Prologis Shares Jump 2.43% on Strong Volume as $420M Trade Ranks 280th in Market Activity

On July 29, 2025, Prologis (PLD) reported a 2.43% increase in its stock price, with a trading volume of $0.42 billion, marking a 35.16% rise from the previous day’s volume and ranking 280th in market activity. The company’s recent performance reflects a mix of operational resilience and evolving market dynamics.

Prologis’ Q2 2025 results highlighted robust leasing activity and strong funds from operations (FFO), with management raising full-year guidance amid a rebound in warehouse demand. CEO Hamid Moghadam emphasized growing construction costs driven by labor shortages tied to U.S. immigration policies, while noting improved tenant demand as tariff-related uncertainties ease. Analysts at Mizuho upgraded the price target to $109, citing stable occupancy trends and improved leasing pipelines, though high interest expenses remain a concern.

Market sentiment was further shaped by Prologis’ strategic focus on expanding warehouse developments tailored to specific tenants, signaling confidence in sustained logistics sector demand. Despite challenges such as rising construction costs and interest rate pressures, the company’s adjusted core FFO growth and proactive guidance adjustments underscored its ability to navigate macroeconomic headwinds.

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