HERO
Site development for digital infrastructure.
Across the European Union and North Africa.
European Union
North Africa
Across the European Union and North Africa.
The firm was established in 2026 and forms part of HaasGroup, a Netherlands-based property and construction group. Activity covers origination, grid capacity, consenting and site delivery.
Demand is no longer driven by the large platforms alone. European AI and cloud providers require capacity that is hosted and governed within the Union, and public programmes are funding it at scale. Sites in the European Union, and sites in North Africa connected to the European grid, serve that requirement directly.
KATAMATZU works with network operators, public authorities, landowners and specialist engineering practices. Data centre engineering is retained per site.
| Region | Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Benelux | Port and industrial areas with heavy connections | Active |
| Southern Europe | Coastal industrial land and grid landing points | Active |
| North Africa | Sites interconnected with the European grid | Active |
| Central and Eastern Europe | Emerging capacity outside the established hubs | Under review |
| Nordics | Long-term positions | Pipeline |
KATAMATZU operates across the European Union and North Africa. Individual site particulars and evidence of capacity are provided under confidentiality.
Origination, option and acquisition of industrial, free-zone and brownfield sites.
Connection studies, capacity agreements, and transfer of contracted capacity with title.
Planning and environmental consent, supporting studies and design documentation.
Site preparation to a construction-ready standard, with specialist consultants retained per site.
A data centre site is a long-term industrial user. It presents a stable and predictable load, provides capacity for co-located generation and storage, makes recoverable heat available for desalination or industry, and sustains skilled employment over the life of the asset.
KATAMATZU engages with authorities and network operators at an early stage, before land is committed.
