The main shareholder of Servatur, Kai-Robert Mikaelsen, has formalized this March the process of organizing the purchase of land in Norway to invest in the construction sector. Specifically, Mikaelsen has used the company Basseng Parken Eiendom AS to develop a plan in his hometown, Gjøvik, and for which he has partnered with Bashar Zabin. In the Canary Islands, the company maintains its agenda of controlling 5.200 beds before 2025, as a group source explained to Maspalomas24H this Monday.
Servatur maintains its renewal agenda to increase market share. Covid19 generated a drain on the company's accounts of 12 million euros. At the moment, the company's capital is 102,3 million euros and the company's net worth is 33,5 million euros. The group's debts total 53,2 million euros. While Lopesan goes from chain to manager, Servatur is the other way around. She has gone from being a manager to owner and manager of the establishments she controls.
Since 2020, Fredensborg, owned by Norwegian Ivar Tollefsen, has acquired 50 percent of Servatur's shares when it managed thirteen tourist establishments in Gran Canaria. Tollefsen is the reference partner of Kai Mikaelsen, who bought the Canary Islands tourism company 10 years ago and now holds the remaining 50% of the share capital. The Fernández family has 6,9%.
