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Prologis PLD

Real EstateMarket cap $105B6 connections

Prologis owns 1.2B+ sq ft of industrial real estate - warehouses and logistics facilities in every major metropolitan market globally. Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and DHL are its largest tenants. E-commerce growth requires 3x more warehouse space than traditional retail. Its development pipeline and 5,500+ buildings across 19 countries make it the irreplaceable infrastructure of global supply chains.

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Suppliers 1

Companies that sell to Prologis

  • CBRE GroupReal Estate · $38BCBRE manages Prologis properties

Customers 4

Companies Prologis sells to

  • AmazonConsumer & Retail · $2.0TAmazon largest Prologis tenant
  • WalmartConsumer & Retail · $700BWalmart leases Prologis warehouses
  • UPSIndustrial & Defense · $100BUPS operates from Prologis facilities
  • FedExIndustrial & Defense · $70BDistribution center leases

Owned by 1

Companies with a stake in Prologis

  • BlackstoneFinance · $200BIndustrial real estate stake

Key relationships in depth

Prologis & Amazon

Amazon is Prologis's single largest tenant, leasing approximately 125M+ square feet of industrial and logistics real estate globally, representing approximately 7% of Prologis's total portfolio revenue. Amazon's network of fulfillment centers, delivery stations, and air hubs is the operational backbone of its next-day and same-day delivery promise.

Why it matters: Amazon's logistics infrastructure is inseparable from its retail and competitive advantage. Delivering in one day or less requires hyperlocal distribution, achievable only through hundreds of large-format facilities. As Amazon's delivery promises accelerate (same-day in 90 US metros), the real estate footprint must expand proportionally.

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