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Prologis

PLD · NYSE, OTC · Real Estate Investment Trusts
Insider buys (12 months)
$1,395
Insider sales (12 months)
$18.3M
8-K reports (12 months)
19
Tracked investors holding
1

At a glance

Prologis reported 2025 revenue of $8.79B, up 7.2% from $8.2B in 2024. Over 4 years since 2021 ($4.76B), that is growth of about 16.6% a year. Operating margin was 49.6%, down from 67.4% in 2021. 2025 was the highest revenue year in this period.

In the last 12 months 5 insiders reported 1 open-market purchase ($1,395) and 6 sales ($18.3M). 4 of the sales were made under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plans. The largest was a sale of $10.1M by Director James B. Connor on Jan 5, 2026. Net, insiders were sellers of $18.3M.

Prologis filed 19 current reports (Form 8-K) in the last 12 months, most often for new financial obligation (5), officer or director change (5), other events (4) and results of operations (4). The latest officer or director change was reported on Jul 1, 2026. It reported a material agreement or a completed acquisition or disposal 2 times.

1 of the 20 investors tracked here held Prologis at the last quarter end, worth $383.7M combined. It is the largest weight for National Pension Service (Korea) (0.2% of its portfolio). Added: National Pension Service (Korea).

Annual results

2021
Revenue $4.76B
Op. $3.21B
2022
Revenue $5.97B
Op. $3.47B
2023
Revenue $8.02B
Op. $3.71B
2024
Revenue $8.2B
Op. $4.42B
2025
Revenue $8.79B
Op. $4.36B
RevenueOperating income (or net income)SEC XBRL annual filings, fiscal years mapped to calendar years
Year20212022202320242025
Net income$2.94B$3.36B$3.06B$3.73B$3.33B
Diluted EPS$3.94$4.25$3.29$4.01$3.56
Dividend per share$0.00$0.02$0.00$0.01$0.03

Fiscal year ends Dec 31 · incorporated in MD

Tracked investors holding (13F)

National Pension Service (Korea)Added$383.7M · 0.2% · held 7 quarters

Weight is the share of each investor's portfolio, as of the quarter end.

Current reports (8-K, last 12 months)

Insider open-market trades (last 12 months)

Source: SEC EDGAR. How figures are combined