JLG Capital and Kasumigaseki Capital Malaysia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore advanced cold-chain and automated logistics infrastructure in Malaysia. The partnership aims to evaluate joint ventures for developing and operating temperature-controlled warehouses, including frozen and chilled storage assets. The initiative supports Malaysia's New Industrial Master Plan 2030 by introducing automated technologies to strengthen local supply chain efficiency and industrial performance.
Logistic Properties of the Americas has agreed to sell income-producing assets at Parque Logístico Calle 80 in Bogotá to Bancolombia for COP 500 billion (around US$152 million). The all-cash deal brings LPA's 2026 asset dispositions to over US$300 million. LPA will retain management duties and fully serviced land with buildable capacity for 1.08 million square feet.
Global investment firm KKR has agreed to sell Japan's Central Tank Terminal Co., Ltd. and Korea's Central Terminal Korea Co., Ltd. to institutional investors. Having acquired CTT in 2021 and CTK in 2023, KKR expanded both bulk storage platforms across Asia. The infrastructure transactions remain subject to customary closing conditions, with financial details unrevealed.
Redevco has agreed to a €49.2 million green loan facility to fund a 52,815 square metre logistics development in Tiel, the Netherlands. Issued to Financière ID, the project is over 70% pre-let to ID Logistics. The scheme incorporates a connection to the Medel Energy Island to manage local grid congestion, targets BREEAM Excellent certification and aims for 75% energy self-sufficiency through on-site solar power.
CapitaLand Investment and Ally Logistic Property have broken ground on OMEGA 1 Singapore, a S$260 million logistics development situated in Gul Lane. Set for completion in the second half of 2028, the facility integrates physical real estate with automated systems and artificial intelligence. Funded through the CapitaLand Southeast Asia Logistics Fund, the smart hub aims to enhance regional supply chain resilience and address local land and labour constraints.
Asia-Pacific real asset manager ESR has signed an agreement to acquire full ownership of Aquila Clean Energy APAC from Hamburg-based Aquila Group. The deal adds a 1.6 GW clean energy portfolio across key markets including Australia, Japan and South Korea. By integrating solar, wind and battery assets with its logistics and data centre operations, ESR aims to meet surging power demand across the region.
