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Arzan Wealth Launches UK Industrial Portfolio
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Arzan Wealth Launches UK Industrial Portfolio

Arzan Wealth (DIFC) has recently announced the launch of its UK industrial portfolio, marking a strategic expansion of its advisory activities into the British industrial real estate market.

The portfolio has been seeded with industrial assets in established regional locations, including Stuart Close Industrial Estate in Cardiff and Baird Court at Park Farm Industrial Estate in Wellingborough, a core Midlands location within the UK’s ‘Golden Triangle’.

The investment strategy focuses on well-located light industrial and multi-let assets, targeting resilient income and value creation through active asset management. The portfolio is structured to target an average cash yield of 8 per cent for investors, while following a disciplined and risk-managed approach.

Arzan Wealth provided advisory services for the establishment of the portfolio and will continue to advise throughout the holding period. The firm is also progressing its acquisition pipeline and expects to add further assets in the near term, with the objective of scaling the platform to around GBP 200 million.

Commenting on the development, Muhannad Abulhasan, CEO, Arzan Wealth (DIFC), said the launch reflects the firm’s focus on advising on high-quality, income-generating assets in mature international markets, with the UK industrial sector offering strong fundamentals and defensive characteristics for long-term value creation.

Arzan Wealth (DIFC) has recently announced the launch of its UK industrial portfolio, marking a strategic expansion of its advisory activities into the British industrial real estate market. The portfolio has been seeded with industrial assets in established regional locations, including Stuart Close Industrial Estate in Cardiff and Baird Court at Park Farm Industrial Estate in Wellingborough, a core Midlands location within the UK’s ‘Golden Triangle’. The investment strategy focuses on well-located light industrial and multi-let assets, targeting resilient income and value creation through active asset management. The portfolio is structured to target an average cash yield of 8 per cent for investors, while following a disciplined and risk-managed approach. Arzan Wealth provided advisory services for the establishment of the portfolio and will continue to advise throughout the holding period. The firm is also progressing its acquisition pipeline and expects to add further assets in the near term, with the objective of scaling the platform to around GBP 200 million. Commenting on the development, Muhannad Abulhasan, CEO, Arzan Wealth (DIFC), said the launch reflects the firm’s focus on advising on high-quality, income-generating assets in mature international markets, with the UK industrial sector offering strong fundamentals and defensive characteristics for long-term value creation.

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