The secondary transaction reportedly involved investments alongside several major private equity sponsors, with the seller retaining a portion of the assets.
The newly formed joint venture acquired an 87-building industrial portfolio across eight US markets, with GID retaining asset management responsibilities.
The AI-powered coding platform raised $400 million in March at a $9 billion valuation, nearly three times its level six months earlier.
The mandate covers LP-led and direct transactions alongside SME acquisitions, with up to three managers eligible for commitments.
Stableton will contribute its secondary market expertise, while Mnaara provides a Shariah-compliant investment methodology to target the 15 largest private tech unicorns in developed markets.
The equity management platform is expanding into private market liquidity, with plans to develop a secondary marketplace for company-approved transactions.
