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SCANDINAVIA’S LEADING SHOPPING CENTRE GROUP - Part of the Olav Thon Group 2018 OLAV THON Olav Thon is the CEO and founder of the Olav Thon Group, and has since the 1940s operated a comprehensive business. Today the Olav Thon Group is Norway’s leading operator in the property and hotel business. The Olav Thon Foundation was established in December 2013, and all shares in Olav Thon Gruppen AS were gifted by Olav Thon to the foundation. Thon holds a number of directorships connected to the Olav Thon Group, and is also the Chairman of the Olav Thon Foundation. EvenFoto.no THON EIENDOM NORWAY’S LEADING PROPERTY COMPANY Thon Eiendom is the property division of the Olav Thon Group. The Group’s property business covers approximately 500 properties in Norway and abroad, with a total rental value of approximately NOK 5.5 billion. 67 % of rental revenue is raised from commercial premises, including several of Norway’s largest shopping centres. Thon Eiendom is Norway’s biggest shopping centre operator, with 88 centres stretching from Svalbard in the north to Mandal in the south, as well as 11 centres in Sweden. Of these, 78 are wholly or partially owned shopping centres, and 21 are managed on behalf of external owners. Parts of the shopping centre portfolio are marketed and managed under the same brand name: Amfi. 88 shopping centres in Norway 11 shopping centres in Sweden NOK 67.2 billion store revenues in Norway SEK 13.5 billion store revenues in Sweden 200 million visitors annually 5 500 tenants 9 out of Norway’s 10 largest shopping centres 3 Latest update february 2018 overview of shopping centres 4 39 amfi Steinkjer 40 amfi Stord 41 amfi Svolvær 42 amfi Ullevaal SWEDEN 43 amfi Ullsteinvik page 36-37 44 amfi Valdres 45 amfi Verdal 1 Charlottenbergs Shoppingcenter 46 AMFI Voss 2 Etage/COOP Överby NORWAY 47 AMFI Vågen 3 Familia page 16-31 48 AMFI Vågsbygd 4 Långflon Kjøpesenter 49 amfi Ørsta 5 Mirum Galleria 1 amfi Alta 50 AMFI Åkrehamn 6 Mitt i City 2 AMFI Askøy 51 amfi Ålgård 7 Nordby Shoppingcenter 3 amfi Bjørkelangen Torg 52 amfi Årnes 8 Sollentuna Centrum 4 amfi Borg 53 Arkaden 9 Tanum Shoppingcenter 5 amfi Drøbak City 54 Bergen Storsenter 10 Torp Köpcenter/COOP Torp 6 AMFI Eidsvoll 55 Bjørneparken Kjøpesenter 11 Töcksfors Shoppingcenter 7 amfi Eikunda 56 Bømlo Storsenter 8 amfi Elverum 57 Dombås Senter 9 amfi Eurosenteret 58 Grønland basar 10 amfi Farsund 59 Gunerius 11 amfi Fauske 60 Jessheim Storsenter 12 amfi Finnsnes 61 Jærhagen 13 amfi Flekkefjord 62 Kvadrat 14 amfi Florø 63 Lagunen Storsenter 15 amfi Førde 64 Leia Senteret 16 amfi Geilo 65 Lompensenteret, Svalbard 17 amfi Havnesenteret 66 Molde Storsenter 18 AMFI Kanebogen 67 Moldetorget 19 amfi Kirkenes 68 Mosseporten 20 amfi Larvik 69 Namsos Storsenter 21 amfi Madla 70 Narvik Storsenter 22 amfi Mandal 71 Oasen Storsenter 23 amfi Mo i Rana 72 OTI-sentret 24 AMFI Moa 73 Romerikssenteret 25 amfi Moss 74 Rygge Storsenter 26 amfi Namsos 75 Sandens 27 amfi Narvik 76 Sandvika Storsenter 28 amfi Nesttun 77 Sartor Storsenter 29 amfi Nordfjord 78 Senter Syd Mortensrud 30 amfi Nærbø 79 Ski Storsenter 31 amfi Orkanger 80 Storo Storsenter 32 amfi Os 81 Strømmen Storsenter 33 amfi Otta 82 Sørlandssenteret 34 amfi Pyramiden 83 Triaden Lørenskog Storsenter 35 amfi Raufoss 84 Vestkanten Storsenter 36 amfi Roseby 85 Østerås Senter 37 amfi Skansen 86 Østfoldhallene 38 amfi Sogningen 96 Åsane Storsenter 5 Sandvika Storsenter is Norway’s largest shopping centre in terms of sales. Sandvika Storsenter Sandvika Storsenter is located in Sandvika in Bærum, and is a regional centre for the population in the municipalities west of Oslo. The shopping centre is strategically positioned at a traffic interchange, and has approximately 6 million visitors annually. This is Norway’s biggest shopping centre in terms of sales, and is home to some of the country’s most affluent consumers in their primary market. The centre is Norway’s best for fashion/ textiles, with wide coverage of the most popular concepts available today. In 2010, it was named Norway’s shopping centre of the year and best shopping centre in the Nordic region. [email protected] KK M2 2 190 5,7 MILLION 3 271 MILLION 60 000 M NORWAY’S LARGEST STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING SHOPPING CENTRE RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 6 Lagunen Storsenter is Bergen’s largest Lagunen shopping centre.. Sandvika Storsenter Storsenter Lagunen Storsenter is located in the Laguneparken in the suburb of Fana in Bergen and has developed into a popular shopping area for the people of Bergen and Hordaland county. Each week, the centre receives 130,000 visitors. The centre is currently being developed and will be completed in November 2018. Lagunen is being developed in an urban style with blocks, pedestrian streets and public areas, living facades and underground parking. The centre will also offer expanded retail outlets and restaurant facilities, as well as a new cinema and training centre. This construction stage comprises a total of 50,000 m² of new buildings. The centre is also being integrated with a bus and light rail terminal and will become the largest public transport hub outside Bergen city centre. Lagunen Shopping Centre is Norway’s 4th largest shopping centre in terms of turnover, and won the award for Bergen’s Best Shopping Centre in 2010, 2011 and 2012. [email protected] KK M2 2 140 4,5 MILLION 2 823 MILLION 50 000 M NORWAY’S 4TH STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING LARGEST RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 SHOPPING CENTRE 7 Amfi Moa, outside of Ålesund, is Norway’s third largest shopping centre. AMFI Moa AMFI Moa in Spjelkavik outside Ålesund comprises three build- ings: Moa North, Moa East and Moa South, of which the north and south buildings are connected by a pedestrian bridge. AMFI Moa is a vital shopping destination and traffic hub in Ålesund and its premises are in increasing demand. Since 2012, a major expansion and development of the Moa area has taken place. This extensive project has been carried out in five stages, and will link all the three parts of the centre more closely together. As well as shopping areas, the final construc- tion stage also comprises office premises, multiple restaurants and a cinema with six screens, and will be completed in Novem- ber 2018. The centre will have over 200 tenants with an antici- pated turnover of over NOK 3.5 billion, and is expected to be Norway’s largest shopping centre. [email protected] KK M2 2 160 7,4 MILLION 2 840 MILLION 69 000 M NORWAY’S THIRD STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING LARGEST RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 SHOPPING CENTRE 8 Kvadrat is located in Sandnes, just outside of Norway’s oil capi- tal Stavanger. AMFI Moa Kvadrat Kvadrat is located in Sandnes and is one of Norway’s largest shopping centres in terms of both sales and area. The centre opened in 1984 and has been expanded and updated multiple times - the most recent expansion was in 2016. Kvadrat has established a strong position extending far beyond the immediate area around Sandnes/Sola/Stavanger. There are 170 stores spread across multiple sectors, however clothing/ shoes/fashion is the largest individual industry represented with around 70 stores. The centre received a new façade and was extended by 1,500 m² in 2015. A further 18,500 m² were upgraded in 2016. The centre is centrally located by the E39 highway in one of Norway’s fastest growing municipalities. [email protected] KK M2 2 170 4,6 MILLION 2 308 MILLION 63 000 M NORWAY’S 7TH STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING LARGEST RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 SHOPPING CENTRE 9 9 Jessheim Storsenter is the market leader in its primary market. Jessheim Storsenter Jessheim Shopping Centre is located in Jessheim town centre, just 10 km east of Oslo Gardermoen Airport. Jessheim is the largest town in Akershus county and is located in Norway’s fast- est growing municipality. Skovly is a major urban development project in Jessheim and will comprise homes, office premises, stores and a car park. The Skovly project will transform Jessheim into a modern and urban area, with a higher population. The first construction phase, Skovly West, opened in October 2017 and comprises a car park with 800 spaces and six new stores. There will also be a unique residential project with green areas on the roof. A colourful pedestrian bridge links Skovly West to Jessheim Shopping Centre. [email protected] KK M2 2 150 5,9 MILLION 1 813 MILLION 43 400 M NORWAY’S 17TH STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING LARGEST RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 SHOPPING CENTRE 10 Strømmen Storsenter was awarded Norwegian Shopping Strømmen Center Of The Year 2015. Storsenter Strømmen Storsenter is strategically located between Oslo and Oslo Airport, and is in close proximity to public transportation. The centre has been expanded multiple times, most recently in 2012 with the opening of 85 new stores. With a total of 200 stores, Strømmen Storsenter is the largest shopping centre in Norway in terms of number of tenants, and Norway’s second largest in terms of sales. The centre was named Shopping Centre of the Year in Norway 2015, and has won the Norway’s Best Centre Campaign four times. Strømmen Storsenter has a broad mix of stores comprising both Norwegian and international chains, as well as local niche stores. [email protected] KK M2 2 194 5,6 MILLION 3 194 MILLION 65 000 M NORWAY'S SECOND STORES AND VISITORS IN SALES DURING LARGEST RESTAURANTS IN 2017 2017 SHOPPING CENTRE 1111 Storo Storsenter, located in north Oslo, is the city’s leading shopping centre Storo Storsenter Storo Storsenter in the northern part of Oslo is very well placed close to the Ring Road with connections to the underground, light rail and bus.
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