Sandra Ortega Buys Telefónica Headquarters in Germany

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Sandra Ortega, the richest woman in Spain and daughter of the founder of Zara Amancio Ortega, has invested 150 million euros to take over two buildings in Germany, one of which is the headquarters of Telefónica in the country. These are two buildings destined for offices in Hamburg and Munich, confirm to CincoDías from Rosp Corunna, the holding of the Galician investor.

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That your father is the richest person in your country and one of the richest in the world, mark. Time has confirmed that we will not see Sandra Ortega (A Coruña, 56) in photocalls or covers but, despite leading a discreet life, all his movements end up occupying headlines in the [...] The entry Sandra Ortega follows in his father's footsteps: buy two buildings in Germany for 150 million euros aparece primero en Forbes España.

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One of the properties purchased is located in Hamburg and the other in Munich. The operation has been closed through the real estate company Ferrado.

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Sandra Ortega, the eldest daughter of the founder of Inditex, Amancio Ortega, has acquired two buildings in Germany for a combined amount of 150 million euros, as confirmed by...

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Sandra Ortega, the eldest daughter of the founder of Inditex, Amancio Ortega, has closed the purchase of two office buildings in Germany for a total of 150 million euros. The operation, carried out through its real estate agency Ferrado — a subsidiary of the Rosp Corunna group, the family office that manages its assets — includes a property in Hamburg that houses one of Telefónica’s headquarters in that country and another in Munich, rented to t…

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Sandra Ortega, daughter of the founder of Inditex, Amancio Ortega, has acquired two buildings in Germany, one of them the headquarters of Telefónica, for an amount of 150 million euros, as confirmed by Europa Press in sources familiar with the operation.