Kasumigaseki Capital secures DBJ equity investment for Atsugi automated dry warehouse project
Bitget2026/09/30 06:37- Kasumigaseki Capital secured an equity investment from Japan Development Bank under its “Supply Chain Resilience and Infrastructure Sophistication Fund.”
- Funding targets the group’s first dry automated warehouse development in Atsugi, Kanagawa, via the Drytech Atsugi special-purpose vehicle.
- Project aims to establish a new asset class of highly automated leased logistics facilities, using integrated building, automation equipment, systems design.
- Facility planned at 19,708 sq m gross floor area on a 9,913.35 sq m site, with completion slated for spring 2029.
- Kasumigaseki Capital is a Tokyo-based real estate developer expanding from temperature-controlled logistics into dry logistics automation.
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