Ownership

Main shareholders in Lefdal Mine Datacenter.

The main shareholders in Lefdal Mine Datacenter are the Columbia Threadneedle European Sustainable Infrastructure Fund and Professor Friedhelm Loh.

The Columbia Threadneedle

The Columbia Threadneedle managed fund - Columbia Threadneedle European Sustainable Infrastructure Fund (ESIF), a €1bn infrastructure fund targeting European investments, owns 66.67% of the shares in Lefdal Mine Datacenter. The fund's GP in Luxembourg, Sackville (CTESIF) GP S.a.r.l, is managed by Threadneedle Portfolio Services Limited in the UK, an entity wholly owned by Columbia Threadneedle/Ameriprise Group.

ESIF is an open-ended, evergreen infrastructure fund that invests in European mid-market equity assets, managed by leading global asset management firm Columbia Threadneedle Investments. Columbia Threadneedle manages investments for individual investors, financial advisers, and wealth managers, as well as institutions such as pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and endowments & foundations. The firm has more than 2,000 employees, including over 450 investment professionals, and invests across all major asset classes and markets.

Professor Friedhelm Loh

Professor Friedhelm Loh manages and owns a group of companies that provide software, products, and services to a range of industries including switchgear manufacturing, power distribution, steel, and plastics. The group has most recently counted 12,500 employees, 80 global subsidiaries, and realized annual revenue of around €2.6 billion.

The largest company in the group, Rittal, supplies enclosures, climate-control technology, power distribution components, and IT infrastructure. Software and cloud solutions are rendered via German Edge Cloud, EPlan, and Cideon . Professor Friedhelm Loh serves as honorary president of the ZVEI, a German electronics and electrical manufacturers association.