Global logistics real estate firm Goodman Group has invested £75m (€86m) to buy a UK warehouse facility, bringing its total global acquisitions in the past four months to A$1bn (€644m).

The company has acquired the warehouse facility in Enfield, on the outskirts of London.

Greg Goodman, Goodman Group CEO, told Âé¶¹Ó³»­ Real Assets that newly acquired UK asset “will deliver good income for the next four to five yearsâ€�. The intention, he said, was to redevelop the site then.

“This is something that we do,� he said. “We acquire sites in our key markets every quarter or every half (year) to add to our development book.�

The pipeline, he added, had reached A$8.4bn at the end of 31 December – up 95% on the corresponding period of last financial year.

As it bought new sites, the company continued to recycle its portfolio. Last March, It had sold a portfolio of warehouses in central and Eastern Europe to for €1bn.

Earlier Goodman told analysts at the company’s December half-year earnings call the decision to sell the portfolio in Europe was to “reset� its European business.

Goodman said that the group would recycle less than A$1bn in asset sales in the second half of the current financial year.

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