Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) Adds $1.2 Billion Industrial Venture With New Partners

Aditi Sarkar

19 September 2026 09:59 PM AEST

Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) Adds $1.2 Billion Industrial Venture With New Partners

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Highlights

Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) has formed a new Investment investment venture with Tokyo Tatemono and UBS Asset Management for an Australian industrial and logistics property properties with an target end value of $1.2 billion.
The proposed arrangement covers properties in Sydney and Brisbane and a development property in Melbourne, extending Charter Hall’s investment venture-led funds management model.
The new venture is a $1.2 billion industrial investment venture bringing together Charter Hall with Japanese developer Tokyo Tatemono and UBS Asset Management.
Industrial property - warehouses, logistics centres and distribution facilities - has been one of the most sought-after real estate categories, driven by E-commerce and supply-chain investment.

Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) has formed a new investment investment venture with Tokyo Tatemono and UBS Asset Management for an Australian industrial and logistics property properties with an target end value of $1.2 billion. The proposed arrangement covers properties in Sydney and Brisbane and a development property in Melbourne, extending Charter Hall’s investment venture-led funds management model.

The industrial investment venture

The new venture is a $1.2 billion industrial investment venture bringing together Charter Hall with Japanese developer Tokyo Tatemono and UBS Asset Management. Industrial property - warehouses, logistics centres and distribution facilities - has been one of the most sought-after real estate categories, driven by e-commerce and supply-chain investment.

How the funds-management model operates

To understand why a investment venture matters so much, it helps to understand Charter Hall's operation. It is not simply a landlord that owns buildings and collects rent. It is a funds manager for property: it raises money from large institutional Market Participants - pension funds, sovereign Wealth funds and the like - and invests that money in real estate on their behalf, earning fees for managing the properties. A central measure in this model is funds under management, or FUM: the total value of the property Charter Hall manages for itself and its partners. The larger the FUM, the greater the recurring fee income, which is why growing it is important to the group's strategy.

Portfolio scope and Capital partners

The asset portfolio comprises three Sydney properties, two Brisbane properties and a 20-hectare infill development property in Melbourne’s Dandenong precinct. Tokyo Tatemono is investing with Charter Hall for the first time, as UBS Asset Management is extending an existing relationship into its first direct industrial and logistics property investment venture with the group.

Items market participants may monitor

Investors may monitor capital deployment, development progress at Dandenong, changes in funds under management and fee income, and the effect of stake rates on property valuations and institutional demand. Charter Hall posted that its Industrial and Logistics platform is valued at $24.9 billion.

FAQs

Q: Who are Charter Hall’s partners?

A:Tokyo Tatemono and UBS Asset Management, on behalf of its clients.

Q: What is the asset portfolio’s target end value?

A:$1.2 billion.

Q: Where are the properties located?

A: The asset portfolio spans Sydney, Brisbane and a development property in Melbourne.

Q: How large is the industrial platform?

A: Charter Hall posted an Industrial and Logistics platform value of $24.9 billion.

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