CentriLogic Inc.

CentriLogic Inc.

CentriLogic was founded in 2002 by Felix Laj, who began with a family-owned warehousing and distribution company in Ontario. The firm later pivoted to private equity and asset management, leveraging the Laj family's capital base to build a diversified portfolio across digital infrastructure, real estate, and private credit. The wealth origin traces to transportation and logistics operations in the Greater Toronto Area. The firm targets core-plus and value-add investments primarily in digital infrastructure, including data centers, cell towers, and fiber networks, alongside commercial real estate in secondary markets. CentriLogic also deploys capital into private credit for mid-market companies and has made selective bets in healthcare services and community energy systems. Geographically, the firm focuses on Canada and the United States, with confirmed positions in Ontario, Quebec, and the U.S. Midwest. CentriLogic maintains a lean investment team of fewer than 20 professionals, blending family-office staff with external operating partners. Offices are known in Mississauga and Toronto. The firm operates a philanthropic arm, the Laj Family Foundation, which supports youth education and community health in southwestern Ontario. In late 2024, the firm closed its largest single-asset co-investment, a C$400M cold-storage logistics facility in Windsor, Ontario (per public record, 2024). The firm's structural differentiator is its hybrid model: CentriLogic acts as a direct investor alongside institutional capital partners, often leading deals with a family-office anchor tranche. This allows them to underwrite risk and hold assets longer than traditional PE funds, while still offering co-investment slots to external LPs in a club-deal structure.