10 March 2026, Taiwan – ARCH Capital Management (“ARCH Capital”) today announced the divestment of Halo Taoyuan One, its modern logistics centre in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, to KGI Life Insurance Co., Ltd. for NT$6.3 billion (US$201 million). ARCH Capital and KGI Life executed the sale and purchase agreement on 6 March 2026, marking the realization of opportunistic returns for ARCH Capital’s investors. ARCH will continue to manage the asset post-transaction through Halo Logistics, its logistics operating platform.

Richard Yue, Founder and CEO at ARCH Capital, said: “This transaction is part of a series of significant exits we have completed across Asia Pacific in recent months, including our cold storage facility in the Philippines, a shopping centre in Taiwan, a data centre in Manila and other assets. These realizations, representing approximately US$1.2 billion of gross asset value, reflect our ability to execute with discipline across the full investment cycle – from acquisition and development to leasing, stabilization and exit – all the while leveraging our property skills and operational know-how to create and realize value for our investors. This is further evidenced by a recent transaction supported by our investors involving assets which were exited to a living platform managed by ARCH.”

Jonathan Umali, Chief Investment Officer at ARCH Capital, added: “Just as importantly, this transaction proves our Taiwan logistics investment thesis powered by strong institutional demand and deep domestic liquidity for modern and stabilized logistics assets in Taiwan. This momentum is underpinned by Taiwan’s central role in global semiconductor manufacturing, the rise of nearshoring and accelerating e-commerce activities. Furthermore, the exit demonstrates our ability to navigate APAC markets which others find complex to access and execute.”

Halo Taoyuan One is an integrated, modern four-level multi-temperature logistics centre comprising cold, temperature-controlled and dry storage facilities. With a gross floor area of 63,711 sqm and capacity for more than 42,000 pallets, the facility provides state-of-the-art infrastructure in one of Taiwan’s key logistics corridors. ARCH acquired the land in 2021, completed construction in 2023 during the COVID-19 pandemic without delays and within budget, and fully leased the asset by 2024 — a reflection of ARCH Capital’s hands-on management approach across acquisition, development, operations and leasing.

James Chou, Senior Managing Director at ARCH Capital, said: “ARCH has built a strong investment presence in Taiwan across multiple asset classes, supported by a local team with deep sourcing, asset management and execution capabilities. In Taoyuan, we continue to expand our logistics footprint through the Halo platform. Our newest logistics centre, Halo Taoyuan Two, was developed through a joint venture with Mitsubishi Estate on land acquired in 2022. It was completed in 2025, has obtained its occupation permit and is currently fully pre-leased to international tenants. Halo Taoyuan Three is expected to be completed in the second half of 2027, further expanding our Halo platform and track record in Taiwan.”

More broadly, ARCH Capital continues to leverage its operating expertise across living, logistics and data centres through its ARCH-affiliated sector-focused platforms, including Asterra Living, Halo Logistics, and Digital Halo, its data centre platform, supported by local presence and an active operating approach across Asia Pacific.