The Ștefăneștii de Jos data centers are two proposed facilities planned within an industrial park already owned by Warehouses De Pauw in Ilfov County, Romania, on the outskirts of Bucharest, to be co-developed with a company owned by WDP Romania's country manager. The project would require a new high-voltage transformer station to connect the site to the national grid. As of the most recent reporting, WDP has confirmed only a general interest in data center development and has not verified the project's specifics, with approvals and authorizations still in progress and no construction underway.
Warehouses De Pauw (WDP) is a Belgian logistics real estate developer and investor headquartered in Wolvertem, publicly listed and controlled by its founding de Pauw family, who hold approximately 19% of the company. Its international portfolio spans roughly 7 million sqm across around 300 sites in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, and Romania, where its holdings are valued at over €1.6 billion and spread across more than 80 locations nationwide. The company's core business is developing and investing in semi-industrial and logistics properties for warehousing, distribution, and manufacturing.
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