智通财经获悉，据媒体报道，物流巨头普洛斯已为在香港进行首次公开募股(IPO)选定投行，预计最快 于2026年上半年进行IPO。知情人士透露，普洛斯已选择已选择由花旗、德银、杰富瑞和大摩为IPO安 排行。知情人士表示，相关讨论仍进行中，发行规模和时间等细节尚未确认，并补充说普洛斯最终也可 能决定不推进上市。报道称，普洛斯和大摩的代表未回应置评请求，花旗、德银和杰富瑞均拒绝置评。 值得注意的是，去年就有市场消息指普洛斯考虑今年来港上市。另外，2021年亦有媒体报道称普洛斯拟 以房托基金(REIT)来港上市，计划集资约16亿至20亿美元，预计2021年底上市，但最终未有成事。 本文源自：智通财经网 据悉，普洛斯曾于2010年在新加坡证券交易所上市，集资39亿新加坡元，基石投资者包括中投公司、阿 里巴巴、周大福集团等，是当时全球最大的不动产IPO。2017年，普洛斯被中国财团以160亿新加坡元 收购，创下亚洲收购纪录。财团成员包括私募股权公司高瓴投资、厚朴投资及万科。2018年，普洛斯宣 布完成私有化进程，从新加坡证券交易所退市。 9月时曾有报道指出，普洛斯投资方厚朴投资表示，该物流公司寻求明年将其中国业务上市。当时 ...

Core Viewpoint - Logistics giant Prologis is planning an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, potentially in the first half of 2026, with investment banks Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Jefferies, and Morgan Stanley selected for the arrangement [1] Group 1: Company Background - Prologis was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Singapore, focusing on supply chain, big data, and new energy infrastructure, with an asset management scale of approximately $80 billion [1] - The company operates around 450 logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing research and development facilities across 70 regions in China, with an IT load of about 1,400 megawatts (MW) and a new energy development scale exceeding 2 gigawatts (GW) [1] Group 2: Historical Context - Prologis was previously listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange in 2010, raising SGD 3.9 billion, making it the largest real estate IPO at that time, with cornerstone investors including China Investment Corporation and Alibaba [2] - In 2017, Prologis was acquired by a Chinese consortium for SGD 16 billion, setting an Asian acquisition record, and completed its privatization process in 2018, delisting from the Singapore Stock Exchange [2] Group 3: Recent Developments - In September, it was reported that Prologis's investor, Hillhouse Capital, indicated plans to list its China operations in 2026 [2] - In 2023, Prologis sold its non-China business, GLP Capital Partners Inc., for $5.2 billion to Ares Management Corp [2] - Prologis attempted to sell its China business but did not reach an agreement with state-owned buyers, and in August 2024, it received a $1.5 billion investment from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority [2]