A deal involving Keppel DC REIT is expected to have a significant impact on secondary fundraising. The transaction will push secondary fundraising past $4b.
Further information about this development is available from Singapore Business Review. Details of the deal and its implications are provided in their report.
The source provides more insight into the Keppel DC REIT deal and its effects on secondary fundraising, which is now set to exceed $4b.
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