GreyMile reports three investors—Inmuebles Gil Comes, Salts d’Aigua and Inmo Fareal 2006—each hold 10.05% of the logistics REIT launched by Grupo Lar and Primafrio owner.
GreyMile, the logistics-focused REIT launched by Grupo Lar in partnership with Azahar Inversiones Capital (owned by Juan Conesa Alcazar, founder of logistics operator Primafrio), has notified BME Scaleup that three companies each hold a 10.05% stake in the firm.
In a filing published Friday, GreyMile identified the three significant shareholders as Inmuebles Gil Comes, Salts d’Aigua and Inmo Fareal 2006. The disclosure replaces an earlier communication from 9 January in which GreyMile stated that, as of 31 December 2025, it was not aware of any shareholder holding more than 10% of voting rights or capital.
Of the three, Inmuebles Gil Comes is a notable investor in Spanish real estate: the Vinaròs-based family office led by Francisco Gil Eixarch also holds 19.93% of Home Capital Rentals (the Polanco family’s residential REIT) and 5.08% of Ores, Bankinter’s retail REIT, according to corporate updates published in early January 2026. Salts d’Aigua, headquartered in Granollers (Barcelona), is listed as a company that rents real estate on its own account, while Inmo Fareal 2006, based in Lleida, is registered as a property trading business.
GreyMile was incorporated on 17 September 2025 and took advantage of the special REIT regime shortly thereafter. The vehicle is a 50/50 joint venture between Grupo Lar, a property group controlled by the Pereda family, and Azahar Inversiones Capital, linked to Primafrio’s owner.
Since its launch, the REIT has moved quickly: in November it approved an €18 million increase in share capital, and in December agreed to a financing arrangement of approximately €22 million with a financial institution. GreyMile also completed a €20.9 million acquisition from Patrizia, buying two logistics warehouses in Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona) and Ribarroja de Turia (Valencia).
The registration of three shareholders at the 10.05% threshold underscores rising interest from family offices and private property investors in Spain’s logistics real estate sector. For GreyMile, the presence of sizeable minority holders may provide a stable capital base as the REIT pursues further acquisitions and financing to expand its logistics portfolio.
