Investcorp Capital adds more US industrial properties

Investcorp Capital has added 19 industrial real estate assets in the US to its global portfolio.

The Abu Dhabi-listed alternative investment company acquired the industrial properties, totaling 1.4 million square feet, across Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati for more than $200 million.

The US portfolio is almost 97 percent occupied and leased to a diversified tenant base spanning light manufacturing, logistics, wholesale distribution, industrial services and consumer-related businesses, the company said in a statement.

“These assets’ high occupancies and tenant diversification help position the portfolio for what we believe to be durable performance in both the near and long term,” the company added.

Thirteen buildings are located in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas; four in Chicago, Illinois; and one each in Indianapolis, Indiana, and Cincinnati, Ohio.

Investcorp Capital CEO Sana Khater said US industrial real estate continues to stand out as one of the most resilient real asset sectors globally, supported by evolving supply chains, domestic manufacturing activity and continued demand for well-located logistics infrastructure.

In April Investcorp Capital invested $200 million in US senior housing and multifamily properties.

The company has underwritten $174 million of real estate investments as of March 30, 2026, the statement said.

Investcorp Capital shares closed at AED1.42 on Monday, up more than 1 percent so far this year. Bahrain’s Investcorp owns 71 percent of the company.

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