The growth of e-commerce over the past decade has demonstrated just how critical logistics real estate is to our customers’ revenue generation. Increasingly, logistics users must have the right location and the right building equipped with the right features in order to tap into the power of today’s evolving supply chain as a source of competitive advantage.
CTP, one of Europe’s top-five logistics property companies and the largest logistics property owner-developer in CEE, has successfully issued its second Green bond for EUR 400 million, following the company's inaugural EUR 650 million issue in October
VGP, a pan-European provider of high-quality logistics and semi-industrial real estate, has handed over to the Swiss technology company Flisom AG a building in its VGP Park Kecskemét.
Prologis, the global leader in logistics real estate, is launching a pan-European charitable giving initiative throughout the whole month of December. The European team expects the campaign to return over €200,000 to charities and good causes close to the local communities that they are part of.
CTP strengthens further its Hungarian team as business developer András Kiss joined the company in November. As a member of the largest industrial real estate developer in Central and Eastern Europe he will be involved in the implementation of the company’s large-scale future plans.
Automation has the power to revolutionize logistics operations. As capabilities expand alongside declining costs, faster returns on investment (ROIs) are fueling adoption. Three trends are aligning to drive higher levels of automation within our facilities.
The gross lettable area of industrial locations operated by CTP has passed 6 million square meters. The growth has continued due to long term trends of increasing e-commerce and supply chain relocations, supported by the covid-19 crises
