the sale of 50% interest in the Xanadú shopping centre.

Participants

NameRoleTypeDescription
Intu PropertiesTarget companyCompanyA British company that owned 50% of the Xanadú shopping centre.
RIVOLI Asset ManagementBidding CompanyCompanyOne of the purchasers of the 50% stake in the Xanadú shopping centre.
Santander Private Banking Real Estate Advisory (SPREA)Bidding CompanyCompanyA co-purchaser in the acquisition of the Xanadú shopping centre stake.
LinklatersLegal advisorCompanyProvided legal advisory for Intu Properties during the sale.
West Oak PartnersFinancial advisorCompanyAdvised Intu Properties on the transaction.
Adolfo GuerreroLead Legal AdvisorPersonLed the Linklaters team advising Intu Properties.