EQT Real Estate Europe Logistics Value Fund V holds final close at its hard-cap, raising EUR 3.1 billion in total commitments

The successful fundraise reflects investor confidence in the strategy's execution model, performance, and ability to capitalize on evolving market dynamics. Logistics occupational demand continues to benefit from structural tailwinds including e-commerce growth, increased government and infrastructure spending, and supply chain modernization. New supply remains constrained due to planning restrictions, land scarcity, power connectivity and elevated financing costs, creating opportunities for EQT to apply its locals-with-locals approach and hands-on active management to deliver outsized rental growth and value creation.

Henry Steinberg, Global Head of EQT Real Estate, said: "We're incredibly grateful to both our longstanding investors and new partners for their confidence in our platform. Achieving such a successful fundraise is an important milestone for EQT Real Estate and underscores the trust we've built over decades and the strength of our global platform, defined by deep local execution and a powerful global perspective. The structural tailwinds driving investment in European logistics are as strong as ever, and we're excited to continue executing our strategy as we seek to deliver modern, future-proofed assets in markets where tenants need them the most."

John Toukatly, Partner and Chief Investment Officer, Europe Logistics, said: "The current market environment is presenting some of the most attractive entry pricing we've seen in European logistics in nearly a decade. Pricing across the risk spectrum continues to normalize, financing conditions for well-located and well-let assets remain robust, and supply remains constrained across the majority of key submarkets. Against this backdrop, EQT Real Estate is well-positioned to unlock meaningful long-term value where our scale and expertise serve as key differentiators."