Korea Post plans to increase investments in AI data centers and real estate in Europe and the United States
Golden Ten Data May 22|Korea Post currently manages approximately 157 trillion won (about $104 billion) in savings and insurance funds, making it one of Korea’s most important long-term institutional investors. Facing continued losses in traditional postal services, Korea Post is accelerating its shift toward high-yield asset investments, focusing on AI data centers, logistics facilities, and multi-family residential properties in European and American real estate to improve overall investment returns. Korea Post has selected Blackstone and Madison International Realty as priority bidders to jointly manage a secondary market real estate fund with a scale of about $230 million.
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