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Dexus Wholesale Property Fund (DWPF) has raised more than $600 million in new institutional investments, including a $500 million commitment that represents one of the largest single investments made in an Australian open‑ended property fund.
The $500 million is the first investment through a capital partnership with a major Australian superannuation fund. The remaining $100 million represents investments from a combination of existing and new institutional investors. These transactions were executed as secondary trades reflecting strong investor demand for access to high quality assets and will support both existing investor liquidity needs and selective growth opportunities.
Dexus Chief Executive Officer Ross Du Vernet said the investment demonstrated the quality of the platform Dexus was building.
“This investment is a strong endorsement of our real asset management capability and focus on delivering compelling returns for all investors on our funds management platform. Attracting and deepening significant new institutional capital relationships in the current environment reflects the quality of the Fund’s portfolio and our team’s commitment to deliver for clients.
“Dexus is growing our funds management business through a focus on delivering outperformance and selectively expanding new and existing relationships. This is a key plank of our strategy to build a diversified, capital-efficient business where our strong balance sheet is enhanced with a growing share of earnings from managing real assets and capital for our partners.”
Ross Du Vernet
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