ZDR Investments SG VCC announces H1 results and new acquisitions in Europe

PR NewswireSep 11, 2026 7:46 AM

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SINGAPORE, Sept. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ZDR Investments SG VCC, a Singaporean real estate fund specializing in grocery-anchored retail parks across Europe, reported H1 2026 results with a 12-month net return of 7.02% as at 30 June 2026 while the fund's performance since launch now stands at 7.68% p.a. The fund is also seeing growing interest from Asian investors.

ZDR Investments SG VCC is a feeder fund connected to the European-based ZDR Master Fund, managing 46 properties across six European countries, with a combined property value of EUR 614.3 million and annual rental income of EUR 37.7 million. The portfolio maintains a 99.8% occupancy rate, alongside a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of 7.4 years, reflecting the stability and long-term nature of its underlying assets. ZDR Master Fund has been operating since 2017, establishing a track record in the European retail property market.

Expanding the Austrian Portfolio

"The first half of the year confirmed that the ZDR Master Fund is on the right trajectory. As part of our ongoing partnership with Austrian developer Rutter Immobilien Group, we strengthened the fund with further retail park acquisitions in Austria," said David Čubr, CEO of ZDR Investments Group.

Since the start of 2026, the group completed the acquisition of the Amstetten West retail park and signed an acquisition agreement for the PRO Linz shopping centre.

Together, the two projects represent a combined value of approximately EUR 68 million, increasing the fund's exposure to Austria's resilient retail property sector. The transactions also deepen ZDR Investments' partnership with Austrian developer Rutter Immobilien Group, following the acquisition of EUCO Wolfsberg and the Eugendorf retail park near Salzburg in late 2025.

Attracting Capital from Asia

ZDR Investments SG VCC, managed locally by Euro Asia Asset Management, has welcomed an institutional investor attracted to the defensive nature of our strategy for capital preservation with enhanced returns, marking a further step in ZDR Investments' expansion among Asian investors.

"We are pleased to welcome a new strategic partnership in Asia and see this as the beginning of a long-term relationship," said Karol Piovarcsy, Director of Euro Asia Asset Management.

The Singapore-domiciled feeder structure provides international investors with access to the ZDR Master Fund through a regulated framework. Investors can choose between a Growth Class, focused on capital appreciation, and a Dividend Class, designed to provide regular income distributions.

ZDR Investments SG VCC
www.zdrinvestments.sg
contact@zdrinvestments.sg

Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance. Returns shown are net of fees and are not guaranteed. This release is issued for information purposes only and is intended for accredited and institutional investors in Singapore; it does not constitute an offer or solicitation to subscribe for units in any fund.

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