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  • FTSE 100 Segro agrees to £14bn takeover by Prologis

    Property

    FTSE 100 property firm Segro has agreed to a £14bn takeover by Prologis, bringing an end to a long tussle between the two real estate giants and striking another blow to the London Stock Exchange.  The US-based commercial landowner said on Tuesday that it has reached an agreement with Segro’s board which values the British [...]

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  • Here’s how to fix London listings

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    We need a whole of government effort to halt Britain’s companies falling prey to overseas bids, says Andrew Griffith Mitie’s takeover by rival facilities management group OCS marks the London Stock Exchange’s eleventh £1bn takeover so far this year. That’s before the Prologis bid for Segro. The cry will go up about the London Stock [...]

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  • FTSE 100 Segro ‘minded to accept’ £14bn Prologis takeover

    Property

    Segro has said it is “minded to accept” the £14bn takeover offer tabled by US real estate giant Prologis.  The FTSE 100 property firm said on Wednesday evening that the terms of Prologis’s fourth bid are at a level it would be willing to recommend to its shareholders.  Segro’s update came just five minutes before [...]

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  • Prologis pursuit of Segro descends into silver-haired scrap

    July 22, 2026

    Prologis’s attempt to take over Segro has descended into a spat over the age of its chief executives as the US firm looks to convince the FTSE 100 company’s shareholders to accept its offer, Morning Wire can reveal. New York-listed Prologis, the world’s largest listed real estate company, has warned Segro’s investors that 65-year-old boss [...]

  • FTSE 100 property giant Segro rejects £13.5bn Prologis bid

    July 20, 2026

    Segro has rejected a second and third takeover bid from US rival Prologis, as the tussle between the two property giants steps up a gear. The FTSE 100 real estate firm rejected Prologis’ latest bid last week, which amounted to £9.93 per share and valued the group’s total shares at £13.5bn.  Prologis said its latest [...]

  • Prologis ramps up pressure on FTSE 100 property giant Segro

    July 9, 2026

    US real estate giant Prologis has called on shareholders in FTSE 100 rival Segro to engage with its £12.6bn takeover bid, arguing the deal offers a “substantial upfront premium” and access to a larger global footprint of data centres. Prologis, a real estate investment trust (REIT) based in San Francisco, claimed that “constructive engagement… remains [...]

  • FTSE 100 property firm slams ‘opportunistic, one-sided, inadequate’ takeover offer

    July 8, 2026

    Real estate investment trust Segro has issued a strongly-worded rebuttal of the £12.6bn takeover bid tabled by its US rival. In a scathing updated to investors, the FTSE 100 property firm branded Prologis’s offer “opportunistic, one-sided and inadequate”, after the American investment behemoth proposed combining the two companies into a mammoth investment trust last month. [...]

  • FTSE 100 Segro shares rocket as it fights off £12.6bn swoop by US real estate giant

    June 24, 2026

    Real estate investment firm Segro has rejected a £12.6bn bid from a US fund looking to combine the two companies into one mammoth investment trust. Prologis said it had gone public with its offer in a bid to convince Segro shareholders to back the deal. As part of Prologis’ offer, Segro stocks would be valued [...]

  • Padel craze drives demand for industrial property

    June 10, 2026

    Padel operators have leased out more than one million square feet of industrial space in the last 18 months, as the UK’s newest sports craze takes over the country’s warehouses. The volume of square feet snapped up for Britain’s fastest-growing racquet sport in the past year and a half is almost seven times that in [...]

  • Tate & Lyle becomes latest market stalwart to quit London

    June 9, 2026

    Tate & Lyle on Monday became the latest City stalwart to head for the door. Felix Armstrong recounts the accelerating exodus from London’s stock market As the summer holidays beckon, stalwarts of the London Stock Exchange are packing their bags ahead of a potential departure to warmer climes. FTSE grandee Tate & Lyle became the [...]

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