Mitsubishi Estate

Founded in 1937, Mitsubishi Estate Company Ltd. is a corporate firm based in Tokyo, Japan. The organisation makes investments in real estate activities and its main business lines include commercial property business, residential business, real estate services business, architectural design & engineering business, investment management business and international business.

Mitsubishi Estate has acquired a majority stake in Patron Capital.

This institution is a global alternative asset manager with a multi-decade track record across private markets. The firm invests on behalf of institutional partners through a family of strategies spanning several asset classes and regions. Its teams operate from offices around the world, working with investors and portfolio companies over long holding periods. Subscribe for the full profile, background and analysis.

Name	Job title	Location	Email
Key Contact Mr. Sho Tanaka	Job titleManager, Investment Management	LocationTokyo, Japan	Email-------
Mr. Mutsuko Amiya	Job title Investment Management Professional	LocationTokyo, Japan	Email--------
Mr. Hideki Kobayashi	Job titleGeneral Manager, Urban Energy Strategy Planning Dpt.	LocationTokyo, Japan	Email-------
Mr. Yuzo Nishiyama	Job titleExecutive Director	LocationTokyo, Japan	Email-----------
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Fund	Manager	Commitment date	Commitment size
WPower Fund I	Manager----------	Commitment dateMar 2025	Commitment size-
Keisho Japan Fund II	Manager----------	Commitment dateJun 2025	Commitment size---------
Prime Partners Co-Founder Fund	Manager------	Commitment dateJun 2024	Commitment size----------
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