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ORIX Acquires Three Multifamily Properties for Approximately $200M

ORIX Corporation USA announced that its Real Estate Investment Strategies team-operated subsidiaries have acquired three multifamily properties totaling 1,029 units in Texas and Georgia. The transactions, representing approximately $200M in aggregate value, expand ORIX USA's multifamily equity portfolio and reflect the firm's continued investment in residential real estate across the United States. The three investments outlined below demonstrate ORIX USA's ability to pursue multifamily equity opportunities across a range of investment profiles, from acquiring recently constructed assets below replacement cost to repositioning established properties through targeted capital investment and operational improvements. The Kendrick - Atlanta, Georgia: ORIX USA acquired the Kendrick, a 1998-built, 423-unit garden-style multifamily community located in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood, near major employment, retail and entertainment centers. The business plan includes capital improvements to modernize units and common areas. Lookout - Dripping Springs, Texas: ORIX USA acquired Lookout, a 241-unit multifamily community in Dripping Springs, outside Austin. Completed in 2025, the Class A+ Gurban property is a market leading best-in-class asset purchased below replacement cost. ORIX USA plans to stabilize the property while investing in technology, amenities and other enhancements. Vic at Jordan Ranch - Katy, Texas: ORIX USA also acquired Vic at Jordan Ranch, a 365-unit, Class A garden-style multifamily community in Katy, Texas. The asset is stabilized and well located in the affluent Jordan Ranch master-planned community, an area benefitting from continued growth and future development. The team will focus on targeted operational improvements that enhance property performance and long-term value.

Solidion Technology Enters Agreement with Hilco Global

Solidion Technology (STI) entered into a binding agreement with the IP Services Practice of Hilco Global (IX) to monetize its foundational energy portfolio and enforce its patent rights. Hilco has analyzed the Solidion patent portfolio to identify high value assets and the patent data suggest that a significant number of global companies will likely require a license to the Solidion portfolio. In the energy storage segment in particular, virtually all the major players in the industry have technology that overlaps with the Solidion portfolio and the same appears to be true in semiconductors, consumer electronics and aerospace.