Development of Prologis Logistics Park;

In 2003, ProLogis started its business in China, with its headquarters in Shanghai.

In 2004, the foundation stone of Prologis Guangzhou Bonded Logistics Park was laid, which marked Prologis' entry into the Pearl River Delta region. Prologis' port logistics park business in China-Shanghai Lingang Prologis International Logistics Park project was signed, and the first B-type bonded logistics center in China was settled in Prologis (Suzhou) Logistics Park, and the first Prologis (Suzhou) Logistics Park was established.

In 2005, it entered the markets of Beijing, Tianjin, Foshan, Shenzhen and Hangzhou, and the national network expanded to eight cities. Prologis continued to expand the Tianjin-Prologiteda logistics park project in North China, and the signing of Prologis first airport logistics park-Prologis Beijing Airport Logistics Park project marked Prologis' entry into the North China market.

In 2006, it entered the markets of Chongqing, Qingdao, Jiaxing, Nanjing, Wuxi and Dalian, and the national network expanded to 14 city. Prologis Beijing Airport Logistics Park was awarded the designated logistics base for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games by BOCOG.

In 2007, it entered the markets of Ningbo, Chengdu and Shenyang, and the national network expanded to 17 cities. The foundation stone was laid for Prologis China's first multi-storey warehouse project-Prologis International Logistics Park in Yantian Port, and the first Hope Primary School teaching building donated by Prologis was completed in Wuzhou, Guangxi.

In 2008, it entered Zhuhai market, and the national network expanded to 18 city.

In 2009, the new British company "Global Logistics Property" ("GLP") was established, becoming the largest provider of modern logistics facilities in China.

In 20 10, the parent company of Wanbao, the second largest provider of modern logistics facilities in China, entered the Zhongshan market, and the national network expanded to 19 city.

20 1 1 Established a strategic partnership with Chuanhua Logistics, expanded Prologis' logistics facilities network in China, and added 95 1, 354 square meters of new logistics facilities. Acquisition of 49% shares of Shanghai Yu Pei Group Co., Ltd. ("Yu Pei"), one of the largest suppliers of logistics facilities in China market; Prologis has the right to increase its share in Yu Pei Group to 50%, and can increase its share in existing and future logistics facilities to 85%. Entering the Xiamen market, the national network has expanded to 20 cities. The newly started project is 6,543,800+0.22 million square meters, and the newly leased area and expanded leased area are 6,543,800+0.3 million square meters. Acquired about 53% shares of China Airport Development Co., Ltd., which is the sole developer of cargo handling and bonded logistics park of Beijing Capital International Airport. This has increased the completed property with a building area of 273,843 square meters and the land reserve of 565,438+03,000 square meters for Prologis. Newly entered Changzhou, Chuzhou, Dezhou, Harbin, Langfang and Xi 'an, covering 26 cities across the country. China and Japan completed construction 1.66 million square meters, and added and expanded leased area 1.76 million square meters. In China, it leased112,000 square meters of facilities from a world-renowned e-commerce enterprise, making it the largest operation center of this customer in North China.

20 12, Prologis and Debon Logistics expand the scope of cooperation. Debon Logistics is ProLogis' second largest customer in China. Debon Logistics has leased a total of 267,000 square meters (2,900,000 square feet) of logistics facilities in Prologis, which are distributed in 65,438+03 cities in China. Prologis and the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Committee expanded the total assets of Prologis Japan Development Joint Venture to US$ 2.2 billion. Prologis has invested 82 million dollars in a rooftop solar panel project in Japan, which will generate an IRR of about 65,438+07%. Pross sells three Japanese properties to J-REIT; Continue to expand the fund management platform. Prologis announced that the company's GLP Ayase project in Greater Tokyo, Japan will open. This multi-tenant logistics facility, covering an area of 68,400 square meters (about 736,000 feet), will be started on 20 13 and 10.

20 13 fiscal year 20 14 fiscal year second quarter has covered 33 cities in China. Owns and manages the 125 comprehensive park, and Prologis develops and builds the largest distribution center in China for BMW Brilliance. Prologis launched the CLF fund of $3 billion, which is the world's largest logistics infrastructure fund focusing on China.

2065438+0510/On October 22nd, Prologis Investment Management Co., Ltd. announced that "Prologis Modern Logistics Park" had officially settled in Foshan Gaoming, with a total investment of1500 million yuan.