The company has identified a pipeline of over 3mn sqm across logistics and digital infrastructure assets
ESR has announced its strategic expansion into the Middle East, with plans to establish a long-term logistics real estate and data centres platform across the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Initially focused on Saudi Arabia and the UAWE, ESR has identified a pipeline of over 3 million sqm across logistics and digital infrastructure assets, with a potential end value in excess of US$ 10bn.
Economic growth, expanding trade corridors, evolving supply chains and rising institutional investment are driving demand for modern logistics and digital infrastructure across the GCC.
Local market knowledge
ESR’s strategy combines local market knowledge, relationships, and execution capabilities with its development, asset management, and capital formation expertise. The Group benefits from longstanding relationships with leading institutions and
“The GCC presents a compelling opportunity for ESR to bring together our development, fund management, and operating capabilities in a region characterised by economic dynamism, sustained infrastructure investment and resilient long-term fundamentals,” noted Stuart Gibson, Co-founder and Co-CEO, ESR.
“Our ambition is to build a durable regional platform that delivers long-term value for customers, investors, and communities across the GCC,” stressed Phil Pearce, President, ESR.
ESR is a leading Asia-Pacific real asset owner and manager focused on logistics real estate, data centres and infrastructure that power the digital economy and supply chain for investors, customers, and communities.
