About This Fund
Arcapita US Industrial Portfolio VI is a U.S. industrial real estate vehicle managed by Arcapita, a Bahrain-headquartered alternative investment manager specializing in Sharia-compliant real estate and private equity across the United States, United Kingdom, and international markets. The portfolio was assembled beginning in January 2021 with the acquisition of the Cedardale Distribution Center, a Class A+ industrial logistics facility totaling 776,629 square feet in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas, fully leased on a long-term net-lease basis to FedEx Ground, a division of FedEx Corporation.
Industrial Portfolio VI followed Arcapita's established U.S. industrial series strategy of acquiring core and core-plus logistics assets in major U.S. distribution corridors—particularly Dallas-Fort Worth—leased to investment-grade single tenants on long-term net-lease agreements. The assets provide stable, bond-like income streams with embedded rent escalations and minimal management overhead, appealing to GCC-based institutional investors seeking U.S. dollar-denominated real estate income in Sharia-compliant structures. The portfolio grew to a total value exceeding $200 million, representing Arcapita's sixth successive U.S. industrial platform and reflecting the firm's track record in logistics real estate accumulating since 2010.
The portfolio achieved a successful exit following a sale to Ares Management, delivering returns to limited partners and demonstrating the depth of institutional demand for U.S. core-plus industrial logistics assets. The transaction validated Arcapita's niche positioning as a bridge between GCC investor capital and U.S. institutional-quality logistics real estate, a strategy that has been replicated across multiple successive vehicles including Industrial Portfolio VII. Arcapita announced plans in April 2025 to invest over $1 billion across the U.S. and United Kingdom in industrial and logistics infrastructure, underscoring the continued relevance of this strategy in its platform.