Tomáš Spuchliak expands in real estate and food

Vosem (Tomáš Spuchliak) is acquiring the ZFP real‑estate fund, with €630m in assets, from the Czech Poliak family. The fund’s Slovak portfolio includes Bory Mall, Forum Poprad, and the Bratislava office buildings Landererova 19 and Blumental. Spuchliak is also in talks to take over an unnamed Bratislava shopping center, two retail parks, and several bakery, flour, and oil‑production plants. He is being financed by the J&T group. Separately, he is selling the indebted Danubius meat group, which includes a slaughterhouse in Komárno and a chain of 100 stores, to Czech firm Energohelis. He is also launching three investment funds to raise retail capital for acquisitions of real estate, industrial businesses, and rental apartments. He already owns 100,000 sqm of properties and the COOP Jednota Dunajská Streda retail chain, and is eyeing the purchase of 18 Terno stores from Martin Fedor, with Terno selling the properties while continuing to operate the shops.

Spuchliak’s Nelapek bakery in Nové Zámky plans to invest €12m in a new plant. The business has consistently generated around €1m in net profit annually, and since Spuchliak acquired it in 2021, revenues have grown from €7m to €12m last year. Headcount will rise by 60 to 160.

(forbes.sk, dennikN.sk, dennikn.sk, sme.sk)