Longpoint Expands into Germany and the Netherlands, Targeting €400 Million of Infill Logistics Investment
Firm appoints Gijs Vissers and Benedict Stichel as country heads to lead growth across two key European logistics markets
Longpoint Partners today announced its expansion into Germany and the Netherlands, extending its infill industrial strategy into two of Europe’s most supply-constrained logistics markets. The firm is establishing a presence in high-demand locations, including Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, and the Randstad, and plans to deploy approximately €400 million into logistics assets near major population centers and transportation corridors.
“We are excited to expand Longpoint’s infill industrial strategy into Germany and the Netherlands,” said Dwight Angelini, Founding and Managing Partner of Longpoint Partners. “These are highly attractive logistics markets with strong fundamentals, limited supply, and a clear need for high-quality light industrial and logistics space. With Gijs and Benedict leading our local efforts, we have the market knowledge, relationships, and discipline to identify attractive opportunities and execute with conviction.”
The expansion extends Longpoint’s focus on infill logistics into two of Europe’s core economies. Germany is the continent’s largest economy and a central distribution hub, while the Netherlands serves as a key gateway through the Port of Rotterdam and major air cargo networks. Both markets have low vacancy, limited new supply in key submarkets, and growing demand for modern logistics space driven by ecommerce growth, supply chain regionalization, and the need for more resilient distribution networks.
