Key Takeaways
- • Prologis reports that $3.2 trillion in goods moved through its warehouses in 2024, a 19% increase from 2022.
- • Approximately $2 trillion of goods produced or sold in the U.S. passed through Prologis facilities in 2024.
- • Activities in Prologis facilities generated an estimated $348 billion in economic activity across its 19 countries of operation.
- • The company estimates 1.15 million people worked under a Prologis roof globally, rising to a 3.6 million employment impact when indirect and induced jobs are included.
- • The global tax impact associated with activities in Prologis buildings was $77 billion.
Summary
Prologis has published an economic impact report quantifying the scale of its logistics footprint in 2024. According to the company's report, $3.2 trillion worth of goods moved through its warehouses during the year, a 19% increase from 2022. Of that total, roughly $2 trillion comprised goods produced or sold within the United States, underscoring the company's significance to domestic supply chains.
The report estimates that activities in Prologis facilities generated $348 billion in economic activity across the company's 19 countries of operation. Prologis also cites a global tax impact of $77 billion associated with activities in its buildings.
On employment, the company states that 1.15 million people worked under a Prologis roof worldwide. When indirect and induced jobs are included, the global employment impact rises to an estimated 3.6 million. The figures are presented as company-generated estimates in a self-published report, and the primary source does not disclose the methodology used to derive them.
The report frames Prologis's role under the theme "The World Runs on Logistics," positioning the company as an active shaper of global commerce infrastructure. For institutional investors, the figures provide a benchmark for the scale of the company's warehouse portfolio and its economic footprint across its operating markets.
The report estimates that activities in Prologis facilities generated $348 billion in economic activity across the company's 19 countries of operation. Prologis also cites a global tax impact of $77 billion associated with activities in its buildings.
On employment, the company states that 1.15 million people worked under a Prologis roof worldwide. When indirect and induced jobs are included, the global employment impact rises to an estimated 3.6 million. The figures are presented as company-generated estimates in a self-published report, and the primary source does not disclose the methodology used to derive them.
The report frames Prologis's role under the theme "The World Runs on Logistics," positioning the company as an active shaper of global commerce infrastructure. For institutional investors, the figures provide a benchmark for the scale of the company's warehouse portfolio and its economic footprint across its operating markets.
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