Overview
Prologis, Inc. is a logistics real estate company that owns, operates and develops properties supporting logistics and global supply chains, alongside a strategic-capital business. Its stated role is to strengthen the infrastructure behind global supply chains.[1][2]
At year-end 2025, Prologis reported a portfolio of more than 1.3 billion square feet across 20 countries and four continents. Its FY2025 revenue was $8.790 billion.[3][4] The company traces its roots to 1983, when predecessor AMB Property Corporation was established.[1] [4][1][2][3]
Products & services
Prologis’s core offering is logistics real estate: facilities it owns, leases, develops and manages, including customer-led build-to-suit projects. Its portfolio also includes data-center development and conversion capabilities.[5][6][7]
Through Prologis Essentials, the company offers warehouse operations, infrastructure, software and workforce solutions. These include advisory and project-management support; material handling and storage; dock, HVAC, mezzanine, power, lighting, cabling, Wi-Fi and security systems; warehouse-management and execution software, IoT and connected software; and automation such as autonomous mobile robots, automated storage and retrieval systems, pallet shuttles, automated forklifts and conveyance. Workforce services include recruitment and staffing, training and retention programs.[8][9][10][11][12][13]
Energy offerings include commercial solar, battery storage, microgrids, data-center power, fleet and workplace EV charging, and grid-scale storage. Prologis reports 1.4 GW of solar supported by battery storage on its warehouse-power page.[14][15][16] [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
Geographic presence
Prologis reported operations across 20 countries on four continents in 2025. Its portfolio comprised approximately 1.3 billion square feet: 802 million in the United States, 255 million in Europe, 115 million in Asia and 128 million in Other Americas.[17]
For 2025, revenue across its real estate and strategic capital segments was approximately $8.00 billion in the United States, $356 million in Europe, $283 million in Other Americas and $150 million in Asia—about 91%, 4%, 3% and 2% of total revenue, respectively.[4]
Prologis reported 2,802 employees as of December 31, 2025; the cited reporting does not give a country-by-country employee breakdown. The company maintains regional office-location pages for Europe and China.[17][18][19] [4][17][18][19]
Business segments
Prologis reports two business segments: **Real Estate** and **Strategic Capital**. Real Estate includes Rental Operations, which leases and manages logistics properties, and Development, which builds and redevelops logistics facilities. Development is part of Real Estate rather than a separate reportable segment. Strategic Capital manages co-investment ventures for institutional partners and earns management and other fees, with potential incentive fees.[20][21][22][23]
In FY2025, Real Estate generated approximately **93%** of revenue ($8.20 billion) and Strategic Capital approximately **7%** ($592 million), out of $8.79 billion total. On a revenue-category basis, rental revenue was $8.16 billion (about **93%**); Strategic Capital revenue was $592 million (about **7%**); and development management and other revenue was $39 million (less than **1%**). These category percentages are rounded and based on consolidated revenue.[4][24] [20][21][22][23][4][24]
Company history
AMB Property Corporation was founded in San Francisco in 1983 by Douglas Abbey, Hamid Moghadam and T. Robert Burke. Security Capital Industrial Trust, the other predecessor, was incorporated in 1991, went public in 1994 and adopted the ProLogis name in 1998. AMB went public in 1997, focused on industrial properties from 1999 and began international expansion in 2002.[25][26]
AMB and ProLogis completed their merger on June 3, 2011, forming Prologis, Inc.[27] Prologis completed its acquisition of DCT Industrial Trust in 2018 and Duke Realty in 2022, expanding through two major industrial real estate deals.[28][29] Effective January 1, 2026, Dan Letter succeeded Moghadam as CEO, while Moghadam became executive chairman.[30][31] [31][25][26][27][28][29][30]
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