
Norway’s wealth fund urged Prologis and SEGRO to hold merger talks after SEGRO rejected Prologis’ sweetened roughly £13.5 billion third proposal, as a July 22 UK takeover deadline approaches.
Prologis said talks with SEGRO management did not provide enough clarity on whether a transaction could win the SEGRO board's recommendation, even after it raised its proposal to a see-through value of 993 pence a share with a partial cash alternative of up to £2.7 billion. Norges Bank Investment Management, which manages Norway’s $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund, urged both boards to begin merger talks after SEGRO rejected Prologis’ sweetened third offer valuing the UK warehouse owner at about £13.5 billion, while SEGRO said it remained open to further engagement if Prologis improves its proposal. Prologis must by 5:00 p.m. London time on July 22, 2026 either announce a firm offer under UK takeover rules or say it will not proceed, unless the deadline is extended.