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Vicálvaro, Madrid: 40 MW of power rights, then a sale to DAMAC’s Edgnex

Land and power assembled, then sold to an operator.

By Razvan Toma · Founder & CEO, Ampervia · Last checked 2026-10-13 · Sources linked below

Quick answer

The same manager repeated the play in Vicálvaro, 15 km from central Madrid: it secured a site of about 22,000 m² in 2022, obtained 40 MW of power rights (10 MW immediately, 30 MW by Q1 2026), and sold it in October 2024 to Edgnex, the data center arm of DAMAC, which announced a €400 million project for the first 40 MW. The land price was not disclosed.

Timeline

WhenWhat happened
2022ActivumSG Fund VII secures the site (about 22,000 m²; price not disclosed).
Before sale40 MW power rights secured: 10 MW immediately, 30 MW by Q1 2026.
Oct 2024Sold to DAMAC’s Edgnex; Edgnex announces €400m for the first 40 MW.

What changed between entry and exit

  • Secured staged power rights before selling, so the buyer had a dated route to 40 MW.
  • Sold to a new entrant to Europe that needed a ready platform in Madrid.

Capital and counterparties

ActivumSG Fund VII through the power phase; DAMAC/Edgnex for the build.

Economics: confirmed and not disclosed

ItemFigureNote
Entry price (2022)Not disclosed
Exit price (2024)Not disclosed
Buyer’s announced investment€400 millionBuild cost for the first 40 MW, not seller proceeds

Risks and limitations

  • Neither price is public: the case proves the pathway, not the return.
  • Part of the power (30 MW) was scheduled for later delivery.

Relevance to Ampervia

Staged power (some now, more on a date) is sellable. Buyers price a credible schedule, not only energised megawatts.

Sources

Last checked 2026-10-13. Third-party precedent, not an Ampervia project.

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