2016 - thon property

2016

SCANDINAVIA’S LEADING SHOPPING CENTRE GROUP

- Part of the Olav Thon Group

OLAV THONOlav 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. Z

THON EIENDOM

NORWAY’S LEADING PROPERTY COMPANYThon Eiendom is the property division of the Olav Thon Group. The Group’s property business covers approximately 500 proper-ties in Norway and abroad, with a total rental value of approximately NOK 4.6 billion. 65 % 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 97 centres stretching from Svalbard in the north to Mandal in the south, as well as 12 centres in Sweden. Of these, 79 are wholly or partially owned shopping centres, and 29 are managed on behalf of external owners. Parts of the shopping centre portfolio are marketed and managed under the same brand name: Amfi.

■ 97 shopping centres in Norway■ 12 shopping centres in Sweden■ NOK 62.5 billion store revenues in Norway■ SEK 11.2 billion store revenues in Sweden■ 200 million visitors annually■ 6 000 tenants■ 8 out Norway’s 10 largest shopping centresZ

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1 amfi Alta2 amfi Arendal3 amfi Askøy 4 amfi Bertheus 5 amfi Bjørkelangen Torg 6 amfi Borg7 amfi Brotorvet8 amfi Drøbak City 9 amfi Eidsvoll 10 amfi Eikunda11 amfi Elverum 12 amfi Eurosenteret 13 amfi Farsund 14 amfi Fauske 15 amfi Finnsnes 16 amfi Flekkefjord17 amfi Florø 18 amfi Futura 19 amfi Førde20 amfi Geilo 21 amfi Havnesenteret 22 amfi Kanebogen 23 amfi Kirkenes 24 amfi Kragerø 25 amfi Larvik 26 amfi Madla27 amfi Mandal 28 amfi Mo i Rana 29 amfi Moa 30 amfi Moss 31 amfi Namsos32 amfi Narvik 33 amfi Nesttun34 amfi Nærbø35 amfi Orkanger36 amfi Os37 amfi Otta

38 amfi Pyramiden 39 amfi Raufoss 40 amfi Roseby41 amfi Sogningen42 amfi Steinkjer 43 amfi Stord 44 amfi Storkaia Brygge45 amfi Sunndal46 amfi Surnadal47 amfi Svolvær48 amfi Tynset 49 amfi Ulsteinvik50 amfi Valdres 51 amfi Verdal 52 amfi Voss53 amfi Vågen54 amfi Vågsbygd55 amfi Ørsta56 amfi Åkrehamn57 amfi Ålgård58 amfi Årnes 59 Arkaden Shopping60 Bergen Storsenter61 Bjørneparken kjøpesenter 62 Bømlo Storsenter63 Dombås Senter 64 Grønland basar 65 Gunerius 66 Harebakken 67 Jessheim Storsenter 68 Jærhagen69 Kvadrat70 Lagunen Storsenter71 Leia Senteret 72 Lompensenteret, Svalbard73 Malvik Senter74 Moengården75 Molde Storsenter76 Moldetorget77 Mosseporten 78 Namsos Storsenter79 Narvik Storsenter80 Oasen Storsenter81 Romerikssenteret 82 Rygge Storsenter83 Sandens84 Sandvika Storsenter85 Sartor Storsenter86 Senter Syd Mortensrud

87 Ski Storsenter 88 Storo Storsenter 89 Strømmen Storsenter90 Sødorptunet 91 Sørlandssenteret92 Triaden Lørenskog Storsenter 93 Ullevaal 94 Vestkanten Storsenter95 Østerås Senter 96 Østfoldhallene 97 Åsane Stormarked

SWEDENpage 34-371 Charlottenbergs Shoppingcenter2 Töcksfors Shoppingcenter3 Nordby Shoppingcenter4 Sollentuna Centrum5 Mirum Galleria6 Mitt i City7 Etage8 Familia9 Långflon Kjøpesenter10 Entré/Malmø Plaza11 COOP Torp12 COOP Överby

Sandvika Storsenter

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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 7 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.

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Sandvika Storsenter is Norway’s largest shopping centre in terms of sales.

19760 000 M2

M2KK6,2 MILLION

VISITORSIN 2015

3, 269 MILLIONIN SALES DURING

2015

STORES AND RESTAURANTS

NORWAY’S LARGEST SHOPPING CENTRE

Lagunen Storsenter

Lagunen Storsenter is located in Laguneparken in Bergen. In combination with the various establishments in Lagune- parken, the centre has developed into a popular shopping area for people in Bergen and Hordaland. 130,000 people visit the centre every week. The new Bergen Light Rail system opened in June 2013 and its terminus will be integrated into the centre. The necessary regula-tory work required to make significant expansions of the busi-ness and service offerings at the centre has been set in motion. There are few shopping centres that can match the diversity and breadth offered by Lagunen. With over 50 fashion stores, the shopping centre is the biggest fashion house in the Bergen region. Lagunen is Norway’s second largest shopping centre in terms of sales. The centre was named as Bergen’s best shopping centre in 2010, 2011, and 2012.

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Sandvika Storsenter

Lagunen Storsenter is Bergen's largest

shopping centre.

13450 000 M2 NORWAY’S SECOND

LARGEST SHOPPING CENTRE

M2KK5 122 458VISITORS

IN 2015

3 131 MILLIONIN SALES DURING

2015


AMFI Moa

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AMFI Moa in Spjelkavik outside of Ålesund is Norway’s fourth largest shopping centre covering an area of 100,000 sqm and housing 170 stores. The shopping centre comprises three build-ings: Moa North, Moa East, and Moa South, of which North and South are connected by a footbridge.

AMFI Moa discovered the value of expanding and exploiting the potential of an efficient customer club early on. With more than 36,000 members (2/3 of the population of Ålesund), Moa is a leader in this field in Norway. The centre also has around 26,000 followers on Facebook and uses social media to commu-nicate with its customers.

AMFI Moa has significant plans for refurbishment and expan-sion, including a new footbridge that will connect Moa East with the rest of the buildings.

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1706,5 MILLION

VISITORSIN 2015


2015

69 000 M2 STORES AND RESTAURANTS

NORWAY’S FOURTH LARGEST

SHOPPING CENTRE

KK M2

Amfi Moa, outside of Ålesund, is Norway’s fourth largest shopping centre.

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Kvadrat

162KK M2

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AMFI Moa

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 2015.

Kvadrat has established a strong position extending far beyond the immediate area around Sandnes/Sola/Stavanger. There are 162 stores spread across multiple sectors, however clothing/shoes/fashion is the largest individual industry represented with around 70 stores. Kvadrat differs somewhat from its competitors, as its customers are more interested in new products, ranges, and brands rather than offers.

In 2015 the centre will be expanded to provide 5000 sqm of new commercial space while the facade will also be renovated and the 15,000 sqm of retail space upgraded.

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4 MILLIONVISITORS

IN 2015


2015

47 600 M2 STORES AND RESTAURANTS

NORWAY’S SIXTH LARGEST

SHOPPING CENTRE

Kvadrat is located in Sandnes, just outside of Norway’s oil capi-tal Stavanger.

AMFI Steinkjer

89KK M2

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AMFI Steinkjer is the largest shopping centre in Nord-Trøndelag county, and is currently experiencing positive growth with regard to turnover.

AMFI Steinkjer is a regional centre and has established a strong position in its market area (Nord-Trøndelag county). The centre is situated alongside the E6, just a 5 minute walk from Steinkjer town centre and railway station. The former neighbouring shop-ping centres of Globus and Zebra were combined, expanded and re-opened as AMFI Steinkjer in 2009. It is the only shopping centre in Steinkjer.

The centre has a comprehensive selection of stores and has established itself as an important meeting place with very loyal customers, in both the primary and secondary markets.

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37 000 M2

AMFI Steinkjer is the largest shopping centre in Nord-Trøndelag county.

2,7 MILLIONVISITORS

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STEINKJER’S MEETING PLACE

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Strømmen Storsenter

200KK M2

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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 third larg-est 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. It is the region’s leading fashion house with a wide range of stores within the areas of clothing, shoes, and accessories.

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65 000 M2 SHOPPING CENTRE OF THE YEAR 2015

Strømmen Storsenter was awarded

Norwegian Shopping Center Of The Year 2015

5,4 MILLIONVISITORS

IN 2015


2015


Storo Storsenter

131M2

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Storo Storsenter, situated in the north of Oslo, has an excellent location directly beside the Ring Road and with good metro, tram, and bus connections. Its position as the leading shopping centre in the Oslo region was further consolidated when the new Storo Storsenter opened in August 2010, with a total area of 56,000 sqm. The expan-sion provided the centre with significant sales growth across all sectors, and it is now number 7 on the list of Norway’s largest shopping centres. With an exciting mix of stores and Oslo’s largest range of fash-ion, the centre pulls in customers from across Oslo and large parts of Akershus. The centre was named Shopping Centre of the Year in Norway in 2012, and in 2013 it was voted The Best Shopping Centre in Oslo for the second year in a row.

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56 000 M2 NORWA’YS SEVENTH LARGEST

SHOPPING CENTRE

Storo Storsenter, located in north Oslo, is the city’s leading shopping centre

3 977 860VISITORS

IN 2015


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Ski Storsenter

144M2

13

KK

Ski Storsenter is centrally located in the middle of Ski, close to public transport connections. The centre is home to a wide range of sectors, from the upscale to the affordable, as well as offering a large number of services. Ski Storsenter is Norway’s nineth largest shopping centre. The shopping centre has received a number of prizes over the years, including Shopping Centre of the Year and Environmental Centre of the Year. The centre has been extended multiple times, and is now home to a hotel, 8-screen cinema, library, and homes. The centre is therefore part of a large activity centre for the area as a whole.

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45 000 M2 NORWA’YS NINETH LARGEST

SHOPPING CENTRE

Ski Storsenter is a com-mercial and cultural

centre in Ski.

4 913 324VISITORS

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Sørlandssenteret

160M2

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Sørlandssenteret is a regional centre for the counties in Agder and is located in Sørlandsparken beside the E18, 12 km east of Kristiansand city centre. The area is a typical car-based regional centre, and Sørlandssenteret is the single largest operator in Sørlandsparken. Sørlandssenteret has been significantly upgraded and extended in recent years, and in October 2013 the centre was completed - it is now home to 195 stores and 110,500 sqm of retail space. Sørlandssenteret is the largest shopping centre in the Nordic region in terms of area, and the sixth largest shopping centre in Norway by sales.

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The huge Sørlandssenteret is located just outside of Kristiansand.

110 500 M2 NORWA’YS SIXTH LARGEST

SHOPPING CENTRE

4 671 092VISITORS

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Sartor Storsenter

113M2

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Sartor Storsenter is located to the west of Bergen. This area is undergo-ing huge population growth and has a rapidly expanding business sector, with particular links to the oil and gas sectors. Major urban de-velopment is now underway, and when complete the shopping centre will be at the core of the new city - Sotra Kystby (Sotra Coastal City).

By locating car parking underground, the area around the centre will be characterised by wide streets with pavements and bike lanes, charming pedestrianized areas, and open meeting spaces. A cinema, numerous shops, restaurants, apartments, service buildings and of-fices will also be housed here. The centre is being developed in stages, with the most significant milestone being a partial opening on 20 November 2014. Development of the shopping centre is scheduled for completion in June 2016. The shopping centre will consist of approxi-mately 140 stores spread across 78,000 sqm.

Sartor Storsenter has long been the second largest shopping centre in the Bergen region and is the 15th largest shopping centre in Norway.

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45 000 M2 GRAND OPENING FALL 2016

5 076 075VISITORS

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Sartor Storsenter is sched-uled for completion in the

autumn of 2016.

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AMFI Alta

VISITORS 2015 2 172 026AREA 21 000 M2

SALES 2015 771 MILL.STORES 66

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AMFI Alta is one of Northern Norway’s big-gest shopping centres and is located in the city centre. The shopping centre provides its customers with direct access to Nordlys-badet and the Thon Hotel Alta. AMFI Alta was named “Shopping Centre of the Year 2011”.

AMFI Bertheus

AMFI Bertheus is a city centre location situ-ated in the heart of Harstad, which houses numerous specialist shops that are well worth visiting. Owned by Kjøpesenter Nord AS

AREA 5 000 M2 SALES 2015 191 MILL. STORES 11

[email protected]/bertheus

AMFI Arendal

VISITORS 2015 2 306 118 AREA 22 000 M2 SALES 2015 711 MILL. STORES 62

[email protected] amfi.no/arena

AMFI Arendal is located in the heart of Arendal, directly opposite the town’s cul-tural centre and town hall. The final stage of construction was opened in 2007, and there are also apartments and offices built on top of the shopping centre. Owned by Sanden AS

AMFI Askøyis located approximately 15 minutes from the centre of Bergen, and underwent a major expansion in 2009. There are plans to establish a business park adjacent to the centre called “Askøyparken”. Owned by Zurhaar & Rubb AS

AMFI Askøy

VISITORS 2015 900 000 AREA 11 000 M2 SALES 2015 267 MILL. STORES 30

[email protected]/askoy

AMFI Bjørkelangen Torg is a new and modern shopping centre located right in the heart of charming Bjørkelangen. Owned by Bjørkelangen Torg AS

AMFI Bjørkelangen Torg


[email protected]/bjorkelangentorg

AMFI Borg is 1 km from the centre of Sarpsborg, and offers a mix of well-known chains and unique stores that you cannot find anywhere else.

AMFI Borg


[email protected]/borg

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AMFI Drøbak City is home to three grocery stores and a range of exciting retailers drawn from practically every sector. “The Portal”, which houses the Expert, Rimi, and Europris stores is also part of the shopping centre.

AMFI Drøbak City


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AMFI Eidsvoll is a brand new, vibrant shop-ping centre, which opened its doors in the spring of 2014 following a major redevelop-ment. It is situated in the municipality of Eidsvoll and is host to a multitude of shops and great eateries. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

AMFI Eidsvoll


[email protected]/eidsvoll

AMFI Eikunda


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AMFI Eikunda in the centre of Egersund opened in 2008 following the expansion of the Coop Eikunda store. In addition to a great range of stores, the centre is also home to Egersund Library and Egersund Fayance Museum. Owned by Coop Økonom SA

AMFI Elverum underwent a major expan-sion and revitalisation in 2013. The shop-ping centre is located by Elverum square and offers customers a variety of services across a number of sectors. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

AMFI Elverum


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AMFI Eurosenteret is located in the mu-nicipality of Nes, and was extended and up-graded in 2011. The shopping centre is also home to a doctor’s surgery, a physiotherapy institute, and a dental centre. Vormsund Golf Hotel is based on the fourth floor of the centre.

AMFI Eurosenteret


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AMFI Brotorvet


[email protected] amfi.no/brotorvet

The Brotorvet Senter in Stathelle, at the end of the Brevik bridge (on the old E18), is cen-trally located in the municipality of Bamble. The centre’s most recent expansion in 2012 has made it even more attractive. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS / Sørco AS

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AMFI Futura is a family shopping centre located on the main approach road to Kristiansund. The centre has a comprehen-sive offering and forms part of an attractive shopping district in Løkkemyra, with many major outlets. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS

AMFI Futura


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AMFI Finnsnes

AMFI Finnsnes is situated in the middle of Finnsnes, just a stone’s throw from the quayside where Hurtigruten stops, and be-side the Bridge that connects Norway’s sec-ond largest island, Senja, to the mainland.

VISITORS 2015 896 799AREA 11 000 M2


[email protected]/finnsnes

AMFI Florø is centrally located in Florø in the municipality of Flora and is the leading shopping centre in the area. In addition to an excellent range of stores, the centre’s café is a natural meeting place in the town.

AMFI Florø


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AMFI Flekkefjord


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AMFI Flekkefjord is centrally located on the site of the old railway yards in Flekkefjord, right beside the current bus station. On offer to the public is a varied range of retail stores from a number of sectors. Owned by Forbrukersamvirket Sør SA, Sørlandet Eien-dom AS, and Jernbaneveien Flekkefjord AS

AMFI Fauske is centrally located in Fauske and is the largest shopping centre in its area. The shopping centre has been up-graded in recent years and enjoys a position as the natural meeting point in the town. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS


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AMFI FauskeAMFI Farsund

AREA 13 000 M2 SALES 2015 STORES 25

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The shopping centre is under development and will open 12 May 2016 Owned by Nordkapp Utvikling AS

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AMFI Havnesenteret

AMFI Havnesenteret has a stunning location on the quayside in central Brøn-nøysund. The centre reopened following a major expansion in 2012 and is now an excellent new and modern location. Owned by Coop Sør-Helgeland Eiendom AS

VISITORS 2015 787 380AREA 10 000 M2 SALES 2015 261 MILL. STORES 29

[email protected]/havnesenteret

AMFI Geilo lies adjacent to the beautiful new pedestrianized street in the town centre and is a natural meeting place in the Na-tional Park town of Geilo. AMFI Geilo offers a varied selection of stores and eateries.

AMFI Geilo


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AMFI Kragerø


[email protected] amfi.no/kragero

AMFI Kragerø is the only shopping centre in the town, located in Sannidal, right by the junction from the E-18. The centre opened its doors for the first time in 2010, and it is particularly strong in terms of furnishings and interior design. Owned by Amfi Eiendom AS / Sørco AS

AMFI Kanebogen is located beside the main road to Harstad, just a couple of kilometres from town. The centre opened in 1985 and is a popular family centre offering great parking capacity. The centre is cur-rently under expansion and upgrade.


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AMFI Kanebogen AMFI Kirkenes

AMFI Kirkenes is located in the centre of Kirkenes, and is home to not only a number of retail stores but also the municipal health centre. The centre benefits from a large share of cross-border trade and also caters to the Russian public in its marketing.


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Handelshuset (Shopping Centre) is located in the middle of Førde and, as the name sug-gests, it is the natural place to shop locally. A good selection of stores is split between the two buildings that are connected by a great skywalk. Owned by Handelshuset AS

AMFI Førde


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AMFI Moa outside Ålesund is Norway’s fourth largest shopping centre with 170 stores. The centre is currently undergoing a major expansion which will be completed in 2017.

VISITORS 2015 6,5 MILL. AREA 69 000 M2 SALES 2015 2 778 MILL. STORES 170

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AMFI Moa

AMFI Mo i Rana is the largest shopping centre in Helgeland and consists of the original Meyer Centre and Domus buildings located in the centre of the town.

VISITORS 2015 1 827 345AREA 16 000 M2


[email protected] amfi.no/moirana

AMFI Mo i Rana

AMFI Moss is located in the centre of Moss, and the town’s public transportation street is directly outside the main entrance. Apart from an exciting mix of retailers and eater-ies, the centre also offers postal services, a gym, a travel agency, and a number of other services.

AMFI Moss


[email protected]/moss

AMFI Mandal

VISITORS 2015 1,6 MILL. AREA 19 100 M2 SALES 2015 433 MILL. STORES 41

[email protected] amfi.no/mandal

AMFI Mandal is centrally located just to the west of the E39, with the Mandalselva River on one side and the bus station on the other. The existing centre will be expanded from 9,484 sqm to a total area of 36,010 sqm, and will open on 20 November 2014. Owned by Amfi Eiendom AS / Sørco AS

AMFI Larvik is a charming shopping centre in the centre of the town of Larvik. A substantial upgrade and expansion of the centre was completed in 2010, and the centre is particularly strong in the textiles sector.

AMFI Larvik


[email protected]/larvik

AMFI Madla

VISITORS 2015 2 495 075 AREA 35 000 M2 SALES 2015 1 328 MILL. STORES 74

[email protected]/madla

AMFI Madla is located in the Stavanger district of Madla and is home to, among other things, the largest Coop Mega store in Norway. The centre is centrally located in an area with high population density and strong purchasing power among its inhabitants.

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AMFI Os is located by the E39 in the municipality of Os to the south of Bergen. The centre has a good range of stores and a good supermarket, as well as being home to municipal health services and a popular local centre.

AMFI Os

VISITORS 2015 1 402 872AREA 17 000 M2 SALES 2015 552 MILL. STORES 45

[email protected]/os

Namsos Storsenter is one of the region’s biggest shopping centres and is located right in the heart of Namsos, enjoying views of the fjord on the one side, Rock City on the second, and bustling town streets on the third.


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AMFI Namsos

AMFI Narvik opened in 2000 and is one of two shopping centres operated by Amfi in the town. The centre enjoys a strong posi-tion in its surrounding area, and the town’s bus station is connected to the centre.

VISITORS 2015 1 075 878AREA 12 000 M2


[email protected]/narvik

AMFI Narvik

AMFI Orkanger enjoys a central location in Orkdal in Sør-Trøndelag. A major expansion and upgrade of the centre was completed in 2015. Owned by LOT Eiendom AS

AMFI Orkanger


[email protected]/orkanger

AMFI Nærbø


[email protected]/narbo

AMFI Nærbøis located in the settlement of Nærbø in the municipality of Hå, half an hour’s drive south of Sandnes. It is a local centre in an area experiencing population growth and with a strong economy. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

NesttunSenteret is centrally located in the Nesttun district, around 10 minutes from central Bergen, and the new Bergen Light Rail system stops right outside the main entrance. Visitors to the centre consist of local families and people who work in the Nesttun area. Owned by Zurhaar & Rubb AS

AMFI Nesttun


[email protected]/nesttun

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AMFI Sogningen is located in the centre of Sogndal, and underwent a major expansion and upgrade that was completed in 2012. Customers can peruse stylish shops and rest in cosy eateries when visiting. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

AMFI Sogningen


[email protected]/sogningen

AMFI Steinkjer is the largest shopping centre in Nord-Trøndelag county, and is enjoying good growth in sales terms. The centre is situated beside the E6; just 5 min-utes walk from the town centre and railway station.

AMFI Steinkjer


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AMFI Roseby is located on the road to Molde; 10 minutes walk from the town centre. The shopping centre has a complete offering covering everything from prime international brands and nationwide chains to exciting local stores.

AMFI Roseby

VISITORS 2015 1,4 MILL. AREA 42 000 M2 SALES 2015 928 MILL. STORES 70

[email protected]/roseby

The new AMFI Raufoss opened in Novem-ber 2013 with brand new retail space and a significant number of new shops. The centre has become a popular shopping destination in Raufoss. Owned by Coop Norge Eiendom

AMFI Raufoss


[email protected]/raufoss

AMFI Otta is located in central Otta and is the largest shopping centre in Gudbrands-dalen, situated directly beside the main road running through the valley. The centre is well positioned in its local market and enjoys healthy visitor numbers. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

AMFI Otta

VISITORS 2015 714 737AREA 10 000 M2 SALES 2015 348 MILL. STORES 26

[email protected]/otta

AMFI Pyramiden

AMFI Pyramiden is located in Tromsdalen Handelspark in Tromsø, and is easily accessible while also offering good parking. There is a good mix of stores and an excel-lent supermarket, which contribute to the centre’s good position in the local market

VISITORS 2015 1 209 224AREA 13 000 M2


[email protected] amfi.no/pyramiden

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AMFI Surnadal is located in the centre of the municipality of Surnadal and is home to both small and large chain stores, as well as some local retailers. The centre also houses the administrative offices of Amfi Drift AS. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS

AMFI Surnadal


[email protected]/surnadal

AMFI Stord is located on the island of Stord in Sunnhordaland. Offering a good range of stores and easy access, the centre is strengthening and contributing to positive development.

AMFI Stord


[email protected]/stord

AMFI Svolvær

AMFI Svolvær opened in 2005 and is centrally located in the tourist hotspot of Lofoten, where it enjoys excellent access to passing traffic, particularly during the sum-mer months. Owned by LOT Eiendom AS


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AMFI Storkaia Brygge opened its doors in 2005 and is centrally located on the quay-side in the heart of Kristiansund. Offering a great range of stores and popular cafés, this is the city’s top meeting place. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS

AMFI Storkaia Brygge


[email protected]/storkaiabrygge

AMFI Sunndal is the meeting place in Sunndalsøra in the municipality of Sunndal. The centre first opened its doors in 1962 and was one of the first shopping centres ever in Norway. It has since grown steadily. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS

AMFI Sunndal


[email protected]/sunndal

AMFI Tynset was completed following a major expansion in 2011, and is located in Tynset, where it enjoys strong local support thanks to the proximity of schools and the railway in the immediate surroundings. Owned by LL Kjøpesenter AS

AMFI Tynset


[email protected]/tynset

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AMFI Vågsbygd


[email protected]/vagsbygd

AMFI Vågen


[email protected]/vagen

AMFI Vågsbygd is just outside of Kristian-sand and enjoys a strong position in the area. The community centre is based in the same building, there is a good selection of chain stores, and a number of independent shops complete the centre’s offering.

AMFI Vågen is situated in the centre of Sandnes and is a modern shopping centre built on the site of the former Sandnes woollen mill. In addition to 60 stores, the centre is also home to a hotel, cinema, and restaurants.

AMFI Voss is located in Haugamoen and is the only shopping centre in Voss. The centre is a well established local centre ben-efiting from large influxes of people staying in cabins and other tourists.

AMFI Voss


[email protected]/voss

AMFI Verdal is located in the centre of Verdal and is a lovely shopping centre with a separate health and welfare section. The railway station and bus stop are right next to the centre.

AMFI Verdal


[email protected]/verdal

AMFI Ulsteinvik is an easily accessible and popular local centre, situated in the middle of Ulsteinvik in Sunnmøre. The centre of-fers a great range of retailers, bowling, and a restaurant. Owned by Brattøra Eiendom AS

AMFI Ulsteinvik


[email protected]/ulsteinvik

AMFI Valdres is located in the municipality of Nord-Aurdal. An upgrade to the centre in 2011 as well as improved road access has contributed to positive growth. People staying in cabins contribute significantly to its sales. Owned by JS Eiendom AS

AMFI Valdres


[email protected]/valdres

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AMFI Ørsta enjoys a central situation in Ørsta, and was opened in 2006 before being expanded in 2012. It is the largest shopping centre in the region, offers an excellent range of stores, and is the leading shopping destination locally. Owned by LOT Eiendom AS

AMFI Ørsta


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AMFI Åkrehamn is located in the centre of Åkrehamn and is the largest shopping centre in the municipality of Karmøy. The centre was expanded and renovated in 2007, and since then has enjoyed consist-ent growth as a popular centre in the local market.

AMFI Åkrehamn


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Bergen Storsenter is located at the most important traffic hub in the city, adjacent to Bergen Central Station and Bergen Bus Station. Approximately 30,000 people pass through the shopping centre every day.

Bergen Storsenter


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AMFI Ålgård


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AMFI Ålgård is situated on the main road to the centre of Ålgård in the county of Rogaland. The centre is currently under construction and is scheduled to reopen following completion in the autumn of 2014. Owned by Stasjonen Eiendom AS

AMFI Årnes is centrally located in the municipality of Nes in Romerike. In addi-tion to its retail stores, the centre is also home to the library, and its proximity to the cultural centre also contributes to its visitor numbers. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS

AMFI Årnes


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Arkaden functions as an indoor passage between Oslo’s pedestrianized Karl Johan street and the area above Oslo Central Sta-tion. The centre benefits from significant footfall every day.

Arkaden


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Grønland basar is a very attractive district centre in Grønland in Oslo, an area that is particularly diverse and multicultural. The centre is of special architectural interest due to the combination of old and new buildings, and traditional and modern culture.

Grønland basar


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Gunerius


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The traditional Gunerius centre is located by the second largest tram/bus stop in Oslo, and is one of Oslo city centre’s most visited shopping centres.

Harebakken


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Harebakken Senter is centrally located beside the E18, in between the centre of Arendal and up and coming area of Myra. It has been upgraded in several stages and offers a wide range of attractive chain stores interspersed with local specialist retailers. Owned by O. G. Ottersland Eiendom AS

Dombås Senter is located centrally along-side the E6, and benefits from a significant inflow of passing traffic, including many tourist coaches that stop to use the centre’s cafeteria. An expansion of the centre is cur-rently being planned. Owned by LOT Eiendom AS

Dombås Senter


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Bømlo Storsenter currently comprises sev-eral buildings, for which there exist plans to merge in the near future. Together, these buildings form an attractive shopping area in central Bømlo. Owned by Zurhaar & Rubb AS

Bømlo Storsenter


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Bjørneparken kjøpesenter is located directly beside Norwegian National Road 7, the main trunk road between Oslo and Bergen. The centre is the local hub for inhabitants and cabin owners in Flå in Hallingdal, and a natural stopping point for the 4000 cars that pass by daily.

Bjørneparken Kjøpesenter


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Jessheim Storsenter


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Jessheim Storsenter is located in the middle of the town of Jessheim, which is an area enjoying constant growth. The town hall, cultural centre, cinema, and train and bus stations are all its next-door neighbours.

Jærhagen


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Jærhagen is located in the centre of Klepp in Jæren and offers its customers a wide selection of stores. The centre also boasts its own ice rink, which is frequently used by children and young people.

Kvadrat


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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, most recently in 2015. Owned by Storebrand Livsforsikring AS

Lagunen Storsenter is Bergen’s biggest shopping centre and fashion house, and the second largest shopping centre in Norway in terms of sales. For the last three years in a row, Lagunen has won the award for the best shopping centre in Bergen.

Lagunen Storsenter


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Leia Senteret is located in the municipality of Vikna in Nord-Trøndelag. The centre is about to undergo a substantial refurbish-ment that will result in the region having an even better and more exciting range of retail stores. Owned by AmCo Eiendom AS og Coop Rørvik Eiendom AS

Leia Senteret


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Lompensenteret is in Longyearbyen on Svalbard, making it the most northerly shopping centre in the country. Trading is particularly good in certain sectors on Svalbard, such as sport. This is also an area increasing in popularity among tourists.

Lompensenteret


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Mosseporten is located at the intersection of the E6 and Norwegian National Road 120, just a couple of minutes’ drive from the centre of Moss. The shopping centre has been completely rebuilt and modernised in recent years, and is an attractive shopping destination.

Mosseporten


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MoldeTorget is a modern, intimate, and elegant shopping centre situated in the heart of Molde. A key focus of the centre’s stores is on fashion in terms of textiles and shoes, but it is also home to eateries that are among the town’s most popular meeting places.

Moldetorget


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Namsos Storsenter is one of the region’s biggest shopping centres and is located right in the heart of Namsos, enjoying views of the fjord on the one side, Rock City on the second, and bustling town streets on the third.


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Namsos Storsenter

Molde Storsenter is a trade centre focussing on houses, home interiors, and leisure. The centre is located in the middle of Molde’s busiest shopping and business district, and is within walking distance of the town centre.

Molde Storsenter


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Moengården is centrally located in the mid-dle of the regional centre of Nordfjordeid. It is close to the traditional Eidsgata and is currently undergoing a major expansion. Owned by Moengården Vest AS

Moengården


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Malvik Senter is located just off the E6 in the municipality of Malvik, between Trondheim and Stjørdal. The centre is easily accessible from Sveberg and is a local cen-tre in a area with high levels of construction activity. Owned by Chester AS

Malvik Senter


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Sandvika Storsenter


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Sandvika Storsenter is Norway’s largest shopping centre in terms of sales, and the leader in the fashion/textiles sector. The centre is strategically located in one of Norway’s most affluent areas.


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Rygge Storsenter outside Moss is a former industrial complex that was converted into a shopping centre in 2007. The centre is situated close to the E6 and county road 118 in the Varnaveien shopping district, which is a commercial hub well served by roads.

Rygge Storsenter

Romerikssenteret


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Romerikssenteret is a charming local centre in Kløfta. The centre is benefiting from pos-itive growth in terms of visitor numbers and sales, both of which will be strengthened by the building of homes in the local area, as well other general developments nearby.

Narvik Storsenter is situated at the entrance to Narvik when approaching the town from the north along the E6. It is known to be somewhat exclusive as a shopping centre, offering great accessibility, spotless public spaces, and a lovely atmosphere.

VISITORS 2015 1 192 544 AREA 10 000 M2


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Narvik Storsenter

Oasen Storsenter is a family centre on the island of Karmøy, just outside Haugesund. The centre has a wide range of stores in ad-dition to many other service offerings in the health and welfare sectors.

Oasen Storsenter


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Sandens


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Sandens is located in the centre of Kristian-sand and is the fashion house on Markens street, as well as the biggest shopping cen-tre in the town. The centre caters to those interested in fashion and lifestyle that live, study, or are visiting Southern Norway.

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Sødorptunet shopping centre is centrally located by the E6 in Vinstra. The centre is an important local meeting place, and there is still potential for an increase in footfall thanks to people staying in cabins and those visiting the region. Owned by Coop Innlandet SA

Sødorptunet


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Strømmen Storsenter


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Storo Storsenter


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Strømmen Storsenter is Norway’s largest shopping centre in terms of number of retail stores, and is also Norway’s fourth largest shopping centre in terms of sales. The cen-tre was named Shopping Centre of the Year in Norway 2015.

Storo Storsenter is the leading shopping centre in the Oslo region, and has been named as the city’s best shopping centre for the last two years. The centre enjoys a great location and connections to the bus, metro, and tram networks.

Ski Storsenter


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Ski Storsenter is Norway’s eighth larg-est shopping centre in terms of sales, and centrally located by the train station in Ski. The centre is part of a large activity centre in the area featuring a hotel, cinema, library, and homes.

Senter Syd Mortensrud


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Senter Syd is centrally located by the E6 and has good connections to the bus and metro stations. The centre is well estab-lished in this district of Oslo, which has the highest predicted population growth and the largest proportion of young people between the ages of 1 and 19 years old.

Sartor Storsenter is the second largest shop-ping centre in the Bergen region, in an area experiencing major population growth and with a rapidly expanding business sector. The centre is currently under construction, and is scheduled for completion in 2016.

Sartor Storsenter


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Sørlandssenteret


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At 110,500 sqm in area, Sørlandssenteret is Norway’s largest shopping centre in terms of size, in addition to being number 10 in terms of sales. The centre is located by Dyreparken in Kristiansand and is a regional centre for the counties of Agder.

Østfoldhallene is located in between Sarps-borg and Fredrikstad, and enjoys a central location beside Norwegian National Road 109. Its stores are divided between 5 halls/big boxes, and it is an attractive shopping destination. Owned by Storebrand Livsforsikring AS

Østfoldhallene


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Triaden Lørenskog Storsenter


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Triaden Lørenskog Storsenter is easily ac-cessible in the middle of Lørenskog. Thanks to the combination of the shopping centre, hotel, and conference centre, the centre is a hub for commerce, recreation, and dining.

Østerås Senter


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Østerås Senter is a charming and tradi-tional shopping centre located in the middle of the busy and affluent area of Østerås in Bærum. Opened in 1968, it was one of the first shopping centres in Norway.

Vestkanten Storsenter west of Bergen city centre is the largest in the country in terms of its combination of shopping and activi-ties, as it features a water park, ice rink, cultural hall, bowling, and a library. In 2014, the centre won Shopping Centre of the Year and Management Team of the Year.

Vestkanten Storsenter


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Ullevaal

VISITORS 2014 - AREA 14 600 KVM. SALES 2015 388 MILL. STORES 28

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In addition to shops and dining, you will also find Thon Hotel Ullevaal, one of the country’s finest conference centers, Norway’s national footballstadium; Ullevaal Stadium, parking for 600 cars, a plethora of offices, a football museum and bandy court. Owned by Oslo Pensjonsforsikring AS (OPF).

NORWAY

Åsane Stormarked


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Åsane Stormarked has been established in the lively commercial area in Åsane, north of Bergen city centre. The centre is home to, among others, the Nordic region’s largest sports store - G-Max.

2015 CENTRE LOCATION 2015 2014 CHANGE IN %

1 SANDVIKA STORSENTER SANDVIKA 3269 3244 0,82 LAGUNEN STORSENTER BERGEN 3135 3083 1,73 STRØMMEN STORSENTER STRØMMEN 3021 2802 7,84 AMFI MOA ÅLESUND 2778 2745 1,25 SØRLANDSSENTERET KRISTIANSAND 2375 2255 5,36 KVADRAT SANDNES 2301 2369 -2,97 STORO STORSENTER OSLO 2228 2136 4,38 CC VEST OSLO 2117 2097 1,09 SKI STORSENTER SKI 2036 1999 1,8

10 ALNA SENTER OSLO 1975 1892 4,411 OSLO CITY OSLO 1856 1756 5,712 CITY SYD TRONDHEIM 1844 1920 -4,013 CITY LADE TRONDHEIM 1815 1532 18,514 JEKTA STORSENTER TROMSØ 1793 1699 5,515 SARTOR STORSENTER STRAUME 1793 1677 6,916 JESSHEIM STORSENTER JESSHEIM 1784 1662 7,417 CITY NORD BODØ 1573 1370 14,818 VESTKANTEN BERGEN 1571 1567 0,319 GULSKOGEN SENTER DRAMMEN 1551 1485 4,420 ÅSANE STORSENTER BERGEN 1487 1728 -13,921 VINTERBRO SENTER VINTERBRO 1450 1364 6,322 HERKULES KJØPESENTER SKIEN 1445 1387 4,223 CC GJØVIK GJØVIK 1419 1423 -0,324 AKER BRYGGE OSLO 1407 1011 39,125 FARMANDSTREDET TØNSBERG 1401 1367 2,526 AMFI STEINKJER STEINKJER 1378 1402 -1,727 AMANDA STORSENTER HAUGESUND 1360 1378 -1,328 AMFI MADLA HAFRSFJORD 1328 1300 2,229 STRANDTORGET HANDELSPARK LILLEHAMMER 1256 1238 1,530 BYPORTEN SHOPPING OSLO 1145 1075 6,531 LAMBERTSETER SENTER OSLO 1135 1059 7,232 METRO SENTER SKÅRER 1127 998 12,933 HORISONT BERGEN 1126 258 335,934 BUSKERUD STORSENTER KROKSTADELVA 1069 893 19,735 BERGEN STORSENTER BERGEN 1059 1046 1,236 OASEN KJØPESENTER BERGEN 1042 905 15,137 TRONDHEIM TORG TRONDHEIM 1030 1018 1,238 LIERTOPPEN KJØPESENTER LIER 1028 986 4,239 SOLSIDEN KJØPESENTER TRONDHEIM 1024 1031 -0,640 TVEDT-SENTERET STAVANGER 1010 1003 0,841 LØRENSKOG STORSENTER RASTA 984 957 2,942 TORVBYEN FREDRIKSTAD 962 918 4,843 ØSTFOLDHALLENE FREDRIKSTAD 951 892 6,644 AMFI ROSEBY MOLDE 928 892 4,145 GALLERIET BERGEN 916 901 1,646 M44 BRYNE 895 877 2,147 TVEITA SENTER OSLO 891 863 3,348 TREKANTEN SENTER ASKER 876 867 1,149 OSLO S SHOPPING OSLO 859 587 46,450 STOVNER SENTER OSLO 854 920 -7,151 CC STADION HAMAR 834 196 325,052 SIRKUS SHOPPING TRONDHEIM 833 856 -2,653 MAGNETEN LEVANGER 816 773 5,654 DOWN TOWN PORSGRUNN 810 798 1,555 AMFI ALTA ALTA 771 756 2,156 MOLDE STORSENTER MOLDE 757 732 3,457 OASEN STORSENTER HAUGESUND 738 688 7,358 MAXI STORSENTER HAMAR 719 844 -14,959 MANGLERUD SENTER OSLO 718 694 3,560 BRYN SENTER OSLO 714 684 4,3

NORWAY’S 60 LARGEST SHOPPING CENTRES

*Gross revenues excluding Other Activities.

Owned/managed by the Olav Thon Group

Source: Kvarud Analyse

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SWEDEN

WE ARE INVESTING IN SWEDEN!

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The Olav Thon Group currently owns and manages 12 Swedish shopping centres, and has thus positioned itself as one of the

major players in the Swedish shopping centre market.

The Swedish shopping centres comprise approximately 350,000 sqm of buildings and total store sales of approximately SEK 11.2 billion.

Our Sweden property management company, Thon Property AB, is responsible for the entire Swedish property portfolio. The Swedish busi-

ness is headquartered in Stockholm.

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SWEDEN

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NORWAYSVERIGE

Sollentuna Centrum

VISITORS 2015 6,7 MILL. AREA 35 000 M2 SALES 2015 1 348 MILL. SEK STORES 112

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Mirum Galleria

VISITORS 2015 5,5 MILL. AREA 41 000 M2 SALES 2015 975 MILL. SEK STORES 65

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Charlottenbergs Shoppingcenter


[email protected] charlottenbergsshopping.se

Töcksfors Shoppingcenter


[email protected] tocksforsshopping.se

Nordby Shoppingcenter

Mitt i City


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Sollentuna Centrum is located in Sollentuna, approximately 10 km north of Stockholm city centre. The shopping centre is one of Stockholm’s largest. At the same time, it is also Sweden’s first design-oriented shopping centre offering an exciting environment in which to shop.

Mirum Galleria is just outside of the centre of Norrköping, 170 km southeast of Stock-holm. Norrköping is an industrial hub en-joying growth - it is currently Sweden’s 10th largest city. The centre was substantially expanded and refurbished in 2010.

Charlottenbergs Shoppingcenter is located just across the Swedish border on national road 61 in the county of Värmland. In April 2014, a 27,500 sqm extension to the centre was opened. This centre is home to, among other things, the largest supermarket in the Nordic region, with an area of 10,000 sqm.

Töcksfors Shoppingcenter is situated in the municipality of Årjäng just across the Swed-ish border beside the E18 road, which is one of the busiest border crossings. Just 95 km from Oslo, this is the closest cross-border shopping centre to the Norwegian capital.

The centre is located in Strömstad, just across the border at Svinesund. In 2012 Nordby set a sales record of SEK 4 billion, taking the position as the biggest shopping centre in the Nordic region in the process.

Mitt i City is located in the centre of Karlstad, and it is the town’s largest and most natural shopping and meeting place. The bus and train stations are just a stone’s throw away, and it is the hub for all bus routes in Karlstad.

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Entré/Malmö Plaza

EXPECTED VISITORS 5,5 MILL. AREA 42 000 M2 EXPECTED SALES 900 MILL. SEK STORES 100

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Etage


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Familia

VISITORS 2015 1,9 MILL. AREA 20 000 M2 SALES 2015 296,5 MILL. SEK STORES 39

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Långflon


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COOP Torp


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COOP Överby


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Entré is located in the north Malmö suburb of Värnhem. The centre is currently under-going comprehensive overhaul and full re-furbishment. The new shopping centre that is emerging will be called Malmö Plaza. The centre is owned by Commerz Real, and is managed by Thon Property AB.

Etage is located beside the E45 in Trollhät-tan, a town in Västra Götaland that is home to approximately 55,000 inhabitants. The centre represents an important part of the Överby business area, one of Sweden’s larg-est retail sites with sales of approximately SEK 2.5 billion.

Familia is located beside the E4 in the settlement of Hyllinge, 14 km outside of Helsingborg, which is Sweden’s 8th largest city. Familia is part of the larger Hyllinge Storcenter area, which offers approximately 80,000 sqm of retail space.

Långflon shopping centre is located in the municipality of Torsby in Sweden, just across the border from Norway. The first half of the centre opened 25 September 2014, and stage 2 is scheduled for comple-tion in 2016. The centre is owned by Lång-flon Kjöpcentrum AB

COOP Torp is located beside the E6 in Ud-devalla, a town with approx. 54.000 inhabit-ants. The property represents an important part of the Torp business area, one of Sweden’s largest retail sites with 120 stores and sales of approx. SEK 4.0 billion.

COOP Överby is located beside the E44/E45 in Trollhättan. The property has strong tenants like Coop Forum and Systembola-get and represents an important part of the Överby business area, one of Sweden’s larg-est retail sites with sales of approximately SEK 2.5 billion.

marit elisabeth bjerkeManager -

Real Estate Division

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gry ingunn flatakerRegional Manager - Real Estate Division

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trond herbergManager -



thomas rønningDirector -



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lise lindDeveloper -



simen brække olsenManager - Rentals

Amfi


simon lundDeveloper -



dag helge setekleivDeveloper -



torbjørn torskeDirector -

Shopping Centre Development


trond aaseRegional Manager



olav thonCEO

[email protected]. +47 23 08 00 00

tron harald bjerkeHead of

Real Estate Operations


ole-christian hallerudHead of

Real Estate Development


ove skrøvsethManaging Director

Amfi Drift AS


WE CAN HELP YOU TO SUCCEED!We work every day to find great solutions for tenants in our shopping centres.

After many years in the industry, we have built up extensive experience and vast expertise in shopping centre operations and management.

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knut eliassenManaging Director Lagunen Storsenter


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Sartor Storsenter


andré festeManager

Sartor Storsenter

[email protected] Mob. +47 489 92 478 Tel. +47 56 32 11 40

tore kværnerOwner/Director

Jessheim Storsenter


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Vestkanten Storsenter

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june vestadManager - Rentals Molde Storsenter


jenny ahlinManager - Rentals

Thon Property

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Thon Property

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Thon Property

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Thon Property

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REAL ESTATE MANAGERS SWEDEN

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