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New Information Reveals Opportunity in Volatility - New Research on Carlsberg, Global Logistic Properties, Antofagasta and Red Electrica Corporacion
ACCESSWIRE - Fri Jan 22, 7:20AM CST
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / January 22, 2016 / Moments ago, Trader's Choice released new research updates concerning several important developing situations including the following equities: Carlsberg A/S (OTC: CABGY), Global Logistic Properties Ltd. (OTC: GBTZY), Antofagasta PLC (OTC: ANFGY) and Red Electrica Corporacion SA (OTC: RDEIY). Trader's Choice has perfected the profitable art of picking stocks, cutting through the noise to deliver the top trade, every year. The full Research Packages are being made available to the public on a complimentary basis.
Industrial Income Trust Completes Sale to an Affiliate of Global Logistic Properties
GlobeNewswire - Wed Nov 04, 11:25AM CST
Industrial Income Trust Inc. ("IIT" or the "Company"
, a leading U.S. industrial real estate investment trust, completed its merger with and into Western Logistics II LLC ("Western Logistics" , an affiliate of Global Logistic Properties Limited ("GLP" , in an all cash transaction valued at approximately US$4.55 billion, subject to certain transaction costs. In connection with the closing, stockholders of IIT are expected to be paid a cash distribution of US$10.56 within five business days as well as a distribution of units of beneficial interest of a liquidating trust as described further below. This distribution consists of: (i) US$10.30 per share in cash to be paid by GLP to stockholders of IIT pursuant to the merger agreement relating to the acquisition; (ii) US$0.26 per share in cash to be funded through net borrowings by subsidiaries of the liquidating trust described below; and (iii) one unit of beneficial interest of the liquidating trust described below per share of IIT common stock held.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Acquires Stake in U.S. Logistics Properties Portfolio
Marketwired - Tue Oct 27, 8:04AM CDT
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) announced today that it has acquired a 10.6% ownership interest in a diversified portfolio of logistics properties in the United States for US$350 million. CPPIB formed a joint venture with Global Logistic Properties Limited (GLP) and three other global institutional investors to jointly own the portfolio at the same valuation GLP used when it acquired its interest in the portfolio on February 26, 2015.
3PL Market in Japan 2015-2019 with GLP, Kintetsu World Express, Sagawa Express & Yamato Transport Dominating
M2 - Wed Sep 30, 10:12AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7qz3g9/3pl_market_in) has announced the addition of the "3PL Market in Japan 2015-2019" report to their offering. The 3PL market in Japan to grow at a CAGR of 1.98% during 2014-2019. This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the 3PL market in Japan for the period 2015-2019. The report presents the vendor landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the top four vendors in the market. It evaluates the key trends emerging in the market as well. According to the report, building a logistics infrastructure is capital-intensive, and the investment is blocked for a long time. Therefore, companies outsource their logistics services to reduce operational costs. The outsourcing of logistics and other SCM-related operations to 3PL providers allows companies to improve the efficiency of their business by focusing on their core competencies. Shippers achieve huge savings by avoiding expenses related to warehousing, vehicles, and machinery. 3PL providers also offer value addition to the SCM needs of shippers by customizing services as per requirements. This allows shippers to outsource their logistics requirements and carry out the remaining functions in-house. Further, the report states that a dearth of innovation in the market is inhibiting its growth in the region. The 3PL market in Japan is segmented as follows: Segmentation by services outsourced: - International transportation management - Value-added warehousing and distribution - Others Segmentation by industry serviced: - Automotive industry - Consumer goods industry - Technological industry - Others Key vendors - Global Logistic Properties (GLP) - Kintetsu World Express - Sagawa Express - Yamato Transport Other prominent vendors - Alps Logistics - Hitachi Transport System - JFE Logistics - Mitsui-Soko - Nichirei Logistics - Nippon Express - Sakata Warehouse - Sankyu - Toll Holdings For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7q..._market_in
GLP Announces New Investors into GLP US Income Partners I
PR Newswire - Thu May 28, 5:42AM CDT
Global Logistic Properties Limited ("GLP" , the leading global provider of modern logistics facilities, today announced the introduction of three capital partners into GLP US Income Partners I. They include two leading global institutional investors from Asia and one from North America. One of the Asian investors is new to GLP's fund management platform. GLP will reduce its stake in GLP US Income Partners I from 55% to 10% and remains the sole asset manager. GIC continues to hold a 45% stake in the portfolio.
New Information Reveals Opportunity in Volatility - New Research on Carlsberg, Global Logistic Properties, Antofagasta and Red Electrica Corporacion
ACCESSWIRE - Fri Jan 22, 7:20AM CST
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / January 22, 2016 / Moments ago, Trader's Choice released new research updates concerning several important developing situations including the following equities: Carlsberg A/S (OTC: CABGY), Global Logistic Properties Ltd. (OTC: GBTZY), Antofagasta PLC (OTC: ANFGY) and Red Electrica Corporacion SA (OTC: RDEIY). Trader's Choice has perfected the profitable art of picking stocks, cutting through the noise to deliver the top trade, every year. The full Research Packages are being made available to the public on a complimentary basis.
Industrial Income Trust Completes Sale to an Affiliate of Global Logistic Properties
GlobeNewswire - Wed Nov 04, 11:25AM CST
Industrial Income Trust Inc. ("IIT" or the "Company"
, a leading U.S. industrial real estate investment trust, completed its merger with and into Western Logistics II LLC ("Western Logistics" , an affiliate of Global Logistic Properties Limited ("GLP" , in an all cash transaction valued at approximately US$4.55 billion, subject to certain transaction costs. In connection with the closing, stockholders of IIT are expected to be paid a cash distribution of US$10.56 within five business days as well as a distribution of units of beneficial interest of a liquidating trust as described further below. This distribution consists of: (i) US$10.30 per share in cash to be paid by GLP to stockholders of IIT pursuant to the merger agreement relating to the acquisition; (ii) US$0.26 per share in cash to be funded through net borrowings by subsidiaries of the liquidating trust described below; and (iii) one unit of beneficial interest of the liquidating trust described below per share of IIT common stock held. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Acquires Stake in U.S. Logistics Properties Portfolio
Marketwired - Tue Oct 27, 8:04AM CDT
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) announced today that it has acquired a 10.6% ownership interest in a diversified portfolio of logistics properties in the United States for US$350 million. CPPIB formed a joint venture with Global Logistic Properties Limited (GLP) and three other global institutional investors to jointly own the portfolio at the same valuation GLP used when it acquired its interest in the portfolio on February 26, 2015.
3PL Market in Japan 2015-2019 with GLP, Kintetsu World Express, Sagawa Express & Yamato Transport Dominating
M2 - Wed Sep 30, 10:12AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7qz3g9/3pl_market_in) has announced the addition of the "3PL Market in Japan 2015-2019" report to their offering. The 3PL market in Japan to grow at a CAGR of 1.98% during 2014-2019. This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the 3PL market in Japan for the period 2015-2019. The report presents the vendor landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the top four vendors in the market. It evaluates the key trends emerging in the market as well. According to the report, building a logistics infrastructure is capital-intensive, and the investment is blocked for a long time. Therefore, companies outsource their logistics services to reduce operational costs. The outsourcing of logistics and other SCM-related operations to 3PL providers allows companies to improve the efficiency of their business by focusing on their core competencies. Shippers achieve huge savings by avoiding expenses related to warehousing, vehicles, and machinery. 3PL providers also offer value addition to the SCM needs of shippers by customizing services as per requirements. This allows shippers to outsource their logistics requirements and carry out the remaining functions in-house. Further, the report states that a dearth of innovation in the market is inhibiting its growth in the region. The 3PL market in Japan is segmented as follows: Segmentation by services outsourced: - International transportation management - Value-added warehousing and distribution - Others Segmentation by industry serviced: - Automotive industry - Consumer goods industry - Technological industry - Others Key vendors - Global Logistic Properties (GLP) - Kintetsu World Express - Sagawa Express - Yamato Transport Other prominent vendors - Alps Logistics - Hitachi Transport System - JFE Logistics - Mitsui-Soko - Nichirei Logistics - Nippon Express - Sakata Warehouse - Sankyu - Toll Holdings For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7q..._market_in
GLP Announces New Investors into GLP US Income Partners I
PR Newswire - Thu May 28, 5:42AM CDT
Global Logistic Properties Limited ("GLP"
, the leading global provider of modern logistics facilities, today announced the introduction of three capital partners into GLP US Income Partners I. They include two leading global institutional investors from Asia and one from North America. One of the Asian investors is new to GLP's fund management platform. GLP will reduce its stake in GLP US Income Partners I from 55% to 10% and remains the sole asset manager. GIC continues to hold a 45% stake in the portfolio. 
