Positioned for long-term success
Our simple but effective business model and the consistent application of our clear strategy have created a portfolio of irreplaceable pan-European warehouses and data centres, as well as an exceptional land bank.
They are expertly managed by our industry-leading operating platform that drives growth and unlocks value. This is particularly valuable in a sector where powerful, long-term structural drivers support demand for our space and limit competition.
Supportive structural trends
We are focused on the industrial sector where there are long-term structural trends driving occupier demand from a diverse range of business sectors
Restricted land availability limits supply response
Weighted towards urban warehousing where there are significant barriers to entry due to land supply and increasingly challenging planning regimes
Market-leading pan-European operating platform
Our teams on the ground in each market build close relationships with our customers and other business partners, helping us to drive value and create new opportunities
Prime portfolio of existing assets
One of the most modern and sustainable pan-European portfolios focused on the most attractive European markets
Exceptional land bank for development
Our extensive land bank is a rare and valuable asset and an important source of growth, both in terms of the physical assets that it allows us to develop and the rental income that those buildings generate
Strong balance sheet
A balance sheet with modest leverage and a diverse, long duration debt profile that provides us with plenty of capacity for investment
Growth opportunities
We have the potential to more than double our rental income through proactive asset management of our existing assets and the development of our land bank, supported by a strong balance sheet with plenty of firepower.
One sector that continues to grow regardless of the macroeconomic environment is the data centre sector, which is being driven by huge demand for data as our lives increasingly digitalise and we consume more digital content than physical goods.
Supply of new data centres is limited by a lack of power infrastructure and land in key Availability Zones across Europe which is driving strong rental growth.