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Prologis said it remained ready to engage with Segro and urged the company's shareholders to encourage their board to enter into talks.

REITs are poised for 6-7% earnings growth in coming years, outpacing the historical 3-4% average, with multiple sectors showing accelerating fundamentals. Shopping centers, healthcare (notably senior housing), and data centers are standout sectors, benefiting from robust private market demand, supply constraints, and AI-driven tailwinds. Office REITs see improving leasing, especially from AI-related demand, while quality bifurcation widens; overweight positions in BXP and CUZ reflect this thesis.

Prologis, Inc. maintains a robust competitive moat through prime locations, scale, and expansion into data centers and renewable energy services. PLD's embedded growth is underpinned by a 17% mark-to-market rent spread (~$750M in lease rollover revenue) and a $42B development pipeline. The REIT's strong balance sheet, 3.3% average interest rate, and nearly 8-year debt maturity enable opportunistic growth and M&A flexibility.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Prologis, Inc. (NYSE: PLD) today announced that its board of directors appointed Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. as a director of the company.

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Segro PLC's (LSE:SGRO) rejection of a £12.6 billion takeover approach from US giant Prologis Inc (NYSE:PLD) may be only the opening round in what could become one of the biggest UK property deals in years. The US logistics giant's all-share proposal valued Segro at 925p a share, a 24.6% premium to the undisturbed share price and broadly in line with the company's last reported net asset value.

Prologis Inc (NYSE:PLD) has gone public with a possible offer for FTSE 100-listed Segro PLC (LSE:SGRO) after the logistics property group rejected a £12.6 billion all-share takeover proposal. The US-listed warehouse landlord said it wrote to Segro's board on 16 June with an indicative proposal under which Segro shareholders would receive 0.084 new Prologis shares for each Segro share held.

The world's largest owner of industrial real estate said it sees a clear strategic rationale for a combination and urged Segro shareholders to encourage the board to engage.

U.S. logistics major Prologis said on ​Wednesday London-listed warehouse landlord ‌Segro rejected its all-share takeover proposal, which valued ​the British company ​at about £12.6 billion ($16.62 billion).

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