Periskop strengthens its logistics and industrial real estate platform with the appointment of Philipp Loth as Director Logistics & Light Industrial

Periskop Partners continues to expand its logistics business: On January 15, 2026, Philipp Loth joined Periskop Logistics as Director Logistics & Light Industrial. Based primarily in Frankfurt am Main, he reports to Dr. Kilian Mahler, Managing Partner of Periskop Logistics.

With two decades of experience in investment and asset management for logistics and light industrial real estate, Philipp Loth brings extensive expertise to his new role. Most recently, he served as a member of the Management Board and Head of Investment Management Germany at GARBE Industrial Real Estate in Frankfurt, where he also headed the local branch. His previous positions include roles at Schroder Property Investment Management, focusing on pan-European logistics fund management, and at Goldman Sachs’ Archon Group. Throughout his career, Loth has been responsible for transactions with a total volume of approximately €5.5 billion, including around €4 billion in logistics assets and €750 million in the light industrial segment.

At Periskop Logistics, Loth will focus on further developing the company’s investment strategies in logistics and light industrial real estate. He will act as a key contact for owners, investors, and advisers in these segments.

Dr. Kilian Mahler, Managing Partner, Periskop Logistics:

“With Philipp Loth, we are gaining an exceptionally experienced and well-connected expert in logistics and light industrial real estate. His extensive market knowledge and transaction expertise will play a key role in further strengthening Periskop Logistics’ market position."

Philipp Loth:

“I am very much looking forward to this new opportunity and to working with the experienced Periskop team to unlock new growth potential. We see compelling opportunities for investors across the spectrum — from core and core-plus logistics assets to sale-and-leaseback properties offering attractive distribution yields. Assets with value-add potential will also remain a clear focus.”

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