Key Takeaways
- • Prologis (NYSE: PLD) published the federal tax treatment of its 2025 common and preferred distributions on January 27, 2026, via a PRNewswire release.
- • Each of the four 2025 common dividends was $1.01 per share, with ordinary taxable income ranging from $0.897470 to $0.919326 per share depending on quarter.
- • Each of the four 2025 Series Q preferred dividends (PLDGP) was $1.0675 per share, with ordinary taxable income of $0.948563 to $1.005297 per share.
- • Shareholders of record receive Form 1099-DIV via Computershare; street-name holders receive it from their bank, broker, or nominee.
- • Prologis states its 2025 federal return has not been filed and recommends consultation with a tax advisor, as state and local treatment may differ.
Summary
Proloss, Inc. (NYSE: PLD), the logistics real estate company, announced the tax treatment of its 2025 distributions on January 27, 2026. The disclosure covers both its common stock and its Series Q Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Shares (ticker PLDGP), with per-share breakdowns provided in two exhibits prescribed under the Internal Revenue Code.
For common shares (CUSIP 74340W103), the company paid four quarterly distributions of $1.01 per share with record dates of March 18, June 17, September 16, and December 16, 2025. Ordinary taxable income was $0.919326 per share for the March distribution and $0.897470 per share for each of the remaining three quarters. Qualified taxable dividends were $0.004619 in the first quarter and $0.006652 in each later quarter. Long-term capital gain distributions ranged from $0.074260 to $0.085983 per share, with unrecaptured Section 1250 gain of $0.011795 to $0.019895. Section 199A dividends matched total ordinary income in each quarter. The filing also disclosed Section 1061 and Section 897 amounts for each distribution.
Series Q preferred shares (CUSIP 74340W202) paid four quarterly distributions of $1.0675 per share on the same record and payable schedule. Ordinary taxable income was $1.005297 in the first quarter and $0.948563 in each subsequent quarter. The first-quarter distribution carried no long-term capital gain or Section 1061 amounts, while later quarters reported long-term capital gain of $0.090878 per share and unrecaptured Section 1250 gain of $0.021028 per share.
Shareholders of record during 2025 will receive Form 1099-DIV from Computershare, Prologis' transfer agent. Holders in street name will receive the form from their bank, brokerage, or nominee. The company noted that additional information may be needed to complete a federal return. Prologis cautioned that its 2025 federal income tax return has not yet been filed, that tax laws affect taxpayers differently, and that it cannot advise on how distributions should be reported.
For common shares (CUSIP 74340W103), the company paid four quarterly distributions of $1.01 per share with record dates of March 18, June 17, September 16, and December 16, 2025. Ordinary taxable income was $0.919326 per share for the March distribution and $0.897470 per share for each of the remaining three quarters. Qualified taxable dividends were $0.004619 in the first quarter and $0.006652 in each later quarter. Long-term capital gain distributions ranged from $0.074260 to $0.085983 per share, with unrecaptured Section 1250 gain of $0.011795 to $0.019895. Section 199A dividends matched total ordinary income in each quarter. The filing also disclosed Section 1061 and Section 897 amounts for each distribution.
Series Q preferred shares (CUSIP 74340W202) paid four quarterly distributions of $1.0675 per share on the same record and payable schedule. Ordinary taxable income was $1.005297 in the first quarter and $0.948563 in each subsequent quarter. The first-quarter distribution carried no long-term capital gain or Section 1061 amounts, while later quarters reported long-term capital gain of $0.090878 per share and unrecaptured Section 1250 gain of $0.021028 per share.
Shareholders of record during 2025 will receive Form 1099-DIV from Computershare, Prologis' transfer agent. Holders in street name will receive the form from their bank, brokerage, or nominee. The company noted that additional information may be needed to complete a federal return. Prologis cautioned that its 2025 federal income tax return has not yet been filed, that tax laws affect taxpayers differently, and that it cannot advise on how distributions should be reported.
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