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§ Private Profile · Ystad, Sweden
Food producer and exporter of salted/smoked foodstuffs, cereals, and grains for international markets, focused on West Africa.
Key people at Entradia.
Entradia was founded in 2003 by Felipe Navio (Advisor and Cofounder).
Entradia is a food production and export company based in Ystad and Tollarp, Sweden, that specializes in manufacturing salted and smoked foodstuffs designed for hot climates alongside cereals and grains. The fully family-owned enterprise primarily serves international markets, focusing on distributing meat, poultry, and grain products to customers across West Africa. The organization distributes its goods under recognizable brand names such as ROSITA, which focuses on brined items with extended shelf lives, and Happy Heart, which provides nutritious fiber and protein products. Entradia has spent over 30 years exporting these specific product lines to multiple African countries and recently exhibited its offerings at the West Africa Automotive Show 2024. While the exact founding year remains undisclosed, the company leverages over 50 years of food production experience and is currently owned and operated by Johan Håkansson and his family.
Key people at Entradia.
Entradia was founded in 2003 by Felipe Navio (Advisor and Cofounder).
Entrada Partners is a Texas-based real estate investment firm founded in 2009, specializing in strategic acquisitions and management of industrial and flex properties to deliver superior returns through operational excellence, vertical integration, and a tenant-centric approach.[1][5] The firm manages $616 million in assets under management (AUM), has completed $741 million in total transactions, raised $231 million in equity, and owns 4.5 million square feet of properties, focusing on value creation via renovations and long-term holding strategies.[5] Its mission centers on generating strong financial returns while positively impacting communities, evidenced by its evolution from distressed asset turnarounds during the Global Financial Crisis to a fully integrated platform including property management and general contracting.[1][5]
While not a traditional venture capital firm investing in tech startups, Entrada influences the real estate ecosystem by partnering with investors and operators, underpromising and overdelivering on returns through disciplined deal selection and execution in any market conditions.[5]
Entrada Partners was founded in 2009 amid the Global Financial Crisis as an asset management company focused on turning around distressed assets.[1][5] Key early moves included creating a property management company in 2010 to handle a portfolio of 6,000 apartment units across Hawaii to Texas, followed by acquiring defaulted loans on multifamily properties in Texas in 2011 and expanding into industrial properties by 2013.[1]
The firm's focus shifted in 2016 from apartments to industrial/flex properties, leading to the exit of its apartment management business and emphasis on its own portfolio.[1] Milestones include launching Forge Constructors in 2019 as an in-house general contractor, raising $33 million for Fund I in 2021 and $60 million for Fund II in 2022, and in 2025 introducing an Industrial/Flex Net Asset Value Fund as a perpetual vehicle alongside a dedicated property management arm for full vertical integration.[1]
Entrada rides the wave of industrial real estate demand fueled by e-commerce, logistics expansion, and supply chain reshoring, particularly for flex spaces adaptable to warehousing, manufacturing, and light industrial uses amid post-pandemic shifts.[1][5] Timing aligns with market recovery from distress cycles, where Entrada's crisis-honed expertise in turnarounds positions it to capitalize on industrial property scarcity and rising values, supported by low vacancy rates and tenant demand in Texas and beyond.[1]
The firm influences the ecosystem by enabling investor access to high-yield real estate through structured funds, fostering partnerships with operators and contractors, and demonstrating how vertical integration and tech-enhanced management can scale returns in a sector increasingly intersecting with proptech for smarter asset optimization.[5]
Entrada's perpetual NAV fund launched in 2025 signals a pivot to stable, long-term capital vehicles, positioning it for sustained growth in industrial/flex amid ongoing logistics booms and potential interest rate stabilization.[1] Trends like AI-driven supply chain efficiencies and nearshoring will amplify demand for its property types, potentially expanding AUM beyond $1B as it deploys more equity.
Its influence may evolve toward broader proptech integrations for predictive maintenance and tenant analytics, solidifying Entrada as a model for resilient, community-focused real estate investing—delivering the superior returns promised since its 2009 origins.[1][5]
