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Former factory and offices of the bankrupt Levira are at auction for 9.98 million

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The former Portuguese furniture manufacturer Levira, once the largest office furniture producer in Portugal, is auctioned for nearly 10 million euros. The site in Oliveira do Bairro covers 40,695 square meters and houses over 3,000 square meters of offices and administrative zones. The auction runs until October 9 via Leilosoc Worldwide, with a base price of 9.9 million euros. The complex includes 20+ meeting rooms, a 1,400 kVA power capacity, and five loading docks near the A1 highway. The sale follows a 2017 revitalization process initiated by the Portuguese state after the company was acquired by Prebuild owners.

Key points

• Levira was the largest office furniture manufacturer in Portugal, employing approximately 500 people before its 2017 revitalization process.
• The auction site covers 40,695 square meters with over 3,000 square meters of offices and administrative zones, including 20+ meeting rooms and a 1,400 kVA power capacity.

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The auction runs until October 9 via Leilosoc Worldwide, with a base price of 9.9 million euros. The evidence does not specify the final hammer price, the exact number of bidders, or the specific terms of the auction.

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