
Halcyon invests in last-mile logistics and light industrial across three regions: the Benelux ports, the German industrial heartland and the Nordic capitals. Eight target metros anchor the pipeline.
Benelux · Germany · NordicsOnline penetration in target markets is pushing past 19%. Every €1bn of online sales needs an estimated 70,000 sqm of logistics space to fulfil it.
Occupiers are re-shoring production and inventory back into Europe, adding structural demand for modern industrial space near the end customer.
Modern, EPC A/B stock with clear heights of 10m or more is under 15% of standing stock in target metros. New supply is constrained by land and planning.
Acquire ageing but well-located stock, mostly off-market or bilateral, at a discount to what it would cost to build the same asset new today. The repriced basis is the first line of downside protection.
Retrofit to EPC A/B, upgrade clear heights and yards, then lease vacant or under-rented space to modern occupiers. In-house asset management delivers the capex plan on a fixed programme.
Once income is secured, refinance against the higher stabilised value to return a large share of LP capital early, then hold the asset for stabilised cash yield. This lifts DPI from year 3 and shortens the J-curve.
Around 70% of standing industrial stock sits below EPC C and faces obsolescence as occupiers and lenders demand green space. That gap is the value-add entry point. Every asset is underwritten to an EPC A/B exit.
Retrofit to EPC A/B · Stockholm| Assets | 12 – 16 |
| Avg equity ticket | €18M – €30M |
| Max single asset | 15% of commitments |
| Asset-level leverage | ≤ 65% LTC |
| Portfolio leverage | ~60% LTV at stabilisation |
| Sector | Last-mile & light industrial |