Prologis Trading Volume Drops 47.73% Ranking 239th Despite Stock Price Increase

On May 1, 2025, Prologis (PLD) saw a trading volume of $409 million, a 47.73% decrease from the previous day, ranking 239th in the day's stock market activity. The stock price of Prologis increased by 0.86%.

Prologis, Inc. has announced that Los Angeles will host GROUNDBREAKERSTM 2025 on September 30, 2025. This event is Prologis’ flagship thought leadership forum, bringing together senior executives from innovative companies to explore bold ideas and shape the future of business, infrastructure, and sustainability. The invitation-only event will convene approximately 300 leaders across logistics, supply chain, energy, and technology for focused, forward-looking conversations. The one-day conference will be livestreamed globally and complemented by a series of in-person salon dinners.

Los Angeles, known for its international commerce, innovation, and cultural influence, sets the stage for a world-class dialogue on what’s driving excellence in the world of business today. The forum will be held at NeueHouse Hollywood, a historic venue designed by architect William Lescaze and opened in 1938. Megan Creecy-Herman, West Region President for Prologis, highlighted Los Angeles' critical role as a gateway for global trade, with its ports, infrastructure, and logistics network driving the movement of goods between Asia, the U.S., and beyond.

Southern California is Prologis’ largest market, encompassing 551 modern logistics facilities and approximately 125 million square feet across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Prologis and its facilities support nearly 800 companies operating in the region, representing 125,000 local jobs. The company’s portfolio and commitment to sustainable logistics help ensure Southern California remains a key gateway of commerce between the U.S. and the rest of the world. California’s ports handle more than 40% of the nation’s container imports, and over $659 billion in outbound shipments move through the state.